Americans Lost On English Ship Marina Sunk By Submarine
Fifty Americans aboard the British steamship Marina were drowned when torpedoed without warning by a German submarine. Reports from Queenstown and Crookhaven confirm the loss with varying details about ship status and crew, while officials investigate whether the Marina served as a government transport or merchant vessel.
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Queenstown
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Germany
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Woxley Frost
Crookhaven
Ireland
Lloyds
Atonmorans
Trojans
Glasgow
Mr. Trost
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Newport News
Marina Say
Vostel
Dallant
Fifty Millions to War Victim Exports from U S
Chicago based observer Lajo Steiner cites monthly immigrant savings of 50 million dollars sent to Europe since the war began. He claims over 1.2 billion dollars exported in two years and more than 1.2 million steamship tickets sold. He urges Illinois and others to curb dealers, proposing settlement of wanderers on American farms.
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Chicago
United States
Europe
Lajoo Stoiner
Foreien Exchange
Steltner
Ollinois
Coast Naval Censors Transferred In U S Move
Washington October 30 Transfer of Lieutenants Charles R Clark and H S Koop naval censors at Sayville and Linkconsort wirelogs stations to other posts announced by Admiral Bonvon chief of operations He denied reports Britain protested that the officers allowed unneutral information to leak about the U S raid on the German submarine U 53 New England coast
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Washington, D. C
Charles R. Clark
H. S. Koop
Sayville
Linkconsort
Bonvon
Great Britain
New England
Norwegian Press Assails Germany War Toll Drives Norway to Outcry
Norway's press unity against German submarine warfare grows as editorials condemn piracy and degradation of morale. Papers cite ships sunk, lives lost, and censorship hindering ship notices while urging government action to protect property and sailors. Shipowners bar sailings to Russia Arctic routes and insurers refuse risky cargoes amid 171 ships and 235000 tons lost.
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Associated Press
Norway
Gommiany
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Arctic Ocean
Ivos
Verdens Gang
Germany
Corman
Holland
Walt
Arctic
War Insurance Company
Inyx
WAGE WAR ON COST OF LIVING IN CHI
In Chicago three campaigns against rising costs were planned. U S District Attorney Clyne would question wholesalers and retailers about price-boosting agreements. Grand jury action possible. The city council prepared statistics for Senator Lewis urging Congress to ban using food grains in intoxicating beverages during the shortage. Chicago master bakers planned to urge a wheat embargo via a statement to Congressman Madden with a baking-cost table.
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Chicago
Ill
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Anid
Lewis
Congress
Madden
Hecklers Halt Speech by Presidential Nominee Hanly
In Newark the prohibition campaign train halted early as Frank Hanly, the presidential nominee, faced persistent heckling. A single man interrupted so often that Hanly paused, stepped into the crowd, and warned him to be quiet or leave, after which the offender departed. Hanly criticized Charles E. Hughes' program amid the disruption.
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N. J
Newark
Frank Hanly
Hanely
Charles. E. Hughes
Noted German Aviator Dies in Air Fight
London reports Captain Boelke famed German aviator killed east of Cambria when downed by a British pilot. Berlin-Paris messages note the death announced by Emperor William at a Castle Collevue reception for Field Marshal von Hindenburg. The emperor had seen Boelke recently on the western front and the news made a deep impression.
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Associated Press
London
Boelke
Amsterdam
Berlin
Exchange Telegram Company
Cambria
Cologne
Adda
Imperor William
Castle Collevue
von Hindenburg
Changes in the German staff reported from Amsterdam
A dispatch from Amsterdam reports that Germany has moved General Adolph Wild von Hohenborn to command an army corps on the western front and elevates Lieutenant General Von Stein to minister of war and state. Von Stein earlier led the Fourteenth Reserve Army corps in 1914 and recently served in the Somme area. Wild von Hohenborn became quartermaster general in 1915 and had commanded troops in Poland and at Plando rs before.
