Lloyd George Calls for War Continuation to a Knockout
Lloyd George declares war must continue to a knockout and warns neutrals against peace overtures. British and American press hail the interview as a clear stand against German peace terms and call for united action to crush militarism.
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Teela
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Rome
Spain
Great Britain
Germany
Henry Lloyd-George
the Times
Washington
Weland
Daily News
Europe
American Press Association
Daily Telegraph
Morning Post
the Mirror
Daily Mews
Britain
the Mail
Marked Contrast in Speeches of German Chancellor and the English War Chief
London dispatch notes Lloyd George declares the war must end in a knockout and Britain’s answer to Hollweg's Reichstag speech. The Evening Standard Westminster Gazette and The Globe frame the contrast as a decisive shift, with Lloyd George presenting government will and resolve.
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London
Lloyd George
Britain
Lloyd-George Nored Hollweg
Evening Standard
Germhany
Lloyd- George
Westminster Gazette
Foever
Lloyd-George
Beth- Miann-Hollweg
Globe
Germany
Hollwee
Lloyd-Géorgé
German Chancellor’s Reichstag address praises war heroism
The chancellor declared English blockade a failure and expressed faith in Germany’s victory. He lauded the nation’s sacrifice and the bravery of soldiers facing a numerically superior foe. He noted peace overtures were acceptable to both sides and warned against German aggression.
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Lford-George
Germany
Shetcher
Wig
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Somme
Vilage
Reichstag
Four Die in Parkside Fire at Odegard Home
Parkside Sac Sept 29 John Odegard and three children died in a house fire of unknown origin that destroyed the Odegard family home. The husband and three other children were seriously and perhaps fatally burned. The tragedy occurred yesterday near Parkside.
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Associated Press
Parkside
Sac
John Odegard
Odegara
Bank Robbers Loot Saskatchewan Town Safe
Moose Jaw Saskatchewan September 29 four men entered Caton eight miles west of town cut telegraph and telephone wires overpowered the bank watchman blew the safe and escaped with nine thousand dollars no trace of the four robbers found by Associated Press through Teporte.
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Saskatchewan
Associated Press
Moose Jaw
Sask
Caton
Here
Bank of Hamilton
Teporte
Lumberjack Dies After Freight Train Accident in Amberg
Leander Holquist, forty, of Green Bay, was fatally injured when thrown beneath a St. Paul freight train at Amberg. His right leg was severed at the ankle yesterday. he died in Green Bay hospital today from shock and blood loss.
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Ambera
Associated Press
Wis
Leander Holquist
St. Paul
Amberg
Holgsist
Death in Initiation Collision at Fond du Lac High School
Edward Washbush aged sixteen died from internal injuries last night believed to have occurred Wednesday during initiation ceremonies at the Fond du Lac high school. He collided with a table while leaving the auditorium according to officials.
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Associated’ Press
Fond du Lac
Wis
Edward Washbush
Auditoriag
Hughes speaks on tariff and unity in critical period
In Long Branch and Binghamton Hughes rails at tariff policy while stressing unity between labor and capital. He voices opposition to the Adamson bill and calls for an eight hour day, then later apologizes for an omission in a Saratoga speech.
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Adamson
Roosevelt Campaign Swing and Hughes Gearing for Race
Roosevelt plans a late in ternoon conference with newspaper men as he campaigns through key cities including Minneapolis and Columbus. Charles B Hughes for New York seeks votes in a state that mirrors his 1909 anti race track governor bid and returns to first class fighting trim.
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Ralph D. Cole
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Cleveland
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Kansas
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Oneonta
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Bus Girl at Congress Hotel Fires Two Officers
Angela Cornelius a bus boy at the Congress Hotel shot two officers after a quarrel in a hotel lobby. She crushed a waiter with a coffee pot and was chased by a house detective Frank Brucker. Brucker fired at the detective wounding him in the abdomen. Policeman Joseph Carissie was shot and is in dangerous condition. The waiter William Soerotis is not expected to live.
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Chicago
Congress Hotel
Angela Cornelus
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Cornelus
Frank Brucker
Joseph Carissie
William Soerotis
German Vessels Moved From Norfolk Yard
The interned German auxiliary cruisers Kronprinz Wilhelm and Prinz Friedrich left Norfolk Navy Yard for Philadelphia to be laid up for the rest of the war. A squadron of American battleships waited off Virginia to escort them up the coast and prevent escape while guarding against interference by Allied ships. Prinz Friedrich sailed under her own power, Kronprinz Wilhelm towed by five tugs.
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Friedrich
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Piraeus
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Hungaria
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Donia
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Athens
Green Bay cigar makers plan price rise discussion
Green Bay Wisconsin September 28 cigar manufacturers meet Monday night to decide on advancing prices. Small factories face pressure to raise prices or close, according to sources.
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Associated Press
Green Bay
Wis
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Green’ Bay
Two Men Sought in Florida Bank Robbery and Murder
Fort Myers Florida September reports from the Associated Press say Bert Alderman and Jim Tucker are wanted for complicity in the Homestead bank robbery and the killing of a posse on the Florida East Coast. The men were believed to be on a small island in Chokoloskee Bay and authorities hoped to capture or confirm their death before nightfall.
