Opinions differ on probable turkey supply for holidays
Poultry men split on holiday turkey outlook. Some expect a short crop for Thanksgiving and Christmas due to drought cutting West Texas shipments. Others forecast normal supply through the season with no major shortage unless government demand spikes. Jobbers' prices range 27 to 28 cents. market demand remains strong.
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DeWitt
Goliad
San Antonio
Coleman
Texas
Soa
Pric
Enthusiastic Civilians Cheer French Cavalry Under Shellfire
Special cable recounts a French patrol entering Wackes as shells fell. Citizens raced to assist, sweeping debris and aiding passage while bands played La Marseillaise and a new volunteer corps formed with fierce national devotion.
German circulars offer peace to end Verdun fighting
The German government circulates pamphlets in English and French claiming readiness for armistice and peace based on reconciliation. It pledges evacuation of Belgium, cooperation with France, limited submarine sinkings, and commission talks on Belgium and France's boundaries. The pamphlet repeats the phrase the new German government to emphasize sincerity.
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Junius B. Wood
San Antonio
Chicago Daily News
Opyrisht
Chicago Daily News Co
Ignov
Verdun
Iself
Wilson
Belgium
France
Algace-lorraine
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Armistice Blame Circles In Bleak Circular
A circulated document questions responsibility for delaying armistice and the continued bloodshed in France and Belgium. It asks who is to blame for destroyed towns and displaced, hungry women and children, ending with a line about Germany offering its hand for 10.7.
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Germany
Min
France
Belgium
Sacred Scrolls Restored in Jaffa and Tel Aviv Synagogues
News reports a ceremonial restoration of the Sepheri Sorah scrolls to synagogues in Tel Aviv and Jaffa after their exile with Jewish refugees in 1917. A triumphal arch, flowers, and bunting marked the event with the Zionist commission, the military governor’s officers, and Rabbi Ye Weizmann leading prayers and the shofar.
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Jaffa
Tel Aviv
London Mail
Djemal Pasha
Te. Weismann
Zionist Commission
Ye. Weizmann
George V
More Smokes Wanted By Junius B Wood
Special cable notes Col Clyde Crusan says tobacco shortages haunt army supply as hospitals report high demand. Donors should mark gifts as tobacco to avoid issues with free tobacco sales and to aid convalescents awaiting rejoinment or discharge. The piece also includes a church joke about lay members and poultry.
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Junius B. Wood
San Antonio
Chicago Daily N . Conwright
Chicaco Daily News
Clyde Bo Cruesan
Crusan
Tobarea
Crisan
Editors at the Front Tour of Allied Front Ends in Crash
A group of American newspaper editors touring the Allied battle front near the St Mihiel area encounters shell fire as they tour recaptured territory. An automobile near Arras carrying Edward Piper and Edward OHarac has a wreck injuring both men, with Piper later resting in Paris and OHarah treated for lip cuts. Additional editors due to join the party include Herschel Jones Franklin Glass and Charles Book, while A A McKay returns home for family illness.
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Mr. O'Hara
Hoth
Paris
Franklin
Pott Glass
The
Birmingham News
Herschel Jones
Minneapolis Journal
Frank Tt
Bent
Baltimore Sun
Charles A
Book
Pittsburg Dispatch
A. A. McKay
Salt Lake Tribune
Tulsa Library Feels Effect Of War In Attendance
Tulsa Carnegie Library reports a drop in patronage as men go to war and women join munitions work and shipyards or fill shop and office roles. Reading rooms are often empty as a result of wartime labor shifts.
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Tulsa
Okla
Goldberg returns to 122nd Regiment after long absence
Special Cable to The Sea Antonia Light Copyright 1912 by Chiesgze Daily News Co. With the American Army Nov 1 Every man in the 122nd Regiment of Field Artillery recalls the greatest incident since arriving at the front Goldberg’s return He had been absent three months without leave and rejoined after a security incident on Western Avenue Chicago The terrier Goldberg rode a steel ammunition truck to the front and was recognized by an artilleryman prompting his quick return to duty amid a dispute over ownership that ended with the dog staying with his unit
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San Antonio
Chicago Daily New
Chicago
Wackes
Cuher
Abede
Mandelbrook
France
Les Praneais
Pegan
la Marseilhuse
Becane
Copermans
Pr m
James B. Woo
Chicata Daily News Co
Lafayette Young Jr
Des Moines
W. A. Tatterson
Unis
Edward Lansing i
Antonia
Chiesgze Daily News Co
122Nd Regiment of Field Artillery
Goldberg
Western Avenue
America
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