German Industries Mobilized for War Before Start
Washington Sept 21 An array of authenticated documents argues Germany prepared to wage a world war six weeks before the Sarajevo assassination. The records show industrial mobilization orders from the German staff and naval high command, plus counter-espionage files from Petrograd.
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Washington, D.C
Dink
Germany
Sarajevo
Russia
Lenine
Trotsky
Europe
Canada
United States
Edgar Sisson
Committee On Public Nformation
Petrograd
Kerensky
France
Tchitcherin
Davis Fights Hard To Win Decision Over Kellys Man
Davis of Camp Wise edged Kelly man Goldman in a technical decision after a hard fought boxing card at the army camp athletic HQ. Nearly 8000 soldiers watched as Davis, Zollas, Noderignez, Steinbach and others delivered tough bouts with several crashes and a dramatic finish. The event was witnessed by Lt. Col. David H. Bower and numerous officers and troops.
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Kelly Fiell
Capp
Don Wise
Lewis
Kelly Wield
McKee
Wise
Thnt
Hastings
Hatch Artillery
Davia
Camp Wise
Battling Goldman
Kelly
Jonvig
Goldman
Davis
Zollas
Balloon Company
Stettinger -G' Rheny
Noderignez
Christie
Steinbach
Adams
Hutto
Toner
Goth
Lient
David H. Bower
Guests at local hotels list a string of visitors
Mrs W S Timmons and daughter from Dallas stay at St Anthony. James A Carlile of San Francisco wires from De Lanier. Mea A Ge Biri of Fort Worth moved to Gunter. Sware from Chicago is at the Manger. Bett Donman of Dallas visits Lanter. Campus of Latesic stops at the Gunter. Winifred Burke of Victoria in Bray Ing at St Anthony. Perrett of Tubing at the Gun eter. Adanut of St Louis at St Anthony. Miss Iosias_THI ullps of Houston bursts at Menger. H W Hoffman of Denver re stored at Lanier. Joseph HH McCale of Patterson NJ at Guater. C D Wilson of Atlanta registered at De Wetavish of Chicopa. W Pavish a cage at St Anthony. Fr Mack Kercheville of Devine at Lanier. S Resenfela of New York at Menger.
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Ine i.Perrett
Tubing
Guneter Adanut
St. Louis
St. Anthony
Auanta
de Wetavish
Chicoppia
W. Pavish
Mack Kercheville
Devine
Lanier
S. Resenfela
New York
Menger
Billions Saved by Using Industrial Wastes in Fertilizers
The Chicago News highlights how by using by products from industry and forging new fertilizing elements, America saved billions in wealth and soil value. It details waste streams from wood processing, meat packing, fish oil, bone and blood by products, blast furnace slag, cement dust, and cement kilns as sources of potash, nitrogen, and phosphoric acid for fertilizers, noting rising by product utilization since 1909 and 1916.
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Amevia
Chicago “News
William H. Ross
Department of Agriculture
New England
Tron
Steck
America
Riverside Portland Cement Company
Security Cement & Lime Company
Bureau of Soils
Weather and Market Entries From San Antonio Report
Weather forecast for San Antonio Texas includes rainfall and temperature outlook for the period ending at 7 a.m. The market notes list various meat products with prices and grades, including bacon bellies and cheese, reflecting commodities traded in the region.
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San Antonio
Tex
Higher price range fails to enlarge supply of stocks
New York stock market opens with bulls buying in the active specialties despite higher price ranges not drawing out more stock. Railroad issues show gains while converters and convertibles move within limited ranges amid cautious buying. Weather and poetry notes appear in the same period, reflecting a mixed day in the financial and cultural sections.
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New York
Ytsura
Canaulin Pacific
Claflin Liberty Bottas
Sccaml
Women Dress for a Year for 229 Dollars in Canada
A Canadian General Electric list shows cost to outfit women for a year at 239.40 dollars in Toronto. Items include suit 35 lasting two years, winter coat 17.50, dresses, waists, skirts, underwear, hosiery, gloves, and repairs, totaling 240 dollars with a long list of seasonal garments and alterations.
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New York
Toronto
Canada
Jemployes
Gener
al Bleatric Company
Siu
L. C.ceceeseccreenes
Conservation of tin and its mounting wartime demand
The piece outlines tin shortages driven by war, noting near total reliance on foreign sources and the large uses in tin plate tins foil and collapsible tubes. It highlights government steps to curb consumption and preserve tin for essential wartime work.
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United States
America
Far East
China
Australia
Cotton Market Drops on Rumor of Price Fixing
Quotations from principal markets show a fall as reports claim the government will fix a cotton price and control distribution. New York October contracts opened at 21.30 a bale, down about 7 per cent from the prior night’s close. losses reflect weather damage and general selling.
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Cotton Exchange
New York
New York Cotton Futures Reach Low on Government Price Talk
The market opened sharply lower as traders priced in potential government action to fix cotton prices and distribution. October fell to 24.00 while January slipped to 31.00, with early declines around 93 to 160 points and a closing near barely steady, down about 110 to 15 points from the prior session.
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New York
Washington
Otayber
New Orleans Cotton Prices Fluctuate Amid Weather, Trading Slips
New Orleans cotton traders faced a firmer early session with price declines of 104 to 11L points before steadying. Weather remained cold and wet but did not offset the downward pressure from dispute rumors on price fixing.
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New Orleans
Stock Market Aids War Effort Influence On Trading
A New York financial review notes a warding stock trend with industrials and specialties leading. Traders see stock scarcity as the controlling factor, with a shift to restraint aligned with government aims to devote funds to war industries. Government influence steadies government and railroad bonds.
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New York
Tresg Parnests
Sdort
Local Livestock Market Quiet on Saturday Across Regions
Union Stock Yards report little activity with light receipts and stable or mixed prices. Hog and cattle quotes varied by city with Kansas City St Louis Chicago and Fort Worth markets showing modest changes and steady trends for most classes.
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Union Stock Yards
Commission Mien
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Fort Worth
Tex
Corn Prices Fall to Lowest Since Present Deliveries Began
Chicago market notes corn at its weakest since the start of present deliveries with October futures near 1.40 and November around 1.45 as government demand and export interest support the market while other commodities show limited gains. Kansas City cash grain quotes list mixed wheat prices and lower oats as tradable values slip in today’s session.
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Chicago
Anwar
Hoga
Markets Report Mixed Prices Across Commodities
The market notes mixed gains and declines with butter and poultry steady or lower. Receipts show varied volume for potatoes corn and other staples while livestock and dairy prices reflect regional demand. Weather is not cited, but wholesale and retail trends appear uneven across states.
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