Bulgars Retreat as British Drive Advances on Struma
Bulgarian forces retreat before British advances on the Struma front as Romanians suffer another defeat. Novolyon village captured by British forces after Artillery bombardment, with Bulgarian positions held then evacuated. Romanian forces retreat under Falkenhayn's counteroffensive across Transylvania with heavy losses, while Danube crossings and Dobruja fronts report limited activity.
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Struma
Macedonia
Balanito Vilage
Lenton
Ebatern
Novolyon
Thumontians
Dorita
Det
London
Transylvania
von Falkenhiyn
Alt River
Tony
Laon
Prassal
Homorod
Libnatilyn
Golster Forest
Geno von Filkenhayn
Dunuths
Bucharest
Hungaria
Danube
Rome
Roparta
Kustebuk
J . Bulgar Chock
Igntenta Alica
Dabrudji
War Office
Prowba Dako
Vardar
Poro
Orljnk
Novolyen
Tanuhe
Nore Rahovo Siaka
Thorath
Dobrydja
atza-Tervale
Detroit Police Chief Creates $10000 Annual Home Fund
Detroit police commissioner Jimon Couzens unveils a new home system for police force members, funded by his own salary. The plan allocates about $10,000 yearly for qualifying officers, claimed as unprecedented in the United States. Couzens earns $6,000 from the city, with his entire pay contributing to the bonus.
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Couzona
Baling
Russians Press On In Eastern Front Near Lemberg
Russian forces push on in the eastern front near Lemberg capturing Austro German positions south of Jarzyny southeast of the Giulia capital as counterattacks stall the advance. Russian artillery fires in the tens of thousands as the front remains violent with heavy bombardment and shifting gains reported from Petrograd to London.
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Petrograd
London
Aten
Lamborg
Distriet
Ruvatan
Gonpeningen
Exchange Telegraph Company
Hortin Lokal Angolgor
Keto
Motrea
Liwesford
Duralah
Eniecourt L'Abbayo
Somme
Enicourt
L' Abs Baya
Goa
Wradelot
Armentiores
Arran
Paris
Seuae
Vordun
Berlin
cuKtern
Amd Dion
Nuwe
Addy
Rumvata
David Lioy
George
Galleln
Keota Woman Badly Hurt in Fall at Bakery
Mrs J A Lowman proprietor of a Keota bakery received serious injuries from a fall yesterday afternoon. She sustained a broken wrist and various wrist injuries. Miller and Droz attended the break and set it. She will likely be hospitalized and out of work at her restaurant for some time.
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Journal
Nursiev
J. A. Lowman
Boota
Vlao
Miller
Droz
Milk War Opens State Probe Into Milk Shortage
New York state began an investigation into the milk supply deadlock that left the city short of milk for days. Distributors planned to present evidence to show that farmers and distributors conspired to restrain trade, while dairymen aimed to prove farmers shortened deliveries to raise prices.
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New York
N. Yu
Tta State
Dairymen's League
Farmora Ange
President Wilson's Omaha Stop Draws Big Crowd
President Wilson rode through Omaha yesterday amid a large gathering, drawing praise in the Midwest for his peace plans and ideals. The train paused briefly in Clinton on the return route to Long Branch, with disappointment noted by crowds awaiting further remarks.
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Clinton
Tay
Wilson
Omaha
Chicago
Long Branch
N. J
Sundow Lawn
Provident
Mao
Madelo
Ormaha
Apnaghes
United States
Sy Lough
Notlony
Trumbui
Parauko
Mays Tower
Koenny
Xetedula
Markoud
Vernka
Qminha
Lowa
Chancellor Fight Continues In German Crisis
News from Berlin reports continued conflict between Chancellor Von Bathman-Hotlwag and his opponents over submarine policy. After confidential talks, the chancellor and his cabinet faced questions from committee members led by Herr Von Jugow and Admiral Von Capello. The debate showed broad support for the chancellor but little progress toward resuming unrestricted submarine warfare. a fuller report is expected on page 4.
