Horses for National Guard units under defense act
Washington dispatch reports the War Department will allot 32 horses per National Guard cavalry troop field artillery battery and headquarter units returning from the Mexican border to home stations. About 125 cavalry troops 104 artillery batteries and related units will receive mounts with potential auction disposal for excess horses. The arrangement reflects updated muster out orders and corrections to troop designations from General Funston's report.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
National Guard
Signal Corps
Funston
War Department of the National Guard
Massachusetts Infantry
Massachusetts Field Artillery
Montana Infantry
New Jersey
New Jersey Cavalry and Field Artillery
McDaniel's Children Called for Grand Jury Questioning
Subpoenas were issued by the grand jury probing the July murder of Mrs. Oscar P. D. McDaniel wife of the county prosecuting attorney Three minor children aged 14 and 3 may be questioned about the McDaniel home life and marriage.
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McDaniel
Joseph
Oscar PD. McDaniel
This County
Roumania and the War Ultimatum Discussed
The article recounts statements about Roumania's neutrality shifting under Bratiano and Russia’s pressure. It claims Roumania sought Bukowina and other territories, while central powers pursued action in Galicia. The piece notes alleged British entente pressure and a late August ultimatum leading to war.
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Lemberg
Bratiano
Russia
Przemysl
Page
Bukowina
Roumania
Entente
Germany
Galicia
Gorlice
Serbia
Berlin
Bucharest
Ste
Roumanian
Found a Home in San Antonio Spirit and Service
Ten months after birth in San Antonio the speaker found a permanent home in the city. Gratitude is expressed for the generous reception by locals and the strong patronage for the store from the start. The speaker emphasizes hard work to provide efficient service as thanks to the people.
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San Antonio
Wilson Bros. Superior
Germany Will Persevere to Win War, Says Chancellor
Berlin dispatch reports Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg in the Reichstag pledges perseverance until victory. He notes harvest strength, condemns Britain as a leading offender of international law, praises German sacrifice, and urges renewed war loans to back fighters. The session adjourns to October 5.
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Berlin
London
Germany
Reichstag
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Great Britain
Develop U S First Hirsch Tells Bankers
The speech urges bankers to forearm by increasing balances with Federal Reserve banks and retiring national bank notes. Warburg calls for keeping gold in vaults, issuing elastic currency, and expanding reserves while pushing reform of reserve funds and interest laws.
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United States
J. Warburg
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve
Warburg
Examinations and Statistics Shift With Federal Reserve Board
A report notes a change from the comptroller of currency to the Federal Reserve Board for examinations and the gathering of statistics. The shift affects regulatory oversight practices and data collection procedures across financial institutions.
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Federal Reserve Board
Comptroller of Currency
Tuberculosis conference opens in Louisville in October
The Mississippi Valley Conference on Tuberculosis will hold its fourth meeting in Louisville from October 4 for three days. More than a thousand delegates from fourteen states are expected, with officials noting a half million valley residents living with the disease and ongoing work by Red Cross seal campaigns, clinics, and 153 sanatoria.
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Louisville
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
Mississippi Valley
Red Cross
Illinois
Indiana
Oho
Michigan
Wisconsin
Missouri
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Arkansas
Ani
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Memphis
Conference In Louisville Focuses On Small Town Problems
The Louisville sessions addressed issues mainly affecting smaller cities towns and rural districts and highlighted attendance by around 60 delegates at the conference.
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Louisville
Army assigns officers and grants leaves in routine orders
First Lieutenant Norman V. W. Peck is ordered to San Antonio for aviation examination. Second Lieutenant Duncan Richart is assigned to First Cavalry. Captains Chalmers G. Hall and Clenard McLaughlin receive two months and fifteen days leaves. Colonel George H. Penrose proceeds to Washington, D. C., quartermaster corps.
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Norman VW. Peck
Infantry
San Antonio
DUNCAN @ RICHART
First Cavalry
Chalmers G. Hall
Tenth Cavalry
Clenard M'Laughlin
Thirtieth Infantry
George H. Penrose
W Quartermaster Corps
Washington, D. C
A White African Race Berbers Perceived As European in Appearance
The Berbers of Africa are described as white skinned with blue eyes and light hair, unusually industrious and skilled, differing from common beliefs about African tribes. The article notes southern European origins, long-standing distinctness, and minimal visible markers besides color.
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Europe
French Build Roads and Public Works in Saloniki
Paris troops in Saloniki advance permanent improvements with a $50,000 cold storage plant and planned naval barracks. General Sarrail oversees road, sewer, lighting, water, and streetcar upgrades, praising the civic impact while English troops drill nearby.
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Associated Press
Saloniki
Sarrail
England
Greece
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Wala Ek Ed
Macedonia
Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Conservatism
State National Bank
Mr. Sugarman
Seaie
Copenhagen
Sugarman Bros
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