DUMBA'S RECALL REQUESTED BY U S FOR STRIKE PLOT
Ambassador Peachels at Vienna told the Austro-Hungarian government that Dumba proposed to mitigate strikes in U S munitions plants and to cripple American trade. Secretary Lansing announced the recall action, stating Dumba admitted to plotting to use an American citizen to relay dispatches and to injury the United States. The note expresses deep regret and a desire to maintain cordial U S Austro-Hungarian relations.
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Envoys Recall Amid Turbulent Foreign Crisis
Washington reports recalls of foreign diplomats amid a heated session of recall requests as officials accuse rivals of interference while new tensions surface over Balkan alignments and military concerns. Notable names include Lord Backville-Weat and Premier Venizegion, with Greek Serbian Romanian and Bulgarian governments seeking ratification of a regional accord.
Fort Atourno Falls War News Reach Petrograd Victory
Vienna reports intensified Allied raids to sever rail links from Lemberg to Kiev. Austrian forces claim Dulow fortress captured and control of rail lines after heavy fighting. In Petrograd, Russian officials tout victory in Eastern Galicia with 3,000 German troops killed or captured and large artillery losses.
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News From Far Far and Near
A Hertin dispatch says floods slow German advance in Ruwata and hinder operations on the eastern front. In Detroit cities a person was sentenced to one to five years at the state prison. In New York a Germ reservist faced charges over purchasing state assets. Lusitania armed and a federal judge sentenced a person to one year and eight months in jail. Cleveland reports a $50,000,000 deal by capitalists to repurpose Reosia with 3,000,000 rifles.
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Schwab Home Threatened by Letters Near Loretto
Scattered clippings report three threatening letters to Chark M Schwab about blowing up his summer home near Loretto Pennsylvania if he ceases shipping war material to Europe. Mrs Schwab and staff fled as the mansion was closed amid social season.
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Hesperian Sunk Off Irish Coast After Torpedo Attack
The Allan liner Hesperian, from Liverpool to Montreal, was struck by a German submarine near the Irish coast Saturday evening and sank at 6:47 AM Monday. Captain Main and 20 crew stayed aboard. rescue by nearby steamers saved most. About 350 passengers and 200 crew aboard. 20 lives unaccounted for, total loss possibly 20. Four thousand sacks of mail went down. Also: Secretary Lansing says A B C Mexican peace mediators will meet soon to plan decisive action on the Mexican situation amid border tensions.
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Czar Heads Russ Armies
Emperor Nicholas has assumed command of the Russian armies in Petrograd. The move may aim to favor the elimination of Grand Duke Nicholas, though officials have kept details secret. The czar reportedly signaled allegiance to France in a dispatch to President Poincare.
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Train Hits Auto Killing Four in Johnston City
Four persons died and two were fatally injured when a Chicago & Eastern rail No 20 train struck an automobile near Johnston City Illinois. Victims include A Brownall Tom McDonald Harry F Dixon A Brown all of San Francisco. Fatally injured include A Brown Jr also of San Francisco and Oscar Mooneyham of West Frankfort. Mooneyham drove the troupe to the town where they planned a performance.
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Harry F. Dixon
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Oscar Mooneyham
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Grain crop set U S records in September report
Washington reports that the September crop estimate shows U S yield for wheat corn nuts rye and barley at 5.641 billion bushels, up 94 million from August and 689 million more than last year. The three leading grains total 6.374 billion bushels with traders expecting wheat above one billion.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Germans Win in Argonne
London reports a final German push in the Argonne halted after reaching about a quarter mile depth on a front of roughly one mile. Berlin cites 1,100 prisoners including 38 officers and fifty machine guns seized. Paris says lines held except east of Layon de Biiar ville where a trench portion was captured. Machinists Go On Strike. Midshipmen Hazers Must Go.
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Berlin Sifts Facts On Hesperian Sinking
Berlin reports no definite information on the Hesperian sinking as officials urge awaiting fuller news. In Washington the White House withholds judgment until facts about the German submarine attack are known, and similar caution governs other submarine cases.
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German Zeppelin Raid Hits Eastern England
London reports that German airships dropped incendiaries over the eastern counties and London district, causing fires under control. Casualties listed include ten killed and forty three injured, with three missing. anti aircraft guns and patrol planes engaged but failed to locate the raiders. Several dwellings were damaged as debris and fires drew rapid firefighting efforts.
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Widow’s Murder Suspect Held On Confession
New York police say Owney Talas a Russian Finn worked as a hajfboy in widowed Mrs Elizabeth Nichols home for two and a half months before she was murdered by masked robbers who looted gems valued at about 10000. Nichols founder of Austin Nichols Co was worth about 2 million and gems were kept at her house.
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German Note Refuses Indemnity for Arabic Sinking
Berlin states no compensation payable for deaths from the Arabic incident. The note explains a German submarine commander acted to prevent an attack after mistaking the Arabic for an enemy vessel. It suggests arbitration at The Hague if US and German views cannot align on this international law issue.
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Collision Injures 35 in Lake Shore Limited Crash
A Lake Shore electric limited and a westbound local collided near Sage's siding between Huron and Ceylon Junction at 11:04 AM. About 35 were injured, 12 seriously. relief cars and three physicians aided victims. Motormen disobeyed order to wait on Sage's siding, causing the crash.
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Campaign critiques of La Follette tariff law and Democratic grip
The piece argues the promoterm or Le Follette bill will damage merchant shipping and that the law cannot apply to foreign ships. It quotes experts denying life-saving claims, notes the president's possible repeal, and captures GOP optimism about the future, along with editorials on sugar duties and tax revenues.
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