Wilson Addresses Large Crowds In Six City Tour
President Wilson spoke to packed crowds in St Louis Indianapolis and Columbus as part of a 10000 mile tour. He rode via automobile through cheering streets and arrived at coliseums and Memorial hall where audiences sang and cheered his remarks. Rain fell in Indianapolis but did not dampen enthusiasm. Union station departures and train connections followed the stints with the president signaling the end of each stop.
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State Fair Grounds Coliseum
Union Station
Columbus
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Memorial Hall
Belgian Royalty to Sail for United States on Warship
Brussels reports King Albert Queen Elizabeth and Crown Prince Leopold will sail September 22 for the United States aboard an American warship. The voyage marks a high profile royal visit amid wartime tensions and alliance displays.
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American Driver and Four Mexican Soldiers Killed
According to reliable information, A. P. Hennessey an American truck driver formerly with the Nogales immigration service and four Mexican federal soldiers escorting a San Xavier Mining Co truck were killed by Yaquis near Nogales Arizona on September 5. Details of the attack are scarce.
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Sniper Tales From No Man's Land Corner
Private Lewis describes sleeping in a corner of a ruined building near No Man's Land. He recalls popping at a sniper a few days earlier and notes the sniper was “raising” his life insurance. The wartime exchange shows grim humor amid danger.
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Lewis
No Man's Land
Raisin
Denied Treaty Drafts Strain Senate Executive Powers
President Wilson refused the Senate Foreign Relations Committee access to latest drafts of proposed treaties with Germany's allies. He argued disclosure would invite senatorial encroachment on executive treaty powers. Lodge maintained the president could control information. the Rhine agreement was also denied as premature.
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Rail shopmen strike rejects Wilson appeal in Cumberland
Fifteen hundred workers at the Baltimore and Ohio railroad shops in Cumberland Maryland walked out in protest of President Wilson's call to remain at work. The strike pulls in workers from nearly all departments while a small number of laborers stay on. Unionized shop clerks were not mobilized.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Insurgents in Upper Silesia Blow Up German Garrison
Insurgents in Upper Silesia blew up a German garrison at Bytom, killing and injuring several soldiers, according to the Breslau Zeitung. Germans rush armored trains to Myslowice where clashes with Poles have occurred.
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North Dakota Bank Robbed in Pettibone Safety Boxes Opened
Yeggmen robbed the Pettibone State Bank and rifled safety deposit boxes of Liberty bonds though the total amount seized remains undetermined. In Budapest hundreds of bodies were found by Romanian troops after being hidden in the city. C E commander in chief proposed federating major patriotic groups at the national encampment in Columbus next week.
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County Board Proceedings Include Road Work and Bridge Listings
Emmons County board minutes document road and bridge work across districts, with numerous contractor bills and petitions. It lists task orders for road grading, culverts, repairs, and highway establishments, plus adjournment notes and payments to firms and individuals.
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Joseph B. Baumgartner
Ben J. Louinger
Thomas Renskers
Anton Mattern
Anton VerHoven
Stephen Huisinger
Fred Mattern
Albert Haan
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John Wagner
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Thomas Whelan
Ies
Henry Wittmayer
iTwempeon Yards Lumber
John Kester
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Twempece Taras Inc
Fordson tractors in high demand as farm need grows
Advert slash advert notes Fordson tractors scarce due to strong demand with long wait for delivery. Highlights promise economy durability and low maintenance, plus Oliver features like combined rolling coulter and joiner that bury stalks at furrow bottom and keep depth even.
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