Bank officials in Dubuque face federal embezzlement charges
George J. Homan cashier J F Harragan president and Charien R Siegel former official of the Dubuque National Bank were arrested by United States marshals on warrants for embezzlement and misapplication totaling about a sum. Homan also faces charges of making false entries. Investigators say the two week inquiry linked the case to other cities.
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Bubuque
George J.foman
J. F. Harragan
Charien R. Seige
Bubuque National Bank
Jan Leitz
United States
Homan
Seige
Hain
Aso
Ayan Advertising His Home for Rent
Warhi September 22. A three line notice shows a furnished home for rent in Washington. The ad lists a rental rate of 4 000 dollars per year and mentions the owner Mr Bryan as the state secretary involved in the transaction.
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Ayan
Washington
Bryan
Representative Hay Urges Congress Focus On Mis Affairs
New York Sept 22 A statement by representative Saiees Hay of Virginia chairman of the counter on mis affairs expresses his views obtained by a representative of that organization in Washington and made public for the plans to be enacted. He adds that the citizen soldiery should receive more attention from the congress and the president.
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New York
Saiees Hay
Virg Fla
Countier
Congress
Ashington
Disaster at Porad Ammunition Factory Reported
London dispatch debunks a sensational tale about a major Russian ammunition plant. A new report cites an explosion at a Petrograd factory causing deaths and widespread damage, though details remain unclear and partially distorted by rumor.
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London
Porad
Court Reverses Carroll County Case Ruling
Court reverses Carroll County case amid unclear proceedings and disputed charges. Details remain uncertain due to fragmented OCR text and ambiguous names.
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Carroll County
Facing New Charges In Eastland Disaster Probe
Federal indictments in Chicago accuse executives of the Eastland disaster of criminal care in operation. Named are George Arnold president of St Joseph Chicago Steamship, William Hull VP, Walter Streenebaum manager, Harry Pedersen captain, ICane Beckson, Robert Reed, and others from affiliated firms implicated in the July 24 sinking that claimed twelve lives.
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Chicago
George S. Arnold
St. Josoh-Chicago Breamshin Company
Enet Land
William H. Hull
Sel
Icane Beckson
Robert Reed
Challen
Ee Coknet
Grand Hav Sten
Haven
Mich
W. C. Steele
St. Joseph-Chicago Steamship Company
Indians Transportation Company
Arnold, Tuli, Pedersen, Erickson, Steele
Roy W. Davis
St. Joseph- Chicago Steamship Company
German Finances Meeting Strain
A report from the American Association of Trade and Commerce in Berlin cites Germany's war loans totaling 62.25 billion and a gold reserve of 60 million dollars as the Reichsbank strengthens, with industrial securities expanding and capital stock rising amid wartime measures.
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Washington
Germany
American Association of Trade and Commerce
Berlin
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Imperial Reichbank
Ihs
Redhbank
Reichbank
Armenians Rescued by French Warships off Syrian Coast
The French marine ministry reports that 1 000 Armenians fled Turks to Djebel Moussa in July and August, with 3 000 women and children among them. Cries for aid reached a French cruiser, which dispatched ships to Port Haid to place the group in a provisional camp.
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Paris
Ministry of Marine
Djebel Moussa
Port Haid
Funeral honors for F-4 subs crew at Vallejo cemetery
Military honors were given in Vallejo California for Chief Owner's Mate George F Ashcroft and Machinist Ivan L Mahan two victims of the United States submarine F-4 lost off Honolulu on March 5 The service took place at the naval cemetery at Mare Island Navy Yard.
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Vallejo
Cal
George F. Ashcroft
Ivan L. Mahan
Wan
Honolulu
Taok
Mure
Navy Yard
100000 Acres To Be Opened To Settlers
Washington September 22 President Wilson acting on Secretary Lane’s recommendation signed a prebate homestead entry opening 100000 acres in North Dakota. The lands were formerly part of the Fort Berthold Indian reservation and had been reserved for disposition until spring.
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Wilson
Lane
North Dakota
Fort Berthold
Adoption of New Governing Rules In San Francisco Meeting
The sovereign lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows in San Francisco continues in session exploring a complete new code of laws. A new scheme of government wing 10 option was discussed and announced last night as part of the adoption process.
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San Francisco
Sovereign Lodge of the Independent Order
Oda
Thie City
Americans urged to force Turks to end Armenian slaughter
Recent front page pleas from John Reed and Viscount Bryce urge U S action to stop mass killings of Armenians in Asia Minor. The calls claim 500000 to 1000000 Armenians dead or displaced by Enver Pasha policy, with deportations to America proposed and Germany urged to press Turkey.
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New York
America
Ace
Enver Pasha
John Reed
Constantinople
Sofia
New York World
Morgenthau
Ivrce
Viscount Bryce
United States
Associated Press
Turkey
Everest
Asia Minor
Armenia
Syria
Euphrates
Trebizond
Profeasin Co Clan
Aceand
Apa
Bryce
Germany
Aneurin Williams
Armenia Mittee
Gor
Taalet Bey
Interior
Protestant delegate seeks U S aid over Armenian refugees
A Neuchatel delegate of the Ewias Protestant church in session sent a cable to President Wilson urging intervention for Armenian refugees in Switzerland. The estimate of Armenian deaths is about 100,000, with many killed or displaced.
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Neuchatel
Switzerland
Paris
Ewias Protestant Church
Seasion
Rave
Wilson
Austria to appoint new ambassador before Dumba arrives
Vienna dispatch reports Austria plans to name a new ambassador immediately after Dumba’s arrival from the United States. Possible successor mentioned includes Maxpenpeent, a former Austro Hungarian official at Rome, while no inquiry about Von Marczynski’s suitability has been made.