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Associated Press
Fort Myers
Fla
Bert S Alderman
Jim Tucker
Homestead’ Florida
Union
Florida
Chokelos ¥Ee Bay
Agricultural bankers discuss rural development at annual convention
American Bankers association meeting in Kansas City outlines farm diversification road building and county farm demonstration work to strengthen rural communities. Speakers urge support for the better farming campaign and militant citizenship, with Warburg stressing gold reserves and Goethel likely to be elected president.
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Kansas City
United States
American Pankers
Association
Agricultural Commission
Harris
Champaign
Congress
Wilson
Paul M. Warburg
Federal Reserve Board
Woman Dead Man Held In Burn Tragedy
Mrs Carrie Peterson a 26 year old widow died from burns after kerosene set her clothing ablaze in St Louis Missouri. Phillip Bangert a woodworker at her home was arrested and questioned as the investigation centered on a quarrel with her fiancé about an upcoming marriage. An eight year old girl said Bangert threw a lamp at her mother. Bangert claimed no knowledge of the fire’s cause.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Carrie Peterson
Phillip Bangert
Peterson
Mathieu
Helen
New Mayor for London
Sir William Henry Dann was elected lord mayor of London and will take office in November He becomes the third Roman Catholic lord mayor in recent years Dann was closely associated with Sir William Treloar in aiding London’s poor cripples and is treasurer of the Alton Cripples home
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William Henry Dann
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William Treloar
London
Villista victory and heavy losses at Cusihuiriachic town
Reports from El Paso indicate Pancho Villa attacked Carranza forces near Cusihuirachic fifty miles west of Chihuahua City. Villa reportedly captured the mining town after fierce fighting. hundreds of deaths were reported on both sides with Villistas said to have suffered major casualties and General Uribe reportedly captured. American mining offices near the region are monitored for updates.
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Football Player Palmer Worth Dies After Game
Palmer Ross Worth aged fourteen from Tampa Florida died in Cross, Georgia from a football game injury. His skull was fractured in the accident.
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Palmer Ross Worth
Tampa
Fila
Milwaukee Tax Payment by Fifteen Percent Firms
Milwaukee tax data show thirty two taxpayers paying over fifteen percent of the city’s levies. With total assessed valuation at $621,29,125 these firms contribute $81,006.00. Leading assessors include the Milwaukee Gas Light company, Schlitz, and Pabst breweries in the top ranks.
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Oshkosh Rail Track Dispute Forces City Show Cause
Oshkosh Transportation Company sues the city of Oshkosh and others to halt paving plans on Ceape Street that would affect the companys railroad track between Moore and Broad streets. Circuit Judge Burnell orders a show cause hearing for October 7 and issues a temporary restraining order to keep the track undisturbed during the suit. The action targets only the companys track portions and tests the cities paving methods and foundation choices against rail operations.
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Larsen Construction Company
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Guard Cavalry Troops to Receive 32 Horses Each
Washington September 28 National guard cavalry troops and field batteries will be allotted thirty two horses each to be maintained by the federal government on their return from the Mexican border. The plan aims to fill the mounts shortage in the guard and supply headquarter companies field hospital and signal units. About fifty thousand horses were secured during the mobilization and many will be sold at auction later.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
National Guard
War Department
Signal Corps
Federal Army
Roddam Sunk. Eleven Crew Rescued at Valencia
The steamer Roddam, a British vessel of 3,218 tons built in 1912 and owned in Newcastle, was sunk. Eleven crew members have been landed at Valencia after the loss reported near Gibraltar on September 70.
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London
Tlfords
Valencia
Newcastle
Shereff Barry
Wales
Sacana
Italy
Gibraltar
Brundage Wins Illinois Attorney General Nod
Complete state returns show Edward J. Brundage ahead of Richard J. Barr by 2,905 votes in the Republican race for Illinois attorney general nomination.
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United Press
Chicago
Edward J. Brundage
Richard J. Barr
Inllinois
Traveling salesman seeks melancholy wife missing in Minneapolis
Winnipeg police were asked to locate Mrs. Thomas Martin who left home and wandered to Minneapolis, with Martin claiming his wife has become melancholy and disappeared.
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Minneapolis
Thomas Martin
Fair, Warmer Weather Reported in Forecase
A scrambled weather note from Sept 27 indicates forecasted rising temperatures into Saturday. Local observers record Tam. 34 as a baseline while the lettered forecast hints at warmer conditions ahead.
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Sharp frost hits Milwaukee as temperatures fall
United Press reports a sharp frost in Milwaukee with the thermometer dipping to 36 degrees. Tomatoes and cucumbers still clinging to vines were nipped by the early morning freeze.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Allies Drive Gains By French And British Armies
The Allied forces made new gains on the front in France and the Balkans as French and British troops press the Somme and adjacent sectors. Serbian defense remains strong on the Raimakcalan ridge despite Bulgarian assaults, while Greek rebels seize the ship Hydra in Piraeus, elevating tensions amid ongoing war developments.
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Somme
Sateniki
Kaimakealan
Green Bay Man Awarded 5.70 in Road Injury Suit
In Green Bay on September 2, F. E Curtis received five dollars and seventy cents from a jury in a suit claiming injuries from a road mishap on the highway.
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F. Ecurtis
Clrewie
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