Marines Train Apart From Regular Army In France
American Field Headquarters in France reports Marines, separate from the Regular Army, operating with their own billets and training grounds. A Boston-born chiropodist tends to their feet, while Marines fund a French war loan and maintain rivalries with Army units.
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Philadelphia
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Marine Corps
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Marines
Army
Sweden Distrusted for German Cipher Ties in War Clouds
London reports say Sweden’s transmission of German cipher messages via its foreign office could justify war declaration by England. Britons warn Scandinavia risks entanglement as America exposes Swedish pro German links. Allies demand Stockholm sever ties and apologize to avert further crises.
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London
Sweden
England
United Press
Scandinavia
America
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Sweder
Stockholm
Emsland
Wavuniitoie Hymn Revered Amid Revelation Claims
The fragment notes a kuttie hymn called Wavuniitoie as central to a revelation. It references Carly and unsettling themes of death and devil, with unclear origin and context.
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Devil
Frederick Nelson Hats For Autumn Occasions
Frederick and Nelson present a charming assortment of hats for autumn events. Knox blocks for day wear feature straight side roll and ding brim Sailor shapes with grosgrain ribbons. Velvet afternoon hats offer soft draping and shirred effects with simple trims. Dress hats in velvet and plush show burnt feather accents and ostrich effects.
Food Shortage of Crisis in Petrograd
War era dispatch from London reports Petrograd entering partial civil evacuation as Premier Kerensky dismisses General Kerniloff and appoints Klembovaky. Provisions and munitions plants are placed under guard while strict orders tighten public life amid fear of renewed German advances. The capital’s evacuation plans and army discipline debates mark today’s crisis in the Russian capital.
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Mussin
Strike Still In Force Despite Reports From Press
Local officials say the lumber strike remains active with mills at Everett and Aberdeen attempting to operate Monday. Aberdeen workers threaten to strike again after a “takod” eight hour day and a return to action. A reunion of 1917 state legislators is planned for October 3 at The Western Washington fair in Puyallup, with invitations sent by Lt. Gov. Hart on suggestion of former State Senator Paulhamus.
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Ribot quits as French premier amid Socialist opposition
After failing to form a new cabinet Ribot resigns with his ministers. Socialist leaders refuse to back a cabinet and Painlevé begins talks with President Poincaré on forming a new ministry. Albert Thomas had already withdrawn support.
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Argentine's Anger Focuses on Sweden Over German Wire
Buenos Aires reports Argentina furious at Sweden over the German diplomatic wire via the Stockholm legation to Berlin. Officials doubt Swedish complicity but call for full explanation and recall of Count Luxburg as tensions rise.
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Germany
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Stockholm
Berlin
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Injuries Hit German Leaders as War News Stirs Rome
Reports from Rome dated September 10 claim Field Marshal von Hindenburg and General Ludendorff are injured in a wreck or under treatment. The dispatch notes recent French and Allied actions, with emphasis on Ludendorff as a key figure alongside Hindenburg in the German high command.
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Rome
Mindenberg
Wage talks in Seattle loom as union and employers move to settle
Officials of the Seattle Metal Trades council expect wage negotiations to begin Monday with representatives in Washington seeking a settlement to the wage controversy that had threatened a strike last week. The union's representatives had indications discussions would start then.
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Washington
Seattle Metal Trac Council
Shipping board dealings meet yard owners in flux
Difficulties arise arranging matters with the United States Shipping Board as metal trades members report delays caused by shipyard owners’ representatives arriving late in the camp, creating friction and uncertainty for local workers and planning.
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United States Shipping Board
Pope Benedict Denounces London Interview as Malicious
The papal secretary of state repudiated a recent interview attributed to Pope Benedict published by the London Daily News calling it a malicious invention. The document asserts the interview misrepresented the pope and implied pro German sympathies.
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United Press
Rome
Pope Benedict
London Daily News
Papal Secretary of State
New Fashions Feature Lavish Fur Trimmings in Coats
Readable list of fur types and widths signals a fashion page. The feature highlights cloth and fur trims in coats from 44 inch to special 24 inch widths, noting children's garment fur options and multiple fur species including coney, fox, ermine, mink, beaver, and sable among others.
Confessions of a Wife and the Paris Park Meeting
Paula and Jeff converse in a Paris park where memories and courage collide. He praises her resilience and hints at a new play featuring a bold heroine, while Paula questions her own ambition and readiness for the stage as their dialogue hints at future revelations.
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Paris
Pari
Pawla
Cour- Awe
Jeff
Tom
Weed
Paula
Hannah
Frankel
England
America
Paulat
Safety Engineers Open I. Y. Meeting
The Sixth Annual National Safety Congress and Exhibition opened at Grand Central Palace with thousands of engineers from every industry attending. The event, run by the National Safety Council and the American Museum of Saggy, will run five days amid heightened safety concerns as many men are away at war.
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Grand Central Palace
National Safety Council
American Museum of Saggy
John Barleycorn Reels To His Death In Federal Liquor Crackdown
Washington tightens liquor rules after a new food control law becomes effective. It now makes manufacturing or transporting liquor federal offenses and bans eye openers travelers formerly brought from Canada, per U S Customs Inspector.
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Washington
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Canada
U. S
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