German East Drive Presses Poland as Warships Rule Ports
German communiques say eastern front advances continue with Polish resistance near Lodz. Berlin claims Britain targets German food shipments. Poland's port city of Gdynia reportedly surrendered after eleven days of siege. northern harbor batteries stubbornly hold out as warships and land batteries bombard the area.
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Berlin
Relch
Lodz
Britain
Germany
Filynla
Poland
Hedarla
Gdynia
Five Squalus victims removed one identified
Five bodies recovered from the submarine Squalus after its May 23 sinking off the coast near Portsmouth New Hampshire. One identified as Fireman Hathaway, San Diego, while salvage crews worked under floodlights to remove more cadavers from the hull amid muddy ballast tanks and engine rooms.
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Tortamouth
N. H
Satvage
Baruch Urges Prepared Armed Forces For War Effort
Washington dispatch reports Reynard M. Baruch, former War Industries Board chair, telling reporters after a White House briefing that the nation must keep armed forces ready. He warned a country with a strong home front will have a voice in peace and in war, and questioned who would heed any other message without ropes.
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Washington
Reynard M. Baruch
War Industries Board
Unicsa
Russia Eyes Poland Hits Amid War News Dispatches
Pravda Revhured reports a push to crumble Polish defenses within its borders claiming oppression of national minorities fuels unrest. Washington weighs embargo repeal and US neutrality actions as war actions escalate. Borah warns of inevitable trench forces if intervention widens.
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Polani
Skrminians
Palieh
Elassen
Security Prices Rise Amid Uncertainty Signals
New York markets show continued buying pressure in securities, though uncertainty grows. DuPont slips $2.75, Woolworth up $2.25, Montgomery Ward up 6, National Cash Register up $1.75, and pound sterling swings amid volatility as investors weigh supply controls and war-time profits shifts.
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New York
Sept. IL
Kame
Aks
Gven Sussex
DuPont
Cauinney
Koe Tranps
Woolworth
St's
National
Bombing Planes Arrive in Honolulu
Four long range American naval patrol bombing planes reached Honolulu from San Diego after a 3,500 mile flight. Officials say they could replace patrols en route to the Philippine Islands for a routine patrol, signaling broader military deployment in the Pacific.
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Honolulu
Suoday
San Diego
Philippine Islands
Anglo German Pole Form Queer Alliance at Immigrant Jail
In Beatile a mixed group of Englishmen Germans and a Pole formed a curious alliance while detained under immigration law. They planned to sail the Creek freighter Themont with an 18 wheat cargo to Liverpool aiming to return to Europe, hoping to avoid clashes at sea or on shore.
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Beatile
Ahip
Marie A. Proctor
Themont
Aall
Liverpool
Warrong
Four Convicted of Mail Fraud in New Orleans
In New Orleans on September 14, Seymour Weine and four co defendants were found guilty by a federal jury of mail fraud linked to an alleged scheme to loot hotel furnishings from a Rhode Island firm. The verdicts followed about two hours of deliberation and named defendants include Walter Mantel Hart, Dr J M Smith, Tonie Lesage, and J Emory Adams, all tied to a hotel furniture case involving New Orleans and New York entities.
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New Orleans
Seymour Weine
Href
Nelre
Ivey Long
Ageinst Weiss
Ryeig
Great Drive Under Way in Saar Area
Paris reports a strong French advance in the Saar region driving Germans to retreat before Saarbruecken. French forces penetrate the Siegfried Line and the Rikh Saar valley, taking prisoners as they push with motorized columns amid heavy German shelling. Local advances yielded captured troops, with Germans bombarding highways in the area.
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Paris
Saarbruecken
Wesern
Siepfried Line
Rikh Saar
Tne
Athena Survivors Arrive in Queens After Transatlantic Flight
Eighteen survivors of the Athena isanter reached the United States amid a hearty welcome from relatives and friends. The party arrived aboard a Canadian airliner from Montreal, transported by The Hale American, and processed at Matlin. The travelers, refugees from Europe, were linked to New York and Philadelphia metropolitan areas.
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Wark
United States
Montreal
New York
Atrain
Matlin
Ms Peace RbIn
City of Mint Trosa
Brndelphia
Europe
Prominent Bankers Visit Helena From Minneapolis
Kennedy vice president of Furst Hank Block corporation and Sidney Moweton manager of investment restored department of First Service corporation, affiliate of the former romp, visited Fred Heineche ree vesi dent of First Nations bank and other bank officers yesterday. They discussed war valuation and warned against using 1918 economy as a pattern for today, saying times have changed. The visitors were aided to Helena from Butte by James H. Woodard president of the Metals Bank and Trust Company of Butte.
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Alm. Kennedy
Furst Hank Block Corporation
Sidney Moweton
Oflq
Department
First Service Corporation
Fred Heineche
First Nations Bank
Minneapolis
Hutte
James H. Woodard
Metals Bank and ‘Trust Company
Cooperative traffic safety drive to begin in Helena
Helena organizers launch a cooperative traffic safety campaign Tuesday morning sponsored by the committee in charge. About 100 anonymous participants will report violations via signed number cards, ensuring no identity is revealed. Offenders may receive a red card for serious infractions. cooperation is urged to improve local road safety.
