Anglo French bank syndicate to fund vast loan plan
A London report states J. P. Morgan & Co and Anglo French financiers will form the largest syndicate yet for a loan to Great Britain and France. The plan envisions a nationwide group of banks acting as syndicate members from coast to coast, with bonds offered near par and payments spread in installments.
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New York
Great
France
J. P. Morgan & Co
Riep
Atlantic
Pacific
United States
Middle West
North Atlantic States
New England
Aited Bates
Hecvanee
Great Britain
Peres
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Perkins Renominated For District Attorney
New York political scene focuses on District Attorney race as Perkins secures renomination after a tense committee vote. The outcome signals support for continuity amid a contested campaign landscape.
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Perkins
Ardmore Blast Kills One and Wounds Hundreds
Ardmore Oklahoma reports a gasoline tanker explosion combined with dynamite blast causing extensive fire damage across Main Street. One man died and several were missing among 200 plus injured as buildings collapsed and the city faced a dawn blackout. Investigations focus on spark from a locomotive firm and a damaged car in the yard.
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Ardmore
Ohio
Atchison Topeka & Banta Ferafirord
Bolles
Ardmore Tetas
White Beales
Down Town
Whittington
Okla
Carter County
Oklahoma City
Hoeklaland
Frisco & Gulf
Colorado
Santere Rolironelo
Santa Fe
Ira Woods
Freigh Store House
Greele
Wife of Henry Cabot Lodge Dies Suddenly
Nahant Masc September 28 The sudden death of Mrs Henry Cabot Lodge wife of Senator Lodge at her home here last night. Lodge was 65 years old. Death resulted from heart disease. Lodge was the daughter of Rear Admiral Charles Herry Davies U S N and was born at Cambridge in 1850. She and Senator Lodge were married soon after his graduation from Harvard. During the 30 years they shared public life Mrs Lodge divided her time between their Rhode Island home and Washington residence.
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Nahant
Henry Obat Lodge
Benator Lodge
Lodge
Autaiial Cheles
Ey Washington
War Speech Urges Restraint on National Service Recruiting
Premier Asquith appeals to all listeners to abstain from excessive reactions amid a critical wartime moment. He emphasizes duty and sympathy for the brave combined effort against the enemy as the nation faces tough choices.
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London
Asquith
Othe Addrerae
Ezra Willard Dies Suddenly in Atlantic at Age Tf
Ezra Willard of Atlantic died suddenly at his home today aged Tf years. He was a prominent figure in western Iowa politics and a Democrat known for caporulaliv actions. Local authorities were not available for further details.
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Wdge
Ezra Willard
Atlante
Towafeara
Caporulaliv
Atlantic
Peace Message Flashes From Capitol Dome at G A R Reunion
Veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic gathered in Washington D C for the 49th annual encampment as wigwagged peace messages appeared from the Capitol dome. Iowa veterans led by Col Palmer attended with the Women’s Relief Corps and the Iowa Society of Washington participating in the event with plans for a Friday night gathering.
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Washington, D. C
Grand Army of the Republic
Capitol
Grand Army
Col
D. J. Palmer
National
G. A
G. K
Lowa
Woman's Relief Corps
Leo
Iowa Society of Waington
Gamea
Palmer
Chicago Striking Clothing Workers Grow Ranks After Call
Chicago reports 13,000 textile workers left posts by noon in a strike for higher wages and better conditions. Labor leaders say 7,000 more may join at night, while manufacturers contest the figures and say few quit and operations remain mostly orderly with some arrests for breaches of conduct.
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Chicago
Germany loses 328 Zeppelins and airships since war
A Friedrichshafen source reports Germany has admitted the loss of 328 Zeppelins and airships through August 1, 1916. Two Zeppelins remain missing, most shot down by city air defenses. Costs exceed $25 million yearly with casualties rising.
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London
Friedrichahufen
Tee Er
Germany
San Francisco Ends Open Lottery Games Citywide Ban
San Francisco, Sept. 21. The city officially ends the open lottery era as orders are sent to police to stop lottery games here. The move completes a long effort to curb gambling, with officials noting the historic change in the city’s approach to lotteries.
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San Franciseco
United States
Banneleco
Revenue policy debate among House committee members
Washington delegates discuss general revenue policy as Congress opens. The House Ways and Means Committee will consider tariff extensions and the sugar duty amid expectations of a war tax and President Wilson’s tariff recommendations. The committee plans to submit recommendations on revenue with steps to amend the tariff timetable.
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Washington, D.C
Committee of the House
Congress
Ites
McAdoo
Wilson
Fans anxious as World Series opens at Braves field
Boston America Headhwall club announces World Series pricing with box seats at high rates and grandstand tickets set in advance. Reservations require early orders as bleachers and wider stands at Braves field will be allocated to ticket holders.
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Braves Field
Centa
Boston America
Appeal argued over Homer Herd and Mane Little Nook case
The state court of appeals heard the appeal on September 15 regarding Homer Herd and Mane Little Nook from a conviction on a charged offense. Both men face potential federal penalties of up to three years in prison.