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Beilly
Amsterdam
Oneperor
Adolph Wild van Hohenborn
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Fourteenth Reserve Army Corps
Quartermister
Ean
Somme
France
Thiepval
Wild von Hohenborn
Jaanuary
von Falkenbauwn
Germinnsandiy
Plandors
Louisa Pioneer Dead at Wapello
Mrs Elizabeth Willis Thompson a renowned Louisa County pioneer died at 7 p m at her daughter’s home in Wapello aged 51 Born in Ohio in 1826 she married Andrew Thompson on June 17 1847 Ten children were born with several surviving relatives in Iowa and Kansas The family moved across several towns before Mrs Thompson spent her final years with her daughters A pioneer member of the United Presbyterian church in Iowa funeral services will be held tomorrow in Winfield at the United Presbyterian church led by Rev W S Robertson and Rev D L McBride
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Eizabeth Willis Thompson
Louisa
County
W. S. Grimes
Ohio
Andrew Thompson
Robert A
Mary E. Hardmnass
Creston
Mra
N. J. Armstrong
Columbus City
William
L. Thompson
Oakland
Oro
Wapnello
W. D. Garmoo
Pairfield
J. A. Porter
Washington
Oliver
Winfield
Jay F
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Iowa
Presbyterian Church
W. S. Robertson
D. L. McBride
Hughes urges protection as Europe speeds up industry
Charles E. Hughes on Liverpool Ohio says the $2 billion rise in American exports last year stemmed mainly from wartime demand in Europe. He calls for Republican protection to build a lasting U.S. prosperity and cites Federal Trade Commission chairman Hurley on Europe’s rapid industrial progress and the need for improved American business organization and efficiency.
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Liverpool
Ohio
Charles E. Hughes
Wilson
Cincinnati
Hurley
Federal Trade Commission
Republic
America
Europe
Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Great Britain
United States
Hughes Elected Willcox Claims Landslide Picture
In New York Oct 30 Republican Chairman Wilcox predicts Charles J Hughes will win about 310 electoral votes with states Ohio Illinois Indiana New York Michigan Utah Minnesota Wisconsin leaning Republican Chicago reports Democratic Chairman McCormick sees a western landslide and predicts the president carries New York Illinois Ohio Indiana Connecticut New Jersey Delaware Maryland West Virginia and coast sentiment favors the president A separate note from Copenhagen reports sixteen crewmen of the Norwegian ship Stomahest saved after torpedoing of the Stomahest.
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New York
N. Y
Charles J. Hughes
Wm. R. Wilcox
Republican National Committee
Minnesota
Wisaconain
Repubiican
Chicago
Ill
Vanea C. McCormick
Democratic National Committees
Thomas J. Walsh
Democratic
McCormick
Imnois
Ohio
Indianna
Connecticut
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
West Virginia
Pacific Coast
Authenticity of Protest Denied in Mexican Row
Washington and Atlantic City report that Mexican Ambassador Arredondo and Lula Cabrera deny signatures on a protest against U S aid to Villa. The State Department will accept Arredondo’s explanation that a bureau employee issued the statement without embassy or Cabrera consent. The Mexican-American joint commission may take no official note of the denial as the talks resume.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Arredondo
Luis Cabrera
Villa
Cabrera
Dental
Atlantic City
N. Jd
Interior Lane
American Commission
Mr. Cabrera
Joint Commission
Church Attendance Swelled in New York City
New York on October 30 reported a surge in Protestant church attendance with about 26 percent above normal. In Manhattan roughly 168,200 people attended, about ninety percent of members, and Brooklyn showed a similar rise. Men made up just over one third of attendees.
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New York
N. Y
Manhattan
Brooklyn
French Valor Spells Downfall of Nation
Berlin reports Field Marshal Von Hindenberg cites French tenacity as doomed by heavy casualties and reliance on British support. He predicts Britain will shift campaigns next spring, crippling France while Romanians gain. praises Enver Pasha and Bulgarian king.
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Berlin
Sayville
France
Romania
von Hindenberg
United States
Marie of
Enver Pasha
Austria
Gains on Somme and Verdun Fronts Reported by Allies
Reports from Paris and London detail Allied gains on the Somme front including trench captures near Sailly Saillise and Gailly church, with German counterattacks near Maisonette and Blaches. Verdun sees continued artillery exchanges while civilians in Rheims suffer shelling and a notable capture of prisoners by German forces.
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Paris
Sailly-Saillise
Somme
War Office
Gailly Church
Blaches
Tai Maisonette
Maisonette
Buileing
Weather outlook for Illinois and nearby regions
Partly cloudy and warmer tonight. Tuesday mostly fair with warmer conditions in the extreme east and cooler in the extreme west. Illinois expects generally fair weather tonight and Tuesday with warmer temperatures in the north and central areas.
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