Greece to Submit to Entente Demands
Athens reports a breakthrough after Boulogne talks between France Britain and Greek leaders. Greece appears ready to comply with Entente terms and align with the coalition as a patron and people rather than individuals.
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Greece
Athens
Constantine
France
Britain
Boumgne
Venizeios
Anni B Sins
Reece
Itu
Associated Presa
Muuel
Entente
French Wane Kew Cans at Verdun In Early October
French troops report progress in the Verdun region with captures around Vaux and artillery gains near Aucheemcourt Bertin. German forces claim repulsed French attacks on the Moraute south bank as both sides exchange artillery fire and minor reconnoitering.
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Verdun
Vaux
French War Department
Chemissoul
Port Pouaumool
Somme
Auuchmecourt
Bertin
Suyvilled
Moraute
Presties
Minzancourt
Chiaul- Hes
Hell
St Strug
Nish
al Neon
Yesterdin
Deunuinont Fort
Tut
Millinaf
Restores Extinct Mammals for U S Museum Work
Scientist J W Scollies, employed by the government, has restored most skeletons shown by the National Museum of prehistoric mammals. In recent years a separate department has been devoted to each branch of bird and animal mounting. Mr Scollick is a vertebrate zoologist who prepares all sections of birds sent for preservation.
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J.W. Scollies
Uncle Sam
Thas
National Museum
Mr. Scollick
Uncle Sam's Speediest Aerial Torpedo Revealed
The U S Army unveils an aerial torpedo designed to explode precisely six feet above the ground, scattering fragments horizontally and delivering greater damage than German Zeppelins or Allied bombs, with uncertain impact point.
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United States Army
England
Germany
Conflicting Telegrams Report Mexican Crisis and Border Tensions
A series of dated dispatches from Mexico City and Texas describe Generals Carranza and Villa amid border alarms. Reports mention Villa moving to cut rail links near Chihuahua and Carranza consolidating at Queretaro with advances described as improving. Local authorities await updates as border security steps increase and vigilance remains.
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San Antonio
Bex
Villa
Santa Husane
Aoound Sahific
Chihuahua Trem
T Shing
Army
Otras
Baker
Mesxico
Department of Justice
Mexico
Washington
Satevo
German destroyers raid Channel. ships sunk and damaged
British admiralty says ten German destroyers attacked the cross channel transport service last night. Two German destroyers were sunk and the rest driven off. The empty transport Queen was sunk. crews saved. One British torpedo boat destroyer Flirt is missing. Subdian disabled. Nine sailors saved from the Fort.
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London
Cross Channel Transport Service
Admiralty
Adriralty Anned Fellows
OUP
Channel Transport Service
Wheat Prices Rally Amid Argentine Drought Doubts
Chicago wheat markets climb as traders reassess Argentine drought claims and delivery pressures. Exporters and foreign governments hold December wheat options, signaling potential delivery of grain futures amid unsettled weather news.
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Chicago
Deb
Hot on Trail of Election Frauds
The Department of Justice sharpens focus on voter registration frauds in Iowa with Frank OQuily named Held agent. He will oversee charges of fraud in Shiv Indiana and Illinois and will cooperate with district attorneys across the region. The agency signals vigilance against alleged schemes.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Iowa
Frank Oquily
Shiv
Indiana
Illinois
Wuld
Postwar moves aim to push women from jobs in Hanover
A fragmented postwar plan in Hanover seeks to replace women with men in various roles. The effort involves a broad network of business groups and a government commission to restore wages and jobs after the conflict.
China Treaty Violation Allegations Stir Diplomatic Debate
Fragmentary OCR notes accuse China of treaty breaches amid railway and border dispute claims. Mentions Petrograd and unspecified authorities evaluating conduct and possible government actions. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Cold Wave Forecast for Next Wednesday Amid Varied Predictions
Weather notes indicate a potential cold wave for next Wednesday across regions including the Upper Mississippi area. Forecasts call for lower temperatures with possible snow in certain locales, while some areas show moderate cooling and shifting conditions through midweek.
Flour price rise reported in Minnesota grain markets
Abinnesbolis Minn February reports a 20 cent per barrel increase in best grade flour with the market quoted at 10.40 per barrel and the first sale price noted at 10.20. The market observers expected further changes as baskets and shipments move.
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Abinnesbolis
Canadian Captain Moss Dies of Wounds in Rouen Hospital
A doublegram from New York reports the death of Captain Charles Alexander Moss of the Eighty first battalion, Canadian infantry. He was wounded ten days ago and died Tuesday in a Rouen hospital. He previously served as chief justice of a local organization.
