Mystery in Search For Valbanera Survivors Hope Endures
The Valbanera wreck search off Florida intensifies with divers probing the sunken hull. Naval forces and two gunboats assist as crews hunt for 300 passengers and 190 crew members missing after the hurricane. A second wreck near Rebecca Shoals lights indicates a possibly similar vessel. no bodies confirmed.
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Fla
Spanih
Havana
Havana Harbor
Divera
Rebecca Shoals Light
Mie
Tuscarosa
Cubas
B. Ro Roberts
Plate Valbanera
Valbanere
M Fated Ship Disaster Near Havana
Dispatches from Havana report the steamship Valboners struck in a storm while sailing from Spain to abroad. The vessel carried a crew including nine electricians, eight cooks, twenty sailors, two majors, and various officers. Passengers and crew endured a dangerous voyage with significant casualties and missing persons. Local authorities confirm the ship’s loss as Tequierdo & Co manages the voyage.
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Madrid
Havans
Spasileh
Valboners
Bene Mt
Menko
Shecaronae Ane
Fecturer
Spain
Beillos, Tequierdo & Co
President Wishes Mexicans Success
A brief dispatch from Washington reports the president extending warm wishes for Mexican success. The message honors Mexican leaders and the friendship between the nations, noting goodwill and cooperation across shared interests.
Woods resigns as soldier aid chief in Chicago
Arthur Woods, former New York City police commissioner and assistant to the secretary of war in Chicago, resigns from directing veteran employment efforts. The advisory committee selects Liew Col. M C Smit to succeed him, citing Army demobilization and rising veteran numbers.
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Memphis
Tenn
Arthur Woods
New York City
Chicago
Liew
M.C. Smit
Yeates
Bert B Phillips
Oods
Clouds and cooler weather forecast for state fair night
Acting meteorologist Harry Alahren says tonight and tomorrow will be partly cloudy and cooler with possible light showers this afternoon. A small loss was reported in two burglaries, with police noting thin morning activity and a break in at a residence on West Rest.
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Harry ‘Alahren
Oklahoma Man Hurt In Kansas Train Crash
Ottawa Kan Sept two men from Lawton Olle were fatally injured and Jacob Miller of the same city severely hurt when a Santa Fe freight wreck occurred at Wellsville last evening. They were driving toward Kansas City and attempting to cross the track when the crash happened.
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Ottawa
Kan
Leach
Lawton
Olle
Jacob Miller
Santa Fe
Wellsville
Kansas City
Russian Leader Claims Reds Can Be Whipped
A Russian government figure in Paris declared after talks with U.S. officials that the Bolsheviks could be defeated. The statement came amid tense exchanges with the United States, with reports noting exhausted resources and uncertain prospects as leaders discussed possible actions and support.
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Washington
Paris
State Department
United States
Sateshewiki Cienien
Baird To Deliver Vacation Trip Lecture Series
A three part lecture series by Rev. Phil C. Baird will begin with a talk derived from his summer travel. The presentation will feature slides and discussed themes from the journey, framed as part of a broader educational program.
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Baird
Tomorr Elehtfy
Phil C. Bare Tor
Gompers Quiet On President's U S Steel Strike Effort
Labor leader Samuel Gompers remains noncommittal as President Wiley presses through channels to avert the Monday steel strike. AFL leaders say Gompers can only back the strikers officially, despite private signals of possible support. Communications between the White House and Gompers continue amid broader labor federation concerns.
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Washington
Samiuel Hompers
American Federation of Labor
Wiley
Fo Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Gompers
Wompere
John H. Bitepatrick
Steel Workers’ Fctional
Srike
Wee
Ferera- Hom
Labor
Joel H. Fitzpatrick
Chicago
YANNEE TROOPS LEAVE SIBENIA TODAY
Twenty-seventh Infantry soldiers departed Sibenia via Manila for the United States and are expected in San Francisco around October 27. Replacement troops had arrived on September 6.
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Sibenia
United States
Ransport
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Manila
San Francisco
Garbled 1917 petition cites East West phrase and public drift
Fragmentary OCR text recounts a 1917 petition alleging misfit conduct linked to a phrase about East and West. The garbled narrative references a plaintiff named Hae, a courtroom setting, and an emerging scandal as public attention rises.
City Acquires 80 000 Pounds Of Army Meat Story
The Times reports on a vast hoard of government meat in Oklahoma County implying government waste. The piece details hidden stores, public office neglect, and a dramatic uncovering of culprits linked to army provisioning and wartime weight statistics.
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City
Olahoma County
Oklahoma County
Times
Walton
Olahoma City
Funeral for Margaret Bate Held Sunday at Rose Hill
Services for Miss Margaret Bate daughter of Rev Veederick J Bate former dean of St Paulo cathedral will be held at 4 p m Sunday at her home MIA West Eighteenth street Rev V C Griffith Norman poricopal minister will preach burial is at Rose Hill landslepe after illness of two months with typhoid fever she was about years old died at 1 o clock last night
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Margaret
Veederick J. Bate
St. Paulo
Mia West Eighteenth Street
V. C. Griffith
Poricopal
Norman
Rose Hill
Wilson Heads for Los Angeles Visit Delmar Note
Kent Wilson arrived in Delmar at midnight and will stay until 6 AM before boarding a train to Los Angeles. Delmar lies about twenty miles north of San Diego.
