Carlsbad Eyes New Industrial Era Amid Trouble
Readers learn of Carlsbad's shift toward industrial development after flood damage to the Tansill dam. The town seeks to recover water power and the lake's benefits through plans advanced by Mr. Tansill, with earlier 1916 work referenced and early reports noting national political moves in Minnesota.
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Carlsbad
Senate
Journmint
Norton
ACTIN
Ranma Pint
Amin Nauifn
Citiens
Tansill
Woman shoots sleeping husband in Denver home
Mrs Patrick Riley fired at her sleeping husband at their Denver residence after kneeling by his bedside and praying for his soul. He died three hours later and she surrendered to authorities. Riley worked for the Denver Tramway Company. She said he was cruel and it had to be done.
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Denver
Colorado
Patrick Riley
Riley
Denver Tramway Company
Captain Thierichens Stands Trial on Mann Act Charge
Captain Max V Thierichens former commander of the German sea raider Prine Official was placed on trial in federal court charged with violating the Mann Act for bringing a woman from Ith to Philadelphia for improper purposes. He faces additional indictments for smuggling double chronometers and violating postal laws by sending improper letters to a school teacher in Saginaw Michigan.
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Philadelphia
Max V. Thierichens
Rman
Prine
Clayton
M. Land
Thierichens
Saginaw
Mich
Riley
Nelson
German Slush Fund Wrangle Breaks in Congress
Washington dispatch reports a House clash over the Hernstorff funds with Chairman Pou presenting a State Department letter saying no evidence links any congressmen to the funds. Adjournment halted further floor tempers as Norton and Heflin wait to renew the dispute Monday.
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Associatedress
Washington
Pou
Rules Committee
Lansing
State Department
Congress
Hernstorff
House
Norton
Heflin
Shipyard metal workers strike for higher wages
Twelve thousand metal workers employed in Seattle shipyards began a strike for higher wages this morning. The action affects major yards and could disrupt production as negotiations continue.
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Tal
Oy Associated Press
Seattle
Washington
Socialistic unions join in Argentina general strike movement
Buenos Aires reports a general revolutionary strike across Argentina with socialist and anarchist workers joining the federation. Most unions participate and only some Buenos Aires outlets remain unaffected as orders and labor actions spread nationwide.
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Associated Prons
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Cialistic Workmen
Breet Cart
Welock Toniga Orler
Unusual Artillery Activity Reported by Allied Command
An Allied statement reports unusual artillery activity on both sides with no further notable developments observed. The brief adds that there is nothing of interest to report at this time.
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Landen
Enuchthen
St. Louie
Minnesota
Tansil
London
British September Casualties Reported in Thousands
British casualties for September totaled one hundred four thousand five hundred and ninety-eight, according to a London desk dispatch. The notice lists these figures as part of ongoing war casualty tallies during the month.
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London
Through Our Membership in the Federal Reserve System
The speaker emphasizes that membership in the Federal Reserve places the bank in a stronger position to meet all depositor needs. It claims commitment to servicing both large and small accounts, including checking and saving, and promises modern banking services under the arrangement.
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Federal Reserve Banking System
Tropical hurricane sweeps Gulf coast delaying towns
A Gulf of Mexico storm disrupts Mobile to Florida, easing inland after hours of isolation. East Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and western Florida report damaged roofs and frail structures as warnings extend amid the tropical system. Phone 182.
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Associated Press
Mobile
Gulf
Louisiana
Missinaip Pi
Alabama
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Two German Airplanes Brought Down in Night Raid
London AP reports two German airplanes taking part in a raid on the southeast coast of England were shot down. Official notes confirm no casualties from the raid.
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Hy Associated Press
London
England
British Fall Back From Crater Line Near Ypres
Official report says British forces were driven from the Crater line on the Ypres Pisachoniale road yesterday and announced today. Merlin notes the setback amid ongoing battles with German forces in the region.
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Merlin
Ypres Pisachoniale
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National Bank
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Carlsbad Steam Laundry
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