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Tyre
Berlin
London
von Bathman-Hotlwag
Tila
Herr von Jugow
Aduiroi von Capello
Nigde Xtutae
Tnuval
Marshal von Hindenburg
Kraft
Navy Department
Tri-Cities Rally for Hughes Campaign Band
A large party of women campaigners from the Rock Island area arrived in Cedar Rapids and Davenport to support Charles E. Hughes. The women spoke at street meetings and a local theater, denying claims the effort was only by wealthy patrons while highlighting working women.
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Annnciutad
Rock Island
Qet
lTunsdrads
Rock Talaud
Ino
Catay
Thar
Tha
Nishex
Speckat
Mador Woodnan
America
Frances Kollar
Allan Elizabeth Cuuling
Miles Anne Peek
Laura G. Evans
Quorga Furvay
Upkoatt American
Ravlow
Edile
Damatrathc
Maghos
Sue.da
New Prohibition Party Talk Seeks Balance of Power
Chicago Oct 6 Information from the publicity department of the prohibition party outlines preliminary steps for forming a new national coalition party to hold balance of power in the United States. The group may be called the prohibition progressions or progressive-prohibitions and would unite progressions, anti-Roosevelt Republicans, women voters in suffrage states, and temperance church members. Wright Patents to England In a related item, Wright, the Dayton aeroplane inventor, has presented his patents to the British government.
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Chicago
Prohibition Party
United States
Prohibion-Progressons
Progress Aive-Prohibitions
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Oloyon
Wright
England
London
Asroplino Orgille
Dayton
Sunbonneted Woman Tells Wilson She's for Hughes
President Wilson visits Chicago en route to New Jersey for a Hughes speaking engagement. A sunbonneted group debates politics with the president, who deflects as women declare voting for Hughes and Wilson notes the embarrassment of the moment. Governors Donne and Walsh greet him. a crowd cheers as the president meets railroad staff and expresses satisfaction with the reception.
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Wilson
Hughes
Mts. Wilson
Donne
Timiory
Walsh
Imnola
Wilkan
Omaha
Believe 19 Year Old Girl Engineered Fatal Robbery
A chaotic robbery and murder near Heme monton North Dakota involved four accomplices and a 19 year old woman said to have engineered the crime. Police report the motive tied to payroll funds for a cranberry operation tied to A J Rider and associates. Injured include Henry Rider and family, with several suspects arrested in connection to the Italian colony near Teane. Hospitalized victims show signs of recovery as investigators pursue the motive and capture remaining suspects.
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Patiaderpnin
Caingen
Xni
Hememonton
N.d
Mills da Marce
Thiy City
A. J. Rider
New Jersey Cranberry Groworp
da Marco Srl
Tata
Gerard Brings Peace Appeal Says Report
The New York Evening Post reports from a source that Ambassador James W. Gerard, returning from Germany, will urge President Wilson to act as mediator for peace with the Allies. German officials may have considered Wilson’s mediation, with Gerard laying plans before Wilson within a week.
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Proscured
New York
N. Y
Evonling Post Today
Antony Anying
James W. Gerard
Germany
Dainen W. Gerard
Wilson
Ambanandor Garard
SEEK TO LOCATE FARM LOAN BANKS HEARINGS SLATED
The Federal Farm Loan Board will resume guidance hearings to divide the country into districts and locate twelve farm loan banks. Hearings are set for October 16 in Trenton New Jersey, October 17 in Harrisburg Pennsylvania, and October 18 in Baltimore Maryland, with a southern trip planned from November 11 through Oklahoma Arkansas Tennessee and West Virginia. Banks are expected to be established and ready for business by February 1 amid many farmer requests to organize local associations.
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Associatn
Winny
Washington, D. C
Federal Farm Loan Board
Ijstrict
Rural Credits Act
Trenton
Ni Ju
Harrisburg
Baltimora
Atlantic
Gulf
Arizona
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tennessee
West Virginia
Missouri Teams In Action In Interstate College Meet
Enthusiasts from Missouri and Kansas are set for first real look at merit of their teams today. An interstate contest unfolds at Herkline where Tarkio College faces the University of Omaha. Other clashes include Warrensburg Normal versus Kemper Military Academy, Missouri Valley College vs Kirkville Normal at Marshall, and Maryville Normal with Westminster at Fulton.
