Berlin Submarine Dispute Settlement Push In Motion
A fragile note from Germany signals a possible settlement on the Arabic submarine sinking dispute. Washington prepares a formal disavowal while Berlin contemplates a policy shift. officials weigh neutral questions and await clearer guidance.
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President Roosevell Addresses Ambassador Note on Lusitania
President Roosevell comments on Ambassador von Tern storff note about the Lusitania case. He says the gesture is not subjection to Germany but a pledge to stop assassination. He forecasts satisfactory results if no further action is mandated and vows ample amends for the 420 American lives lost over the previous four months.
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England
Germany
Submarine That Sunk Arabic Held
An officer aboard the White Star liner Adnattr reported the German submarine thought to have sunk the Arabic had been captured or sunk in rough seas. He said the crew were prisoners in England and claimed British forces had recovered several German submarines and equipment, though the details were unclear and the ship's status disputed.
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Liverpool
Marrs Strikes Oil On Kelso Property
Sherman Tex Sept V witnessing proceedings opened in the murder trial of Florence Miller. The oil strike at the Kelso field near San Antonio sparked a rush as automobiles rolled to the scene. Miller's husband was reported dead in a case unfolding with testimonies and warnings from investigators.
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Grain crop reports amid hunger fears in Mexican states
Govs of Queretaro Guanajuato Michoacan and Jalisco say grain stores are ample for all needs while first shipments begin. Urgent need to store grain and prevent waste as harvest arrives amid hunger reports and rumors of famine. Subsecretary of Hacienda cites carloads of foodstuffs en route to Mexico City and fifteen carloads ready to be sent. Revolt reported as Carrancista garrisons seize Prontero and San Juan Bautista. Vera Cruz governor and officials escape to the city. Inter-Oceanic railroad line south of Vera Cruz cut. Beltran departs on two month tour to Chicago, Toronto Falls and New York. Emilio J. Tapia named temporary charge at consulate. General Crancised Marecia arrives at Zacatecas to cooperate with Obregon and others.
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Queretara
Guanajuato
Michoacan
Jalisco
Hacienda
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State Department
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Prontero
San Juan Bautista
Messey City
War Trusts Reported In September Inquiry
A Chamber of Commerce committee report states a war trust has formed to govern twenty five sites used by the army for levying payments. Parle pelive Ape genentinig Mie aftaes ar ay anit. Theinvestiano deed cfive papas Mis oelabdied dine Cry et the charger. A similar investigating wing ratried in to the provinces.
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Pieononcielia
China moves toward restored monarchy amid protests and petitions
A tumultuous exchange unfolds as petitions and public remarks press for a monarch restored to power in China while authorities consider the path forward. Officials and observers note the political friction, urging lawful governance and orderly transition amid shifting public sentiment.
Four Turkish Transports Sunk in Harbour Assault
An unclear report notes the sinking of four Turkish transports during a bombardment near Dardanelles. Allied forces claim heavy losses amid contested action as British steamer Arcana and other vessels are mentioned, with references to aerial reconnaissance and captured troops.
Mohr murder plot shocks Providence household
Mrs. Mohr linked to a sensational murder plot involving her husband Dr. Mohr. Authorities say several Black suspects conspired for an $800 payoff to shoot the physician during an ambush, while Mrs Mohr faced bail denials and court hearings as investigators piece together the motive and inner circle.
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Cardinal Talks Peace With President Wilson on Europe
Cardinal conveys papal message to President Wilson amid U S Germany tension. They discuss easing frictions toward potential peace talks, with the cardinal noting progress but withholding specifics. A push for a government role in securing freedom of the seas and broader negotiations is implied, with a hopeful outlook for further disclosures soon.
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State Department
Police Matrons to Hunt "Mashers" in New York
Police matrons were sent on detective duty to enforce a new vagranet law aimed at men who harass women on the streets. The statute, effective yesterday, targets male loiterers with women and provides penalties including possible workhouse confinement for up to six months based on offense gravity. Women must file formal complaints to arrest, while the act allows some offenders to be sent to the workhouse.
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Fire in New Orleans destroys stores in Hass district
A blaze in New Orleans center Hass district damaged two buildings and several shops including the Shercie Willieme Paint Company and the McCray Refrigerator Company. The explosion in the paint store is said to have started the fire. Estimated damage reaches 875,000.
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McCray
Clerks Dismissed Under Land Valuation Order
The Vixpress reports the dismissal of 1700 employees in the land valuation department under a government expense measure. The order, issued by FAO, aims to value all land in Bass Widae precinct, with no details on compensation or actions pending.
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Taft to Speak on Free Preparedness at Pacific Exposition
Former president William Taft appeared as guest of honor at the Pan gunas Pacific Exposition. He planned to address the crowd on preparedness with a focus on practical defense and national readiness for upcoming challenges.
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William Li Tati
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Exposition Techested
Cour
Mexican border crossing reported near Mot Springs
A report from Sierra Blanca states about one hundred Mexicans crossed the border near Mot Springs. Fears of reprisals for the killing of General Pascual Orasea and four companions in the Green crime linger. Skevitr Kawerds are en route to Hot Springs as cowboys rush to Spring to safety.
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Ris Springs
Ortolph Freed From Detention Amid Turbulent Trial
Fragmented text shows unclear events with references to Ortolph, Betarmaativa, and various names. The readable portions hint at a release or legal action and political or governmental terms, but specifics are obscured by garbled OCR. No coherent dates or places are identifiable.
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