Allies Have New Plan Hinting at Pressing War
Dondys Sept 13 report from Rome hints at a new Austro-German strategy in the eastern theater. British and Allied leaders weigh plans for intensified operations with Hindenburg's forces described as capable of a strong offensive. rumors mention large troop movements and potential breakthroughs near Grodna and Vilnius, with rail lines routing troops toward strategic targets. Lloyd George signals a resolute, mobilized British stance, urging universal effort to secure victory for the Allies.
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Lusitania Inquiry Witness Describes Four Guns on Ship
An affidavit from a German resident relates witnessing four firearms aboard the Lusitania before its sinking. The witness, recalling the last voyage, asserts details about the vessel and confirms portions of testimony accusing others of wrongdoing. The narrative includes mentions of prison time and legal actions in federal proceedings.
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Bankers On Trial In Kansas City Fraud Case
Former officers of the detinet American Union Trust Company face fraud charges in federal court. Indictment centers on alleged use of false asset statements mailed to investors. Arrests include George L. Davis and lawyers dodn W. Beery W. Y. Meier T. Ty. Mathins Chicago organizer Henry W. Rickardson.
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Europe Seeks Time on U S Purchases in Crisis Note
European officials press Washington for extended payment terms on exports as war tensions rise. A Norwegian ship Presto incident and stalled German aviation news frame fears of disrupted trade. Federal actions ease bankers acceptance renewals to unwind foreign demand. National banks report near 11.79 trillion in resources with rising time deposits and loans.
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Another Zeppelin Over England: No Casualties Reported
London reports an air raid on the east coast with bombs dropped and no casualties. The sole reported damage is damaged telegraph wires and a partially broken line, as officials note the attack followed by a solemn sermon condemning the violence.
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British Gold 10 Bee Coined in Half Dollar Reform?
In New York on September 13, 913,696,000 in British gold bars arrived and were readied for minting at the United States Assay Office on Wall Street. The bars will stay in government vaults until shipped to a U.S. mint to be coined into American currency as part of wartime financing and munitions purchases from England. The Treasury warns only American coins may be used in the city.
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Weather Temperature Readings From Several Cities
Temperatures across major cities report cold snaps with below freezing lows. St Louis records a low around 10 degrees, Chicago about 4, Milwaukee near 60, Kansas City and others show varied readings. Northerly winds drive cloud cover and precipitation chances as the week advances.
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Wounded Boy Dies in Galveston Shootout
William Alrhott, 17, believed to reside at 608 Ryan Treat Fort Worth, died today from gunshot wounds sustained last week in Altea Lyin area after exiting a hog car. A railway watchman, arrested earlier, is tied to the case as authorities press ongoing inquiries. A Texas governor aide has returned from penitentiary inspections as a report on the incident nears completion.
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Archibald May Face Prosecution in Comda Case
A New York court weighing Archibald with possible federal charges over letters carried for American diplomat Dumba and linked to Von Papen. Justice Marshall directs investigation into whether Archibald knew contents. max penalty is 2000 fine and up to three years. German embassy seeks safe return for Von Papen but embassy won’t demand action from U S sides.
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Austrian ambassador Duna to leave Linox after recall
In Lenox Massachusetts on September 13, the Austrian-Hungarian ambassador Dr Constantin T Duna prepared to depart his summer home as his recall, requested by President Vienna, was expected to be announced after official word from the Austrian foreign office in Vienna.
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Condemn Dumga Policy Sparks immigrant groups meeting
A Chicago gathering of former Austria Hungary subjects denounces Ambassador Dumbea and demands his recall. Leaders include officers of the Bohemian National Alliance the Croatian League of Chicago the Serbian National Clan and the Slovak guards. Resolutions accuse Dumta Gade of ignorance and pledge loyalty to the United States.
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Duatubas Act Denounced by Slovak League Group
New York reporters say branch No 1 of the Slovak League of America condemned the conduct of Austrian ambassador Dr Constanta Dumba and called for his recall by the United States. Former subjects of Austria Hungary resent any interference with their new country. The group sent resolutions to President Wilson and his cabinet.
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Berlin Explains Attack On Orduna In Naval Row
A deciphered note outlines Berlin’s justification for risking the Orduna attack amid a weather delay and mentions German claims the action fit a broader strategy. It references Secretary Lansing and President Wilson, noting German excuses tied to antimagnet and submarine concerns.
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Bank Robber Suspect Nelson Found Dead in San Francisco
In San Francisco on September 1 4 detectives T traced a missing bank robber to a rooming house where George Nelson reportedly shot himself after a chase. A vehicle search and a pistol reveal linked to the gang blamed for a Los Angeles $3000 heist. two other suspects were arrested in Los Angeles.
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Border quarantine tightens as Texas restricts entry
LAREDO Texas Sept 13 Cooperation of state health authorities with United States troops patrolling the border has led to a strict quarantine on all entrants from Mexico. Entry is allowed only with explicit permission from US military authorities at the point of entry, effectively barring most cross border movement amid heightened health controls.
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Provisions Scandals At Novo Georgievsk Fortress Revealed
Reports from Warsaw say a military commission found vast shortages of provisions and munitions at Novo Georgievsk fortresses before its fall. An arson fire exposed theft by a noncommissioned officer and a colonel who were executed. Bribe schemes allegedly certified false arrivals of supplies. Meanwhile Captain Fox’s company moved toward Brownsville and border forces review.
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Beangtorfe Conference on Arabic Case Reveals Tense Talks
The Germ ambassador Bernstorft arrived from New York and attended talks with Secretary Lansing and others on the Arab issue and American policy. Officials indicated no agreement yet on submarine warfare, while debates over justification for attacks and future steps bridged to possible formal negotiations with Berlin.
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Ships in demand to ease global shortages
London reports rapid phasing of divisions between Colonial governments and Whitthall over ship shortages. Australia and New Zealand also appeal for urgent use of interned German vessels. Five ships have joined the frozen meat trade, with ten million carcases waiting for shipment. Large numbers of workers face unemployment as cold storage capacity strains, impacting butter and meat markets and risking farming disaster. Notes the Trade House plans to release steamers from Argentine routes to aid the Southern trade.
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Daring Aviator Londux in German Air Battle
A dramatic aerial encounter unfolds as Londux flies a German air raid mission. Fire erupts from a ruined aircraft, a pilot keeps his head, and bystanders cheer as the craft crashes toward friendly lines. Casualties include one pilot and a few injuries.
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INE TROOPER KILLED TWO WOUNDED IN OUTLAWS SHOOT IN DARK
Outlaws shoot at an outpost near Las Ta Project injuring a trooper and wounding another. Detachments respond but arrive too late to prevent casualties as Mexican attackers flee toward the river. Five men arrested. investigations ordered.
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President Wilson Reflects Grave International Situation
Washington DC September indicates the president voices concern over a grave global situation. He notes the need for careful, prudent action and the difficulty of detailing plans, saying his thoughts are mortgaged beyond recall and urging readiness to address looming international matters at once.
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Naval Battle in the Adriatic Reports Allied Clash
In the Adriatic on Thursday, Italian forces aided by a French submarine clashed with rival navy ships. The incident is confirmed by the ministry, noting a torpedo boat was engaged and a close encounter occurred near the sea.
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Noted Italian Dies in Prominent Mumity
Fragmentary OCR notes an obituary or notice naming Italian figure and family ties, referencing a mother with Prices Yor Ruelaw and a German associate. Details are garbled, but indicate a death notice within a community context and mentions of relatives.
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