Week's Events as Seen by Larry Jane
Mary Jane reviews October’s start in Frederick, noting peace prayers, harvest feasts, and local happenings. She highlights church services, theatre at the Opera House, library activities, and community plans while jesting about politics, fares, and upcoming fairs.
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Larry Jane
Trinity
Belles
Fredrick
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Daughters of the American Revolution
Enoch Chapter
Masons
Temple of Justice
Armory Dan
Scott Schley
Hagersteta
Frederick
California
Mary Jane
Publish It As A Fact Mrs Dorseph Kallans Peru Ind Testimony
Mrs Dorseph Kallans of Peru Indiana explains how Chamberlain's Tablets eased her stomach and headaches and helped digestion and bowels. She says she has been entirely well since using them and urges others to try the remedy. For sale by all dealers.
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Dorseph Kallans
Peru
Ind
Chamberlain
Mackenzie King to Spend Rockefeller Money on Labor Study
Rockefeller Foundation endowed with 10 million dollars selects Mackenzie King, former Canadian labor minister, to lead a continent wide investigation into labor conditions across North America. The project aims to examine labor troubles in the United States and other North American nations with exhaustive research, likened to medical studies of hookworm and meningitis.
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John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller Foundation
Mackensie King
Laurier
North America
United States
North American
Allies Repulse Attacks Near Amiens and Roye
Allied forces reported successes in northern France with progress near Albert and along the Somme while denying German advances around Roye, Lassigny, and the Meuse region. German statements claimed heavy losses for the Allies near Argonne and persistent strikes on French positions as the war drags on.
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Berlin
France
Argonne Forest
Antwerp
von Hindenberg
War Office
Fresnoy-le Grande
Roye
Oise
Couccess
Craonne
Meuse
Vosges
Ake
Noyon
von Kluck
Former U S consul recounts insults in Chemnitz
Frank Deedmyer former American consul at Chemnitz speaks to the Times of insults from Chemnitz mobs who barred his wife from restaurants and shops for speaking English. He protested to the mayor who took no action, prompting Deedmyer to threaten to close the coast as authorities supplied guards. He and his wife eventually departed Germany after resigning.
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Frank Deadmyer
Telie
Abvess
Chemnitz
London
Frank Deedmyer
Germany
the Times
Deedmyer
Canadians Go to War Thirty One Ships Convoyed by War
Montreal Oct 3 A Daily Mail correspondent describes the departure of Canadian troops from Quebec Thirty one ships carried men guns horses and supplies of the overseas expeditionary force Eleven war vessels were requisitioned to convoy the fleet the largest operation ever seen on the Atlantic carried out in a splendid manner.
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Europe
Montreal
Daily Mail
Rimouski
Quebec
Atlantic
Pinchot Relapses On Train After Philadelphia Meeting
Gifford Pinchot, Washington party candidate for the U S Senate, fell ill on a train after leaving Philadelphia following a Roosevelt meeting. He had a fainting spell in Erie last Tuesday due to ptomaine poisoning and was advised to rest. he attended the Roosevelt event, and doctors fear a relapse.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Gifford Pinchot
Washington Party
United States Senate
German Invaders Repulsed in Niemen Battle Victory Declared
Petrograd reports a seven day clash west of the Niemen in Poland ended in a czarist victory. German forces retreat as the Ossowiec siege ends. Washington notes 54 ships added to the U S merchant fleet valued around 15 million dollars. Varying flags obscured true ownership. Emperor William travels between fronts in a ten car Pullman train per Berlin reports.
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Petrograd
Niemen
Poland
Ossowiec
Washington
Kaiser
Rome
Berlin
Emperor William
Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s American and National Leagues
American League highlights include Athletics 4 3 over Washington and Boston 11 New York 0 while Chicago 6 St Louis 0 and Cleveland Detroit not scheduled. National League results show St Louis 5 Chicago 0 and New York 11 Boston 5 with Brooklyn and Pittsburgh games noted. Federal League reports Brooklyn 2 Baltimore 1 and Chicago 8 6 4 8 6 4 standings listed.
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Philadelphs
Washington
Athletics
Harper
Henry
Jensen
Lapp
Boston
New York
Batterien Ruth
Cady
Brown
Louis
Chicago
Perritt
Snyder
Wingo
Vaughan
Hagerman
Archer
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
McQuillen
Smith
Douglas
Gonzales
Tesreau
Meyers
Tyler
Cochrehan
Whaling
Aoway
Philadelphia-Brooklyn
Philada
N.york
Brooklyn
Bt. Louis
Pittshrg
Cincinth
Federal League
Baitl- More
Hatteries
Watson
Conley
Kerr
Russell
War Costs Mount as Britain Spends Billions
London reports show eight weeks of war expenditure surpassing 211.9 million dollars with weekly costs over 25 million for military and supply needs. The Treasury contemplates issuing 75 million in bills while the government balance remains under 20 million. Officials estimate Germany and France spend up to five million daily, with Russia at three to five million and Austria around 2.6 million daily. In Washington, the Navy says no new warships will be sent to the Mediterranean to protect Americans in Turkey, though North Carolina sails toward Alexandria and Tennessee heads toward Brindisi.
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Echo
Mother
Sissy
London
Treasury
England
Berlin
Germany
France
Russia
Austria
Turkey
Washington
Daniels
Mediterranean
North Carolina
Alexandria
Egypt
Tennessee
Brindisi
Italy
British Select 2000 Horses for Army at Stockyards
East St. Louis October 3 report that two thousand horses have been selected by British government representatives at the National Stockyards for the army. Say you saw it in The News.
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East St. Louis
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