Ohio supreme court judges hosted at Camp Sherman review
Major General Glenn and staff organized an artillery brigade trench mortar battery and machine gun battalion review in honor of Ohio supreme court judges led by Chief Justice Hugh Nichole and Justices Wannna Maker Newman Jones Mattas Johnson and Donahue. Negro draftees numbered 1700 with riders from Oklahoma Columbus Cincinnati and western Pennsylvania.
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Chillicothe
E. F. Glenn
Ohio supreme court
Camp Sherman
Hugh Nichole
Wannna- Maker
Newman
Jones
Mattaas
Johnson
Donahue
Glenn
Ashburn
Three Hundred and Twenty-fourth heavy artillery
Columbus
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Butler
Brown
Clermont
Pennsylvania
heavy field artillery
William Duval
Ohio Governor Urges Food Pledge Signings During Enrollment Week
Governor Cox issues a proclamation designating October 28 to November 4 as family enrollment week to sign food pledge cards. He calls Ohio's more than one million households to join nationwide effort to conserve food for the war, stressing patriotic sacrifice and home economy.
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Columbus
Cox
America
biut
Ohio
Auto races and fires dot early headlines in country pages
Eddie Hearne won the autumn classic at Unmon town Pennsylvania driving a Duesenberg in 1 49 02 85 over 65 miles from a field of 20 top drivers. A wholesale grocery plant of Brun dage Brothers in Toledo was destroyed by fire causing an $85 000 loss. German aliens Gustav Jacobsen Albert Wehde and George Paul Boelm were sentenced in Chicago to three years in Leavenworth and fined 12004 for conspiracy to foment revolution in India.
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Brundage Brothers
Toledo
Loas
Eddie Hearne
Duesenberg
Unmontown
Hearne
Gustav Jacobsen
Albert Wehde
George Paul Boelm
Chicago
Leavenworth
India
Allies to Send Ready Aid Troops Rush Across Frontier
London reports Allied forces prepared to rush aid as German Austro-Hungarian offensives push toward Udine Cividale and Tolmino. Cadorna reshapes Italian defense surrendering territory along the Gulf of Trieste while Britain and France prepare rapid cross-frontier support and reinforcements.
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TEUTONS
Italy
Tagliamento
Cadorna
Tagiliamento
Gulf of Trieste
Udine
Tarcento
Civiflaje
Great Britain
France
Turin
Milan
Telgiium
Verdun
Chaune Wood
Werder peninsia
Moon sound
Gulf of Riga
Mitchell Palmer and Will Seize Enemy Allena Property
Mitchell Palmer and Will move to seize the property of all enemy Allena. The filing outlines authority and scope of seizure actions.
Bigelow Seeks Protection After Abduction in Cincinnati
Pacifist leader Herbert S. Bigelow was seized near Newport by masked men in 21 cars. Beaten, stripped, and doused with petroleum, he was left with 30 welts and a hair cut. He seeks police protection and vows to appeal. Food depots in New York remain heavily guarded amid plots to disrupt supply. Over 7,000 coal cars, 40,000 tons, head to Ohio and Michigan to relieve shortages.
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Cincinnati
Herbert S
Bigelow
Florence
Odd Fellows’ hall
Newport
People’s church
Socialist ticket
America
Germany
Ohis
Ohio
New York
Arthur Willems
Nerbert Hoover
secret service
home guard
Tennessee
Knoxville
Tenn
Tellica
Michigan
Jellica
Downey Outboxes Griffiths in 12 Round bout
Bryan Downey of Columbus defeated Akron’s Johnny Griffiths in a twelve round boxing match held at the Goalale Athletic club in Columbus. Downey earned a clear decision in front of local fans.
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Griffiths
Columbus
Bryan Downey
Johnny Griffiths
Akron
Goalale Athletic club
Cincinnati Woman Admits Shooting Her Mother
Edith Conner of Cincinnati, 44, confessed to shooting her mother Mrs Minerve Conner, 67, as she slept at their home. Police found the body on a couch with three bullets in the head while Edith reportedly said she planned the act after learning of her mother’s hopeless mental state.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnat
saud
Joan
Longview asylum
Edith Conner
Minerve Conner
Food Administration Tightens Rules to Curb Price Gouging
Washington reports sweeping measures to curb profiteering in canned goods. Canners must obtain licenses and may not sell future canned corn peas tomatoes salmon and jamlines before February 1 a date subject to extension. Retail profiteering will be barred starting November 1 under licensing controls.
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Washington
federal food administration
the
food administration
nounced
Buckeye Briefs: Poisoned Candy and Murder Scattered News
Marion reports Virgil Lake seven died after eating poisoned candy believed for dogs. Defiance notes Dr. C Brown death, Toledo reports electrocution at a glass plant, Cincinnati records jewelry store robbery. Cleveland lists $25,000 verdict against railroad. Columbus covers confession linked to the death of Mrs Icie Althauser and a shooting by George Brack.
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Marion
Virgil Lake
Columbus
Icie Althauser
George Brack
August Althauser
Akron
Enemy aliens nabbed for circulating false war stories
Government sleuths in New York report enemy aliens detained for spreading rumors about the war. Among Germans interned at Kilis Island were accused of directing tales that soldiers commit suicide and troops are under fed. A false claim alleged German submarine operations near the U S coast. London reports hostile planes failed to breach southeast England defenses.
