Hoover predicts decline in prices amid food cost controls
Washington October 19 Hoover signals possible easing of wholesale and retail food price gaps as pressure from food administration aims to curb distortions. He expects a gradual price decline toward year end while pledging to publish wholesale prices in 700 cities for comparison with retail figures and to curb profiteering.
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Ashington
D. C
Inlatoe Hoover
Fay
Camparlis P
Jineraze
Teaver
New Yorks
Howe
Philadelphia
Foo
Ace
Ahora & Colluern
A. Pedea
Texas
Mr. Peden
al Santyces
Peltaller
Hoover
Fitzsimmons Very Ill in Cuicago Hospital
The cons ditty Robert Sitesimmons, a 28 year old patient at a hospital here, is reported grave with pneumonia. He contracted a night chill Wednesday and rapidly worsened, taken to the hospital where doctors diagnosed tolie pneumonia, the most serious form of his illness. His wife phoned from New York to offer news of his condition and his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sitesimmons
Darius
Vizsiniman
Vizsiniman, Who Is BS Years Old, Apparently Was In the Dest of Health In Tavsdae
Beura
Mt Asain
New York
Minse Hay
Titesimran
Tim
Tanks in the Air headlines mixed up in a garbled report
A damaged newspaper clipping references tanks in the air and a Crema mipplane mogrint with unclear details. It mentions Wha Public Lehrer Cov and a telegram from Steiner. The fragment hints at a military or aviation topic but lacks coherent facts or names.
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Lehrer Cov Luni
Mny
Steiner
Dell
Quetal
Sonny
Liberty Bonds Sold Amid Market Fluctuations
The report notes Liberty bonds sold on the market with prices around 99.72 on the stack market today. Investors respond to shifts in the issue, while government offerings remain steady as traders monitor rates and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fink Taberty Loan
Teena Ampiees Read Write Contest at Navarro Street
A local reading and writing contest is described with details about a Curist group on Navarro Street in Waco. It notes daily Sunday routines from 11 am to 8 pm and references the Center Office Building in the vicinity. The text is fragmented and includes several garbled terms.
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Navarro Street
German envoy did not know Bala Pasha says Tageblatt
Amsterdam reports Count von Bernstorff, former U.S. ambassador, did not know Bala Pasha the Wyrenen man held as spy in France. Tageblatt says the ambassador lacked U.S. access, so telegrams cited by Secretary Lansing may be forged for transparent aims.
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Amsterdam
Count von Bernstorff
United States
Baig Pasha
France
Tageblatt
Bala Pasha
van Bernstorff
Washington
Lansing
von Jagow
von Bernstorff
Bolo
Fale
Tagelische Kundsenau
von Jaguw
Lanalng
Bernstorfé
Lunt Bolo
Paris Journal
Berlin Policy Uncertain in German Peace Talks
In Copenhagen on October 19 the German government faced ambiguity as socialist Herr Hoch cited Dr. von Bethmann-Hollweg's inability to commit to definite peace terms. The piece notes claims the government avoids firm statements, while efforts to raise funds for the Liberty Loan show broad, unofficial regional totals and aggressive enforcement against pro German activity by Treasuries and Justice Department investigations.
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Copenhagen
Herr Hoch
Reichstag
von Rethmann Hole
Turbulent German Crisis Teases Imperial Cabinet
Dispatches from Berlin report the chancellorship stalemate as Kaiser Wilhelms return nears. If Capelle resigns and is accepted Michaellis may stay, otherwise immediate political shifts are forecast impacting policy. Vienna leaks hint no vice chancellor offer, while the Budapest strife hints peace push by Count Karolyi at a citizens’ meeting.
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London Times Servier
Sreulal
Catile
San Autunio
Tig
Capnlte
Eit
Eiteles
Michaels
Capelle
Mechaelis
Vor Payer
Bax
Preliminary Peace Efforts Prompt Europe Trip
The report from Munich notes Chancellor William and Foreign Secretary von Kuehmann are engaged in talks seen as a preliminary step toward peace. Emperors conversations at Sofia and Constantinople hint at exploring options, but the peace by conciliation remains distinct from Lloyd George and Asquith aims.