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New York
Charles Alexander Moss
Eichtuy
Gin Ajoss Wrkiam
Charles Moss
Malarie
Meta Psi
Rouen
Berlin Teachers May Marry During War Retained
Berlin magistracy and Berlin Schoenebers school board decide women teachers who marry during the war shall be retained in office and keep their prewar pay. They will seek increased pay from state funds for length of service as well.
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Berlin
San Antonio
Magistracy and
School Board of
Berlin-Schoenebers
Mary
Baptist Session Deals With College Location Fight
In Des Moines, the Iowa Baptist convention named H. E. Foskett as president and elected John G. Farner, F. Sage, R.R. Sadler, and J. H. Cochran to key posts. The session focused largely on the contested site for a new college with Des Moines favored to keep it, opposing Cedar Rapids’ Lowa Palis proposal.
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Hex Moines
la. Oel
the Baptists of
Towa
Hlore
H. E. Foskett
Shenandoah
John G. Farner
Cedar Rapids
F. &. Sage
Washington
RR. OR. Sadler
Pella
J. HL Cochrane
Des Moines
Treasury
HW. Stevens
Sioux City
Association Board of Managers
Lesars
Baptist College
Lown Palis
Big Gold Import Delivered By Morgan & Company
New York today saw a $15,000,000 gold deposit from Canada at the assay office, Morgan & Company acting as fiscal and commercial agents for the British government. This brings the year’s total to about $450,000,000, largely for British and allied interests, with a possible halt to further metal imports expected after the next flotation of the new $300,000,000 British fund.
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New York
Chold
Canada
Pb, Morgan & Company
Fool Drivers Warned Against Driving Impaired In Crowded Streets
The piece decries intoxicated drivers who operate meter cars amid crowds. It urges drivers to stay sober and cautious, warning that alcohol impairs judgment, endangers pedestrians, and can kill or injure bystanders.
Thought He Had Right To It From the San Francisco Bulletin
A sexton at St. Josephs church caught Morris de Latour robbing the poor box and booked him on burglary charges. De Latour claimed poverty and entitlement to the money. An unrelated item notes a missing pocketbook in Lisbon tied to Mayor Christopher, with later arrest and grand jury dismissal for lack of evidence.
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San Francisco
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Beever Falla
Justice of the Peace
W. H. McElvaney
Kew Galilee
Christopher
Lisbon
Thio
Justice McElvaney
Columbiana
Burning steamer racing for port
New York Oct 27 The French Are eo which departed with 180 passengers from New York Oct 22 is heading for Fayal in the Azores with fire in one holds. Advices say the Chicago mis expected to reach Lidelville today. The Chicago Bordans for New York Oct 22. The ship is 26 602 tons and built in 1408.
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New York
Hideaux
Fayal
Azores
Maritime Exchange
Lloyds
F. Ldelville
Italian Air Corps Medal Winners Honor Valor After Aerial Battle
King Victor Emmanuel awards medals to three Italian air corps members for valor after a three mile high clash with Austrian forces over the Albanian coast. Captain Ercole, Captain Carbelli, and Captain Albino observed the fight and survived a subsequent forced landing inside enemy lines.
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Rome
Paris
Victor Emanuel
Adriarian Voust
Freale
Reichstag Rejects Plea to Suspend Liebknecht Proceedings
A Reichstag committee rejected the socialist democratic minority’s petition to suspend proceedings against Dr. Karl Liebknecht during the current session. The advisory action was delivered in Berlin with London reporting.
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Herlin
London
Reichstag
Karl Liebknecht
London Singer Miss Smithson Fined For Unshaded Lights
From the London Chronicle Miss Florence Smithson a noted singer was fined for unshaded lights at her flat She admitted she had friends over and forgot the shades were not drawn highlighting a minor distraint over lighting.
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London
London Chronicle
Florence Smiihson
Protest Against Columbus Day Public School Closings
Parents in an American city protest public school closures on October 12 Columbus Day. They argue Columbus did not discover North America and oppose giving students a half day, citing concerns from families with varied backgrounds.
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P Dent
Schoo
Tian
Eluixen
Ero
America
Europe
Columbus
North America
Tadeo
Hin
Presse
Board of Educationorem
Symuluihy
Frese Ee
Tenement Children to Visit Wilson at Shadow Lawn
New York on the east side will send children from shuttered sweatshops to Shadow Lawn to hear President Wilson. A donor prize fund supports the trip as part of a broader appeal for child labor reform. The piece recalls Theodore Roosevelt era protests and past marches by miners’ children seeking relief from harsh work conditions.