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Helena
Tons vi
Moriy Seafart
Chatemin
Rommitter
Yeate Hay
Niegard
Heanan
Xan
Wwelwa
Serand
Divines
Helena Wate
Bombing in Polish City Leaves 30 Dead 4 Fire Start
Budapest reports an air raid on a Polish city near Warsaw during the first air raid of the night. Official tally lists 30 killed and four large fires set as 30,000 residents endure the attack. Karasawlez broadcast details the strikes and immediate casualties.
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Budapest
Karasaw Lez
Kilind
Warsaw
Montana guard team claims best ever at national matches
Col Moore says Montana National Guard rifle team performed admirably at Camp Perry amid poor weather. They earned the Herrick trophy in the Hanson match and hope for a top finish overall among about 280 teams. Team members include Waldo Vanganess Lewistown and Hyman E Moore Glayson with coach L Broteke.
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Col. Moore
Montana Guard
Monntana
Nanrard Toy Vongis
Cunp
Olio
Montnne
Taman E. Mowre
Yestoring
Maorr
Montana
Tat
Herrick
Eatil
Capitol
Waldo Vanganess
Lewistown
Wil- Man Sieve
Malta
Montana National Guard
Malenoa
Tere
National Guard
Camp Perry
Atdguat
Hyman E. Monre
Broteke
Glayson
Tosa J. Wileson
Kallanell
Warren W. FN
Culborigan
Clarencs J. Navich
Waldo G. Wingancam
William ©. Dove
Malin
Quinn W. Hote
Truce W. Emmote
Creat Falla
Carson
Winsfield G. Evana
Wolk Point
Charien F. Barrier
Kalispell
Couplan N. Atenart
Toreman
William J. Ranh
Livingston
Fall Rains Boost Montana Stock Markets Outlook
Montana stockmen benefit from rains easing conditions since September 1. G Diamond notes market conditions shifting from low prices to higher values, with improved fall feeds and storaget, despite hay and winter food worries. June market movements continue as producers weigh marketing plans amid recent price risks and weather-driven supply.
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Montana
G. Diamond
Ageienttural
Kershe
Monty Uvestock
Enlthe
Sheen
Avenia
Montana Chief Justice Stewart in Grave Condition
Judge Sem V. Stewart of the Montana supreme court lies critically ill in St. Peter's hospital after an operation for an intenal ailment. He underwent surgery earlier in the week and his condition remains grave as attending physicians report no change.
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Sem V. Stewart
Tha
Montana Supreme Court
At. Peter's
Fis
Ukraine Bloodied Battlefield Reappears in War News
Budapest dispatch notes renewed German air attacks on Dubno, Widozimierz, and Radziwill as Polish forces report heavy fighting near Lowicz and Skierniewice. German crossings at the border and claimed repulses around Lwow and Warsaw frame a brutal regional contest.
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Budapest
Warsaw
Dubno
Widozimierz
Radziwill
Suwalszczyzna
Lowicz
Skierniewice
Butte man Injured in Colorado train derailment
Delta Sept 14 A Neaver and Rio Grande Western passenger train derailed near Delta Colorado injuring thr ee passengers and a news butcher. The most seriously hurt is Mrs Lowlia Kisker of Bant Long Worth Kansas Doctors at Delta hospital said injuries were serious and could not be determined yet. Peter Yahucanin of Muite Montana sustained back and side injuries along with cuts and bruises. Robert i. Mr GUl of San Francisco suffered a back injury.
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Cole
Lowlia Kisker
Bant Long
enwWorth
Kan
Peter Yahucanin
Muite, Mont
Robert i
Gul
San Francisco
French Decree Imposes 100 Percent Tax on War Profiteers
The French government announced a 100 percent levy on profits from firms deemed to profiteer during the war. The decree, published in the official journal, applies to nearly all businesses under the same rules used for entities working on national defense.
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Paris
Sant
France
British seize contraband cargo amid war supplies clampdown
London reports a intensified effort to cut Germany’s war materiel flow. A public notice shows about 5,590 tons of phosphate from the American freighter Warrior of Mobile, Alabama, now barges at Putfleet to be sold by order of the admiralty marshal. The cargo was paid for in cash by a German buyer before departure. the Waterte Steamelitn corp. claims no further interest. The Nieuw Amsterdam was examined for contraband off the southeast coast with a large quantity detained. government says a broader campaign follows.
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London
Germany
Warrior
Mobile
Ala
Putfleet
Idaho Residents Injured in Auto Crash in State
Misaaula Sept 14 Py Mp and Mrs W A Missmore an elderly Salmon Thata couple suffered shock and other injuries when a car swerved to pass a machine on a curve on highway No 10 meeting the Dissmore car Drummond officials said the Dissmores 75 and 70 years old were taken to hospital where attending doctors said both suffered broken ribs bruises and cuts and shock Norther described as in serious condition with extent of injuries not immediately known
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Misaaula
W. A. Missmore
Salmon
Niles
Drummond
Norther
Withonghul
Words From Talmud Are Soon Borne Out
Varry Gilbert a gold City Tead from the Talmud to thy congregation to the Voller Ashley Spared aynagogue today in observ ance of the Jewish New Year died a few minutes later of a heart ailment.
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Kanakas City
Varry Gilbert
Voller Ashley
Gilbert
Legislation Drafted to Curb Food Profiteering
Washington reports Attorney General Murphy said the Justice Department has drafted proposed laws to prevent profiteering and hoarding of food and life necessities during Europe's war. He noted bills are being studied and some alerted to be proposed, with potential for antitrust tools and rapid action if prices spike.
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Murphy
Congresa
Morgenthal
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