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Minsouri and
Hanks
Gane
Cananghited Trem Len
Wira
Kananwity
Mienouri
Kans Ria
Herkle
Missouri
University of Omaha
Warreneburg Normal
fKempor Military Academy
Wareransburg
Missouri Valley
Collexa
Kirkavitle Normal School
Marshal
Marynyille Normal
Westminster
Fulton
Blackmail Swindle Led by So Called Ring Charged
State's attorney's office reports a blackmail swindle involving a supposed ring. About $10,000 was extorted from Parmley and his wife through fake trust deeds tied to an inventor's electric screen. Names linked include Boo Donohue and James Chipman or James D. Kirk, with the trust company and hotel figure also mentioned. Police pursue the suspected mastermind claiming Parmley was duped.
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Dronalunaaed Wits
Chigago
Warrances
Semanel 2
Parmley
Tila and Trust Company
Inve
Verd
Refd
Hotel Ara
Bho
Norhurband
Wr. Parmley
Iis
Boo" Donohue
Bixeckmatl
Dente
Mr. Parmey
Mir
Arin Jey
Cooper Funeral Held at Blue Grass
The funeral for Elden Cooper was held Monday evening from his home and Presbyterian church in Blue Grass. Mary Parkhurst of Davenport directed the services, which were impressive. He was laid to rest in Blue Grass cemetery beside his mother. A large crowd attended, and mourners expressed community sympathy.
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Jourmale
Gotham babies cry in vain for milk in New York
News from New York on October 6 reports further diminished milk deliveries with thousands of women crowding depots in pursuit of supply. No disorder occurred as police added detail to prevent a repeat of yesterday. Complaints and political debate swirl around alleged favoritism in the distribution.
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Gotham
New York
N. Ys
Vicjarian
Redmond says home rule safe and vows no conscription
Waterford Ireland Oct 6 John Redmond Irish Nationalist leader told constituents that home rule remains achievable despite brutal violence and inflammatory passions. He insisted conscription could never be imposed on Ireland, warning it would paralyze recruiting and be a global scandal.
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Ireland
Lander Aaid
Plot to Kill President Targeted by Transit Strike
New York police probed a claimed plot to kill President Theodore P. Shonta of the Interborough Rapid Transit company and Frank Hodler of the New Yorks Railway. Two striking subway guards were arrested on charges of stoning a train. detectives said another striker provided evidence linking ten days of planning to attack Shonte and Hedley. Oscar Wallace and John J. Keeran were held for questioning.
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New York
N.Y
Polie
Theodore P. Shonta
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Frank Hodler
New Yorks Railway
Evie Donce
Plana
Shonte
Hedley
Oscar Wallace
John J. Keeran
Original Notice of Divorce Suit Filed
Original notice of a divorce suit filed by Lillian Kingan plaintiff against inern Kingan defendant with a petition to be filed October 14. The case cites separation on grounds of adultery and unhappiness. Attorney A L Komprerer appears for the plaintiff in the matter. A petition seeks an order to preserve property belonging to the estate of decedent Hines, filed today in district court.
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Lillian Kingan
Inmern Kingan
Fgiriel Court Aleyk
Wild Neck Legs
Felicity
I. & Komprerer
Worenee
Dacol Hines
A. Co. Waoltuere
Uc. Nichals
Altornay
Dry Train To Reach Cedar Rapids For Dry Vote
Campaigners plan to travel by rail to Cedar Rapids and nearby towns including Carroll Jefferson Boone Ames Des Moines Marshalltown Tama Belle Plaine for a dry amendment election. The effort aims to secure votes in regions with long standing prohibitions and follows a prior proposal rejected by voters.
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Cedar Rapids
Det
Weather Brief: Fair Tonight Warmer Weekend Forecast
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight. Warmer in the west and central portions. Saturday will bring increasing clouds and further warmth. In the northern areas expect fair skies tonight with cooler readings, while the west and central portions rise in temperature. Saturday shows warmer temperatures in the western portion.
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Ehat
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