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Newspaper

Sioux County Herald

Location

Orange City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1916

Page

7

British Army Drives Forward on Somme Front with Tanks

British forces push along a six mile Somme front from north of Combles to the Poivre Bapaume road capturing Courcelette Martineuide Flers and advancing beyond Fler. armored cars in support aided by heavy shelling as Germans resist fiercely at Guillemont Delville Wood and Poivre.

London Perth Somme Yester Arrinis Combles Berand Poiviere-Bapaumeé Courcelette Martinnuid Flers Londes J—Army Bapaume Fler Martinpuich Ginchy Guillemont Hoderite Abe Thiepval Delville Devils Wood Teicher Corman Highwood Flont Piers Aeros Esritisi

Pettit carried on cot to attend inquest death of 18 year old bride

Chicago dispatch reports Maurice Pettit former Cedar Rapids bank teller was carried on a hospital cot to the inquest into the death of his 18 year old bride whom he said he killed to keep her pure. The coroner’s jury urged murder without bail. Pettit injured after attempting to escape a railroad train during return to Chicago.

Chicago Maurice Pettit Cedar Rapids Carrie Schreibner Petit Pettit Mourder

German Counter Attacks Along Somme Beaten Off

Paris reports German assaults north and south of the Somme were repulsed. French forces captured 400 prisoners yesterday and found six German bodies in a trench. Allied aviation conducted operations as trench lines near Combles and Gerny En Sanitre were reported. 20 prisoners, including five officers, were taken south of the Somme.

Paris Somme Aar Clery Boerny Peronne le Priex Combles Gerny-En-Sanlterre

Women, Insurance Risks Hover as Morbidity Shifts

In St Louis, T A Phillips cited in a convention address that mortality among women is lower than men but insurers find women’s lives unprofitable with limited policies and higher rates. He noted losses are greatest in the first five years, and married women exhibit higher mortality while spinsters are lower, widows and divorcees similar to men.

St. Louis Whita T. A. Phillips St. Paul Minn Phillips

Onions Vote on Sympathetic Strike

New York date Sept 15 unions vote on sympathetic action to back striking streetcar workers. Longshoremen, teamworkers, tidewater boatmen, coal barge crews, stationery engineers and firemen may join. A total of 70 000 men expected to be called out and machinists union with 26000 members already voting to strike. If water front workers join the strike virtually all waterfront work would shut down.

New York Tey Machinists

Trade facts safe asserts British War Secretary

London reports David Lloyd George, British secretary for war, says German agents aim to cast doubt on his government’s good faith over information for wartime action. He insists trade secrets and business data of American firms are safeguarded by military censors and government departments amid propaganda claims.

London David Lloyd United Suites House of Commons Robert Cecil R Trade Robert Foreign Office Hotterdam Cina Tt America

Nightly Fire Endangers Guests At Empty Minneapolis Hotels

Firefighters battled a blaze in an unoccupied Minneapolis building sending guests of two nearby hotels into the street. The flames caused about 300000 dollars in losses. one building was destroyed and several others damaged. Police suspect vagrant squatters started the fire.

Minneapolis Minn

Fearful Explosions Kill Dozens at Aetna Chemiesi Plant

Six men remain missing after a heavy explosion at the Aetna Chemiesi company plant in Pittsburgh's outskirts. Company officers fear all workers in the building were killed as rescuers scour the ruins for bodies. The plant is believed to manufacture a high explosive. Meanwhile, a separate report from Queenstown says the British liner Counsellor, sunk southwest of Calley Head, may have hit a mine or been torpedoed, with American fireman Frank Callingham cited in dispatches.

Aetna Chemiesi Company Oark- Pittsburgh Pada Warahington D. C Consul Frost Queenstown Harrison Counsellor Seattle Calley Head Fife Frank Callingham London

Omaha Woman Incinerated in Fire at Home

Rirsdark P Malmberg 45 of 040 Leavans Street died early today from injuries after a fire destroyed the family home. Her husband was badly injured and expected to die. also notes a bank call issued in Washington and a government figure on school spending.