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Delmar
Cal
Kent Wilson
Los Angeles
San Diego
City Dads Ignore Luxury Tax in Oklahoma City
City officials from the mayor down show economy in dress and dismiss the luxury tax as they refuse to alter their spending. Bank presidents and executives are noted as maintaining costly wear while others claim the war price limits, with four men in silk shirts and shoes above eleven dollars.
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Oklahoma City
Donnelly
Jay World
Wintt
Munden
Water Department
Okita City
Aaa
Attendance record for fair seen at livestock department
Attendance records from the state fair show livestock exhibits drawing steady crowds. Officials note strong interest in the Livestock Department and best history showcases, with visitors praising displays and educational talks.
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Livestock Department
History of State
Sunday Program Exhibits and Concerts Across City
Sunday program lists open exhibit buildings including agriculture stock farm machinery and minerals with displays from various departments. Ralph Mandat and Makyysky bands perform at concerts, plus seaplane flights advertised. Fireworks and rand concerts scheduled at state fairgrounds in the evening.
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Mase
Hereford cattle fair opens big crowds expect record day
The Chetahomayie fair opened with overcast skies and a rush of crowds, the largest yet in history. About 000 people filled the grounds at 1 o'clock, 2090 more than last year, with afternoon races and auto polo anticipated as key attractions. Notable animals include undefeated Hereford champions such as Repeater Junior owned by O Harris and sons, who has shone at Chicago and Kansas City and commanded a $50,000 offer that was refused. Other stars include Twin Burn Pride Filth owned by L R Kershaw and Lady Su owned by W A Forsythe, with Jersey stock and Wortham’s midway carnival to follow.
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United States
O'Harris,and Sons
O'Harris
Missouri
Chicago
Kansas City
L. R. Kershaw
Towa
Nebraska
Kansas
W. A. Forsythe
Italian Naval Units Revolt During Orders In Fire
Report describes Italian naval factions mutinying after orders to flame. The text notes captains arrest, a looming retreat, and threats to influence officers as allied ships gather near Fiume. Chaos spreads with flights and armada actions amid political upheaval in Italy and moves toward Paris and Geneva discussions.
Traffic rules announced for state fair during President Wilson visit
Strict regulations issued by Mayer Watton will govern traffic during the state fair in our city. South city traffic must use designated routes to the fair grounds via Sete street and return along the south side of Eighit street to Lottie, then north on Lottie to Ninth street and back.
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Mayer Watton
Sete Street
Eighit
Lottie
Ninth Street
Uapasa Clidseian Ase
Ose Wimettey
Omy Anni Ogynnny Sre
Sideiia
Vienna
Iran
Cantighth
Siberia
Ninth
Four Irish papers suppressed in raid in Dublin shock readers
September report from Dublin states Sinn Fein newspaper offices were aided by the military in a raid to suppress four papers the Republican, the Irish Nationality, the New Ireland, and a voters' paper. Details describe mob action and police containment across numbered streets, with casualties and arrests implied but not fully listed.
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Dublin
Sinn Fein
New Ireland
Petrograd pleads peace and food as war nears end
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen says Petrograd demands peace at any price due to coalitions. The Petrograd government has empowered the people s commissaries to begin peace talks with the allies under terms fixed by the powers.
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London
Copenhagen
Petrograd
Allites
Auviet
Kane
Corpus Christi Dead and Search Continues After Storm
Corpus Christi residents and Texas coast towns still await word on the dead and missing as relief efforts continue. Officials report hundreds displaced, with services returning slowly and housing and clothing relief being prioritized by agencies and volunteers aiding the storm survivors.
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Corpus Christi
Texas
Corpus Curisti
Senaay
Watertown Secretary Lansing urges ratification of peace treaty
Secretary of State Robert Lansing declared the peace treaty should be ratified without delay and without change. He said any sovereignty invasion by treaty provisions is unacceptable and stressed a new era of peace requires prompt ratification, despite some trivial objections. Local note honors Lansing family home munitions workers.
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N. J
Robert Lansing
William ©. Bullitt
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Paris
Lantelle
Republic
Laney
Cuuen
Lansing
Holland
Bullitt
Earth
Sao di
Ely
United States Senate
Large luggage plant may locate here in Texas firm move
A Texas based luggage manufacturer may establish a plant here with about 18000 square feet of space and a modern building. W O Cralle of the Chamber of Commerce says the name of the concern is not disclosed but comes from an established Texas corporation expanding into luggage making. Possible arrangements include preferred stock totaling eight percent and other manufacturing inquiries are being explored.
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W. O. Cralle
Chamber of Commerce
Corporation of Texas
Aes
131
Cralle
Unie
Boy’s Leg Broken in Auto Accident
A boy named Vincent Hingenimen, four years old, suffered a broken leg after being struck by a car driven by Mrs D. Nahaz at West Sixteenth Street near Lae? and Teacheele. The incident occurred around late afternoon, with the vehicle traveling along Sine teenth. Banks to close here on Oklahoma City Bay.
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Vincent Hingenimen
Jean
Mre D. Naha
Oklahoma City Bay
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