Reviet Fores May Concentrate Against Wranger Peace
Edward W. Pickard reports on a polar shift toward a Polish Bolshevik accord with Russia as talks near Riga settle borders east of Drvinwk and through Barawevitell. Poland aims to neutralize Soviet forces while Wrangel advances in southern Russia, threatening Polish security and the Crimean front.
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Russia in famine as winter havoc looms world wide
The report details extreme shortages in Russia with famine fears in Petrograd and across the country. Mutinies, epidemics, fuel and water loss, overwhelmed hospitals, and mass emigration depict a collapsing city and nation awaiting a harsh winter. International relief efforts and peace talks in Europe are noted amid global alarm.
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NONE DIED IN TOKYO FIRE AT SUN DAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
A Tokyo fire at the Sunday school convention hall caused no deaths, but monetary loss as the large hall burned. The convention committee planned to move meetings to the M.C.A. building after a prayer service and expressions of thanks for three injured attendees. The blaze quickly destroyed much of the structure.
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Obregon Calls for Friendship With United States at Paso Expo
President elect of Mexico Alvaro Obregon urged closer ties at the Paso International Exposition. He advocated abolishing the word guerra and ending hostilities between friends, saying Mexico seeks better economic relations and extended fellowship to the United States as he arrived aboard the first train to Mexico.
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New Yearn
Ioglesing Calderon
Fire catastrophe leaves building destroyed and few injuries
The blaze trapped many inside causing dresses to rise and exits to be crowded but no serious injuries were reported. Most occupants were Japanese with several Americans losing documents. the fire caused extensive property loss and the building suffered total destruction.
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Ines
Ambassadorial Return and Large Mahogany Log Highlight
A historical note describes Sommilesomer to the United States with ambassador rank and a plan approved by President te la Horta for a return to Mexico with mission members. It mentions an embassy not closing and secretary Mune C. Voller being named charge. It also cites a valuable mahogany log, one of the largest marketed, yielding 17,000 feet of solid wood.
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Lioyd George
Wilson
Spencer
Missouri
Roumania
Serbia
Braanu
United States
Twinlty
Te la Horta
Mexico
Mune C. Voller
Hien
Armistice Day Observance Set by President
President Wilson calls Armistice Day observance on November 14 with the flag at half mast on public buildings and posts to honor heroic Americans who died in World War I. He supports memorial services nationwide and favors an annual national day through legislation, praising observances in churches and the solemn remembrance of fallen heroes.
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League of Nations
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Cox
Franklin Roosevelt
Homer S. Cummings
Jeacue
Ohio
Kansas
Indiana
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New Mexico
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Washington
Dct
U S May Seize Breweries In Chicago
Chicago Oct 7 seizure of breweries by the government and prosecution of their owners for violation of prohibition laws was intimated when Harry W Mayer collector of internal revenue said he sent 185 agents to investigate reports breweries were making beer of more than half of 1 percent alcohol. Seizure of breweries is permissible under the Volstead act Mayer said.
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Harry W. Mayer
Internal Revenue
Mager
Eight Die In Ship Blast In Brooklyn Drydock
Exploding oil tank on the British steamer G. R. Crowe during repairs in Shewan's drydock Brooklyn leaves four bodies recovered and four missing. Between 20 and 30 workers are injured as rescue teams search the wreck site.
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New York
G. RL Crowe
Shewan
Brooklyn
Multiple Southern European wrecks and domestic incidents
A Rome telegraph reports a Venice to Milan express wreck in Italy with numerous deaths and injuries. Other items note U S whisky withdrawal pauses in New York and parts of Pennsylvania, a Casper Wyoming shooting death of Debert Horty seen by his wife and child, Spanish forces’ victories over Moroccan tribesmen, the Cleveland Players paying Ray Chapman’s widow, two California earthquakes, and clashes involving white and Black soldiers at Fort Leavenworth.
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Cleveland
Ray Chapman
New York
Britain threatens action over Soviet prisoners note
London warns of “certain action” if Oct 10 conditions are not met for release of British captives held by the Bolshevik regime. Krassin vents, Britain seeks mutual prisoner release and halt to hostilities. Curzon notes few Russians in British custody and uses them to pressure the Bolsheviks.
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Great Britain
Russia
Bolshevis
Herald
Organ of Labor
Leonid Krassin
Deypt
Persia
Constantinope
Barun
Krassin
Curzon
Record corn crop rises to new U S high
Washington October 1 forecast by the agriculture department shows a corn crop of 210,000,000 bushels, up from the prior record, with the condition at 83.1 percent. Wheat is now projected at 750,648,000 bushels, below last month’s forecast of 770,000,000. Spring wheat is 218,007,000 bushels, oats at 144,362,000 bushels, up about 2,523,000 for the month.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
One in five soldiers reenlist after September discharge
Washington reports that about 20 percent of September enlistment expirations prompted reenlistments. Camp Gordon Georgia saw 55 percent reenter immediately, Camp Lewis 50 percent. September admissions totaled 16,401 with war department aiming for 280,000 strength by spring. current enrollment stands at 190,432.
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Washington
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Army Recruiting Service
Camp Gordon
Camp Lewis
Fifty New Seats in U S Congress
A report explains that the United States House would grow by fifty seats due to population shifts, with Maine potentially losing one and New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Michigan gaining multiple seats. The total would rise to 485 representatives, altering apportionment and district sizes nationwide.
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Tennessee
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Best photograph of Jean Millerand reaches country
Jean Millerand, son of France’s new president, appears in what is described as the best photograph of the young man to reach this country. The image is noted for its clarity and prominence among recent depictions.
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Jean Millerand
France
Trade Outlook Good Says Steady Resumption of Manufacturing Reflects Demand
The report notes steady manufacturing revival and freer demand for goods as freight improvements boost marketing across industries. Optimism grows with better car supply and faster freight handling, though price-reduction hesitancy remains. Some factories run on backlog orders while many districts see demand still below year-ago levels.
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Oct. S
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Bank
Rilrands
89 New Chaplains for Army Under New Organization Law
War Department announces 89 new chaplains for the regular army under the reorganization act providing one chaplain per 1200 officers and men. Adjutant General Harris states these 89 commissions date from July 1 and follow a selection from 300 applicants.
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War Department
Washington
Harris
Pupils Cars Jam Street In Olathe High School Parking
Automobiles belonging to students of the local high school cause heavy traffic and prompt Mayor Duffy to order cars be parked behind the school rather than in front. The action reflects tight city traffic conditions in Olathe Kansas in October.
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Olathe
Kan
Duffy
Barse x King of Greece Italian ban on entry to Italy report
Paris dispatch reports the Italian government refused permission for former King Constantine of Greece to enter Italy. The French foreign office says Constantine, planning a visit weeks ago, faces a diplomatic blockage. The note summarizes the Paris briefing and implications for relations.
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Italy
Paris
Talim
Greece
Ruide
Pape's Diapepsin Provides Quick Stomach Relief
An ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as the fastest relief for indigestion gases flatulence heartburn sourness and fermentation. A few tablets rapidly correct stomach distress allowing eating favorite foods again. Large cases cost only a few cents at drug stores. Harmless and pleasant with millions helped annually.
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