Teutons Fear Attack On West Front
Associated Press reports German forces push toward Dvinsk on the Dvina, threatening Petrograd route. Russian positions retreat near Vilnius amid encirclement fears. Paris notes French artillery success along the western front in the ongoing Kizpun battle. German airman downed in a clash with French aviators. German reinforcements strengthen Lille defenses as autumn rains approach. Bulgaria mobilization and tensions rise. a domestic Russian strike over duma prorogation suspended but possible. The Globe highlights sulphuric acid scandal at Spring spar, with questions about shipments and vessel safety.
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von Hindenburg
Paris
Lierman
Kiz Puns
Orly
Mrenel
Seuches
Dierman
West Front
Rottersdam
Belgium
Lille
Fravice
MssiLi
Vinnel
Dytha
Higt
Lida
Trussian Forest
Dvina
Petrogi
Vinsk
Friedrichstadt
Russia
Bulgaria
Tne Globe
House of Commons
O. Pon~ Richt Say & Co
America
Globe
Swh
Ana
Tenant & Co
Ropert
Snikeerland
Truancy Decline Despite Larger Chicago School Enrollment
Chicago officials report that compulsory education laws reduced truancy even as total pupil numbers rose. In 1896 there were 9157 absences. by 1914-15 attendance grew by about 140000, yet absences fell to 4080. Female truants were a small portion, with prosecutions increasing modestly across installations of the educational system.
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Chivagg
Chicago
W& Ra- Nort
Roanes
Dram Shop Suits Filed Against Saloon Keeper
Two million dollar damages under the dram shop law have been started against a Chicago saloon keeper by relatives of drunken patrons. The suit alleges impairment of support when tavern keepers sell liquor to intoxicated individuals despite warnings from dependents.
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Caicano
Chicago
Saluan
Extension of two cent letter rate discussed at Wastington meeting
A meeting in Wastington discussed extending the two cent letter rate and parcel post expansion to all American countries. The International High Commission on Uniformity of Laws, including delegates from the United States and South and Central American representatives, plans a Buenos Aires session probably in early November. Attendees included Madeon, Janu Bassetl Moore, dotin H H Fahey, senator Fietcher, Faal M Warburg, and Samuel Untermyer.
Probe On New York Cave-In Investigations Begin
Rep he Pye atti al invetigations of the aietin ar One Wie sulliwas Net eters ene tan Ai Bevenee avery, it wh beth sexys eps wore Wille and aban 5 Tus !Jured, were in proatess taday.
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Souris
Aietin
Avery
Wille
Nine Inch Rain Deluges Corpus Christi
Nine inches of rainfall in Corpus Christi over 36 years ending noon on the 23rd. The city endures a deluge that equals a third of the usual yearly total, threatening floods and damage to bridges streets and seawalls. Authorities warn of continuing high water as streets flood and public works brace for impact.
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Corpus Christ
Dawasging Bridge
Atreetm
Sifewotk
Governor Ferguson to visit Salado for ailing mother
Mrs Ferguson is reported seriously ill at Salado with Governor Ferguson and Secretary of State John Mckay en route by automobile to be at her bedside. The condition worsened Wednesday afternoon, prompting the trip.
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Austen
Tex
Ngward Hag
Salada
Werguegn
Werguson
John &. Mckay
Salado
Weather and Wind Trends Report With Temperature Noted
The report outlines gusty winds and variable temperatures across the region with a low of 38 and a high near 68. Rainy intervals are expected, with periods of overcast skies and cooler air in the afternoon.
Protesting 10 United States promises illegal debts
National debt and payment debates unfold as Llorente files statements amid Mexican and American actors. Reports describe Villa’s forces retreating in Chihuahua, warnings over Carranza recognition, and release of captives with ransom demands. Volunteers and officials weigh the risk of renewed conflict.
Ampa and Sonora clash leaves several dead and wounded
Reports from AMPA, Sonora and Sonora indicate an ambush and clashes near the rail line. The attack wounded a number of soldiers and civilians, with trains damaged over a ten kilometer stretch near an unnamed station. Authorities say matériel losses include cartridges and arms, while the death toll and exact identities remain uncertain.
