Katy to aul ramt train from north cuts time eight hours
Katy plans a sunlit deluxe train, the Sunshine Special, from St Louis to San Antonio cutting travel time by about eight hours for a tourist season. John B. Carrington spearheaded the move after meeting Katy officials in St Louis and Chicago, with Chicago-bound connections to start from a midwest hub.
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Chamber of Commerce Crain JV
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Raitcand
Antonio
Ns Do Bose
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SS Loula
Fe Antario
Chingo
California
Pacific Coast
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John Carrington
Chamber of Coungporce
St. Louis
Chicago
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St Louis
GE. Sthatt
Maty
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Florida
Texas
Thossand Clu
Chamber of Conmerce
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Vnanthy
Wilson Wedding Planned Near December End
The White House announced the marriage of President Wilson and Mrs. Nor Mike Gull will occur near the close of December in private at Mrs Galt's home. Secretary Tumult said to quiet speculation that preparations call for a simple ceremony with no invitations.
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Nor- Mike Gull
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Tumult
Airs
Norman Galt
Pii
Gult
China Rejects Monarchy Postponement Proposals
The Chinese government, via Vice Minister Tau Yulla, rejected postponement proposals from Britain, Russia, and Japan on reestablishing a monarchy. He stated the decision rests wholly with the people, making delay impossible, while expressing thanks for friendly interest in China’s welfare. The dispatch notes that the matter remains in the hands of the peopie and contains informal representations from the three powers.
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Pering
Chinen Envernment
Jayne
Great Britain
Russia
Tsay Yulin
China
Blanche Walsh Dies After Hospital Operation
Cleveland actress Blanche Walsh died following a hospital operation two weeks after an illness. Despite a prior engagement, she insisted on performing in Youngstown, Ohio, where she collapsed. The private life section notes she was married to William H. Traverse.
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Ohio
Blander Walt
Wolrous
Abe
Atfks Wats
Youngstowe
Vite
Willian H
Traverse
Socialist groups urge wider food rules in Germany
A London based report says the German Socialist Party declares the new food regulations insufficient and calls for further rules. A trades unions committee asks the chancellor to provide soldiers' families with potatoes and fuel from November to March at the empire's expense.
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London
German Socialist Party
Amsterdam
Snetatisi Party
British Submarine Officer Flees Copenhagen After Parole
A dispatch from Copenhagen reports Lieutenant Commander Layton, commander of the British submarine B-19, fled Copenhagen after violating his parole. The B-19 grounded at Saltholm in August during the Danish Tetand incident.
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Berlin
Sayville
Copenagen
Layton
Cty
Offiear
Saltholm
Bryan Might Not Go to Pittsburg Visit
William J Bryan, shown dispatches suggesting he would visit Europe, said he was not sure he would go. The matter remains undecided as arrangements are correlated and undecided.
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Pittsburg
William J Bryan
Norwer Inemaer
Gay
Europe
Mr. Byrap
Maller
Seven hundred convicted under new drug sale law
New York district attorney announced seven hundred persons convicted this year of violating the new law against indiscriminate sale of habit forming drugs. The report notes street sales raise prices and drug usage.
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New York
Ruling Upheld Over Southern Pacific Railroad
The Interstate Commerce Commission today affirmed a prior decision concerning a dispute with the Southern Pacific Railroad. The ruling, issued after review, highlights regulatory action affecting occupancy and responsibilities within a specified transportation corridor.
Arrest in New Jersey bomb plot widens
Nov 1 a man identified as Bronkorsk was arrested by secret service in New Jersey as the government widened its conspiracy case against Robert May and associates. He, like co defendants, faces $25,000 bonds for examination on November 4. Authorities say the group met Dr Herbert Kienzle and planned to supply explosives from a Butler, New Jersey plant.
