Drastication Against England Aims to Control Supplies
Official report notes potential British efforts to curb American exports and impose restrictive measures on trade with Holland and other countries. State Department officials study legislation empowering the executive to curb trade, amid concerns over fuel and food shipments and proposed barter arrangements with Britain and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Gut
Owen
Deparvuen
Offelas
Lansing
Holland
Wreidy
Great Britain
France
Hope to Stop British Strike Meddling Signals Turmoil
In a chaotic session amid wage dispute tensions the heads of trade discuss an initiative to avert a wider rail and labor crisis. Representatives failed to reach an agreement as unions reject terms and rail workers threaten action, prompting government and industry figures to seek a negotiated halt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finnden Figelind
Walter Handstran
Tak
First Shell Wrecks House at Potomac proving grounds
A naval gun fired from the Potomac proving grounds near Washington struck an employee’s house, causing damage. The blast reportedly penetrated armor backing in Indian Heat tests. Separate notice mentions liquor ads leading to an arrest in Atlanta over sale of various newspapers.
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Washington
Woerdt
Potomac River
Vancouver Vote Foreshadows Prohibition and Suffrage Victory
Partial returns from British Columbia elections indicate voters have adopted woman suffrage and prohibition. The incomplete figures show strong support in Vancouver with early indications of a shift toward progressive reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Drys
Vancouver
Mexico to Hold Election Decrees Move Toward Stable Rule
Mexico City reports outline plans to replace the de facto government with a constitutional system via decrees revisions to electoral articles and a national congress election set for Get 15. States will elect deputies and subdeputies based on population, with sessions to begin in late fall at likely Covoacan suburb.
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Mexico City
Mexico
National Congress
Covoacan
Tate
Sweden Holds Up Coffee Exports to PF Island
Berlin dispatch reports Sweden delaying shipments of coffee bound for PF Island amid broader tensions. The delay follows Sweden detaining a portion of coffee exports, contributing to a noted scarcity of coffee in Wieland and straining relations with other nations.
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Berlin
Germany
Stockhelm
Sweden
PF Island
Africum
Wieland
Missouri U S Bureau Monthly Crop Report Summary
A September crop outlook from the Missouri and U S Department of Agriculture shows declines in many crops with price data. Wheat oats potatoes and cotton values are listed with September forecasts and last year comparisons, including per bushel and per ton pricing figures.
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Jefferson Ity
Miewouri
United States
Cee Department of Agriculture
Upi
Acetel
Navy shooters set new marks amid wartime targets
In a tense session the Navy sharpshooters tried to hit moving targets while facing heavy anti ship fire. The exercise featured elements of defense and offense as crews maneuvered under threat to test accuracy and coordination.
Kaiser Kin Slain At Front In Tietlin Germany
In wartime news from Tietlin Germany Frederik Wea of Deets is reported slain and Frederik Wile faces charges. The report notes a Prince of the house Heeke killed during the war and mentions U S authorities pursuing an alleged jewelry theft plot tied to a suspect from Germany.
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Tietlin
Germany
Frederik Wea
Boepeme
Willa
Ehieet
Sen
Prony Vrederick Harles
Tiewae
Pero
Peeve Fredericek
House of
Heeke
Montana Democrats Platform Drafts in Turbulent Session
A garbled report outlines a Montana platform draft amid factional debate. Names, dates, and specifics are unclear, but mentions a Democratic party meeting, procedural steps, and anticipated positions on statewide issues. The text shows disrupted phrases and corrupted terms, hindering precise recap.
Riley Day proclaimed in Indiana for James Whitcomb Riley
A proclamation issued in Indianapolis on October 7 declared Riley Day in honor of James Whitcomb Riley the first poet whose death was recent. The date marked Riley’s birthday as celebrated in the state with efforts to spread awareness and appreciation nationwide.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ralston
Riley Tay
Jamce Whitcomb Tilley
New San Salvador Decision by Central American Court
The Central American court of justice orders Nicaragua to reply within days to a Salvadoran claim concerning the treaty between the United States and Nicaragua.
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San Salvador
Salvador
Central American Court of Justice
United Bstatee
Nicaragua
Coney Seeks Solo March in Senate Bid
Columbus column reports Jarob Comey of Mas silien, famed for leading Coxey's Army over 20 years ago, has filed as an independent candidate for United States senator, signaling a lone campaign path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney
Columbus
New Paralysis Cases Rise in New York
In New York there were 42 new cases of infantile paralysis and one death reported by the health department. The day before registered 41 new cases, marking a continued rise in illness through a period of time.
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New York
Department of Oealth
Unclear Petrograd Weather Report Cited
Fragmentary report from Petrograd notes widespread frost in the Cancast region. Official statement indicates eld wea hes with severe cold, mentioning that over seven percent in notable sectors have fallen.
