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Quincy Whig

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Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1915

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American financiers clash over foreign loan question

Anglo French finance chiefs and U S bankers quarrel over whether a global loan should fund all exports or include munitions of war. Disputes center on Russia’s role, loan rate, underwriting, and whether to pay bankers fees. A 5 percent cap and open syndicate plan emerge as common ground, with pro German banks eyeing munitions inclusion.

New York The Commission Atlantic United States Russia Great Britain France London England Paris J. P. Morgan, and Company New York City Kuhn, Loch and ‘Company

Churchill Speech Signals Coalition Strain On Conscription

London sept 17 Winston Churchill chancellor of the duchy of lancaster spoke to the public marking the first cabinet member's talk since conscription rumors. He warned against artificial divisions and urged unity while acknowledging Allied strains and recent battles in France Flanders and the Dardanelles. He said Britain could still win the war if the nation uses its full strength and defends liberties of Europe.

London Winston Churchill Duchy of Lancaster Enfield France Flanders Dardanelles Great Britain Mr. Churchill Europe

Hyphen Denounced by State Official

St Louis Sept 17 Treut Gov O Hara of Illinois denounced hyphenated Americans in a speech to Spanish War Veterans. He warned nationalist societies in many cities serve promoters not nations and do not aid Ireland Germany Scandinavia Britain or the United States.

ST. Louis O'Hara Illinois Ireland Germany Scandinavian Great Britain United States

Illinois cattle shipments barred by Pa stock board

Harrisburg Pa Sept 17 The State livestock sanitary board barred importation of cattle into Pennsylvania from eight Illinois counties because of foot and mouth disease. Shipments from the restricted area may be shipped only for immediate slaughter to federally inspected establishments or where the state permits.

Harrisburg State Livestock Sanitary Board Pennsylvania Illinois

Canadian Explorer Stefansson Alive Returns From Arctic Quest

The Canadian government Arctic expedition led by Stefansson, which set out from Victoria in 1913 and later from Alaska in 1914, is reported alive. Peary confirms Stefansson may have found new land near Banks and Patrick’s Land, with the crew enduring hardships and several deaths prior to this news.

Vilhjalmur Stefansson Victoria B. C Alaska Ruby Herschel Island Stéfansson Banks Land North Pole Gore Anderson Mackenzie Delta Daniel Blue Wrangelle Island Mackenzie Portland Robert E. Peary Vilhjalmur Stafansson Patrick's Land Admiral Peary

Dumba Visits Von Bernstorff Amid Recall Talk

Dr. Constantin T. Dumba Austro Hungarian ambassador met Count Von Bernstorff at his hotel for over an hour. Dumba would not discuss the visit, saying only he planned to return to Lenox Massachusetts. Von Bernstorff said no conference occurred and no travel plans to Vienna were made. steamship offices reported no reservations for Dumba.

New York Constantin T. Dumba Wilson Count von Bernstorff Dunibalef Lenox Mass von Bernstorff Dr. Dumba Vienna Dumba

Vilna in the balance as artillery fire roils city

From Petrograd Reuters dispatch a report says Vilna fate hangs in the balance as cannonading continues day and night. Bombing planes are active with three shot down recently. Government institutions evacuated, factories moved, thousands of workers departed, prices doubled, and newspapers halted publication.

London Reuter Petrograd Vilna

Official Description of Last Zeppelin Raid on London

An impartial official description details the effects of the recent Zeppelin raid on London. It notes private property suffered most, many victims were non combatants, including women and children, and two police and one army service corps member were among the casualties. The report cites German misjudgments and emphasizes safety rules restricting local detail.

London Home John Simon Home Secretary S& Letter Admiralty Balfour Looge Japan Army Service

Gerard Posts Conference With Jagow Over Submarine Policy

Berlin via London Sept 17 The American ambassador James W Gerard met Foreign Minister Gottlieb von Jagow amid tension over the Arabic sinking and talks to ease submarine policy Differences in notes have faded and informal talks are seen as likely to align U S and German positions, with testimony on the Arabic to be considered in conversations to check captain’s actions.

Berlin London James W. Gerard Germany Gottlieb von Jagow White Star Line Washington United States

Jane Addams Peace Commission Proposal

Chicago September 17 an international commission of United States and neutral European nations would seek end to the European war. Miss Jane Addams drew up a resolution representing results of her Hague trip. Copies will be mailed to public figures and societies. Louis Lochner Jacob Dickinson and international law experts reportedly approve and offer aid to form the commission.

Chicago United States Europe Jane .Addams Louis ‘P. Lochner National Peace Federation Jacob M. Dickinson Washington Miss Addamy

American science men return to Nome in Arctic expedition

Five Smithsonian Institution naturalists Copley Amorant Benjamin Alexander Randmarke and Alfred Anderson plus photographer Harold Wicke left Seattle in June 1914 under Johann Korean and returned to Nome aboard the Eagle from the Siberian coast. Other expedition members remain in Siberia for another winter of scientific investigations.

Nome Smithsonian Institution Seattle Johann Korean Arctic Eagle Siberian Copley, Amorant Benjamin Alexander Alexander Randmarke Alfred’ Anderson Harold Wickeoff Siberia

Cedar Rapids Bank Cashier Indicted

Cedar Rapids, Ia Sept 17 Leo Ly Perrin former teller of Cedar Rapids National Bank was indicted by the county grand jury on embezzlement charges. He claimed the bank was robbed on Aug 4 by a lone bandit of about 20 000. He then confessed to using the money over two years in real estate speculations.

Cedar Rapids Leo Ly Perrin Cered Rapids National Bank

Chicago Aviator Killed In Plainview Crash

Plainview Texas Sept 17 Joseph Pendhyn a Chicago aviator was dashed to earth and probably fatally injured when his plane capsized in a gust of wind as he completed a flight a lone witness said the craft fell to the ground in the air and was destroyed by the crash and fire at the scene

Chicago Plainview Tex Joseph Pendhyn

German advances threaten Dvinsk and Vilna in war report

News from London Sept 17 describes Von Hindenburg's forces driving a wedge into Russia's defenses along the Dvina line. Vidzy is occupied about 20 miles east, with Dvinsk and Vilna at risk. Russia aims to delay rather than stop the German push as Galicia remains contested and Europe weighs political moves on Romania and the Gallipoli front.

London von Hindenburg Dvinsk-Vilna Vidzy Russia Dvinsk Dvina Pinsk Pripit Kovel Galicia Roumania Greece Gallipoli Perthes England David Lloyd George Winston Spencer Churchill Curzon and Lansdowne Andrew Bonar Law Walter Hume Long Austen Chamberlain Earl of Selborne Edward Carson Asquit Lord

Cold Cost Chicago Money

Chicago’s cold summer has cost outdoor amusement proprietors about 500000. Summer garden owners estimate a 250000 drop in 1915 credit versus 1914. Picnic parks and bathing beaches lose a quarter of a million. Midway gardens with thick brick walls fared better but closed August 1.

Chicago Midway Gardens Midway

Two Clashes Across Rio Grande Involving U S Troops

Reports from Brownsville and Donna describe two Mexican and American engagements along the Rio Grande today. American cavalrymen repelled attacks by about 900 Mexicans near Donna, and 20 mounted troops later engaged near Brownsville with no American casualties reported.

Brownsville Texas Rio: Grande Donih Carranza Matamoras A. P.blocksom Fort ‘Brown Funston San Antonio E. P. ‘Nafarrate Johnson Col. 2 Chapa Senor Diego Biosom Diego Blocksom E. L.N. Glass Troe Third Cavalry The Glass Cot. Chapa River Patent

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