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Cole
Homer Herd
Mane
Little Nook
German Army in France Battles to Hold Second Line
Paris reports General Joffre’s troops repel counter attacks and push German forces back from Verdun region toward Metz. Russians halt drive toward the Dvina as battles unfold on the Western Front.
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France
Dvinsk
Joffre
Verdun
Metz
Lorraine
Paris
Dumba Seeks Safe Conduct As Recall Ordered
Ambassador Constantin Dumba telegraphed the Washington State Department that Austria ordered his recall and asked for safe conduct. Officials viewed Vienna’s intent as officially closing the incident, noting Dumba’s attempt to transmit reports on munition plants.
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Washington, DC
Constantin Theodor Dumba
Austria
State Department
Lenox
Mass
Penfield
Vienna
Dumba
Wilson
Jumba
Foreign Office
James F. J. Archibald
Assassin Backs Away In Abandoned Mine At Wallenburg
In Wallenburg Colorado officials report the killer of editor Robert Mitchell attempted to breach guards at the Robinson mine entrance but retreated into the mine. A posse pursued through the labyrinth of entries for 36 hours, then rested as miners joined the search and guards kept vigil at connected Waaisen property entrances.
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Wallenburs
Colo
Robert Mitchell
Robinson Mine
Waaisen
Mitchell
Poor Attendance Triggers Philadelphia Baseball Schedule Shifts
Philadelphia report notes no major league games in the city until next Saturday due to poor attendance. The Philadelphia and Chicago Americans game was moved to a doubleheader last Saturday, and Friday’s game with the New York Americans will be played as a doubleheader on Saturday. Washington shifts and Tuesday/Wednesday games moved to the capital.
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Philadelphia
Chicago Americans
Washington
National Capital
New York
Painter killed by fall from Wahkonsa hotel roof
Fort Dodge Iowa Sept 28 Joe Smith an Omaha house painter working on the Wahkonsa hotel fell from the roof a distance of feet onto rocks. His neck was broken. His wife was on the roof with him and warned him to be careful. He was throwing planks when a pall caught in his jacket and pulled him down.
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Fort Dodge
Joe Smith
Wahkonsa
Fashion League bans colored hose for coming winter
At the Fashion Art League of America convention in Chicago on September 14, speakers warned that colored hose are taboo until manufacturers offer more lasting dyes. They urged women to abstain from wearing colored stockings for the season.
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Chicago
Fashion Art League of America
Paris trial probes Bons agent in banker fraud case
Paris reports the trial of Hans Halen Parin, a Bons representative from New York, accused of defrauding bankers of large sums. The defendant claims he personally suffered losses and denies intent to defraud, noting investments in the United company.
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Paris
Hans Halen Parin
Bons
New York
Hiat
Vietines
United Company
Tho Omse
Berlin Maintains Lines Cannot Be Broken
London reports reveal French pressure in Champagne while British forces hold the line to the north. German casualties and prisoners flood French depots as critics estimate 40 000 killed or wounded in the Artois and Champagne battles. Allies claim steady progress with captures of officers, men, and guns amid a massive artillery offensive.
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London
Champagne
Argonne
France
Flanders
Artoie
The
Daily Mail
Hulluch
Laos
Neem
German Counter Attacks End in Defeats With Terrible Losses
Paris reports from the Champagne front near Chalons describe the Crown Prince of Germany’s assault as a costly failure. French officers say two divisions were shattered and losses may total about 100000, with stubborn French resistance and intensified artillery driving German morale down as Verdun looms.
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Parise
Champagne
Chalons
Paris
Argonne
Metz
Lorraine
Russians With Plenty of Powder Hold Germans at Bay
Russian forces gain ammunition and push back German advances on the eastern front. Dvinsk remains a pivotal fight as German regrouping reshapes the battle, while Petrograd notes a faltering German offensive and waves of renewed Russian resistance.
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London
Hovel
Dvinsk
Gulf of Rieu
Dwingk
Teutons
Petrograd
Russia
Serbia
Carpathians
Dvinyk
Kugsky
Attempts to Kill Man Who Slain His Wife in Chicago
In Chicago a man named Copperamith attacked William Methick, slayer of Mrs Eva Copperamith and her infant son, at Copperamiths residence. Copperamith was restrained by deputy sheriffs after entering to deliver grace and slashed Mrs Copperamith with a knife before assaulting the child to prevent an outcry.
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Chicago
William , Methick
Mra
Eva Copperamith
Fife
John W. Copperamith
Methick
Eheriffs Vethick
Wilueswen
Grace
Ajoon
Pethich
Stimulating Study of Mental Hygiene Report Released
The fourth part of the annual Rockefellar foundation report reviews work by trustees and agents on mental hygiene. It states mental defect and mental disease are major social and economic factors and notes the foundation plans to focus on public health to improve welfare.
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York
Rocketation
Foldacian
Mae Dorteken
Ams Coubt
Fundation
Thisx
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Justice
Chicago Garment Workers
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San Francisco
Ways and Means
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Assassin
Berlin
Marne
Ino
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