Raid on The Republican Promised by Federal Action
Chicago reports indicate the government plans to seize and suppress The Republican. Federal and local officials anticipate arrests, with raids on I. W. W. leaders and further seizures as investigations reveal sensitive documents. Authorities foresee sensational revelations and possible reprisals.
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Chicago
I. W. W. Leader
Bureau of Investigation
United States District Attorney
Lyne
Joseph B. Fleming
Federal
Department of Justice
Washington
Morris Klein
Rich
Petrograd
Sept
Risa
French Cabinet Chief Ribot Resigns from Post
Alexandre Ribot, head of the French cabinet, has tendered his resignation. The move follows political shifts within the administration as officials reassess leadership roles. Ribot's departure reshapes the cabinet lineup and may affect ongoing policy priorities.
Baseball Results From National League and Rival City Matches
In Pittsburgh Chicago games the Pirates beat the Cubs 2 to 1 with Carter and Wilson for Pittsburgh and Steele and Schmidt for Chicago. New York defeated Philadelphia 10 to 4 with Alexander and Killifer for New York and Tesreau and McCarty for Philadelphia. In Philadelphia Rixey and Adams toppled New York 5 to 1 in the first game and Schupp and Rariden won the 4 to 2 second game. Boston edged Brooklyn 6 to 0 in the first and 9 to 5 in the second with S Smith and Miller for Boston and Ragan and Trogressor for Brooklyn. Second game Brooklyn beat Boston 8 to 12 with Marquard Coombs and Krueger for Brooklyn and Hughes and Meyers for Boston.
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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
Baseball scores from Washington and Philadelphia games
In Washington New York game one the score was 0 to 3 with Love Monroe and Nanamaker for Washington and Johnson Ainsmith for New York. In the second game New York led 4 to 6 with Shawkey Alexander for New York and Shaw Ainsmith for Washington. In Philadelphia Boston the score was 5 to 12 with Foster Agnew for Boston and Johnson Anderson and Meyer for Philadelphia.
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New York
Love
Monroe
Nanamaker
Johnson
Ainsmith
Shawkey
Alexander
Shaw
Philadelphia
Boston
Foster
Agnew
Anderson
Meyer
German secretary would stop war
Vienna dispatch quotes Dr. Von Kuehlmann in Frankfurter Zeitung reporting the German foreign secretary favors negotiated peace. The secretary’s calm demeanor and lack of chauvinism are noted as favorable in Vienna, aligning with a peace by understanding.
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Dr. von Kuehlmann
Amsterdam
von Kuehlmann
Frankfurter Zeitung
Vienna
Pershing's Men Hail Poincare in France
American troops in British helmets marched in great squares before President Poincare at the American training area in Paris. He praised the alliance, praising Wilson and the United States, as bands played the Marseillaise and Pershing spoke to officers amid cheers and a joking exchange with a private about what was said.
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Paris
Poincare
French Republic
Evens
Pershing
Philadelphia
President Wilson
United States
Huntington Wilson Divorce Suit Filed in Nevada
A divorce suit against Huntington Wilson former assistant secretary of state under Roosevelt is on file in Rego Nevada dated September 8.
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Huntington Wilson
Rego
Nev
Roosevelt
Markets: Hog and Cattle Prices in Chicago and East Buffalo
Livestock and grain quotations show receipts and ranges for hogs cattle and sheep in Chicago and East Buffalo with price bands. Prime steers and hogs move within specified dollars. calves and sheep values listed. Chicago cash grain notes No 2 white corn at 2.19. various eggs butter and produce prices. regional vegetable and fruit quotes included.
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Chicago
French Cabinet Accepts 10 Resignations
Paris September 8 The Ribot ministry resigned unanimously after a cabinet meeting. President Poincare asked the premier and ministers to withhold resignations until the presidents of the senate and chamber of deputies return to Paris for talks. Both chamber leaders have been summoned by telegraph.
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France
Viviani
Briand
Ribot
Paris
Poincare
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Edsel Ford Draft Exemption Claim Stirs Attention
The son of auto maker Ford, Edsel Ford, has been drafted and is seeking an exemption. Officials weigh whether his status affects production timelines and public perception of the draft.
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Ar. 2 Association
Henry Ford Ir
Edsel Ford
Detroit
Soukhomlinoff Trial Focuses on High Treason Case
At Petrograd the former war minister General Soukhomlinoff faces treason charges. Testimony centers on letters with Prince Andronikoff and statements by Mak aroff and Colonel Eremin regarding alleged warnings about Colonel Miasoievoff. A witness says Miasoievoff met with Emperor William in Berlin, while Soukhomlinoff doubts proof against Miasoievoff.
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Petrograd
Soukhomlinoff
Prince Andronikoff
Makaroff
Eremin
Miasoievoff
Bremin
Berlin
William
Germans Attack American Hospitals in Coast Village
London reports an aerial assault on U S hospitals in a coast village used by St Louis and Harvard contingents. One American medical corps officer killed, three wounded severely, five wounded with four others killed. Allied indignation grows over hospitals marked for attack.
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London
St. Louis
Harvard
Red Cross to Complete Tuberculosis Sanatorium at Bligny
Washington reports the American Red Cross will finish the Bligny TB sanatorium near Paris. The unfinished 200-bed facility, about eighty percent complete, requires 180,000 francs ($36,000) to finish heating lighting and plumbing. After wartime use by military authorities it will 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 holds less than state of bank in jeans
Treasury figures show the average man has $17.80 in his jeans bank, $6 more than a year ago. On September 1 circulation in the United States stood at $4.75 trillion, with gold coin and balance totaling about $3.06 trillion, roughly a third of world supply.
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Washington
Sept S.america
Treasury Department
United States
War bond bill passes House for 11.54 billion total
The House approved a 11,538,945,460 war bond and certificate bill by unanimous vote after three days of debate. The Senate will begin consideration after finalizing the war revenue bill, with Republicans opposing some provisions but no major amendments.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congressional War Expenditures Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
German Gotha Bombers Raise New Paris Alarm
Paris reports Gotha airplanes used by Germany in bombing England are twin motor biplanes with two tractor propellers and 430 horsepower, as described by French aviation expert George Prade.
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Paris
England
George Prade
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