Liberty Loan Close to Two Billion in Subscriptions
Washington reports progress in the Liberty Loan drive with Treasury estimates placing total subscriptions near 1.75 billion dollars, within reach of the 2.1 billion target by Saturday night. Department figures show 1.634 billion subscribed by Wednesday night, with officials optimistic about crossing 2 billion by the campaign’s close.
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Washington
BD. C
Treasury
Op Unmiauic
Banks Threaten Liberty Loan Pressure Across Banks
McAdoo warned that several banks nationwide have received notices that disloyalty to Liberty Loan would trigger withdrawal of deposits and immediate prosecution for those involved. Camp Pike troops at Little Rock report $708,060 in bonds purchased, with the 247th Infantry showing the highest per capita loan and the 45th Infantry totaling $110,400. At New York Town meetings women faint amid crowd, while subscriptions in the second Liberty Loan flow into the New York Federal Reserve district, aiming for $1.5 billion by October 27.
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Jaen
Gale
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Phladelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Titchmond
Kansae
San Frincisco
Minneapolis
Dallas
Federal Reserve
Treasury
Treasury Department
Denartment of Justice
Salt Lake City
McAdoo
Department of Justice
Sale Lake City
Tentary McAdoo
Liberty Loan
Liberty
Camp Pike
Little Rock
Ark
National Army
Camp Pllce
Aick Harris
Sturgis
247Th Infantry
Louisians
S45th Infantry Regiment
Arkoneis
Liberty Town
United States Mub-Treasury
J. P. Morgan & Co
Wederat Reserve
AON & Gain
WOUND ALLEGED BANDIT IN Cleburne BANK JOB
Details of a Glen Rose bank robbery unfolding with a posse pursuit. Four men linked to the First National Bank of Glen Rose were fleeing, one wounded during capture attempts. Suspects named include J. M. Monard of Oklahoma. Authorities claim the gang split, with two moving toward Dallas on the interurban line.
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Ty Warrios & Bank Bool
Banik
Gsamiecee
Sapulpa
Cepiotra
Hascard
Dallas
Hard coal miners strike over grievances at Lehigh Wilkesbarre colliery
Hard coal miners at Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal Company collieries walked out today asserting no satisfaction on grievance adjustments two thousand anthracite miners involved. Chief complaint centers on pay for stock removal and related issues.
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Wazleyon
Lehigh & Wilkesborce Coal Company
Attack on Frankfurt Am Main Report Falls Short
Patch newspapers report that the Friday air attack on Frankfurt am Main by entento aylators caused no damage. Bombs fell on open ground and were repelled by gunfire. Despondency blamed on hard hearth. a wife and three children bereaved.
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Amsterdam
Germany
Patch Aewapapers
Frankfort-on-the-Main
Entento Aylators
Plaurview
Charles O. Mackieson
Plainview
Burgemeister case set for trial in Texas court
The court prepared for Miss Burgemeister's trial after prosecutors argued bond should stay at 25 000. District Attorney McAskill testified he met her in New York and she sought a swift trial. Governor Campbell pressed for speedy resolution as attorneys argued over bond adjustments and court dates for December and January.
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Dele
Campbell
MaAskill
Migs Burgenfeister
New York
McAskill
Mr. Campbell
Judgs Anderson
Anderson
Burgemeister
Walser
Watson
Wetson
Crone
Arleen
Diefenaa
Moaslill
Fudge Anderson
Alr. McAsk Ki
McAskith
Camppell
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Prien
Dollar Auto Livery
Dodge Bros
Fitzsimmons
Chikaplon May
Ale Ng Reanti
Macamatta
Liberty Bonds
MilMot
Pasha
Bernstorff
Berlin
Capeler
Michels
Italiers
Wound
Poste
TaNabeth Florian
Wis Wert
Carter
Austin
Tex
Tealenaton
Georges TT Carter
Marlin
State Council For
Hobby
PL Rice
Marin
Adjutant General
Moenes
Atlor
HM Thawner
Washer’s
Zane
Cor
Alamo & Commerce
Sts
Alrlia
Ine Ulel
Portland
Gregohlan
Aize
Anita
Abd Tayat
Nohel
Washer Bros. CO
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