Madoo Urges Nationwide Support for Fourth Liberty Loan
Secretary Wilan G. Medoo appeals to all Americans to subscribe to the Fourth Liberty Loan, urging wealthy corporations and individuals to increase participation. He cites past underresponse and explains bonds will pay interest for twenty years with options to redeem in fifteen, detailing district quotes and percentages.
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Federal Reserve District
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Allies Push Forward in Palestine and St Quentin Falls
Allied forces push in Macedonia and Palestine undermining Bulgarian German and Turkish lines as French and British drive toward St Quentin and Monastir. American troops repulse raids in the Vosges while Tule Moon blizzard hits San Juan region.
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St. Quentin Drive
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Serbia
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Lake Dobran
Vardar
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Bulgaria
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Laon
Oise Canal
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la Fere
Gerard on German leadership before vast audience
James W. Gerard speaks in Denver denouncing Kaiser Wilhelm and the German regime. He condemns the wartime leadership, calls out cowardice in high command, and predicts the fall of the emperor to a large audience at the auditorium.
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Denver
Kaiser Wilhelm Hay
Germany
Auditori
House Passes Day Law National Prohibition to Take Effect
The House approved the prohibition measure as part of the emergency agricultural appropriation bill by a 314,000, or 314,000 vote, sending the issue to conference for reconciliation with the Senate. The importation of wine was limited, with the Senate’s provision retained that importation must cease when the act becomes effective upon the President’s signature.
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Lie House
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Senate
House Agricultural Committee
France
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Red Cross Outlay Reaches Seventy Million Dollars
Fourth installment of the Red Cross war fund report shows expenditures in France and for supply and transport, totaling over 70 million dollars through next January. Care of children in France up to July 1 cost 1 149 000 dollars. Other items include Waernison cross work and women's hospital service.
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France
Women's Hospital Service
Red Cross War Fund
Camps in Grip of Influenza Across the Army
Washington reports Spanish influenza now in at least twenty five army camps nationwide. The surgeon general’s office states total cases rise to 20,211 with 2,225 new ones recorded on Sept. 23. British drop fifteen tons of bombs on enemy targets, announced in London.
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Washington
War Department
Illinois
Department
Chanute Field
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Ill
Surgeon General's Office
London
US declares Bolshevik terror condemned by allies
U S officials urge neutral and allied governments to act beyond wartime aims to curb Bolshevik mass executions in Moscow and Petrograd. Washington directs diplomats to press perpetrators and register civilization’s horror, seeking immediate nonbelligerent measures.
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Russia
United States
Wilson
Lansiye
Great Britain
France
Germany
Te Shire Department
tellKtle
Moscow
Petrograd
Dozen Dead in Wreck Near Marshfield Missouri
Denver twelve soldiers died in a troop and freight train wreck on the St. Louis and San Francisco line near Marshfield Missouri. Colorado men among the victims include Emil A. Zimmerman Denver Leroy D. Valkerburg ? Cole Charles W. Smith La Salle Theodore C. Walshon Fort Lupton Howard H. Carter Nederland Elmer M. Thornton Hoone Jose E. Vigil Allison Glenn E. Turner Fort Collins William D. Scully Loveland Henry Skelton Sterling.
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St. Louis & San Francisco
Marshfield
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Leroy D. Valkerburg
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Theodore C. Walshon
Fort Lupton
Howard H. Carter
Nederland
Elmer M. Thornton
Hoone
Colo
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Slayer of Mine Guard Killed in Arizona Clashes
Horace A. Harris, a United Verde Copper Company mine guard in Jerome Arizona, was shot by an unidentified Mexican who was later killed by officers after a clash between Americans and Mexicans. City Marshal Joseph Crowley and Deputy U S Marshal Henry Carlson were wounded. The report also notes U S plans to recognize the Jugo Slavs in Austria, Liberty Bond payment schedule, the Boston postmaster’s death from influenza, and British weekly casualties totaling 22 042.
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Ariz
Horace A. Harris
United Verde Copper Company
Joseph Crowley
Henry Carlson
United States
Attempt to Assassinate Trotsky Reported in Kiev Dispatch
A Kiev dispatch reports an attempt on Leon Trotsky, the Bolshevist minister of war and marine, during events at Kursk. The item notes the claim as received from Kiev without detailing injuries or motives.
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Liberty Day Proclaimed by Wilson in 1918
President Wilson designates October 12 1918 as Liberty Day to honor America's discovery and rally support for the fourth Liberty Loan. The notice urges nationwide celebrations, educational cooperation, and employee exemptions for the day. A Denver flight plans to fly a battleplane to boost Liberty Loan subscriptions.
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America
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Liberty Loan Committee
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Colorado
Liberty Loan
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French forces reach the Oine river south of St. Quentin
Paris Sept 24 French forces fighting along the line south of St. Quentin have reached the Oine river between Vendeuil and Travecy according to the official statement issued at the war office. The report notes French progress in the vicinity as battles with enemy forces continue near the Oine river line.
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Oine
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Call to Employers on Classifying Registrants under the Selective Service Act
A lengthy appeal from Provost Marshal General Crowder urges employers nationwide to assist in properly classifying registrants under the Selective Service Act. It stresses that deferments depend on full board examinations, not mere questionnaire filling, and warns that employers must weigh national interests against industry needs. The notice details multiple factors shaping deferment decisions and calls for coordinated efforts to minimize disruption to war production.
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Iabor
Selective Service Net
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Selective Service
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Army
Navy
Late Market Report with Prices for Livestock and Grains
Market notes list fat steers, lambs, and feeders with prices per hundredweight. includes per ton bids for upland grasses from Colorado and Nebraska, grain prices for corn and bran, New York cotton futures, and hides and wool values. Several named locations and commodities appear, reflecting a broad agricultural commodities snapshot.
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Upland
Nebraski Upland
Praine
Nebrask
Timothy
Almita
Gunnison Valley
Onte
Nebraska
Wheat Price Held at $2.20 in Washington Debate
In Washington the government price for wheat remains at $2.20 a bushel as debate continues over inflation and farm aid. Lawmakers consider provisions affecting support programs and market stabilization measures for farmers.
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