Omaha Net Washington Comptroller of the Currency United States

High priced diamond back terrapins seized in Newport case

John Foster 40 and Phoias Simmons 66 from Newport were found guilty of possessing diamond back terrapins in violation of the fish and game law. They were fined 2200 and ordered to pay costs 7.46. The law sets 20 dollars per diamond back taken.

Prom Phildelphia Dnquirer Faddleton John Foster Phoias Simmons Newporthy

Catholic charities conference Begins in Washington

Prominent Catholic laymen and church leaders from across the United States arrive for the fourth biennial conference of Catholic charities in Washington. Sessions at Catholic University will cover child welfare, private placement, social work education, and delinquency treatment. A pontifical high mass opens the program with dignitaries attending.

Washington United States Conference of Catholic Charities Catholic University Thomas Shahan Catholic Unifreen Rw BK 1 Wlenry Tihen Lincoln Shahan Bongana Hel Mareenwy Tie Aprean

Balkan Front War News Telegrams Report Macedonian Front Action

Serb military advances push six miles northeast of Plorin. 32 Bulgarian troops captured. Bulgarian and allied forces report heavy battles along the Macedonian front with shifting front lines and demands on Saloniki. Struma front sees raids and artillery exchanges. Bulgarian positions face bombardment and reinforcement movements.

Yaris London War Office Plorinw

Russians Dominating Affairs of Rumania

Bertin Day Sept 16 Accur Pajtung Aw has induced Muraniss to prohibit absolutely the fate of lige ners and on consent to the appointment of Thussians as members of the Burmi Tian secret police and department of finance and as commanders of the oris in northeastern Parmanta cod admin istrators of the radirends. The news who was in Bueh mia declare war Austria says a member of the Petrograd police force led a riots which atacked Jews, King ait and wounding a large number.

Bertin Accur Pajtung Muraniss Burmi- Tian Secret Police Department of Finance Oris Parmanta Buehmia Austria Petrograd Ait

Motor Message From Coast To Coast

A message carried by motor across the country relayed from Plymouth to a destination, leaving Plymouth at noon Monday. Little damage reported at Mitchell as another report notes a state car showing a small percentage of crop losses in the San Joaquin valley California faces likely limits on output.

Seattle Wash Plymouth Duget Sound Lawson Mitchell, Mitchel S. J. Bent California San Joaquin Valley

GE Investigation Of Packing Houses In Denver Session

Resolutions adopting a federal trade commission inquiry into packing and livestock industries were approved at the three day conference of the market committee of the American National Live Stock association in Denver. Prominent western and southern livestock men attended the session.

Denver Colo Federal Trade Commission American National Live Stock Association

Federal inquiry into high flour prices urged by city official

Commissioner Hartigan of the mayoral bureau of weights and measures asks the federal trade commission to investigate whether high flour and bread costs are due to normal market forces or artificial manipulation centered in Chicago. He argues wheat price manipulation may drive the current burden on the public.

New York Federal Trade Commission Washington Hartigan Buresau Chicago Chicago Board of Trade

Anne Howe Dies Sister of President Wilson in New London

Mrs. Anne Howe, only sister of President Wilson, died in a local New London hotel after two weeks of peritonitis. The president had visited, and her body was to be sent to Columbia for funeral services. Survived by two sons George Howe and Wilson Howe and a daughter Cothran along withMiss Margaret Wilson.

New London Conn Anne Howe Wilson Milisaret Wilson George Howe North Carolina Wilson Howe Richmond Cothran Phildelphia Columbia D. C

Several Private Banks in Chicago Prepare to Close

Chicago reports indicate several more private banks are to close soon, according to attorney AlacLay Heyne who says he knows of multiple "one horse" one man institutions. Investigation into Michniuk & Sons private bank is promised and prosecutors plan indictments next week. Michael Michniuk, head of the firm, was expected to surrender. The Michniuk bank, with deposits of $50,000, was the 45th private bank to fail in five years.

Chicago AlacLay Heyne Michniuk & Sons Private Michael Michniuk

14063 Troops Start 3 Mile Practice Hike From San Antonio

Fourteen thousand sixty three officers and men from the regular army and national guard begin a three mile hike from San Antonio toward Austin. They camp at Camp Mabry for three nights then return after eight days. The unit draws guardsmen from Wisconsin Illinois Kansas Texas and Missouri under Brig Gen Henry A Green.

