Night raid by German Zeppelins reported across English coasts
London and Amsterdam despatches describe six or more hostile airships raiding northern and eastern England causing some damage and casualties. Simultaneous Allied offensives in the Somme region push German lines, capture Morval and parts of Freycourt, with broader positions seized from Comblies to the Canal du Nord. Russian and Romanian actions are noted with mixed results amid ongoing war activity.
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Wilson Upholds Tariff Policy at Grain Dealers Meet
President Wilson defended his tariff policy and the federal reserve act before the Grain Dealers National Association in Baltimore. He urged fact finding by the tariff commission and argued for American trade to excel, not exclude, in shaping future national business.
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Wilson
Grain Dealers National Association
America
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Apple Case Delays Hannibal Court Apple Shipment Dispute
The Hannibal court opened a case brought by Pow. Simpsonm Fruit Co of Elora Indiana against Streckfus Steamboat Line over alleged apple shipment damages. A hearing unfolds with numerous growers from the area testifying and multiple experts named including ELA Watson and P L Simpsons.
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Gama
Italians Entombed in Debris From Mine
Vienna reports that twenty four Italians survived the blast at Mount Cimone while the rest remain entombed beneath debris. An Austrian mine caused the collapse, and an official bulletin notes surrender by some and a request for armistice mediated by Italian authorities, contingent on acceptance by the enemy.
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Mount Cimone
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Call on rails for western cars urged at convention
Baltimore Sept 26 A Grain Dealers National Association session adopted a resolution urging the Interstate Commerce Commission to require immediate release of railroad cars owned by western roads but stored by eastern lines. The move targets a car shortage hindering thousands of bushels of grain from the West, risking disruption of shipments and storage of poor quality grain if not promptly resolved.
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Wayne
Grain Dealers’ National Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern Railways
Appeal to Governor in Spar Mine Strike Springfield
Gay Dunne has received documentary evidence presented to John H W Walker and William TH Hally alleging lawlessness at Rosiclare Harden County where striking spar miners were driven from their homes. Operators’ side was presented by former State Representative Durfee. Gov Dunne likely to send a probe representative to investigate matters.
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William TH Hally
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Hardin County
Durfee
Golcanda
New London Report on Mexican Troop Withdrawal Impasse
Sept. 22 20 The fourth week of the joint commission session ended with a looming failure as Mexican representatives refused to withdraw troops. American commissioners received cautious reports, while Mexican delegates acknowledged typhus outbreaks in key cities. Gen Trevino reported dawn attack on the town, bandits repelled by Prayeteca Vatha Apofiest loyal defense. government and federal palace held. Generals Cavasas and Moers Vargas pressed pursuit, planning to form columns under Gen Matias Ramos to finish the rout.
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Seizure of Dutch Boat by Germans
Washington reports state department advices say Dutch steamer Prdaz Mlendrik was seized by German warships. Isader Polak, a naturalized American, was removed from the vessel on no charged stated grounds. Officials note Germany claims censorship rights over mail and cites The Hague convention as ineffective amid non ratification.
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State Department
Prdaz Mlendrik
Isader Polak
Germany
Boarder killed by woman and buried in garden
Akron dispatch reports detectives found John Mrag buried under three feet of earth in the Zdichams garden after the woman admitted she beat and kicked him to death during a Saturday attempt to assault her. Authorities arrested the couple on the boarder’s death.
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Annoia
Aichael Zdicham
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Adiehant
Officials Watching Bread Price Rise
Washington dated note says officials in the Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission monitor bread price advances with interest but have not launched a general investigation. Federal attorneys nationwide were instructed months ago to seek evidence of illegal practices in their districts.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Federal Trade Cammission
Child kept alive by palmotor use in hospital case
A critically ill infant, son of noted embryologist Duesberz, was kept alive by a pulmetor and ambulance transfer after paralysis. Doctors warned that removing support could cause death within minutes. Commissioner Blake announced new measures restricting attendance for children under a certain age at Bible gatherings.
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Duesberz
Loewe
Belgiem
Ploswians
Blake
Marked Decrease In Paralysis Cases In New York
New York reports a marked decrease in poliomyelitis cases over the last two days. Health service surgeons say interstate travel originating in the city will be phased to the previous rate of decline. Government researchers will stay another month. Public schools opened with an estimated 10 to 20 percent of children kept away due to precaution.
