Roosevelt Decries Wage Law Criticism in Kentucky
Theodore Roosevelt in Kentucky assailed President Wilson over Mexico and foreign policy, arguing three years offered no protection for citizens abroad. He cited Andrew Jackson to justify free but truthful criticism and criticized Wilson’s pre election promises as broken. He spoke in Louisville after a lengthy cross state tour.
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Phoenix Hill Park
Andrew Jackson
Senate
United States
Wilson
Congress
Gulf Storm And Tremor Claims One Life
A Florida Pensacola hurricane and an offshore storm caused widespread damage across the gulf area. An earthquake toppled chimneys in Georgia and Alabama while ships sank and vessels were driven ashore. One life, Daniel Cobb, a cook aboard the steamer Flanders, was lost near Pensacola.
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Gulf Coast
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Mississippi
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Navy
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Flanders
Daniel Cobb
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Oaklands
J. E. DuBignon
Albyn
Ay Vixon
Indian and White Race Merger Near Minneapolis
Rev. L. C. Hall of North Dakota, a longtime Fort Berthold missionary, told the American Missionary Association that whites and Indians will fully merge within fifty years through intermarriage. He cited rising Indian birth rates and falling death rates, and said intermarriage is rapidly increasing.
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Italian Cruiser Libia Damaged by German Submarine Torpedo
Berlin reports the Italian protected cruiser Libia was struck and badly damaged in the Mediterranean on October 7 by a torpedo from a German submarine. The admiralty announced the incident, confirming the loss of hull integrity and signaling heightened naval danger in the region.
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William Thaw American aviator dies in battle
William Thaw, Yale graduate and scion of the Penner family, is killed in action after a battle with German forces. The fallen airman, renowned as an American aviator and figure from a prominent lineage, is mourned as news reaches relatives and associated institutions.
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William Thaw
Yale
Penner
Defeat Redmond Motion in Commons by 303-106 Vote
The Irish question flared as John Redmond moved to censure Ireland's government. He faulted Army recruitment, unionist rule, and martial law while urging Irish regiments and a fair settlement. Prime Minister Asquith and War Secretary Lloyd George faced opposition before Redmond's motion failed 303 to 106.
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South Africa
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United Kingdom
John F. P. Rawlinson
Cambridge University
United Kingdom of Ireland
John Simon
Home Secretary
Asquith
John Norton Griffith
Great Britain
David Lloyd George
Dominions
England
Rumanian Front Holds Against Teutonic Drive. French Gain Near Somme
Reports from London dated Oct 10 say Rumania halted Teutonic advances along the frontier with Bucharest noting repulsed attacks and heavy losses by the invaders. In France, French forces gain on both sides of the Somme with Sailly and nearby hills captured, while German lines along La Maisonnette to Biachen are driven back. In Galicia Bavarians storm Russian positions, taking 830 men and 12 machine guns. Austro German attacks in the Carpathians are repulsed as snow falls.
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London War Office
Women Denied Rights of Men in Episcopal Action
St Louis church convention bishops rejected a proposal to let women sit as delegates and denied a request to admit women to an advisory council. The gathering also discussed prayer book changes and a permanent church publicity bureau to work with the press, praising press support in a conviction pageant viewed by about two thousand St Louisans at the Coliseum.
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Robert H. Grardiner
Gutamner
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George Washington
Roland S. Morris
Philadelphia
Francis L. Stetton
New York
St. Louisans
Church
Apostolic Angelican
Suspect Released In Beheading Case In East St Louis
In East St Louis, Jim Ali, held on suspicion in the murder of three year old A phonse Magarian, who was found beheaded last Friday, was released Wednesday as police deem him innocent.
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Crowds greet Wilson on his train through New York
President Wilson was met by cheering crowds at ten New York stops on his way to Chicago. He spoke briefly at each town, thanked attendees, and endured a torn finger from handshakes at Albany. In Syracuse he prepared for three Chicago addresses including a mass meeting for women.
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Clarence N. Goodwin
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New Federal Farm Laws Discussed by Senator Smith
Indianapolis Oct 19 Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia spoke at the Farmers National Congress session on federal legislation affecting farmers dating back to Washington. Mrs. Durand described hoof and mouth disease in cattle and Smith praised the 1914 act aligning national and state efforts through agricultural stations and highlighted the 1923 peak of appropriations to extend farm leadership to every county. He emphasized good roads as vital to agricultural development and explained the new roads law focusing on local access and community development.
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Farmers’ National Congress
U. S
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Scott S. Durand
Crabtree Farm
Lake Bluff
Smith
Washington
United States
Bayonne Strike Near Settlement
Bayonne New Jersey October 5 Prospects of a settlement in the Standard Oil workers strike grew after federal conciliators John A Moffitt and James A Smyth conferred with city officials and George B Hennessy superintendent of the Standard Oil plant They reported the company ready to consider higher wages if workers return to duty and signaled an early adjustment of the dispute.
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Standard OF
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John A. Moffitt
James A. Smyth
Licenses Restored by Police in Chicago Testimony
Testimony on Hayne’s warrants for Chief Healey and secretary Luthardt alleged graft and political influence behind license revocations and restorations. Witnesses claimed so called reputable citizens were ward leaders, not independent citizens, guiding license outcomes. A ward committee man was named as a key broker in restorations, while other saloon licenses were revoked for crime-linked venues. Meanwhile in Joliet, Cook County State’s Attorney Hoyne faced an effort to indict him in Will County based on alleged conspiracy and perjury, with affidavits tying Berger to burglar protection and payments from Steinburg and Neimer.
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Attourney Hayne
Charles Healey
Willam Luthardt
Frank Johnston
Hoyne
Healey
Thompson
Thompson Ward
Johnston
George Quinn
A. J. Todd
Alderman Lawley
James Morazynski
Philip Poncoli
Dave Miller
Bolotin and
Klein
John Kantor
Joliet
Ill
Maclay Hoyne
Cook County
Will County
P. H. O'Donnell
Robert W. Martin
O'Donnell
Martin
Harry A. Berger
Ctrtain
Nathan Steinburg
Maurice Nleimer
Lieut Adair's Mount Located in Juarez
The thoroughbred saddle mare once owned by Lieut Henry R Adair of the Tenth U S cavalry killed at Carrizal has been located in Juarez and delivered to U S army officers. Recognized by an American in Juarez, Gen Francisco Gonzales ordered its return to Gen George Bell. The mare likely will be sent to Adair's relatives in Portland Oregon.
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Henry R. Adair
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Juarez
Carranza Cavalry
Francisco Gonzales
George Bell
Lieut
Adair
Portland
Ore
Princess Marie Therese of Hohenlohen Marries Otto Kohleisen
The Frankfurt Zeitung reports the marriage of Princess Marie Therese of Hohenlohen to Otto Kohleisen of Innsbruck an apothecary from a once prominent Austrian family. The princess nursed Kohleisen during his illness in hospital after battlefield service.
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