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Petrograd —Beome
Raselan Armins
Watts Death Sentence Commuted in Mexico City
The American state department requested that the death sentence imposed on Harold E. Eaton be commuted to twenty years in prison. Eaton faced capital punishment in Mexico City after a long legal process described in the report. The decision follows diplomatic discussions between the United States and Mexican authorities.
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Mexico City
Harold E. Eaton
Enchanted guitarist sent to Mexican governor by carrancista forces
Louis Quitierrez, titled the enchanted geet in Mexico, is dispatched by Colonel Burriestre commanding the Carrancan of Colima to the Governor of Gundals jara, amid movements toward Cerranza Fl Paso.
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Paso
Louis Qutierrez
Mexico
Col Burriestre
American officer fired upon near Sylramore Texas
Report from De Rio Texas says an American officer at Sylramore, about 15 miles east of De Rio, was fired upon by Mexicans crossing the Rio Grande region. Details are scarce and unverified.
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Borfer
de Rio
Texas
Sylramore
Here
Meticans
Eeroes
Rio Grande
Fragmented Terror Tale From Miscordr Era
Fragmented OCR text reports rumors of terror plots at a Miscordr facility. Alleged warden and staff traced, claims of dynamite, walls targeted, and a planted device described by a factory official. A cryptic note cites a dangerous shaft and a burned candle amid unclear details.
Fite and TiS Miewern Officers Reorganized In Week
The morning and officers of the two organizations were rearranged during the week. The board chair attempted to appoint new leaders and the two groups held a meeting proposing changes to the governance and structure of their respective bodies.
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Tee Fite
Tis
Proclamation on Holidays and Farm Work Conditions
Governor Mato Tessenatos urges holidays amid farm work needs and favorable conditions. City and county papers and officials directed to enforce road and automobile standards while workers are asked to prepare suitable ranches for the fund Sorker.
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Mato Tessenatos
Oterstrte
God Road
Automobile Organicarivine
Coetnieretal Twellee
Cinte
Saecie
Fond
Slaughtering Plants Lead In Meat Industry Output
A bureau of labor statistics report shows Miceneri area slaughtering and meat packing plants handling nearly 700 thousand dollars in cut value. The facilities employ 6,448 workers with total salaries around 2.5 million dollars, averaging 386 per year per person. Governor Major revoked Henry Hopp's parole after a St Louis County arrest for pickpocketing. he pleaded guilty to the charge and was previously convicted in 1915, sentenced to three years, and now remains in jail awaiting return to prison.
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Bureau of Labor Statistica
Major
Henry Hopp
St Louis
St Louis County
St Louie County
Hopp
Lovie
William Hagemeyer
St. Louie
Privon
Shoe Industry Growing In Missouri At Global Peak
Advance data from the 1916 Ried Book shows Missouri boots and shoe factories, led by St Louis, produced 148.1 million dollars in the year ending June 3, surpassing all prior records. Workers, many women, earned weekly wages ranging up to 18 dollars, with St Louis emerging as the nation’s largest wholesale boot and shoe center.
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Bureau of Labor
Star
Tellet
Missouri
St. Louis
Army
Salerios Ani
Cirle
Jose
Prun
Hove
Unclear text on public proceedings and family disputes
Fragmentary OCR describes a state public service matter and a court com proceeding involving a familial conflict. It mentions a release date, a land issue, and references to individuals and contested actions. Details are obscured by garbled words and partial phrases.
Fragmented court note on editor and attorney references
A cryptic local record lists editor John P Oonden overseeing a filing of a tatten og Fizs with a value of St.4. It mentions Chek of County Oyert Seite and Attorney General Parkes, and notes a letter from Thamer Kainker requesting nonaction if Wielter is referred to the attorney.
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John P Oonden
Ceali
Diet
Oyert
Alierney
Gheneral
Parkes
Aediter
Orten
Thamer Kainker
Hutherford
Former Missouri public services chief returns to Jefferson City
John M Allinson, former chairman of the Missouri Public Service Commission, returns to Jefferson City after a variation begins the day after the primary. Mr Atkinson will resume practicing law and locate in Jefferson City, St. Louis, or Kansas City. An application by St Louis Southwestern Railway for authority to issue equipment trust notes of 470 000 to finance locomotives proceeds with interest and 16 year retirement, cost of locomotives 1 600 000 with 94 000 on hand. application not approved.
