Soaring Cotton Oil Market Reaches New Record Highs
New York trading surged as cotton oil prices and shares hit fresh records amid wartime demand. Baldwin Locomotive rose to 114 4-4 while steel stocks like Crucible and Bethlehem advanced. Cotton seed oil sales topped 5,009 barrels with a 24 to 49 point gain, driven by short covering and expectations of a smaller crop.
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United States
Baldwin Locomotive
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America Locomotive
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Studetaker
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Bryan to lecture in Houston on European War impact
Sept 27 Houston speaker Wil am Joonnnes Bryan will lecture in Houston on October 3 detailing The European War and its implications for the US. The event is under church auspices in Houston.
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Wilam Joonnnes Bryan
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British Warships Reported Sunk and Damaged
A German official statement says one British warship was sunk and two were damaged by a beta weapon battery along the Belgian coast near Zeeiwagee amid a new Allied offensive. After losses, British ships withdrew. the report lists French and British prisoners and gun crew casualties in the Wind raid.
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Ultimatum Reported From Bulgaria to Serbia
A Sofia dispatch via the Overs Stay News Agency says Bulgaria has sent an ultimatum to Serbia. The report notes no confirmation and describes tense powers in Bulgaria as awaiting official word. The rumor originates from Sofia and is not yet verified.
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Feuton Resents Tirade on Wilson
Albert Von Hoffmann of the German American Alliance resigns after a stormy meeting where attorney Kurt Vor Hepperl called President Wilson an icK ass and a crook. Hoffmann quotes his pride in ancestry but says his son earned a US army commission before leaving. Mrs Ferguson in Belton Texas remains gravely ill and is kept alive with oxygen.
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Weather roundup for cities shows varying temps and winds
Observations from Bonth St Louis Chicago Milwaukee Kansas City New York and Washington report mixed conditions including partly cloudy skies in some areas and rain or drizzle in others. Temperatures range from the mid forties to the mid fifties with east or northeast winds and low chances of clear weather.
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Receiver 13 Appointed For Katy Railroad
Article reports the appointment of Receiver 13 for the Katy Railroad amid legal suits. It traces historical ties to the Union Pacific system, noting connections from Kansas to Texas and detailing past mergers and line expansions through Missouri, Kansas, and Oklahoma, with emphasis on the Katy system and its northern routes.
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Man
Holden
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Holdest
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Ken
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Texas Receivership Appoints Schaff Leader of Railway
Charney and Schaff, president of the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway System, was named receiver for the Missouri Kansas Texas Railroad of Texas by Judge E R Meek in Dallas. Local backers say the move will not halt plans for a $1,000,000 passenger station and terminals, noting financing and available funds.
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Alleady
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Caribbean hurricane heads toward Cuba and Florida
Storm warnings issued as a West Indian hurricane moves north through the Caribbean toward the extreme western Cuba coast and the Florida waters. Weather officials caution vessels in the western Gulf and southern Florida channels as the storm nears the Uinta channel.
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Gy Seni
Caribbean Sea
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Ie Yuratan Channel
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Chicago Garment Workers Strike Sparks Citywide Action
Chaos in Chicago as about 15 000 garment workers walk out over wage demands halting production in the clothing district. Police reserves mobilized to handle the walkout amid broader labor unrest. A separate report notes a great storm in Italy causing widespread damage and travel disruptions with minimal casualties.
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Fila
Grand Army in Reunion Washington D C
The forty ninth annual reunion of the Grand Army of the Republic will be held in Washington D C with veterans and attendants anticipated. Former officers and old soldiers from the era will be featured at the event in the Winter House. Hosts expect about one hundred veterans to be entertained.
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Grand Army of the Republic
British Ship Natal Transport Sunk by German Submarine
The British sqauman Natal Transport was shelled and sunk by a German submarine on September 17 south of Crete. Its 34 crew were rescued and landed at Piraeus, Greece, later conveyed to Mallaby by liner Memphis arriving yesterday.
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Turks Aid German Loan Crisis Report In Constantinople
A Constantinople dispatch notes that a substantial unity among Turkish donors emerged for a German loan drive. About 270A carge subscriptions amounted to nearly $600,000, with most contributions in moderate sums reflecting broad sympathy for Germany.
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Broadway Streets Closed as Subway Construction Proceeds
New York city officials closed portions of Broadway and other main corridors to traffic to permit a safety survey amid subway construction. Engineers began examinations and a preliminary inquiry sought to determine whether a hood of dissolving risks could lead to further loss of life.
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el Hood
Weathered drill under rain as civilians begin weeklong war prep
In Chicago and Washington a rain soaked field hosts 474 civilians in military training today as the second week of wartime instruction begins with drill and battle formations. President William Wilam, campaigning in Prieton, plans primary vote strategy, while Pioneer capitalist Rae Moony dies at 78 in Canatman, Texas, after years in Pais Tundle enterprise.
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Financiers to Visit Chicago to Seek Loan
Moneyed men from as far as Colorado expected to assemble for conference in Chicago. bankers from the West and Middle West plan to discuss a joint Anglo American loan of 590,060,000 to be granted with five percent government notes.
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Vienna To Recall Dumba Immediately In 1917 Crisis
The source references recall actions involving Dumba and the United States during President Wilson era. It mentions the Austro Hungarian defender and a 2 year period, indicating diplomatic or military pressure amid wartime policy shifts. The fragmentary text points to a recall decision affecting Vienna and American relations.
Clean-up notices issued for city cleanup day
Instructions by Mayor Brown and city commissioners outline clean-up day for Thursday this week. Health department directs residents to pile weeds grass old papers and trash for burning on first sanitary inspector visit. Vacant lots to be cleared alleys weed overgrowth removed water systems drained and mains repaired. Keep homes clean swept dusted whitewashed papered as required.
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German war office reports stalled Lille offensive
The German war office announced a halt to the Lille area offensive after fierce German counterattacks slowed British advances. Paris and London report heavy fighting on multiple fronts with French and British artillery and infantry gains north of Arras and along the Yser front. Russians claim a victory in the southeast. Belligerents press advances while German defenses hold. Allied reports emphasize ongoing heavy bombardment and shifting front lines across northern France and Belgium.
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