Lodge cites Jeffries letter on Breckinridge postscript claim
Senator Lodge read a Jeffries letter at a campaign event asserting Major Breckinridge made remarks about Wilsons deletion of a postscript from a Germany note. Bailey's account and Breckinridge's responses are discussed, with praise for Bailey and indications of disputed details and public interest in the supposed postscript.
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Fitchburg
Mass
Henry Cabot Lodge
John Temple Lloyd Jeffries
Boston
Henry Breckinridge
Charles H. Bailey
Tufts College
Wilson
Germany
Bailey
Breckenridge
Senator Lodge
Jeffries
Major Breckinridge
Professor Bailey
John Jeffries
Lodge
Breckinridge
Garrison
Washington
Riley
Wilson Denies Lodge Claim On Lusitania Note Postscript
President Wilson called Senator Henry Cabot Lodge’s claim untrue and said no postscript or amendment to the Lusitania note was contemplated. He confirmed only minor changes he himself inserted and noted a cabinet discussion about arbitration proposal never became formal.
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Long Branch
N. J
Wilson
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Walter Lippmann
New York
The
New Republic
Lippmann
Senator Lodge
Woodrow Wilson
Jason Leinman
New York City
British October War Losses Reported at 107033
London reports British casualties in October across all war zones total 107033 with officers 4331 and men 102702. Four months of Somme fighting yield 414202 casualties. October daily average 3452. Figures cited in debates over Allied losses versus Germans and shifts in artillery and air service effectiveness.
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London
Somme
Berlin
War Office
German Emperor Attends Food Conference in Berlin
In Berlin a food conference at the chancellor's palace gathered Emperor William, the chancellor, and Imperial officials to discuss war to peace transition. Participants included Adolph Batocki, Dr. Alfred Lohman, Dr. Karl Helfferich, and leaders from grain, meat, and fat bureaus. A new Ammunition Department to secure raw materials and feed munition workers was announced, to be led by General Groener.
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London
Chancellor’s Palace
William
von Bethmann-Hollwag
Adolph Batocki
Food Regulation Board
Alfred Lohman
German Ocean Navigation Company
Deutschland
Bremen
Karl Helfferich
Imperial Commissary
German Consumption Association
Christian Labor Unions
Imperial Grain, Feed, Potato
Germany
Empire
Department of
Ministry of War
General Groener
Saff
Department of Food Supplies
Herr von Batocki
Weather forecast for San Antonio area
San Antonio and vicinity forecast shows tonight and Wednesday fair skies. Light winds and mild temperatures expected with no precipitation noted.
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San Antonio
Weather forecast for midwest and northeast tourists
Weather summaries for St Louis Chicago Milwaukee Kansas City New York and Washington show clear to cloudy skies with variable winds from northwest west north and north. Temperatures range from 48 to 60 with highs between 60 and 74 and likely Wednesday conditions.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Kansas City
New York
Washington
Teutons Take Ten Thousand Roumanians Front Fronts
French and British assaults on the Somme near Les Boeufs and La Maisonette failed. German forces on the eastern front report favorable actions in Galicia and the Styr region. Turkish troops seize several Russian positions near Narayavka. Since October 10 the Austrians and Germans have captured over 10,000 Roumanians.
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Sayville
Transylvania
War Office
Berestechk
Lemberg
Galicia
Upper Styr
Narayavka
le Mnberg
Weather Hampering Front Operations Across France and Balkans
British war dispatch notes only intermittent shelling with no major actions on the Franco-Belgian front due to bad weather. Somme activity has dwindled to artillery fighting while Verdun faces similar conditions. In Macedonia French and Serbian forces advance near Lake Presba and Monastir region despite Bulgarian setbacks east of Moglenica.
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Somme
France
Verdun
Macedonia
Lake Presba
Monastir
Cerna
Nonte
Moglenica
Russians Take Trenches at Volhynia Front
Russian forces repelled counterattacks as they captured Austro German first line trenches in Volhynia. Other dispatches report Emperor William praising Von Mackensen for success in Dobruja and the Tchernavoda capture, Portuguese forces taking Newala and heavy German losses, Serbian assaults near Monastir repulsed, Roumanian gains on the Transylvanian front, and ongoing Teuton pursuit in the Jiul valley.
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London
Volhynia
War Office
Lisbon
Paris
Lourenco Marquese
Bucharest
Roumania
Jiul
Alt
Mrs. Mary Fairbanks Dies in Indianapolis
Mrs. Mary Fairbanks, mother of Charles Warren Fairbanks, died suddenly at her Indianapolis home last night, authorities said on October 31.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Mary Fairbanks
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Cabrera Statement Is Closed Incident
The incident over a statement attributed to Luis Cabrera, Carranza's finance minister, was closed after Eliseo Arredondo, Mexican ambassador design ate, met Secretary Lansing. Both sides deemed the talks satisfactory and Arredondo said he would explain the unaccepted quotes alleged to reflect anti American sentiment.