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Wariena
West iSbaDda
Commeter Trust
Ompany
Kansapiy
Central National Bank
Feenvijie
Charleston Itrak
Cheriestom
Ferhange Hank
Jefferson Civ
National Tank
Jefferead City
Hank Trust Company
Shelbina
ST. Wwollard Marking Company
Borinafiee
T J. Leean
Miina
Funk
la Pinta LA Plata
Kilingtean Bank
Byington
Kearney Trant
Keormery
Tank
Lilkeern
J Kourmaftbos
Costs Tree Company
Wooumafield
Citheens
Marshfield
Southern Miecosri Treat Company
Pringfield
Expept Couaty Hank
Capitel Baliting
Merrastile True
At Lavels
Capitol Bellfing
Stereet
Capitol
Fang Paatt
John M Allinson
Missouri Public Services Commission
Jefferson City
Varaion
Atkinson
St. Louis
Kansas City
Bt. Laws Southwestern Railway
Cottomelt
Feee Equipment Trust
Ace
Blackmail Ring Arrests Stir Chicago Officials
Federal authorities seized a Blackmail ring in a South Side Chicago apartment hotel. Five men and three women were arrested. victims include a Philadelphia woman, with ransoms totaling about $256,000. The group allegedly targeted well dressed women and used promises to restore reality to extort money.
Need Men for Atlentiy Fleet Warship Reserve
Fragmentary notes describe assembling a crew for ten warships in the Atlantis fleet reserve. The item mentions naval officers coordinating personnel and signaling that men will serve aboard the ships to complete the expected complement.
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Atlentiy
Fragmented OCR note on operations and entities
Incomplete text outlines a reference to a German organization and a sergeant, mentioning a Saturday event and an attempt to operate an organization. Names and places are garbled, with unclear actions or outcomes.
Unclear OCR Report On Jewelry Theft Claim
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a possible theft claim involving a neighbor renting or occupying a place, with mentions of a title or author and jewelry valued at about 50 dollars. Details are unreadable, locations and names are obscured, making precise attribution and outcome uncertain.
Washington Mor Than Th added to the Nette firing
Brine Adard Washington Mor than TH vee pele have been added to the Nette firing the Ameriots Mee to farden trete te the iso years ended Jape 3a 1916.
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Washington
Freston Mase John Cadwalader Reelected War Society Leader
John Cadwalader of Philadelphia was reelected president general of the General Society of the War of 1812 at its annual meeting aboard the frigate Constitution docked at the Boston Navy Yard.
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Freston
John Cadwalader
Philadelphia
Boeton Navy Lands
William Jones Dies in 1451 Incident Near President Field
Washington reports the death of William Jones, better known as HMl) Jones, the av enager, after an event tied to Charles J Geltead near President Ger field in 1451. Local authorities note the unclear circumstances but confirm the fatality.
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Washington
William = Jones
Jones
Haries J Geltead
Gerfield
Parish church damaged in Parsons with rector among injured
A partially wrecked St John s Ep icopal Church in Parsons injures rector Rev Alexander W Hawke and two others while a girl suffered fatal burns. Fire officials say the blaze caused extensive damage to the structure and interior as responders fought the flames.
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U. S
Waslhlietom
Bv T
Atdbo
Data
Hollasa
Scab
Wits
United Kongden
Comerom Se
Bouneluian
Eutilerteat
First Shell Wrecks House
Newaboy
Atlanta, Ga
Mathew Mindy
Jewsboay
Wee
Jackeonellie
Cinginnati
RED Cross
Willy Artis
Leeve
Paria
Fae
Aft Sipektum
Affhays
Bureaus Monthly Report
Fu Frole
Folwcca
Toy
Deorela
Buehois
Ooe Teabede
NAVY
Pennsylvania
Simultan Soudy
Marth
Witeerdie
Antinem
Faye
Renneylesnia
Ardnance Ani Cofstraets
Kaiser
Frederick William Fale
Baleares
Kolied
Creret Mall
Epateuy
Frederick Ete
United State
Montana
Dremocrate
Au Wesien
Apd
Riley Day
Indiana
Watts
Cerranza
Stelen
McClusg
Pala Off
Geed
Rposda
Dave
Lawia
Miscouri
St Lowle Fact Eaties
Preeweds
Ageiret Unver Pacific
Comrie
Etea
Pardes Faever and
W Te
John
Ghee Mader
Parhees
Petahk Goring
Etton Belt
Chicago
Olere
Cihjicage
Hiatp
Dinckieleee
Phadetpna
Sern
Department of Hetice
South Ride
Forte
Hibten
cTalbangt
Department of Jaatice
Department
Eietfems
Frank Crocker
Worar
Pabetelptia
Casella
Agateet
Salbaush
Bremen
Feoeden
Eich
Orgatleeg
Wilsons Neghbor
Tie Place
Brine Adard
Wome
Jeanine Ibeare
Gat Wrecks Church
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