Roumanian Fortress Turtukai Falls After German Bulgarian Push
Berlin reports over twenty thousand Roumanians and one hundred guns captured as German Bulgarian troops seize the Roumanian fortress of Turtukai on the Danube southeast of Bucharest. Petrograd notes Turtukai evacuated and defended by Roumanians earlier in the day amid heavy bombardment. The same war update cites a Russian victory near Halicz in Eastern Galicia with rail lines and the city in flames.
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Petrograd
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Bucharest
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Gyergyot
Roumania
London
Verdun
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Somme
Galicia
Halicz
Lemberg
Lembae
Hales
Staniziac
Ko- Yomea
Dniester
Lipa
Congress Passes Historic Budget and Reforms in Last Session
A sweeping review notes the largest peacetime budgets, including preparedness and military outlays near seventy million, a rural credits act guaranteeing long term farmer loans, and a government river and harbor program of forty two million. It cites Brandeis and Clarke confirmed to the Supreme Court, rail and sugar policy moves, and workmen’s compensation.
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United States
Colombia
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Te Follette
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Navy
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Rubles
Ates Inn
Philipp Leads in Wisconsin Primary Returns Report
Early returns from about half the counties show Gov B L Philipp ahead in the governor race with 71 944 votes to Jeffris 29 0162 and Ha ion 34 199. McGovern 26 147 Philipp 63 424 in other statewide contests. Conservative Republicans appear likely to gain legislative control if Philipp is elected. Harrington leads Hull for secretary of state by about 1 500 and Johnson leads Peterson for treasurer by 5 000.
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Follette
Jeffris
Haiton
McGovern
Philipp
Sprenor Consine
Aew
Treacher Peterson
Hicks
Owen
Tu Isda
Republicas
Harrington
Hull
Johnson
Peterson
Turkish positions raided by British aircraft at El Arish
London dispatch reports a September raid by British air forces on Turkish positions at El Arish in the Sinai. Two British planes struck the Turkish aerodrome and repair section dropping twelve bombs. The report says Turkish planes attacked from long range but did not close in and fled. British aircraft returned undamaged.
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London
el Arish
Sinai Peninsula
Suez Canal
Few New Infantile Paralysis Reports Amid Cooler Weather
Madison Wis Sept 7 state health authorities report few new cases of infantile paralysis since the cooler weather began. In cities with many cases school openings have been delayed about two weeks. About seventy five cases were listed at the epidemic's height.
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Wis
United Prize
Madison
Maine Seen as Barometer in National Politics
As Maine’s vote nears, officials view the state as a gauge of national sentiment. President Wilson aides and cabinet members campaign there while Hughes Roosevelt and party committees push to sway Maine voters. Western observers doubt a Wilson landslide, noting strong Hughes support in North Dakota and mixed outlook in Kentucky and Missouri.
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Washington, D.C
Wall Street
Wilson
Naty Daniels
Baker
Gregory
Ines
Roosevelt
Pine Tree
England
Resulis
Federal
Democratic
Hugues Awill
Mexico
America
Day In Congress Sanctions Revenue, Conferees Continue Debate
Senate met at 10 a m and considered miscellaneous bills as conferees pressed ongoing review of the revenue bill amid debate on corrupt practices. House opened at noon and marked time awaiting the revenue conference report.
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Associated Press
Senate
Protest by miners targets Governor and grand jury
Unanimous protest by Virginia miners condemns the grand jury that indicted Garlo Tresca and others for murder. Similar protests endorsed at Gilbert, Binabik and Aurora, with hundreds more to sign on the range.
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cBy
Virginia
Minn
Buenquist
Baat of the World
Grand “Jury
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Gilbert
Binabik
Aurora
Victor I. Power of
Hibbing
Chicoea Eek Ween
Bers
Hughes for arbitration speech at Hampton Beach
Charles E. Hughes spoke at Hampton Beach New Hampshire calling the Adamson eight hour law a wage law and urged arbitration of industrial disputes. He warned against abdication of government and said workers gain freedom when free discussion and assembly remain. After lunch he departed for York Harbor.
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Hampton Beach
N.H
Charles E. Hughes
Adamson
Cavn
Ats
Congress
United States
Portsmouth
Hughes
York Harbor
Prohibition Party Leaders Plan 9,000 Mile Train Tour
Prohibition party presidential candidate J Frank Hanly with Frese and Stewart will depart Chicago on a special train for a 9,000 mile speaking tour. The 1,000 stop itinerary includes Waukegan Kenosha Racine Milwaukee Waukesha Madison Baraboo and Reedsburg before Minneapolis, then west and east legs concluding in Indianapolis on November 6. The tour launches September 9 8:20 am from Chicago and returns October 7 for a mass meeting before a month in the east.
