Argentina debates war risk with Germany over submarine warfare
Argentina's chamber of deputies readies to vote on severing diplomatic ties with Germany after Berlin notes questioned cruiser warfare. Foreign Minister Paergredon released two dispatches from Berlin via Munich minister Mulina, stating Germany will not alter its submarine campaign. Deputies Varga and Acer clash over the interpretation as the chamber prepares to convene on Saturday.
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Smarrow
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Acer
Conscripting Men and Boys for War in German Occupied City
Reported German authorities conscripting men and boys aged fourteen to eighty for work in munition factories and shipyards. Raids were carried out in homes and streets as the petty committee had ordered a 75 percent release of labor. Ostend region details and provincial capital reference appear with damaged date context.
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Ates
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Cerin
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Ostend
Weather Update From Stpl Amid Brief Snowfall
The report notes weather conditions around Stpl with a cold wind and light snowfall. Forecasters expect continued chilly temperatures through the day with brisk gusts from the northwest. No major storms are forecast for the region this week.
Condition of Governor Goodrich in grave condition
Indianapolis September 23. The condition of Governor Goodrich is very critical tonight. Doctors and a Chicago lung specialist warn the outlook for recovery is poor. He has typhoid with five weeks of weakness, but physicians say he rests easier and may have a restful night.
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Indianapolis
Goodrich
Chicago
Preliminary Hearing In Means Case To Day
Concord court moves toward the preliminary hearing in the Means case. Maude A means Aviat 29 and a wealthy widow described as Mrs King testified over the day, with defense contending to call further witnesses as the prosecution reviews evidence and possible next steps.
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New York
Chiensa
Chiensa, Mie Wealthy Widow Bevring
Hice
Osborne
Means
Nia
Tts Trinity
Jorg
Mrnys? Fundry
Mrs. King
One Killed in Street Carriot Amid Turmoil
Athens Tennessee man Will Mussengale, a brewery driver, died when a crowd attacked a street procession. A suspect, 8.0 Wroley of Athens, was arrested as authorities moved to restore order after clashes between strikers and paraders.
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Panuleurs
Wrolel
Athens
Secretary Lansing Unfolds Another Plot By Germany Against the United States
Secretary Lansing reveals Germany stored explosives and deadly microbes in Bucharest after taking charge of German interests in Romania. The find came as Romanian police, aided by American officials, unearthed boxes buried in the garden of the German legation. Further details and follow ups are noted as ongoing investigations and disclosures continue.
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Bucharest
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Argentina
von Eckhardt
Mexico City
von Bernstorff
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Legation
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Romania
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Ter Vonicka
Andrews
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Regation
Bernhardt
Compromise on War Tax Bill Shifts Education Exemptions
Reported compromise on a wartime tax bill would exempt contributions to educational and charitable institutions from taxes. Conferees from both houses argued over river rates and sought to balance exemptions with proposed changes. Final votes expected soon as tax details for beverages ads and reading matter rates were outlined.
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Strike of Iron Workers Settled in San Francisco
In San Francisco a temporary writ forced about 100 iron workers to return to work last Monday while negotiations continued. Representatives from workers and employers, with federal mediation, announced a tentative agreement pending final approval. Some workers were set to resume Thursday as talks with officials and the president’s influence continued.
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Wisconsin Senator Attacks Press and War Policy
A Wisconsin senator denounces American press bias and calls for action against sensational reports. He argues democracy faces threats from external enemies and stresses the need to preserve liberty and the nation’s vigor for decades. Footnotes reference a St Paul speech and the use of public opinion to guide government.
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Reneral
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St. Paul
United States
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Taralion
Ropeernntin
Adenerten
Eas
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War Book Drive Opens Wednesday at Commercial Club
A wartime book drive launches Wednesday at the Commercial Club to raise funds and collect books for U.S. servicemen. Henry Beutel chairs the committee with state and city volunteers coordinating distribution, including camps, hospitals, and ships, to support readiness and morale.
Argentina May Yet Avoid War
Foreign page reports cautious tone on possible clash with Argentina, noting diplomatic efforts, potential outcomes, and calls for restraint as tensions rise amid unsettled border questions and regional responses.
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Argentina
Baker Reviews Local Batteries Parade at Camp Mills
The rainbow division review at Camp Mills Mineola showcased Major General Mann and General MacArthur, with 27,000 troops marching past. Secretary of War Newton Baker and General W A Mann praised the division's health and spirits, calling the sight impressive and emblematic of national enterprise.
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Baler
United States
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Etitriey
Tauver
Cumangs
New Yorks
Valea
Galker
Expose Proof of War's Necessity from Congress Letter
A fragmented wartime commentary claims Congress hides motives behind disclosures. It alleges efforts to split factions and tilt public opinion to support a broader war, urging honesty and integrity in government.
Wabash Attorney to Speak Here at Defense Meeting
Herman Wilke of Elwood and Byron Somers of Fort Wayne will join Fred J. King of Wabash at an Allen County Council of Defense program in the courthouse. Judge Eggeman will preside and urge war service and war needs as four such meetings tour the region, with subjects on defense, food conservation, coal, and soldiers’ welfare.
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Henry Beutel
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di Ierua
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Eniat
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Fred J. King
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Tegislature
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Elwood
Byron Sommers
Fort Wayne
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Wicherman
Allen County Council of Defense
Aten County Council of Defense
More Arrests in Philadelphia Feud Deepens
Philadelphia headlines report ongoing clashes and arrests connected to a feud in the city. Police and city officials including Mayor Smith and others pursue suspects as clashes spread across neighborhoods. Details and a continuation note appear on page 2 column.
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