Federal raids target The Republican and I W W leader
Federal authorities plan to seize The Republican and arrest a prominent I W W leader after raids on the organization. District Attorney Clyne says warrants will be issued and further raids expected, as officials anticipate sensational revelations and possible reprisals from the I W W.
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J. W. W. Leader
Chicago
I. W. W. Leader
Bureau of Investigation
United States District Attorney
Lyne
Joseph B. Fleming
West
Madison Street
Federal
Clyne
Morris Klein
Baseball results from multiple city matchups listed
Results show Pittsburgh beats Chicago 2 6 2 with Carter and Wilson last names. Steele and Schmidt cited. New York defeats Philadelphia 4 10 with Alexander and Killifer. Tesreau and McCarty. Philadelphia loses to New York 1 4 with Rixey and Adams. Schupp and Rariden. Boston upsets Brooklyn 0 6 with S Smith and Miller. Rag an and Trogressor. Second Brooklyn win over Boston 2 5 with Marquard Coombs and Krueger. Hughes and Meyers.
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Chicago
Carter
Wilson
Steele
Schmidt
New York
Philadelphia
Alexander
Killifer
Tesreau
McCarty
Rixey
Adams
Schupp
Rariden
Boston
Brooklyn
S. Smith
Miller
Ragan
Trogressor
Marquard
Coombs
Krueger
Hughes
Meyers
Washington New York game summary with lineup notes
At Washington New York the scoreboard reads 0 3 for Love Monroe and Nanamaker Washington 6 11 Johnson and Ainsmith. Second game New York 4 6 Shawkey and Alexander Washington 1 7 Shaw and Ainsmith. At Philadelphia Doston 5 12 Foster and Agnew Philadelphia 0 4 Johnson Anderson and Meyer.
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New York
Love
Monroe
Nanamaker
Johnson
Ainsmith
Shawkey
Alexander
Shaw
Philadelphia
Doston
Foster
Agnew
Anderson
Meyer
French Cabinet Chief Ribot Resigns
Alexandre Ribot, head of France's cabinet, resigns from his post amid political shifts. The move follows a leadership shakeup affecting the government’s top ranks and policy direction.
Huntington Wilson Divorce Suit Filed in Nevada
A divorce suit against Huntington Wilson former assistant secretary of state under Roosevelt is on file here. The case is listed with proceedings in Rego Nevada dated September.
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Huntington Wilson
Rego, Nev
Roosevelt
Chicago Markets and Paris War Review Song
Chicago live stock and hog prices show varied receipts with cattle and sheep quotes. pork weights range from 14 to 18 dollars, while grain and produce prices are listed. Paris notes American troops in review before President Poincare with martial display and praise for Franco American ties.
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Chicago
German Secretary Would Stop War
A Vienna dispatch to the Frankfurter Zeitung says German Foreign Secretary Dr. Von Kuehlmann favors negotiated peace. The report notes his calm manner and lack of chauvinism, aligning with the imperial chancellor in endorsing peace by understanding.
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Amsterdam
von Kuehlmann
Frankfurter Zeitung
Vienna
von Keuhlmann
French Cabinet Offers 10 Resignations
Paris reports the Ribot ministry decided unanimously to resign after a cabinet meeting. President Poincare asked the premier and ministers to withhold until the presidents of the senate and chamber of deputies return to Paris for discussion. Both chamber leaders were summoned by telegraph.
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France
Viviani
Briand
Ribot
Paris
Poincare
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Edsel Ford Draft Exemption Claim Provokes Debate
Edsel Ford, son of a leading auto maker, requests military draft exemption drawing public attention to exemption rules. Officials weigh his status against wartime needs while Ford Motor Company remains influential in national policy discussions.
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Henry Ford II
Edsel Ford
Detroit
Soukhomlinoff Trial Focuses On Treason Case Evidence
At Petrograd the former war minister General Soukhomlinoff faces high treason charges. Testimony concentrates on letters between the defendant and Prince Andronikoff and warnings from Makaroff and Colonel Eremin about Colonel Miasoievoff, including claims of imperial attention in Berlin.
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Miasoievoff
Berlin
William
Soukhomlinoff
Coone
Germans Strike American Hospitals in Coast Village
German aerial attack targets hospitals staffed by St. Louis and Harvard contingents, killing one medical officer and wounding three Americans, with six other wounded. British reports condemn assaults on clearly marked hospitals as indignation rises across England.
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London
St. Louis
Harvard
Rome
Gambia
War Office
Panovizza
Teenova
Carso
Paris
Champagne
Verdun
Aisne
Ailles
Souain
Meuse
Red Cross to Finish Tuberculosis Sanatorium at Bligny
Washington reports the American Red Cross will complete the unfinished Tuberculosis Sanatorium at Bligny near Paris. The project, about eighty percent done, would be finished for 180000 francs and ready before winter to serve military needs during the war and then revert to the Sanatorium association.
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Washington
Red Cross War Council
Red Cross
France
American Red Cross
Bligny
Paris
Sanatorium Association
Average man in U S has 47 80 in bank of jeans
Treasury figures show the average American has 47.80 in his jeans pocket, with no gain from the previous year. On Sept 1 circulating currency stood at 4 752 154 509 dollars, while gold coin and bullion totaled about 3 060 991 278 dollars, roughly one third of world supply.
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Washington
America
Treasury Department
United States
11 Billion Bond Act Passed By The House
The House passed the $11,538,945,460 war bond and certificate bill by a unanimous vote after three days of debate. The Senate will begin consideration immediately after the war revenue bill, with efforts to form a war expenditures committee and tighten treasury controls proving ineffective.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congressional War Expenditures Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
German Gotha Planes Bombing England Described
Paris Sept 7 Gotha bombers are two motor biplanes with 430 horsepower and two tractor propellers, as stated by George Prade the French aviation expert.
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Paris
Gotha
England
George Prade
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