Venice attacked but no casualties amid church art loss
Venice endured an aerial assault with incendiaries but officials report no loss of life. A nearby strategic salient in Champagne changed hands after fierce fighting. French troops claimed gains while Austro German advances pressed along the Serb theatre, with heavy bombardments causing civilian casualties and barracks destruction.
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London
Venice
Avro- Wales
Alrawey
Itx
Horley
Chanmpagne Regium
Bolgarty
Cho
Paris
Athene
Hi Th
Rob
Ambassador Baron Wangete in Constantinople Meets Turkey
German ambassador Baron Von Wangete arrived in Constantinople and is credited with strategies to press for anti late rules between Germany and Turkey, signaling ongoing diplomatic efforts on the issue.
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Constantinople
Ger
Bondon
Baron von Wangete Heien
Germian Ambasador
Turkey
Germini
Oklahoma Justice Brown Dies Suddenly in Oklahoma City
Gibson A. Brown associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Oklahoma died suddenly at a hospital after asking to be excused from a court session to retire to his room. He was years old and had served on the court for years after moving from Mills County Greer County. He was known throughout the legal community in Oklahoma and Texas.
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Gibson A. Brown
Oklahoma City
Nel
Del
Supercine Court of
Ollahoma
Mooniigs
Tee Brown
Kroch
Coweta
Milgum
Greer Couny
Toxwd
Qilwhansi
Texas
Nsteanth
Saxony
Vay
Creiinah
von Papen
Giermay
Americal
Iternan
J. Sehola
Utah
Paul Tageto
Hente IV
Alby
Daealie
PISTOLS ACCIDENTALLY FIRE KILLING MAJOR GURZILUS NEAR LAREDO
In Laredo across the border Major Gurelz of the Carranza garrison was accidentally shot and killed by Colonel Gonzales during a pistol display. No bullet struck Garvic. Gurzilus was otherwise unharmed. The garrison commander has taken no action, deeming it an accident.
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Taredo
Tex
Gurelz
Carranza Garrizon
Nueve ‘Laredo
Convinend
American Porter Charlton Murder Case Opens Trial in Como
Crown prosecutor Signor Mellini argued in Como that Porter Charlton killed his wife and was not mentally irresponsible. Defense attorney Cafones claimed Charlton is epileptic and largely irresponsible, asking the jury to accept partial or complete mitigation due to provocation and health.
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Como
Italy
Signor Mellin
Porter Charlton
Wne
Kiss
Signor Mellini
Charlton
Charltor
Cafanes
Weather notes from multiple cities show variable conditions
The report lists temperatures and wind directions for St Louis Chicago Milwaukee Milwaukee Kansas City and Washington. It notes rainy or cloudy conditions in several locations with varying lowest temperatures and wind from northwest west southwest and south. The text is garbled but conveys regional weather summaries for the last 24 hours.
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Chicago
Milwaurdh
Ratia
Kansas City
TVR
Lotte
Washington
Temperatuer
Fire in Union Paper Box Factory Kills and Maims Workers
A blaze at Union Paper Box Company's factory in Tadtsburg traps workers. Dozens are injured or missing as firemen fight dense smoke and smouldering ruins. Several girls jump to safety, while others are rescued or rushed to hospitals. The disaster details include a wing collapse, an elevator incident, and crews searching for more bodies amid continuing heat and flames. Local officials report multiple rescues and casualties as investigators assess the cause.
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Tattsburg
Terlye
Hapa
Floren
Union Paper Box Company
Sasol de Bath
Suvsman
Iature Company
San
Henry Schenoder
Heveland
Huey T. Setueter
Aybus
Mat
Agbriss
Faugiers
Pound Sterling Slumps in Foreign Exchange Markets
New York traders reported a sharp fall in the British pound as imports exceeded exports. Demand for sterling slipped to 4.61 5-8, down about 12 points from the post Anglo-French talks recovery, and near its low August record amid widespread rotten-bill offerings.
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New York
Lockout Hits 1000 at Cleveland Plant
National Aeme Manufac turing Company locks out about 1000 machinists this morning, the only eight hour day item in eight months of dispute. Peerless Motor Company reports 1000 machinists also on strike.
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Cleveland
National Aeme Manufacturing Company
Moteur
Anj
Ivercomcemme
Mrs Madero Calls on First Chief in Mexico
Laredo report from October 25 describes Sara C. Madero wife of the late Mexican president arriving in Veracruz to seek pardon and amnesty for relatives who supported the constitutional movement. She criticizes Rafael Hernandez and Ernesto Madero for not aiding Carranza. Julio Madero, former chief of staff, returns to Mexico and says some relatives bore blame for villa insubordination. rest of family denies. Thousands parade in Veracruz honoring Mrs Madero, widow of the late president, with US travel noted.
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Laredo
Tex
Sara C. Madero
Mesicn
Vers Crux
Murra
Mexica
Carranza
Agiltiet
Rafael Hernandez
Ernesto Madero
Shasta
Mat Bo Punivhado Madero
Partirio WiLk
Acta
Via
Federal control of Mississippi levee talks at conference
A federal control of the Mississippi river levee system was urged at a conference with U S senators and representatives from several states. Attendees included J E Hansford J K Vardaman J P Clarke and Joe Robinson along with river officials. Experts estimate 40 million to raise levees to standard height and 30 6 million for bark reinforcements with 11 million already spent since 1882.
