Mexican Banks Suspended in Mexico City Over Paper Money
Mexican authorities suspend two banks in Mexico City after their notes exceeded metallic reserves. Laue Cabrera, chairman of the Mexican committee, said a monetary commission now supervises and aims to restore stability. The move, seen as retaliation amid depression, was discussed as a wartime policy.
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New London
Npelom
Landon
Mesien
Mesi
Laie Cabrera
Cobrers
Americen Demlern
Mesleo
Oshrers
Cabrera
Village Swept Away by Invasion and Havoc
Reported by Reuters from Amsterdam, widespread destruction described across multiple villages as invaders attack, civilians flee, and military forces pursue. Government actions include plant reopenings and embargo talk, with casualties and evacuations cited amid confusion. An official note mentions a shift in policy and continued unrest.
Disease of infantile paralysis subsiding says health director
Driskac at the Academy of Medicine reports infantile paralysis cases are subsiding in France Former Minister to China, William J. Calhoun, dies in Chicago at 68 after months of illness. Washington dispatch notes the Census Bureau reports the nation's lowest death rate on record for 191h with 125 per thousand.
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Ile Academy of Medicina
France
Washington
Census Bureau
Gotham to face general strike in transit fight
Rapid Transit Company president refuses to confer with strikers as talks stall amid mayor’s involvement. Union leaders press for broad sympathy strike by about 700000 workers. Interborough and New York Airway company heads pledge no further talks. United Hebrew Trades backs possible sympathy action if asked by the Central Federated Union.
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Mitchel To
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Weetohwater and
Yonkers
Dulane
Anim
Theodore Shonis
Interborough Rapid Traneje Company
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Ae Bhoure
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Oscar & Strave
Republc Service Commission
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Contra! Federated Union
Riots In Chihuahua City Amid Palace Break In
Descriptions report bands storming the palace in Chihuahua City plundering fabrics tapestries and mirrors while soldiers and animals roam across soaked carpets. The premier Rathgeripoulue denies any pro German alignment as authorities prepare to review the situation.
Arena Victima File Dur Colorado Ryrings Cwin Claimes
Lawsuit alleges damages totaling 150000 after a collapse of two sections at the Welsh White arena in Colorado Springs on Labor Day. The Colorado Springs Athletic Club is named as plaintiff against multiple defendants.
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Cwin
Aled Mimciay
Omir Agathet
Colorado Springs
Brittem Lose in August
London casualty lists for August report an officer named AN Offienne kit ted wounded and other entries. totals unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate casualties and updates from the fortnight.
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London
Seth Low Dies After Long Illness, Noted Educator
Seth Low former president of Columbia University and public life figure dies after long illness. He shaped higher education and civic affairs, leaving a lasting impact on academia and public service.
Major General Mille Dead in Washington Home
Major General Mille chief of the division of militia affairs died at his Washington home Monday after illness of pneumonia. Mille was a New York native and held senior command during his service.
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New York
Longshoremen Strike Proposal Across Atlantic Coast
A plan for a general sympathy strike by tong thoremen along the Atlantic coast was announced to urge officials of the inter allied union to support the Pacific longshoremen strike. The move aims to show solidarity with Pacific coast workers amid ongoing labor actions.
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England Plans Tariff Scheme to Raise Funds and Reshape Trade
London chamber of commerce reports a proposed move to abandon most favored nation treaties, with graded tariffs across imports. Free trade would end, tariffs set by groupings, with neutrals and allies facing varying duties and enemies paying the highest. Estimated impact includes a yearly revenue gain around $87 million and a shift toward protectionism.
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Allias
Otter
SETH LOW Former New York Mayor and Columbia President Dies
Former New York mayor and Columbia University president Seth Low died at his country home in Brookwood Hills Brownbrook Park New York after several months of illness at age 66 He rose from merchant prince to politics and education and was reelected mayor in 18. He survived a memorable incident when a moving elevator injured a Chicago strike of bankers and actors.
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Columbia University
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Jong Haw
Mir. Low
Thief Gets $40,000 Loot In Oakhurst Break-In
Police search for a thief who broke into the home of Mrs Edward F. Young at Oakhurst New Jersey and carried off valuables valued at 40,000 dollars seeks to locate suspect. The incident occurred recently, details indicate a significant burglary at the residence of the Young family.
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Mra Edward FF
Young
Oakhurst
Mra. Young
Bandits Kill, Wound Four in Homestead Bank Robbery Pursuit
Four bandits robbed the State Bank of Homestead in Florida and fled into the Everglades south of Miami. A posse pursuing them killed two men and wounded two others during the chase through the marshes.
