Only Thirteen Days Left to Reach Liberty Loan Goal
Treasury reports show only 828,405,000 subscribed so far toward a 25,000,000,000 Liberty Loan total. Officials warn that by October 27 rapid sales gains are essential as New York banks and the nation push to hit the ambitious target with days remaining.
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Es Guares
Liberty Loan drive reports strong nationwide support
Across the United States the Twelfth Liberty Loan drives show heavy subscription with Crown 60 to 0 percent in various regions. The Eighth Infantry reports $64,190 in funds and national army training subscriptions total about $2,000,000. A telegram from former ambassador James W. Gerard notes the failure of the second Liberty Loan rhetoric, prompting calls to press on with the war effort.
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Liverty Boats Committee
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Germany
Mbate Bad
Germany Faces Dual Governments Says Naumann
Deputy Naumann of the Progressive Peoples Party in the Reichstag asserted that since 1914 Germany has had two governments, the Bethmann government and Tirpitz government. He argued a prolonged division between monarch, parliament and parties caused dualism in state power. In London dispatches the remark was reported with emphasis on the dualism amid broader wartime turmoil. Separately, Sir Wallace Graham, Nova Scotia chief justice, died at 69. He served as assistant counsel on the British war crimes inquiry and in Washington, D. C.
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Bethmann
Neumann
Tirpits
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Hwaliban
N.S
Walleeo Graham
Ehief
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Woehington
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Mayo in England for Allied Navy Conference
Admiral Mayo commander of the Atlantic Fleet and his staff returned from England after a naval conference with Allied naval officials. The visit aimed to align plans and assess the current situation and operations. Mayo will return to Washington to report to the Secretary of the Navy. Kaiser Arrives in Sofia is reported from Central News Agency in London.
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Tranglais
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Weather Briefs From Major Cities
Readable weather summaries from multiple cities report temperatures, wind directions and speeds, and recent changes over the last 24 hours. Chicago Milwaukee and Washington notes describe cool to cold conditions with west and south winds. other cities show varying temperatures and cloud cover.
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Louis
Loweot
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Chicago
Vérrall
Milwaukes
Uke
Owas
Weighent
Tammperacure Tm
Nea
Rani
Alghost
Washington
Cardinal Gibbons Supports the President in War Duty
Cardinal Gibbons wrote President Wilson praising national unity and urging Americans to perform their duties cheerfully for the war effort. He accepted chairmanship of the League for National Unity and pledged obedience to lawful authority to aid the country. The president thanked him for his support and leadership in guiding public morale during these gravest problems.
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Washington, D.C
Cardinal Gibbons
Wilson
Iee
League For National Unity
League
Ehlet
Rene
Ig Mater
Avery
Wien
Krow
Coast steamer sinks off Delaware coast report
A late day sinking near the Delaware coast is reported to the Marine Exchange from Lewes Delaware. An unidentified steamship was said to have gone down late yesterday afternoon near the coast. No deaths are confirmed and the vessel’s name remains unclear.
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Philadelphia
Prin Ot
Maritine Exchange
Lewes
Delaware
Lowes
Czar in Monastery Petengrad Transefers Amid Crowded Monastery
The former emperor Nichols Romanote of Fike and his family were moved from Tabotale Siberia to the Aboluk Monastery in Monastery Petengrad at Tobelak. The transfer followed a request by the former ruler. He complained of lack of garden for exercise and persistent disturbances from surrounding crowds.
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Nichols Romanote Ginformer
Fike
Tabotale Siveria
Aboluk
Tobelak
Insurance on Crews of Ships Reduced in War Tariffs
Washington reports a government move cutting insurance on ship crews by about 25 percent, effective immediately. The Treasury says the rate drops from 70 to 67 cents per $100, with a one third reduction in related vessel and port fees. The action aims to ease costs for American vessels trading domestically and abroad amid wartime conditions.
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Washington, D.C
Treisury Department
Seemen
Agere
Muradin
Obregon to Speak on Beringrinle Affairs in New Session
Obregon will address pending matters as president, with cabinet members Alans Ghercon and others preparing for sessions. The dialogue centers on policy choices and governance as the administration outlines its agenda for the coming period.
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Tagiehenn
Chun
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Thoreau
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Haldamare A. D'Amashi
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Diy
Alclunre Tye
Fire threatens town as Ballinger, Coleman blaze spreads
A destructive fire roared through Saint Anil’s business section affecting multiple towns including Coleman and Ballinger. Fire crews battled flames early this morning fanning through structures with limited details on damages or casualties at press time.
First Frost Likely Here Friday Night
The first frost of the season is expected in San Antonio Friday night as a norther whirl and cold air move in from the Gulf to Manitoba. Temperatures may dip into the thirties by Saturday morning with frost possible across the region and winds easing later.
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Allen Buell
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Manitoba
Ctu
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Olehota
Amnteas
Chiang
Texas
Amaio
Red Cross Work Attacked in Propaganda Report
A Washington dispatch questions Red Cross work as war propaganda. The piece cites military and civilian critics arguing relief efforts are used to spread favorable impressions. The discussion notes divisions on wartime information goals and public attitudes toward aid agencies.
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Washington
Ti Wei
Mulwer Markey
TeacH Army to Sing and The Jury Case Echoes
Fragmented text describes a town event with singing linked to an army, mentions Pine Frog, Woolstard, and Alida Nuvbye, along with references to a mayor, a group, and a court case about accusations of conspiracy and price setting. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Web Maan Minh
AVLEE
Nevin
Saat
Ike Groupe
Sunday Light circulation soars amid high demand report
The Sunday Light warns readers to order early as demand again exceeds supply. A standout feature promises a compelling story about 10 San Antonians. A major restoration near the city is underway, with newly unearthed hidden relics and important discoveries. The Light staff writer will cover these Sunday.
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San Antonians
the Light
Treasures of the Past at Camp Travia and Ninetieth Division
Camp Travia becomes a city of ackovls as twenty are established to house warfare knowledge. Ninetieth Division officers and men plan intensive study at divisional schools to reinforce military discipline and readiness for war. Read about school days at Crisp Travis.
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Ackovls
Ninetieth
Crisp Travis
Sunday Eight Caridons Briggs and Thess On Hand
Special page notes Briggs and Thess will be on hand along with other good items to amuse readers.
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Caridons
Briggs
Thess
British assault along six mile front near Ypres progresses
Reported British attacks along a six mile front northeast of Ypres push forward with prisoners arriving despite rough seas and weather. The main German defense is weakened by disorganization from recent Allied bombardments as Haig commends his troops for steadfast conduct in poor conditions.
British Forces Press Front Near Ypres In Early Advance
British and French troops pushed the German line northeast of Ypres across about six miles. Haig’s forces attacked in wet conditions, advancing on the ridge and taking positions near Passchendaele, with heavy artillery support and reports of prisoners and gains along the Roulers Menin railway corridor.
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Marshal Hais
Ypres
Passchendaele
Roulers-Menin
Roulers
Staden
Menin
Haig
German defense prewar push continues on Western front
Reported Allied and German forces clash as a British led operation extends along the front. Communiques claim cautious advances and renewed bombardments, with troop movements and reinforcements noted by military spokesmen amid ongoing fighting.
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