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Mississippi
United States
Con Ress
J. E. Hansfurk
Louisiana
J. K. Vardaman
J. P. Clarke
Joe TT. Robinson
Arkansas
Shields
Tennessee
Dupre and Wilson
Gna- Win
Carraw
Garrett
Russell
Missouri
Mumphreys
McD. Townsend
Alississippi River Commission
Alissouri
Mississippi River Levee Association
Levee Association
Italians urge Americans to secure passports for Italy trip
Italian authorities told the American embassy in Rome that many U S citizens travel to Italy without valid passports or with expired ones. Doris was viewed by consular officers in the United States. The State Department urged travelers to apply for passports if they plan to go to Italy.
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Twasemineton
Rome
Italy
United States
Amperivais
State Department
Bandits Clash With U S Troops Near Brownsville
Fighting breaks out near Brownsville as bandits attack a Fourth United States Infantry detachment guarding a train wreck site. Private Herman E Moore is fatally wounded. several attackers reported seen, and a large pursuit by border patrol and infantry units is under way.
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Brawnsville
Tex
Hrewnaville
Mexicina
Browneville
Doris Che Myit
Oly
Wiitery
Lilo
Weemiinki
Moore
Wight
Apera
Hind
Purvale Moore
United States
Hrawnaville
Luis de la Rosa
Arthur Estridge
Fourth Infantry
Fort Brown
Brutality Against Armenians Reported by War Correspondent
A telegraph summary quotes a British correspondent on Armenian atrocities in the war zone. It describes mass killings in Sivas, forced marches, confiscation of property, famine, and executions by Turkish forces with German involvement noted.
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Arne
Dar- Ivtynellen
Sivas
Wofal
Martial Daw
Ziine
armejAl
Cheacca
Alain
Heath
Rimeeb
lelMe
Arension
Efeht
Mallory liner abandoned by fire off Cape Rominy
The Mallory liner Volorady sailing from Charleston to New York caught fire and was abandoned near Cape Roynrin after leaving port with 5,900 bales of cotton. Built in Chester, Pennsylvania, in April 1874, she measured 108 feet in length with a beam of 28½ feet and a gross tonnage of 2,705.
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Klaratos
New York
Mellory Line
Duill
Chester
Dusty Records Highlight New Haven Trial Proceedings
New York dispatch cites dusty records as evidence in the trial of eleven current and former New Haven officials charged with railway conspiracy. Testimony centers on the 1985 Haven takeover of the New York and New England line and the Goldsmith suit linked to the government case.
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New York
New Haven
Hartford’ Railroad
Mellen
the Road
New England
Auto Exports Rise as U S Commerce Reports Volume
WASHINGTON Oct 21—The Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce announced that U S companies exported over 14 million dollars worth of automobiles and parts in the last fiscal year. This marks a gain of more than 46 million dollars from the prior year with continued prospects for steam and jeep exports to exceed 120 million dollars next year.
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Wastiington
Bureau of Foreign and Dowie i Commerce
Ste Jepenine
Railroads underpaid for carrying U S mails report says
A special committee of merchants association certified a 41.9 million dollar underpayment by railroads for United States mail transport. The investigation named Admiral Manne and other officials, noting alleged discrepancies and authority issues.
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New York
United States
Akssuckuion
German plot to sabotage ships exposed in New York
Police and prosecutors outlined a German conspiracy plan involving a high explosive device to be mounted on ship rudders, intended to disable vessels and force entry to nearby ports. Arrests of Pay and Seholz were announced, with ties to the German foreign office and storage of dynamite and acids found in Hoboken and Weehawken.
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Robert Fay
Saxony
New York
Thig
Jay
Pay
Weehawken
Foreign Office
Walley Sehors
Lin
Weehowse
Hoboken
Fay
Hudson
New Yrk
Grantwood
N. J
Palisades
Wilden
Wwere
Aloyen
Wits
Villistas occupy Nago in report from Washington
A State Department dispatch reports that de facto Mexican forces have evacuated Saco and the town is now occupied by Villa troops. The report notes rail service disruption in the north and possible suspension of mining operations if railway lines reopen soon. Villa commanders in the Sonora border district are believed to be protecting Americans at the mine, with forces poised to seize power and safety measures under way.
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Uskup
Sotla
Niah
War Office
Vislyna
Gradyk-Volundovo- Kebrovo
Serbia
Baloniki
Pranet Trops
Salonik
Hiya
Negotin
Gradek
Veles
Uskup Ts
Teutonic
Dederghatch
Exchange Telegraph Company
Athens
London
Uskuply
Krivalak
Saloniki
Salaniki
Washington
H.C. Gut
State Department
Lodgy
Mexico
Saco
Norther
Sorincs
Wnd
Caninea
Ute
Auericans
Che Mine
Mayo Surgeons Head Burton Onl Three Dollar Method
Readable fragments indicate Mayo surgeons and a method discussion tied to Burton Onl a three dollar approach or price note with unclear details. Mentions geome bey metlod and operyetisids with scattered names and places.
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MAYO
Burton
Onl
Arningey
Cone
AEG
Sony Stig
Wichestas
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