Morgan Begins Syndicate to Handle Loan
New York reports definite formation of a bankers syndicate to float a six hundred million dollar credit for J. P. Morgan and Company and other financiers. Groups will operate in major cities with regional managers to underwrite the Anglo French loan. bonds to be five-year notes convertible later to longer term bonds.
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Beilaity
J. P. Morgan and Company
Willy Vieun
United States
Middle West
Cnans
Maritiaas
Fea Suire
Freviany
Tod
Ioan
Great Britain
Francs
Soas
France
Gollaze
New York City
London Hears of Loan Terms to Break Deadlock
London reports the definite loan terms for Anglo French negotiations and measures to end the exchange deadlock. British financiers expect further actions to stabilize rates and curb gold outflows as remittance funds await transfers and the loan helps offset the adverse trade balance.
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London
U S Machinists to Work in Europe Amid War Demands
American machinists across the country will leave New York within a week to work in European belligerent nations' plants. The move, reported by the International Association of Activists, aims to meet war production needs as wages reportedly rise to attract skilled toolmakers.
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New York
Aerous Aly
Sil Parte
Abe
Inge
Great Britain
Russia
Train Arrives at Nuevo Laredo With Passengers
Laredo Texas September 29 The first train from Interior Mexico reached Nuevo Laredo carrying about ten passengers including Americans and foreigners. The train traveled quietly through the territory with reports of conditions improving and passengers traveling from as far south as Mexico City. Adyiles from Metheity state mention a commission appointed by Unrranza to investigate the petroleum industry in Vera Cruz aimed at government takeover of oil control.
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Laredo
Tex
Interior Mexico
Contof
Ofl
Rock Island Suit Seeks Seven Million Dollars
New York Sept. 2 Jacob M. Dickingon receiver of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company filed a suit in the supreme court to recover 1,600,000 from the directors of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company.
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New York
Jacob M. Dickingon
Chicago
Rock Inland& Paritie Railroad Company
Supreme Court
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
Golf Expert Tillinhast To Direct San Antonio Links
A golf construction expert, A. W. Tillinwhast, sails from Philadelphia Tuesday and heads to San Antonio to plan the municipal links. Commissioner Ray Lambert expects a telegram later to confirm arrival, then Tillinwhast will confer on site at Brackenridge Park with plans building a noted Chicago area authority. He has designed prominent courses and aided Jacksonville Florida recently.
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Antonio
Tillinetiase
Philadelphia
San Antonio
Ray Lambert
Iillinghast
Lambert
Brackenridge Park
Pillinghast
United States
Jacksonville
Fla
Weather forecast across cities with stormier tendencies
A fragmented weather page notes San Antonio and St Louis with cloudy to chilly conditions and a warming trend into Friday. Observations list highs around 70s in Chicago and 60s in New York with northeast to northwest winds and light rain probable in several regions.
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T. Louis
Chicago
Karas Citt
Gulf storm moves inland as Louisiana braces for high winds
A West Indian hurricane precursor sweeps northward near southeastern Louisiana. The Weather Bureau warned the center would likely pass between New Orleans and Atchafalaya Bayou, with hurricane-force gusts possible on the east Louisiana coast. Wind rose to 42 mph in New Orleans by 9 am, and the barometer stood at 29.32 inches.
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Loutalna
Atchafalaya Bayou
Sheer
Lonisinny
Gulf
Weather Bureau
Uae
Tropical Storm Near Morgan City Affects Gulf Coast
A tropical storm moving north toward New Orleans lashed Morgan City with winds near 69 miles per hour. Widespread damage was not yet known as communication lines faltered and forecasts warned of gale conditions along the Mississippi and Alabama coasts. San Antonio and Galveston weather expected partly cloudy to colder by Thursday.
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West Gulf
Wauisiane
Arkansas
Mongan City
Morgan City
New Orleans
Galveston
Dallas Says Wires Down In Storm Reach
Wire service between Texas and New Orleans and nearby points was halted early today by a tropical storm. Dallas headquarters for three telegraph companies reported wires in the New Orleans district and westward were affected, while lines from Dallas to Galveston and Beaumont were operating normally. Weather officials warned even a weaker storm could disrupt communication for foresters near the storm center.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
New Orleans
Pointe
Galveston
Beaumont
No Galveston Storm Reaches Galveston
Fox reports Sept 29 that Galveston feels no effects of the inland storm over Louisiana. Ally lines are functioning. Western Union claims no wire trouble in Texas though near New Orleans wires are down.
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Fox
Louisiana
Western Union
New Orleans
Texas
New Mayor of London Elected in Council Vote
London, Sept 28. Sir Charles Cheers Wakefield was elected lord mayor by the council. He is an alderman and head of a manufacturing company, decorated with the Order of the Legion of Honour.
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Wakefield
London
Sir Charles Cheers Wakefield
Br the Cawnella
Charles
Atreene
Hidia
Malta
British Transport Ramazan Sunk by Submarine
News from Athens and Berlin reports a British transport Ramazan, 3497 tons, sunk by a German submarine near Crete or the Dardanelles area. Survivors landed at Athens, many lacking clothing, while earlier dispatches varied on the vessel’s identity and fate.
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Dardanelles
Hamazun
Frankfort
Crete
Athens
Jer- Hin
Messinking
Critiah Transporte
Hiitlan
Winh
Thollan Treont
Au Athons
poliMbla
Eame Incle Dent
Army of the North Parade Reviewed by Wilson in DC
Washington September 29. All that remains of the Union Army of 200,009, five years after its parade, marched from the Capitol to the White House for a review by President Wilson. Thousands lined Pennsylvania Avenue. Confederate veterans joined the cheering crowd. Wilson stood with hat in hand as American flags passed, while Chic Justine White Wesel, Confederate Veteran Sir Clell Spring-Rigs, the British ambassador, and Jusserand the French ambassador watched nearby.