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Homestead
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Bandits Defeated After City Assault by Villa Faction
A villa led force of about six hundred attacked Chihuahua City on September 16 but was repulsed by the constitutionalist army. Many Villa followers were captured and executed. General Treviño was wounded. Nearby, W L Jennings, former superintendent of machinery at Denver’s School of Mines, was found dead beside a cat, suspected self-inflicted inhalation of an anesthetic.
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Cale
Crown Prince Rupprecht Assigned to Teutonic Forces
Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria was given supreme command of Teutonic forces on the Somme front, consolidating central leadership amid ongoing military operations.
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Bavaria
Somme
Bulger Granted Six Day Reprieve by Pardons Board
Denver reports the state board of pardons has granted an additional six day reprieve to James Bulger. The reprieve applies to the week starting November 12 while he remains under sentence for the killing of Lloyd F. Nicodemus.
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Bulger
Denver
State Board of Pardons
James
Lloyd F. Nicodemus
Woman Named for Congress in Seattle Race
Mrs Frances C sae of Seattle has been nominated for congress from the Second Washington district on the Democratic and Progressive tickets. She is a member of the legislature and grows active in public service within the state legislative body.
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Seattle
Frances C. Sae
Washington
Allies Press Ahead as Front Shifts in France and Cushioned by Britains
British and French forces press their offensive south of Somme with deeper trench gains near Combles and Denivourt. German counterattacks repelled, Bar leux trench captured, and operations extend from Combles to surrounding Istela. In Dobruja Romanians and Russians consolidate gains while Germans retreat toward Ablaincourt. Turks report success. East Africa ports fall to British control. Italys hold Curso front amid Austro attacks. Berlin claims new Russian losses along Narayuvka. Carpathians see repulsed assaults and 3500 prisoners.
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Greek premier pledges benevolent neutrality amid entente stance
Londin reports Greek Prime Minister M Kalogeropoulos says the new government will observe benevolent neutrality toward the entente. He rejects Germanophile accusations, though admits admiration for Germany, per a Reuters dispatch from Athens.
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Aero Corps Disbands Amid Waiting for Planes
New York dispatch reports about 100 volunteers from the First and Second Aero companies of the New York National Guard quitting after waiting for government airplanes to practice. In Berlin, the Overseas News Agency cites that 78 Allied aeroplanes were lost in August from British and French aerial engagements.
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Berlin admiralty says 126 ships sunk in August
An official admiralty statement issued Sunday reports 126 hostile merchant ships destroyed by the central powers in August and 35 neutral ships carrying contraband of war to a tale.
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Danish Steamer J. Madvig Sunk in Copenhagen Dispatch
A Lloyds dispatch from Copenhagen reports the Danish steamer J. Madvig of 1,764 tons sunk with the crew war casualties uncertain. the report notes the vessel’s loss and ongoing inquiries into the incident.
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Notorious Becker Dies in Poverty in New York
The death of Charles Becker, once notorious as a forger and skilled penman, occurred nearly four weeks ago in poverty, friends report. Albert Beveridge of Indiana plans a four week speaking tour through central and western states for Hughes and Fairbanks starting October 5.
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United States
Albert J. Beveridge
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Oowder
Making One's Way in Life
A motivational piece urging readers to stop waiting for life to hand them success. It argues individuals should act as architects of their own destiny, accept responsibility, persevere through conditions, and credit their achievements to themselves while acknowledging occasional help from others.
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The Diver Detective and a Pirate Diver Twist
Peter C. Kincaid recalls Lusitania lore and a diver detective tale about two divers hired to find a treasure chest. They allegedly worked daily, drew pay, but found nothing until the detective discovered them in armchairs at the wreck, playing poker with the rumored chest.
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Peter C. Kincaid
Watered a Flivver Man Gets Water At New York Hotel
A hotel guest paid a dollar and a half for water for his auto, insisting the flivver deserved the best. He ordered a pall of water, then four quarts were sent out and used before he hurried to catch a train.
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New York
Peculiar Maine Lighthouse On a rocky coast ledge
Far on the coast of Maine a ragged rock edge, Saddleback Island, hosts a lone lighthouse. Access is by a derrick chair with ten men on duty. no keeper resides, only two assistants.
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Maine
Fogs Noted On New England Coasts
Official figures show that fogs are more frequent on the coasts of Maine and New Hampshire than on any other parts of the United States coastlines.
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Maine
New Hampshire
The
United States
Always Give the Best for Your Work Ethic
A motivational motto stressing personal responsibility to deliver top effort. It urges never settling for compromise, urging individuals to provide their best for themselves, their work, and their employer. The message emphasizes self-improvement and dedication.
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Belvedere Brooks
Evil Wrought by Peevishness in Life
A concise reflection on peevishness as a corrosive of vigor and progress, noting its daily depredations and how it taints what it cannot consume, attributed to a Johnson quotation.
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