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New York
Wilson
Shadow Lawn
Wilson da
Ciwater Tay
Woodrow Wilson
Hospital Fire Ruins St Elivnbeth Deliberate Suspicion Grows
A hospital fire destroyed St Elivnbeth the ruins confirmed yesterday with authorities allowing body searches. Grey Nuns mourn the losses as an inquiry indicates a death toll near one including five children. Police guarded Warnham amid multiple small fires fueling incendiary suspicions.
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Farnham
Aac
Tadey
Warnham
Ywark
Measure of reprisal aimed at Norway
A wartime notice states Germany warns Dutch ships not to use German iron in repairing Norwegian vessels. Compliance could lead to loss of further supplies and materials from Germany.
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Norway
Armsteriuuimnsi
Nor- Way
Nieuwe Totterdamedis Courant
Germany
Cerny
Weather Hinders Armies On Macedonian Fronts
Paris Geta official statement from the French war department says weather hampers military operations on various fronts in Macedonia. Front line work pauses as conditions slow movement and supply shipments.
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Paris
Get
Riad Wenther
Macedotmia
French War Department
Sas
Stump Bill Sit Grinding Mill Preserved in Indiana
A unique late 19th century stump mill sits at a South Boston area farm in Indiana. Owned by the Woomith family for over a century, the horse powered device grinds corn, producing about one bushel in twenty minutes. Constructed from a felled oak or walnut tree, the mill is carefully shaped and preserved in working condition.
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Indianapolis News
Tohingsen County
Indiana
Woomith
Boston
Ty O
Cauntry
Temil
Black Murder Case Heads to Jury Trial
Disjointed report outlines a murder case involving William Black and John Copeland from Adtingden SW. The state aims to expedite proceedings as a reburial date looms and testimony from Sadie Flack is noted amid health concerns.
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Ted
Industrial Council Formed in Germany Report
A new industrial council is formed in Germany linking central industrial groups and local trade bodies. The move aims to coordinate policy across factories and unions, promoting unified representation and regional development.
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Industrial Council
Germany
Grain speculation by women to be stopped
Fragmentary text indicates a historical note about efforts to restrict or halt grain speculation by women. Names and context are unclear due to damaged OCR, but the topic appears tied to a trade board or business regulation discussion. The readable parts reference Joseph Cir, A. Wells, Bred J. de Saath, and a women’s involvement in speculation.
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Joseph Cir
Renmiurerd
A. Wells
Ing. Amd
J. de Saath Loris
Apern
Board of Trad
Shay Heen
Wage raise granted employees of Wrigley
A clipping notes employees of Wrigley will receive a ten percent wage increase. Details on the timing or scope are unclear due to damaged text, but the action reflects a new pay adjustment approved by company leadership.
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Wrigley
Huge Gold Shipment From Canada Reported In New York
An immense gold shipment arrived from Canada to New York on March 28, totaling $15,000,000. Of this, $200,000 was deposited at the assay office and $5,000,000 placed at the cleaning department of the federal reserve bank. Total imports from Canada this year stand at about $365,000,000.
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New York
J PL Mary & O
Canada
Assay
Clanning Degre de Ceeredin Ag
Federal
Alles
Romanian Armies Hold At Key Points In Battles
Reported fighting across the eastern fronts shows Romanian forces stubbornly resisting on the western and northwestern lines. German troops have made little headway, with defense efforts and local counterattacks described near several villages and river crossings as the conflict widens into Transylvania and Galicia.
German government under heat over budget motion and foreign policy
Fragmentary report from Berlin via London outlines domestic anger at the government over a budget motion and foreign policy choices. Newspapers criticize the administration while opposition voices press for changes amid a tense political climate.
Church Seeks To Put Humanity In Industry
A wrecked OCR fragment outlines church aims to promote humane work conditions and welfare through industrial reform. The text mentions service to welfare and income justice, but readable details are limited.
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Church
Japanese Want Peace, Elbert Gary Says
Elbert H. Gary states Japanese seek peace in remarks recorded during a meeting. He cites experiences visiting the Philippines, China, and Japan while advocating friendly relations. The report also notes unrelated items on Petroleum output in Kentucky and other varied subjects.
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Elbert H. Gary
Peat
Filbert H. Cary
En Tray & Steet
Say Rami
Clary
Orient
Philippines
China
Japan
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