Germans Claim Reinforcements Give Edge at Aisne
News reports outline a lull in the Aisne artillery duel with expected infantry advances. Berlin asserts German replenishment and weaker Allied numbers while battles rage around the old chateau near Sezanne and French Turcos fight hand to hand. Airbus reports mention heavy losses: Allies around 50,000 and Germans about 109,000.
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Aris
Battle of
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Marne
Berlin
Daily Mail
Paris
Epernal
Sezanne
Central Bank Bill Not To Be Passed At Special Session
In Austin on Sept 19 House leaders said there is no chance to pass the central bank bill during the current special session. The Senate adopted a resolution to adjourn Tuesday noon. The House finally passed the bill divorcing corporation owned gins and oil mills, and wired a protest to Washington against a proposed war tax on warehouse receipts costing Texas farmers about 1 million dollars.
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Washington
Roosevelt Begins Kansas Campaign for Progressive Party
Wichita Kansas reports Col Roosevelt started the Kansas campaign for the Progressive party today. He launches a statewide drive as the party seeks broader support in the state.
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Associated Press
Wichita, Kan
Col. Roosevelt
Kansas
Progressive Party
National Conference of Catholic Charities Opens in Washington
Washington Sept 19 The National Conference of Catholic Charities gathers in the capital for a three day session starting tomorrow. Delegates are arriving from many cities and include prominent clergy and lay members of the Catholic Church. The meeting will tackle a range of economic issues of public interest.
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Washington, D. C
National Conference of Catholic Charities
Catholic Church
Anniversary of Garfield Death Noted in Washington
Washington, Sept 19 Today marks the thirty third anniversary of President Garfield's death. The nation recalls the assassination that killed the second chief executive. A movement seeks to mark the site of his shooting at the old Potomac railroad station now torn down. Garfield lingered eighty days after the shooting by Guiteau before dying at Long Branch, New Jersey.
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Potomac Railroad
Guiteau
Lfe
Long Branch
N. J
New York Monument Honors Soldiers at Fort Stevens
A New York State monument dedicated in Washington commemorates soldiers from the 24th New York Cavalry and other Union troops who died at Fort Stevens during the Civil War era. The ceremony took place near Battleground cemetery, close to the Fort Stevens site.
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Tokio
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New York Cavalry
Fort
Lao Shan Bay
Stevens
Kiaochau
Barly
Tion
Fort Antwerp
Lincoln Termonde
Sonderzeel
New York Monument
Battleground
Fort Stevens
Republicans Start Filibuster Over River and Harbor Bill
The Senate sat through the night as Republicans announced a filibuster against the river and harbor bill. President Wilson may withdraw the general measure, with only essential provisions approved.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson
Texas cotton sale report bullets 10000 bales sold
Dallas Texas September 19 about 10000 bales of spot cotton were sold from the principal Texas cities today. Prices ranged from 51⁄2 to 8½ cents for middling.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Roosevelt to stump Midwest tour during campaign
New York Sept 19 Colonel Roosevelt plans to leave Oyster Bay tomorrow to begin a major stumping tour of the Midwest. The itinerary aims at Michigan Indiana Kansas Illinois and possibly other states where Progressives are active with a Western swing continuing into early October before returning to stump New York and Pennsylvania until election day.
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Oyster Bay
Middle West
Michigan
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Kansas
Ilinois
Col. Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Nero as a Credited Villain Faces Local Youth
A mission settlement worker discusses Nero’s cruelty with water front boys. After urging their views the student Clancy answers with I he never done nothin to me, reflecting local skepticism about historical figures.
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Nero
Clancy
British Repulse Counter Attack. Situation Unchanged
London reports the official bureau states the situation remains unchanged as British forces repelled a counter attack last night.
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London
Bureau Today
Weather Update Warns of Prolonged Rainfall
Persistent steady rain drenches the region with showers continuing through the day. Meteorologists urge caution for travelers and outdoor activities as authorities monitor potential localized flooding.
Germans Entrench at Aisne with Lorraine Reinforcements
Paris dispatch reports officials stating the Germans are digging in along the Aisne line with additional troops arriving from Lorraine to bolster positions. The move signals intensified efforts on the front.
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Paris
Aisne
Lorraine
Emperor William Still in Luxemburg Reported
Geneva dispatches say Emperor William remains in Luxemburg. London reports Petrograd claims Austrians hold Przemysl and form a new front, with Russians preparing to strike at once. Rumor claims Austrian cavalry wiped out and Pola in Austria is in revolt.
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Switzerland
William
Luxemburg
London
Petrograd
Przemsy
Pola
Austria
Statement of the Laredo National Bank September 12 1914
Condensed bank statement rendered to the Comptroller of the Currency shows resources totaling 1 277 153 90 with loans furniture and fixtures real estate and site values listed. Liabilities include paid in capital stock with signatures of B M Alexander vice president and W B Brown at close of business.
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