San Antonio Tex Regular Army National Guard Austin Mabry Wisconsin Illinois Kansas Texas Missouri Henry A. Green

Eight Hour Day Law Praised by William Allen White

William Allen White, editor of the Emporia Gazelle, supports the Adamson eight hour law and a Democratic revenue measure. He calls both “a real progressive measure” and “a revolutionary step forward,” defending increased taxes on income, inheritance, and consumer goods as fair to fund government protections.

Emporia Kan William Allen White Emporia Gazelle Wilson Congress

Dobrudja battle report claims decisive victory for central powers

Telegraphs from Berlin and Bucharest report Russian and Romanian forces withdrawing in Dobrudja. German Field Marshal von Mackensen says Bulgarian Turkish German troops have gained a decisive victory, while official statements deny a conclusive outcome and note continued pursuit northward.

Berlin Bandon von Mackengen Balkans Dobrudya London Tobrudja Wi- Tam von Mackensen Dobrudja

Universal military training urged in Mexican independence day talks

Felix Palavicini, minister of public instruction in the de facto cabinet, urged universal military training in Mexico City on independence day. He said a trained citizenry would prevent army domination and support a strong government, while avoiding military control over civilians. The independence anniversary was marked across the republic.

Mexico City Felix Palavicini Palavicini Gleneral Carranza Mexico Republic

Germany rejects recognizing loans to Belgium during occupation

Washington reports Ambassador Von Gernstorff told the War Department the German government would consider any loan Belgium negotiates in the United States during Germanys occupation as null and not binding.

Washington von Gernstorff Tie Department Belgium United States Germany

Banker Slated for Premier of Greece

Athens reports King Constantine summoned Nich’ ake Callagoyeropoulos, Ionian Bank director and lawyer, to discuss forming a cabinet. Dispatches say he was ordered to Tatoi, with indications of a ministry formation succeeding the Theotokis cabinet.

Greece Athens Constantine Cuhal Nich'ake Callagoyeropoulos Awyer Ionian Bank Tatud Callagoyeropoulos Entente Muse London Heuter Caliagryeropoulos Tatoi M. Calinevyeropoulos Theotokis

North Carolina Guard Called Up as Border Tension Rises

Washington reports the North Carolina national guard ordered to the border today. A Detroit resident, Adam Zutaitz, faced a petition seeking a home relocation to Jake Hug, Judge Edward Comra, with the order to be carried out.

Washington North Carolina National Guard Adam Zutaitz Detroit Hia Jake Hug Edward Comra

Scholarships for American Singers by Chicago English Opera

BMasell Horsfall, general manager of the Chicago English Opera company, announces eight scholarships for young singers. Winners receive free tuition with top American teachers and a general engagement with the Chicago English Opera company for the coming season.

Bmasell Horsfall Chicago English Opera Company Amien Chicage English Opera Company Wii America Chicapo English Opera Company Eeie

British Shipping Orders Cause Senate Push for Retaliation

Washington reports the State Department probes the new British order restricting exports to Denmark Sweden Norway and the Netherlands while Senate leaders press for retaliatory acts. Officials stress no policy change and list goods affected as critics call it discrimination against American trade.

State Department Senate Washington Norw Sweden Denmark Holland London Skinner Borax Boris Wetherlands War Trade Department United States Netherlands Overseas Trust England Emibes Neutral Conmligt Germany Americana Presiant Wilson Britain France Helland Thamberlain Holand Scandinavis Thimberaits Great Chamberlain Great Britain Senator Chamberlain Blackfist Great Biain Arian Ec

Elkus Reaches Constantinople as New American Envoy

Abram T. Elkus arrived in Constantinople on September 11 to assume his post as the American representative to Turkey. A parcel post gold brick valued at $1,800 and insured for up to $100 drew attention in the report, with parts of the shell manufactured in Canada and other components from Manchester Glasgow and London.

Associated Press Elkus Turkey Constantinople Abram T. Elkus State Department Parcel Post Shell Canada Mamccester Glasgow London

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