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New York
Kilis Island
national army
United States
German Raiders Are Captured Off Fiji Islands
Washington reports count von Luckner commander of the German raider Seeadier was captured September 21 off the Fiji islands by Fijian constabulary aboard the steamship Amana. Five crew members, including officers, were taken with him. others’ fate unclear. The Seeadler had wrecked near the Mohepa islands and sunk three American vessels earlier in the war.
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Washington
Count Von Luckner
Fiji islands
Pacific
Amana
Australia
Mohepa islands
south Pacific
Atlantic
Press Feeders Strike Ties Up New York Print Shops
New York press feeders strike shuts down most city printing houses after employers refuse a weekly $4 wage increase. Union claims say nearly all shops halted operations as walkout spreads.
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New York
British Navy Credited With Global Reach and Losses Cited
Premier Lloyd George reported to the House of Commons that about thirteen million sailors crossed seas over three years and only 3,500 were lost. He said the navy ferried 24 000 600 tons of explosives and 51 000 000 tons of coal and secured supplies for the army abroad. He noted the blockade’s impact and that Germany has not challenged the fleet since Jutland.
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London
Lloyd George
house of commons
Balkans
Jutland
General Cadorna to Make Stand For Italy
Italian general Luigi Cadorna prepares a major defensive posture as wartime reports signal an imminent stand against enemy forces. TheAdmiralty notes indicate strategic shifts and mobilization of Italian units near key fronts.
War review notes German retreat risk and Italian stand
Secretary of War Baker reports next German move on the western front may be a strategic retreat from the Flanders and Aisne wedges. He cites Italy facing a difficult moment and a renewed Austro German push, with winter aiding Italian defenders after past Allied successes. Attorney General Gregory orders vigorous action against coal profiteers with fines up to 5000 dollars and 10 years jail. Hoboken officials announce six women sworn as police to keep girls off streets at night, escorting them to parents.
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Washington
Baker
Flanders
Aisne
Italy
Hoboken
N. J
First Prisoner Taken as War Casualties Mount
Paris reports Oct 30 that American batteries continue shelling German lines while the enemy uses similar tactics. The first German prisoner is said to be an American con- regiment casualty taken after contact in No Man's Land near American trenches. He died later in an American field hospital after being shot during a patrol engagement.
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Paris
diel
No Man‘s Land
cafto
Germany
taro ti sas
Offered chancellorship and executions of resignations
Report from Amsterdam notes Chancellor Michaelis has resigned, accepted by the Kaiser after delays. Berlin Zeitung says Count Von Uertling is offered the chancellorship and seeks time to decide. In Charlottesville New York, financier Ryan wed Mrs Cornelia Cuyter, widow of Ida Mo Barry of Baltimore, who died October 17.
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Count Van Herthing
Michaelis
Amsterdam
kaiser
Zeiting am Mittae
Berlin
Count Von Uertling
Ryan
Charlottesville
Thomsas F. Rian
New York
Cornelina. Cuyter
Ida Mo Barry
Baltimore
It Is a Record Month for Treasury Expenditures
Washington October expenditures total $1,960,900,000 with loans to the allies. Daily spending averages about $42.6 million, nearing $30,000 per minute. Half-year outlays reach $5,446,659,764, driven largely by allied loans to be repaid by borrowers.
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Washington
treasury department
treasury
Auditor Donahey urges strict laws to curb debt creation
Columbus October 29 Auditor of State Donahey calls for tougher statutes to prevent debt creation by officials arguing Ohio sub divisions will exceed 1 billion dollars in total debt before 1925 if trends continue He lists municipal tax rates for several cities and urges voters to reject bond issues unless for clear emergencies.
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Donahey
Columbus
Ohio
Cincinnati
Darton
Akron
Toledo
Cleveland
Canton
Youngstown
Coal committees meet in Columbus as Garfield to address
Fuel Administrator Garfield is expected to address the county coal committees in the senate chamber at Columbus. He will guide local committees, share general construction and price information, and discuss the coal and furnace price distributions. Speakers include Senator Pomerene Governor Cox Administrator Johnson and others.
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Garfield
Columbus
senate chamber
Pomerene
Gox
Johnson
thes county
Labor Secretary Faces San Francisco Strike Crisis
Secretary of Labor Wilson was urged by attorney Gavin McNab and Senator James DP Phelan to travel to San Francisco to avert a threatened strike by organized electrical workers and Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company operators.
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Sut Pragtseo
Wilson
Gavin McNab
James DP. Phelan
San Francisco
peel
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph comepany
Democratic Congressman Dies in Chicago District
Chicago dispatch reports the death of Charles Martin Tremocrat, serving his first term in the Fourth One district. Born in Syracuse New York he passed away after a prolonged illness.
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Chicago
Charles Martin
Syracuse
Struck by Train in Columbus Tragedy
After church and viewing the body of friend Daniel Flyon 41 a farmer near Columbus died when his horse and buggy were struck by a train. The accident occurred near town while he was returning from the Gren viewing.
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Columbus
Gren
Daniel Flyon
farmic
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