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Bronkorel
Guil
Prynn
Bronkorst Wes
Butler
N. J
Low
Flynn
Herbert Kienzle
Lshather
Benedict List
Kienzle
Negotiations With Germany Are Resumed
Washington dispatch reports that talks between Germany and the United States on the sinking of the Lusitania and other incidents will resume when Count von Bernstorff, German ambassador, calls on Secretary Lansing at the State Department. The indemnity issue for American losses remains unsettled and likely to be discussed.
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Washington, D. C
Germany
United States
Count Vor Bernstorff
Lansing
Tex
Villa
Arizona Anti Alien Law Declared Invalid by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court declared Arizona's anti alien law invalid, saying federal power over immigration is exclusive to Washington. Justices ruled the state cannot bar aliens from work, noting equal protection and the right to earn a living. The decision underscored federal control over admission and residence.
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Avis
Allan
Supreme Court
California
Japaiewee
United States
Walter Dn Bidwe
Aris
Tystion Haha
Ihunavunelye Ula Court
Justion
Lagisla
Eliens
Aitkens
Innes Extradition Hearing Sought in D C
In Washington D C an application for fast handling of the Innes extradition cases was filed by Assistant Attorney General C C McDonald of Texas and Bagh M Dorsey solicitor general of Atlanta Ga The Georgia case seeks to extradite Mr and Mrs Victor B Innes from Texas to face charges of misappropriation In custody at the spanky jail in San Antonio pending an appeal after Texas courts declined to grant habeas corpus relief.
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Wasitington
D.C
Supremes Court
C. C. McDonald
Texas
Bagh M. Dorsey
Atlanta
Victor B. Innes
Georgia
Spanky
San Antonio
Hubers
Cotton Takes Slump as Trade Pressures Market Sharp
New York November 1 heavy selling by the South pushed the cotton market to new lows and record declines. Prices opened lower with July at 11.92 and March at 12.36, down from Saturday’s close. Pressure came mainly from the South with poor weather and crop prospects. several cover orders appeared but the market held firm in late trading.
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New York
Henvy Ami
Peeront
al Pointe
Teverlah Vidertone
Publisher Edward Preetorius Dies by His Own Hand
Edward I. Preetorius, publisher of the St Louis Times and Bevinda American Press Association joint paper, was found dead in his home barn room, believed to have shot himself. He had been in poor health since a January 1914 automobile accident. Survived by a widow and infant daughter, he co founded the Times in 1907 with Jujuy Sthorers and was part of a German editor lineage via his father Dr. Win Preetorius.
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Louis ‘Times
Preetorius
Bevinda-American Press Association
The
Times
Edward Ja Preetorius
Win] Preetorius
St. Louis
Westliche Post
Conpany
St. Lewis
Anheville
Suffragists Battle in New York and New Jersey Vote
New York suffrage groups predict a close outcome with a major city majority likely against the measure while New Jersey sees strong campaigning and a focus on a state constitutional shift. Pro-suffrage leaders claim broad support among women while opponents warn of a potential defeat. Tammany Hall urges Democrats to vote against the constitution as campaign trains roll to New York for a final push.
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New York State
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Vinton
Cabrle Chapman Gott
Empire
Mutfragetow
Arthur M. Dodge
National Association
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New York County
Tammany Hall
Robert §. Binkard
Sost
Crown Prince George of Saxony Awarded Iron Cross First Class
Emperor William approves the award of the Iron Cross first class to Crown Prince George of Saxony on the recommendation of the Commander in Chief. The 22 year old prince earned the honor after recent battles in France though he was wounded in the leg and expected to be out of action. Earlier in September he received the Iron Cross second class.