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New York
Predict light vote in state primary
Boston reports primaries across the state for Democratic Republican and Prohibition nominees for November. Bell and other party leaders expect a light turnout as few contests emerge. The main intrigue centers on the Democratic contest between Charles H. Cole, recently resigned adjutant general, and Frederick W. Mansfield former state treasurer, with a Republican clash for state auditor led by Gov. Samuel W. McCall facing renomination opposition.
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Nean
Prohibition
Bell Sute
Charles H. Cole
Frederick W Mansfield
Samuel W. McCall
Tug Westerly Off On Secret Mission
The tug Westerly with Captain Frank Robinson left Westerly on a mission linked to the arrival of a German merchant submarine. Instructions from T. A. Scott Wrecking Co of New London directed towing a submarine to New London, but no destination was disclosed. The Scott Co had tugs in service for the German merchant Hiner.
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Westerly Tow Boat Company
Frank Mr. Robinson
T. A. Scott Wrecking Company
New London
Montauk Point
No On
Wo al Scott Company
Eastern Forwarding Company
Hiner
Daniels Explains Naval Construction Policy
IAS AMAZOO Sep 26 Sec retary Daniels, speaking here, stressed the need for the new war appropriation bill to empower a disarmament conference. He said the United States must speed shipbuilding to meet any foe but would halt expansion if an international agreement ends naval competition.
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Washington notes Carranzista claim defiant border bands
Washington September 26 A report from American members of the joint commission at New London quotes the Carranza government saying northern Hibouhua bands are interfering with Villa Lista bands. The Treving pursuit force has made no direct attacks on bands, focusing on camps. General Bell at El Paso reports bandits well supplied with food and machine guns, with ammunition rumored to come from Havana. The situation is described as serious.
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Havana
Arrest Guardsmen On Assault Charge In Springfield
Springfield police sought arrest of ADR Melvin and George Possell of Company D First Illinois Infantry after Charles Coulter of Crawford County lay in critical condition at St John’s hospital from a skull fracture suffered during a state fair visit. Miller and Possell had been arrested and released. rearrest ordered after Coulter’s injury was confirmed.
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Coulter
Venizelos to Form Government in Crete
London dispatch says Eleftherios Venizelos will issue a manifesto from Crete to guide a national defense movement and form a government without separatists. Accompanying Venizelos are most of his former cabinet, except M Raktavin.
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M Raktavin
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Wil Davite
Constantine Toa
Vigorous Fighting Around Florina Reported by Salonika
A Reuters dispatch from Salonika dated Sunday reports intense fighting around Florina with Entente forces making limited progress. The British and French attacked west and north of Florina while Russians pressed along the front. The French reportedly occupied the village of Petroki and Serbian forces crossed north of Krusegrad, facing strong opposition at Veryni.
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Reuters
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Vkrusegrad
Provinge of the G U3ts Committee Is Appointed Dayto
A debated meeting discusses wage law proposals and the eight hour day amid arbitration, constitutional issues and state and federal powers. The report cites the New York Gas Rate Case and notes protests, injuries, and arrests during demonstrations.
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Hanly Criticizes the Adamson Law at Albuquerque Meeting
National Prohibitionists campaigners held two meetings after a Arizona stop, with speeches at Minxstall and Winston. A crowd gathered near a train platform as Navato Indians and a streetstriker observed, while critics charged the Adamson Law and praised the Prohibition party’s aims.
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Arizona
Minxstall
Winston
Galhuop
Wilson Returns To Shadow Lawn
President Wiser returned here at 8 17 oclock from Baltes Heatooner metered from the run to Shadow Lawn by Mrs. Whitson.
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Shadow Lawn
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Baltes
Atled
Whitson
Declines to Issue Warrant for Hoyne In Court
A courtroom hearing discusses reasons for not issuing a warrant for Hoyne. Testimony reveals aims to coerce false statements and implicates a police captain in past convictions. The case centers on allegations of perjury and business interests influencing legal actions.
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James
Papers Advance Prices in Sioux City Journals
Sioux City Journal Evening and Sioux City Tribune Evening raise newspaper prices from one cent to ten cents due to higher paper costs. The change reflects industry wide cost pressures affecting print editions in SEQUN CITY, Towa, and surrounding regions.
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