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Pennsylvania
Capitol
White House
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Wesel
Clell Spring- Rigs
Jusserand
Ambassasroy
Buford to sail for Manila from Galveston
The United States Army transport Buford with the Twenty-seventh Infantry will sail from Galveston for Manila this afternoon at 4 o clock. The ship was prepared to depart September 23 but delays from a changing war situation caused the postponement. En route the Buford will make a long journey with stops planned at Panama and Honolulu.
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Tex
United Lisies
Buford
Manila
Louisiana
Panama
Honolulu
Convict Otto Hooker Dies After Gun Battle
Otto Hooker escaped convict who killed Oregon penitentiary warden Harry Minto and wounded Jefferson city marshal J. J. Benson died today after a gun battle in an unswept house. He had served a sentence for burglary and was described as a model prisoner. Governor Ferguson returned to Austin after attending his mother’s funeral in Texas. Greek reservists in the Pacific Northwest prepared to respond with thousands volunteering as Greek protests surfaced in Washington.
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Ore
Otto Hooker
Harry Minto
Oregon Penitentiary
J. J. Benson
Jefferson
Henker
Bandits Fire On Autos. U S Forces Tighten Border Precautions
Four attackers fired on autos near Mercedes Texas after dark as U S cavalry and infantry units strengthen patrols. Colonel Blocksom and Major Anderson led detachments. no injuries reported. Authorities investigate with no clues found amid heightened cross border tension and Mexican espionage concerns.
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Tex
A. P. Blocksom
Third Cavalry
Edward Anderson
Twertte Cavalry
Blocksom
Cantiin
Ace Caskey
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Mercedes
South Texas
Yaida
Robert L. Bullard
Ay Ps Blogksom
Mi Polta
Ie Auxteans
Progreso
Bullard
Twelfth Cavalry
Dullard
United States
San Diego
Ine
Taval County
Texas
Carranza
Mexico
Republic of Mexico
Rangers Ant I Austin Tax Near Waa Detail
Details a plan to add a new ranger for Sutton County and nearby areas to curb cattle thieving. Grants BR. L Martin of Sutton County and Sam H. F Hill of San Angelo led the appeal, joined by Nat 8. Tones on duty in the vicinity. The issue is broader than Mosican bodils, with others implicated.
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Waa
Sutton County
BR. L Martin
Sam H. F Hill
San Angelo
Hat
Allies Prepare to March on Berlin Report
Fragmentary wartime dispatch suggests Allied forces near readiness for a major push toward Berlin. Mentions may include troop landings in Macedonia and operations around Constantinople with simultaneous advances in Mesopotamian and Near East theaters.
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Berlin
Oliver case fallout in Texas town catches attention
In Mt Pleasant Texas Mrs A J Olver and Guy Martin were picked up yesterday in connection with the shooting of Ald Oliver at his home in Mt Pleasant south. Jin Roan is being held July 2 as witness Oliver sustained wounds. Expect further developments from the sheriff. The motive appears linked to insurance collections Oliver carried.
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A. J) Olver W
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Ald Oliver
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Jin Roan
Nearo
Oliver
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Cooper
Board of Debt Clear of Debt for First Time in Eight Years
New York Sept 29 Reports from the Episcopal board show receipts for the past year totaling 1 067 009 dollars, with additional funds aiding sonetus purposes and 3271 000 raised for emergency needs. The board states it is now out of debt for the first time in eight years.
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New York
Strike to Continue as Chicago Garment Walkout Reaches Day Three
Prospects for settlement remained dim as 13,000 garment workers extend their walkout on day three. Union organizers pressed efforts to halt production while strikers maintained solidarity despite limited progress.
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Chicago
Aly Earry
General Cremer Wounded at Sarocy Camp Accident
General Cremer was seriously wounded at the Sarocy camp while observing experiments with explosives. He and his taftent fears were hurled some distance when a mine exploded accidentally.
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Paris
Geners
Cremer
Sarocy
Freighter on fire reaches La Rochelle in patch report
The British freighter Cressing tor, sailing from Tr oupe for La Palice, put into La Rochelle on fire. Ten patches reached here today.
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Trowpe
la Pailice
la Rochelle
Italians Harm Garitte Red Cross Hospital, Berlin Report
Overseas News Agency dispatch from Berlin cites Austrian official statements alleging Italian forces struck the Garitte Red Cross hospital, with the facility marked by a red cross. The report, transmitted via London and delayed by censorship, mirrors prior wartime claims.
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Berlin
Wieeles Ta Tuckertoni
Areney
Fhellet
Garitte
Rolph Is New Mayor Of San Francisco
San Francisco September 26 James Rolph was elected mayor of San Francisco in a decisive victory. The nominating party and city officials announced the result amid celebrations in downtown streets.
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San Francisco
Cal
James Rolph
San Fransisco
New submarine success reported at Trovencetown
Navy department representatives announced today that a submarine completed an underwater cruise after a four satisfactory test, claiming the submarine will be larger than the famed German U-boats.
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Navy
Marine
German Loss on West Front Leads to 120000 Casualties
British forces report heavy Allied gains on the Western Front with official French estimates placing German losses at about 120,000 across three army corps. British and French offensives push in Champagne Artois while Austrian and German actions unfold in Serbia and Poland amid shifting command.
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