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Berlin
Vila
London
Illiam
George of
Saxony
Georga
France
Plymouth Church votes to stand by Hillis amid Ferguson dispute
New York Nov 1 The Plymouth Church board of trustees says it stands by pastor Newell Dwight Hillis and will not accept the resignation of former attorney and business manager Frank L Ferguson The board chairman Col W C Berher says Hillis will not be trampled and notes the parties aim to keep disputes out of court by arbitration Also in San Francisco the Marchioness of Aberdean was to preside over plans for the International Congress of Women with several U S and foreign participants slated to attend
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Mia
Hillis
Ferguson
Boby
Congres
Ban Francisco
Marchioness of
Aberdean
International Congress of Women
United States
Serbian Arsenal Falls as Bulgarian Advance Presses Nish
Teutons press Riga front as Berlin reports Serbian main arsenal captured by Kragiyevat forces. Bulgarian northern push from Kolazevar and Tet advances toward Nish, with heavy losses on both sides. News Agency dispatch notes prisoners over October and French troops arriving in Serbia from Gallipoli area.
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Kragayevatn
Iy van
Arsinal
Kragiyevat
Nish
Ralfrand
Kolaxevar
Guamuich Treity
Uverdeds
Garton Wirsney
Ahal van Hindenburg
Tissian
Serbia
Greece
Gallipati
Insula
Solin
Iho Veranan
British Aid to Serbia Enters Frontline Balkans Action
British expeditionary force in Serbia joins dormant Balkan front with Bulgarians probing near Nish. Reports say Bulgarian artillery now threats outer forts as Serbians fight a delaying action while Russian relief prospects loom. British air and artillery pressure Turks in Dardanelles as wider war moves unfold.
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Hallun al- Ves
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Nish
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Bulgarian War Office
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Dardanelles
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Tahure Hil Oy
Mrene
West Front
Wear
Carranza Visits His Former Home in Eagle Pass
News dispatch from Eagle Pass reports Venustiano Carranza visiting his old residence after a day in Monclova. He planned to return to Monclova with General Obregon, then move toward Piedras Negras. A public reception was to be held in Monclova tonight before departure for the border area.
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Firalustiengimpanea
Monclova
St Prerty Emis
Montelova Tonne
Giluc
Obregon
Piedras Negras
Piedras
Negras
Quiet Border Country Nights Near Brownsville
In the Brownsville border country quiet persisted after two bandit-related incidents. A U S soldier was shot at near Capote ranch in Indugo county as a car ambush occurred on a dark road. Hunters from San Benito, mistaken for bandits, prompted a large reaction from local residents.
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Cathh
United States
Ten Murders Reported in Chicago Area
Ten people have been murdered in Chicago and nearby areas over the last sixteen days, with several crimes unsolved. The latest victim was a woman who died yesterday after an epileptic seizure. Samuel Hoekstra, a teaming contractor, is named in connection with the period’s events.
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Trial Opens in Charlestown Navy Yard Submarine Case
Rear Admiral William Nelson Little, retired, faces court martial over alleged neglect and carelessness in defects found in submarine K-2 built at Fore River Yard Quincy. Trial board president is Rear Admiral Bradley Fleke. K-2 launched 1912 and delivered January 1914. Submarine later had storage battery troubles after acceptance.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
William Nelson Litie
Fore River Shin Building Company
Quincy
Wors
Little
Yeesele
Fors River
Oradley A. Fleke
Alfred W. Johnson
Tilttle
Fore River
Flowers on Display at Washington Chrysanthemum Show
The sixth annual chrysanthemum show of the Department of Agriculture opened in Washington. More than 100 varieties were exhibited, with experts calling many finer than previous displays. A new variety named Queen Mary impressed, noted for its white bloom and curved outer petals. Fort Worth plans water study for a new reservoir as engineers review the lake project and water supply.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Fort Worth
Tex
Attack by Villa Amat Under Way Near Agua Prieta
United States troops in Douglas report a major Villa attack on Agua Prieta as Carranza forces defend the border town. Mexican and Yaqui units, about 2000 strong, clash near the frontier with artillery, defining a tense border battle as civilians seek shelter and US troops reinforce positions along the line.
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Agua Brion
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Oribalejo
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