Why Voter Was Barred Indianapolis 1894 Election Case
In the May 5 1894 primary trial of Mayor Joseph Bell on election conspiracy charges two primary board members testified that ward Lyons backed by Bell had more votes than ballots counted. Elias Dueberger, Democratic candidate for justice of the peace, said a man was prevented from voting and the poll book keeper said he would not vote for Lyons.
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Indianapolis
Istate
Joseph’ = Bell
Ki“ward Lyons
Bell
Elias AV. Dueberger
JB Democratic
Justice of the Pears
Hook Harder
Hook
Union Men on Trial in New York Murder Case
Seven officers and communists from the Clank and Salt Makers Union stand trial charged with murder in the first three, linked to the Absatizein Tiebavitz case during the garment workers strike of 1910. The defendants named are Max Sigman Morris Stupnicker Sol Metz Tulvis Woolf Max Sings Tanchite Auspils and Abraham Weilinger. A fund of 250 900 reportedly raised by the Trades Union for their defense.
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New York
Clank and Salt Makers’ Union
Tany
Benjamin Fein
Tie
Max Sigman
Morris Stupnicker
Sol Metz
Tulvis Woolf
Max Sings
Tanchite
Auspils
Abraham Weilinger
Flying Boat Sets Record Run to Oswego Harbor
A flying boat tested a record route from Toronto to Oswego, reaching Oswego harbor at 548 a.m. after a near 90 mile journey. The craft skimmed about 100 feet above the water, with crew members including Loni Pipa and others aboard amid heavy seas and technical trim.
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Oswreg
Toronto
Oswexa
Ratury
Oswean Harbor
Consulate Hit By Bomb Closes Mission Dilapidated
Unclear message reports a bomb strike on a consulate in Washington with limited details. Officials say investigation continues while the building’s status and responsibility remain undecided.
Russian embargo against U S U5 lifted in formal accord
A Sept 23 report states the United States and Russia signed a formal agreement allowing Russian goods to enter the United States again. Secretary Lansing and Russian ambassador George Rakhmeteli signed the pact, with conditions that shipments will not reach hostile parties. The move expected to release millions in goods held since the war began.
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United States
Lansing
George Rakhmetelf
Alleged Plot To Blow Up Aetna Mills Thwarted
A plot to blow up the Aetna powder mills near here was thwarted. Police arrested Austrian worker Mike Beysuweek after an employee affidavit alleged a plan to destroy the giant with bombs. Investigators found a letter promising $10,000 to a Detroit contact for aiding the attack.
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Gary
Tnséph
Aetna
Here
Meinte
Mike Beysuweek
Hye Wes
Begowyeh
Bezowyen
Detroit
Ford on a submarine inspection report in New York
In September Ford toured a submarine yard and inspected the vessel and marine machinery. The report notes a strong peace, but mentions a political note about a party and an official named Ramp Poliady, with unclear details and a safety-related context.
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York
Tulty
Anagnesd
Ramp Poliady
Ford
Diplomatic Victory Reported on Contraband War Rules
Washington dispatch notes German position on naval warfare and American vessels. It says Berlin seeks to avert a break with Washington, allowing destruction of contraband only under certain conditions while forbidding attacks on ships carrying conditional contraband without warning. The piece discusses potential arbitration and Hague tribunal role in settling indemnity versus treaty interpretation.
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Washington, D.C
Willian
State Department
United States
Vermatuty
Germany
Great Britain
Tiiwe Mate Abaghite
Berlin
Dry Kenny
Bremen
North Germaan Lloyds
Wo Phun
Geena
Hague
Breit
Washington
Brbicedtinn
Nevis
International Lay
London
Monumental Hikes for Citizen Soldiers Across the Nation
A string of events highlights strenuous hikes by citizen soldiers and a university visit in New York. The piece notes training drills, equipment like rifles, and references to professors praising programs. It mentions Victories, dates, and institutional ties, with oblique remarks on safety and discipline.
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Sonora
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Mme National Halfwaye
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Charee
Flying Boat
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