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Northern
Central Illanis
Chicago
Waukegan
Ill
Kenosha
Racine
Milwaukee
Waukesha
Madison
Baraboo
Reedsburg
Wis
Minneapolis
Law Balks Marriage Chinaman and White Bride in South Dakota
Aberdeen South Dakota September 7 United Press reports Chow Hum and Miss Mil jane from Minneapolis set to wed where law allows. Judge Crane rules 1913 statute blocks international marriage delaying Hum’s political amb tion and a China honeymoon. Miss Millage wooed in San Francisco, met in Minneapolis, then to Aberdeen for a ceremony that could not occur.
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Waite
South Dakota
United Press
Aberdeen
Chow
Hum
Celestial
Giadis Miljane
Minneapolis
G. W. Crane
Bun Yat Sen
China
New York Street Car Strike Narrows to Narrow Disruptions
News from Sept 7 reports the New York street car strike affecting 18 090 subway elevated and surface workers. Despite the walkout transportation largely runs on regular schedules with strike breakers used at many sites. Police guard stations powerhouses and trains as unions claim up to half the workforce is out and a total tie up could come by night.
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United Press
New York
Subway
Elevated
William 2B
Fitzgerald
Tnterboro Company
Power of President Cut by Conferees
Washington dispatch reports conferees on the emergency revenue bill struck out the Phelan amendment empowering retaliation against belligerents interfering with U S mails. Senate amendments giving retaliatory power to the president in commerce and embargo matters were not agreed to.
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Washington, D. C
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Apanonsé
Pacific
Canada
Senate
Smith
Georgia
China
United States
Thei
Ei A-commission
Congress
Foreign Relations Committee
Hughes to Tour Wisconsin Cities in September Visit
Republican nominee Charles E. Hughes will speak in Janesville Beloit Madison and Milwaukee Wisconsin on September 19 20 and 21 before touring Illinois Indiana and then Iowa Kansas North and South Dakota and Oklahoma on a planned third westward trip in October.
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Amodated
Chicago
Charles EB. Hughes
Janesville
Beloit
Wistéosin
Indiana
Mr. Hughes
Iowa
Kansas
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South Dakota
Oklashoa
Italian Runs Amuck In Springfield Panic
Italian immigrant goes on a heat driven run through Springfield business district firing a .38 revolver and wielding a long knife. A waiter narrowly escapes after a five block pursuit before a policeman with a riot gun ends the rampage.
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Springfeld
United Press
Springfield
Til
Sawmill Blaze Destroys Nadeau Mill in Marinette County
A fire of unknown origin caused about $15,000 in losses and killed two workers at the Nadeau Brothers sawmill in Nadeau Mezom Green Bay Wisconsin. The blaze occurred early today in heavy smoke with the watchman Alexander Boissans86 whose death was not discovered until it had spread.
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Associated Press
Marinette
Wis
Nadeau
Mezom
Green Fay
Ines County
Mich
Alexander’ Boissans
Howard, Brown
Notable Society Film Star Projects Amid Gossip
Newport society buzzes over Robert Goelet production starring Mrs. Vincent Astor in a society film drama. In New York a judge weighs whether hat tipping in eateries can be curtailed. Chicago reports a banner theft scare, a clock cleaning, and a shoplifting bronze statue incident.
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Newport, R
Robert’ Goelet
Acters
Sixth District tally shows Davidson leading with Oshkosh win
Complete returns indicate James H. Davidson of Oshkosh Republican carried Calumet and area counties with a substantial plurality over J N Tittemore of Omro. Fond du Lac Winnebago and Fond du Lac counties show Davidson ahead by 1 177 in total, with Oshkosh voting for Davidson in all counties mentioned.
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James H. Davidson
Qshkoah
Calumet
Frank
Tarry
Winnebago
Davideon
J. N. Tittemore
Omro
Fond du Lac
Mage
Daiiman
Droos
Oshkosh
Mexico City editor appeals for US Cuba cooperation
El Pueblo director Heriberto Barron urges joint cooperation to ease tensions between the United States and Mexico. He calls on President Wilson to withdraw the punitive expedition and says Mexican reformers will pursue peace with foreign capital friendly to Mexico.
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Mexico
Assintamee
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Associated Press
Mexico City
el Puedo
Heriberto Barron
United States
Cuba
Wilson
Joint’ Commission
New Lesson
Conn
el Pueblo
Sefior Barron
Japan will not inform US of new China demands
AP reports Tokyo officials say Japan will withhold details on new China demands unless specifically asked by Washington. They contend American rights are not violated and discussability is not obligatory. State Department notes information is too incomplete to decide.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Japan
United States
China
Tapan
Tokyo
State Department
Federal service on border troops to be mustered out
Washington Sept 5 The War Department orders the mustering out of several regiments from federal service near the border This affects the Second and Seventy first New York First and Fourth New Jersey Fourth Maryland and Second Illinois First and Third Missouri Fifth California Third Oregon Second Washington Third Louisiana about 160 troops The regiments will return home or be kept mobilized by state governors as needed Villa threat prompts expeditionary forces to hasten return to field headquarters El Paso reports Pancho Villa with about 1500 men near US outposts and warns of possible attacks as Yaqui disturbances rise in the region
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Missouri
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Tex
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Villa
Carranza
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