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Kajetan von Marczynski
Dumba
United States
Budapest
Hungary
Vila London
Vienna
Constantin T. Dumba
Chat Kasei
Maxpenpeent
Rome
Arterial Circulation Affected by War Explains Ills
A war related medical talk by Dr A Montoy explored how arterial circulation worsens for soldiers returning from the front with numbers dropping from 15 to about seven. He linked circulation problems to complications such as gangrene tetanus and other effects and urged regulation to prevent the issues.
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Academy
A. Montoy
Moutier
Fi reports submarine event near Berlin amid Sept 21 bulletin
Berlin dispatch notes a submarine incident linked to aayat Berman activity on September 21 with brief railway car movement and unspecified transport details. No clear names or locations beyond Berlin and Cal. September 21 moment.
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Berlin
Berman
Negotiations Near Finish on Great Britain France Credit Loan
New York reports progress toward a credit loan of 600 million to 300 million dollars for Great Britain and France. Talks focus on financing munition payments, stabilizing exchange, and potential conversion to long term bonds up to 50 or 100 years, with 4 percent interest.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Anglo-French Commission
America
Commission
British Empire
McKenna Seeks Higher Income Tax to Fund War Debt
London reports Reginald McKenna proposing a 40 percent increase to the income tax and taxing all incomes of 150 pounds or more. A heavy levy on war suppliers profits is also proposed, with a 60 percent tax expected on war profits.
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London
Reginald McKenna
British Army Over Three Million Recruits Counted
Premier Asquith told the House of Commons that nearly 3,000,000 recruits have joined the British Army since the war began, a figure not including forces trained in the provinces. The disclosure follows prior estimates and expands the tally of wartime manpower.
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London
Asquith
House of Commons
Villa retreating movements reported in war dispatch
Washington dispatch notes continued retreat movements by Villa forces toward the American line. Reports from Paso indicate 5000 to 7000 troops in the area, with activity traced through the interior.
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Washington
Villa Wees
Wateran
Bulgarian Teutons Launch Campaign to Deliver Turkish Ally
Serbians supported by French and English troops confront Austro German invaders along a 100 mile front between the Drina and Morava rivers. The invading army aims to follow the trail of crusaders to aid Muslims at Gallipoli.
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Teutons
Drina
Morava
Gallipoli
Berlin
London
Balkan
Serbia
Balkan War Crisis Pointed as Serbia Hosts Frontiers
Reports from the Balkans say the Serbo Bulgarian frontier district is a war zone and Bulgarian troops concentrate near the Serbian border. German and Austro Hungarian forces push toward Serbia as Bulgaria mobilizes for armed neutrality.
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Berlin
Sayville
Balkans
Allied Powers to Aid Serbia as Austro German Offensive Opens
British and French forces are reported to assist Serbia against Austro German pressure with Italian troops possibly joining. French aviators operate with Serbian troops as Allied plans move toward cutting a corridor from Budapest to Constantinople via a Serbian front. Hungary and Bulgaria are implicated in the broader maneuver with naval activity in the Adriatic noted.
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Balkan
Greece
Rumania
Sofia
Lond
Serbia
Danube
Save
Teutons
Constantinople
Coad
Helgrade
Sofia- Adrian Pre - Constantinople
Super
Bukearia
Gallipoli
Bulgaria
Cone
Feria
Hulgerin
Turkey
Ferdinand
Vienna
Adriatic
Cettinje
Avilona
Alma
Montenegro
Nish
Dardanelles
Attitude of Bulgaria Indicates She Will Support Teuton Cause
Dispatches from Sofia report Bulgaria mobilizes Macedonian volunteers amid Balkan tensions. The move prompts Entente pressure to define Macedonia’s fate between Bulgaria and Serbia. Bulgarian premier says if Germans reach borders they may not oppose them, awaiting postwar terms. About 60 000 Macedonians joined the Bulgarian colony, while traffic on Bulgarian raft reportedly suspended.
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Chicago Daily News
Germany
Austria
Morava Ley
Serbia
Krivolac
Saloniki
Macedonia
Teuton
Europe
Bomania
Bulgaria
Balkans
Paris
Osio
Lis
Balkan
Humwaria
Macudentias
Paria
Lulgarts
Bulauria
Thomas K. Meloy
Sofia
M. Rodoslaveff
Belgium
Stde
Sofa
Berlin
Sayville
Munday
Hesperian Not Struck Mine Says Major Lorre
Major Hurecule Lorre of a Canadian regiment aboard the Hesperian after the explosion presented a fragment he claimed came from the deck of the ship and argued the collision involved a torpedo. Major Barte praised Captain Main and others for coolness and courage while noting crew inadequacies in launching lifeboats and rescuing passengers.
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Montreal
Hurecule Lorre
Hesperiiat
Toe Jung
Hesperian
Barte
Flandora
Main
Merked lactatiee in the diane by lightning ta ag an a 8
In the fragment a dubious event references lightning and electric wines amid unclear names and places. The readable portion suggests a local incident or note with fragmented references to people and a place, but details are obscured.
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Yale
Investment Bankers Favor Foreign Loan After Convention
Denver, Sept. 11. The Investment Bankers' Association unanimously adopted a resolution endorsing the neutrality policy of the national administration and supporting extending foreign credit. W. J. Compton of St. Louis introduced the measure as chairman of the special committee. The resolution argues the United States should be a creditor rather than debtor amid the current international situation.
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Denver
Colo
Linvestment
Indians Slay Wounded in Sunday Battle
An account reports Carranka troopers under Leggul Ditinnes routing enemy forces after heavy fighting Sunday. Details are fragmented but indicate a rout near Carranna Rae and significant casualties among the opposing units.
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Doueing
Aris
Leggul Ditinnes
Carranien
Chen
Tie Vane
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