French Bombardment and Verdun Trench Loss Reported
Berlin reports claim French forces dropped 14 400 projectiles in reprisal actions near Bar le Duc and along the Meuse region while Verdun holds on Hill No 344 and German lines. Ottawa notes Sir Wilfrid Laurier retires after leading the Liberal party for three decades. Mayoral fraud indictments and local notices also appear alongside routine business in New York and Artesia briefs.
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Berlin
Meuse
Verdun Reion
Varis
Bar-le-Duc
Baden
Fribourg
Volkeleenu
Hoten
Perjury Charge Dismissed in Mooney Case
The complaint charging Frank Oxman with perjured testimony against Thomas J. Mooney, linked to the Preparedness Day bombs murder case, was dismissed today by Superior Judge Grigin. Christenson has returned from Tulsa Oklahoma where he investigated. R. H. Kemp, Roswell lumberman, is in the city on business.
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Thomas J. Mooney
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Christenson
Tulsa
Klabora
R. H. Kemp
Roswell
Autumn Bridge Party at Mrs Downing's in Carlsbad
Yesterday's perfect autumn day accompanied a farewell bridge gathering at Mrs. J H Downing Otis hosted by Mrs Downing with guests from Carlsbad. High score won by Mrs J B who received a carved wood plaque as a keepsake.
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J. H. Downing
Otis
J. B
Mra
Nna
Denver
Colorado
Mexdames Ltd
Hardy, Jackson
Rawlins
American Medical Officer Killed in Action in France
Washington reports Lieutenant G. P. Howe of Floston, a member of the medical officer's reserve corps, was killed in action on September 28 while on duty with forces in France, according to the adjutant's announcement.
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France
Associated Press
Washington
G. P. Howe
Floxton
Interstate commerce commission eyes new rail tariffs
By order of the Interstate Commerce Commission the inter-mountain rate case was reopened to consider railroad proposals for tariffs that would raise prices by ten to sixty percent, affecting about seventy percent of the previous rates.
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Thy
London crowds demand swift reprisals against Germany
A large crowd of poor Londoners in the southwest district urged Prime Minister Lloyd George to retaliate for the air raid on London. The Daily Mail reports the Premier pledged strong action saying Britain will “give it all back” and “boom Germany with compound interest.”
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Associated Press
London
Cpt. SA
Lloyd George
The
Daily Mail
Germany
Aasa
Price of sugar falls across states in Rocky Mountain region
In San Francisco in October the price of beet and cane sugar dropped from 8.20 to 7.25 per pound. Retailers were selling sugar at twelve pounds for 1. The price recently had been 1 for 7. Virtually every state of the Rocky mountains is affected by the reduction, sugar company officials said.
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San Francisco
Rocky Mountains
Officer Training Camps to Open January 5
Washington reports the third net of officer training camps will open January 5 to educate enlisted personnel from the regular army national guard and national army for commissions. About 2490 graduates from specified schools and colleges will be admitted.
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Premashington
Regular Army
National Guard
National Army
100000 Men of National Now on Way to Cantonments
Two hundred thousand men, the third increment of the national army, are en route to sixteen cantonnements. Violent artillery fighting continues at Verdun as reports from Paris on October 3 indicate persistent shelling and clashes with opposing forces.
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Ly Associated Prensa
Washington
Ay Associated Press
Paris
Verdun
Artillery Activity Reported East of Ypres
Associated London reports artillery activity continued on the east of Ypres with both sides engaging. Official statement says otherwise there is nothing further to report.
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Associated London
Ypres
Typhoon strikes Tokyo area. massive homelessness and deaths
Associated Press dispatch reports after a major typhoon that swept through Tokyo causing 400000 homeless, 133 dead, 217 missing, and 1346 houses demolished. Rural districts suffer vast damage with many villages inundated and feared further losses.
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Associated Prong
London
Reuter
Shanghai
Tokio
American destroyer collision in European waters towed to port
Washington reports an American destroyer in European waters collided with a British naval vessel. The damaged American ship was towed safely to port after repairs. The incident followed by a separate House wrangle over Heflin charges as Mason accused him of treachery and corruption.
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Theellison
America
Associated Press
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