British Proclamation Clash Triggers U.S.-Britain Talks
State Department reports vigorous protests over Britain's claim to seize contraband aboard neutral and American ships. London agrees to revise proclamations and allow food shipments to Holland. copper and silver cargoes face strict proof of neutral destination. Wilson praises British stance while warning of potential friction.
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Austria
State Department
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United States
Holland
Wilson
Callera
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Krupp Gun
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German losses 125000 latest casualty list adds 8000
Berlin October 2. The thirty eighth German casualty list publishes about 8000 names adding to total dead wounded and missing now 125000. Three major generals noted one killed and two wounded. Major General Scherbening was killed Major General Emil Henigst slightly wounded Major General Oskar Reuter dangerously wounded. The list covers eastern and western theaters.
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Aces in The News Chronicle Highlights
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War Looms as Turkey Presses British Warship Stationing
London reports the Daily Telegraph says Turkey plans to demand stationing of British warships that Britain cannot concede. The move could pull Turkey into a European war, reflecting Ottoman German-aligned policy and diplomatic pressures surrounding troop movements and naval orders.
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Daily Telegraph
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Great Britain
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Villa revolt divides army as Parley urged at border
Mixed reports from reliable sources indicate divisions within Villa's army. General Menlavo and Hermra wi tis faction reportedly oppose Villa and align with Carranza. Alleged leaders and organizers drift toward Carranza forces while Tonas Urluna is said to have moved Bourana after a large gathering. James U Harris and family return to their East Third Street residence from Briddock Heights.
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Carranza
el Paro
Tex
Pucther
Villas
Tonas Urluna
Activity in adserviings makes ac tivity an haces.
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