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Luis Cabrera
Carranza
Eliseo Arredondo
Lansing
MA Cabrera
Arredondo
Mr. Lansing
Copeland Case Deliberations Continue in Galveston
In Galveston on October 3 1915 the Tenth District Court heard the case of John Copeland of Marshall charged with killing William Black an anti Catholic lecturer. By 1 15 p m the jury had not reached a verdict and showed no signs of nearing one. The related cases against George Tiet were not to be tried this term.
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Galveston
Tex
Tenth District
John Copeland
Marshall
William Black
Fifty-sixth District
George Tiet
Black
Robert G. Street
Ryan
Tier
Copeland
Greek Steamer Germaine Sunk by German Submarine
A Lloyds Agency dispatch reports the Greek steamer Germaine of 1654 tons net was sunk by a German submarine while sailing from Montevideo on September 26 to St Vincent Cape Verde Islands. the crew were saved.
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London
Germaine
Lloyd's Agency
Montevideo
St. Vincent
Cape Verde Islands
Deny Car Shortage Huntington Coal Regions Warn Pullback
Railroads report satisfactory handling of abnormal car demand while operators in Southern Ohio West Virginia and Eastern Kentucky announce field production cuts up to 60 percent due to limited transport capacity. Mines remain active and labor shortages are not yet severe as most coal heads east and north to Lake Erie ports for shipment.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Lake Erie
Lake
President Wilson Heads On Final Campaign Tour
President Wilson leaves Long Branch for his last campaign swing. He will speak in Buffalo and New York City and greet crowds in New York state. He arrives in Buffalo tomorrow afternoon and plans speeches at Ellicott Club and Executive Club events before heading to New York City.
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N. J
Wilson
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Ellicott Club
Executive Club
Davison Sees Allies as Strong Postwar Trade Partners
Henry P. Davison of J P Morgan outlines his view after visiting Britain and France. He advocates continued US patronage of entente suppliers, notes their growing independence, and asserts entente loans are sound investments even if the war ends. He recounts impressions from the western front and confidence in an allied victory.
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United States
Henry P. Davison
J. P. Morgan and Company
Great Britain
France
American Line
Philadelphia
Davison
Western Battle Front
Entente
Venizelos dispute flares over Greek envoy removal in Washington
London dispatches report Entente allies reject recognition of the Venizelos government and may punish officials supporting it. Athens notes Demetrious G. Metaxas will replace D. Cadamanos as Greek minister to the United States, who has yet to depart for Washington.
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D. Cadamanos
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Morning Post
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Constantine
Demetrious G. Metaxas
United States
Greece
Trabue Trial Begins in Nashville Killing of Stokes
Charles C. Trabue faces trial in Davidson County Criminal Court before Judge A. B. Neil for the April 26 shooting of Harry Stokes in Stokes private office. Trabue has been on $25,000 bond after declaring he went to seek a statement withdrawing insults, claiming Stokes attacked him.
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Tenn
Charles C. Trabue
Harry
Stokes
Davidson County Criminal Court
A. B. Neil
Trabue
Jihad
Milk Prices Rise in Memphis and Montgomery
Milk prices jump two cents per quart in Memphis effective tomorrow while butter milk rises one cent. Cream prices stay the same as dairy stock feed costs climb. In Montgomery a majority of dairymen announce milk up from 10 to 12 1 2 cents per quart due to higher feed costs.
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Memphis
Tenn
Tri-State Dairymen’'s Association
Monery Dairymen
Montgomery
Ala
Dallas Bottled Milk Prices Rise to 16 2 3 Cents
Bottled milk in Dallas has sold for 16 2 3 cents per quart over the past three weeks. High feed costs and drought on pastures are cited as the causes.
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Dallas
Tex
Berlin paper urges peace as Hin denburg urges restraint
The Berlin Vorwaerts quotes Field Marshal Von Hindenburg urging France to seek peace and warns that endless war would exhaust Europe, America, and racial groups. It calls for a peaceful Europe including France, England, and Russia, not just Germany, and expresses desire for coexistence among nations.
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London
Berlin
Europe
Germany
France
England
Russia
J C Wallace of Cleveland Dies
J C Wal bey former president of Land Ship Building Company died this morning after a long career in the shipbuilding industry in Cleveland.
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J. C. Wallace
Cleveland
J. C. Walbey
The
Land Ship Building Company
Marina Sinking Toll Rises as 13 Missing
British steamship Marina torpedoed off the Irish coast sinks within ten minutes. American consuls report 52 survivors landed, 13 missing believed dead, including likely American fatalities. Survivors say the attack was without warning amid severe weather.
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Marina
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Frost
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Crookhaven
Castletown
Glasgow
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Newport News
Robert P. Skinner
Frank Howard Smith
Skinner
Secretary Lansing Delays Conclusion On Marina Sinking
Secretary Lansing said his report on the destruction of the British ship Marina with possible American lives was too incomplete for conclusions. Fuller reports with affidavits from American survivors have been ordered by cable as officials note conflicting accounts and await legal-form evidence.
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Lansing
Marina
Frost
State Department
President Awaits Facts On Submarine Attacks
President Wilson, this morning, had no definite information on submarine attacks harming American vessels. He reportedly ordered the State Department to send conclusive facts as soon as they are gathered to reach a decision.
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Long Branch
N. J
Wilson
State Department
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