Five Die in Everett IWW Attack at City Wharf
At Everett Washington a battle between 260 Industrial Workers of the World from Seattle aboard the Verona and 160 armed citizens led by Sheriff Don McRae left five dead and many wounded. The Verona returned to Seattle after exchange of heavy fire with about 1,000 shots.
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Everett
Wash
Everett City
Industrial Workers of the World
Seattle
Don McRae
Sheriff McRae
Verona
Sherif McRae
Citizens’ Committee
Steamers Sink in Irish Sea Collision Off Carlingford Bar
In one of the Irish Sea s worst gales the British steamer Connemara carrying passengers and cattle from Greenore to Holyhead collided with the coal laden Retriever just outside Carlingford bar. Both ships sank with about ninety two lives lost as boats could not be launched due to rough seas.
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London
Irish Sea
Connemara
Greenore
Ireland
Holyhead
Wales
Carlingford Bar
Retriever
Polish independence proclamation from All-Poland state plan
Ber Tin dispatch reports General Bresier governor-general of Warsaw announces a joint German Austrian plan to create an independent Polish state with a hereditary monarchy and a constitution. Frontiers remain undefined and reserved.
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Amsterdam
Bresier
Warsaw
Poland
Russians Advance On 50 Million Five Year Loan
The Russian government completes negotiations for a $50 million five year loan, arranged by a banking syndicate led by National City Company, controlled by National City Bank. This increases foreign borrowings here to over $2.009 billion, excluding South America.
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New York
National City Company
National City Bank
South America
Time Limit for Taking Oath War Dept Sets Final Date
Washington reports the War Department has set the last day in November 2018 for no guardman to take the dual oath and warned units failing to comply cannot share in federal funds.
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Washington
War Department
Federa! Fund
Hunter Stricken Dead Near Langford in Slouch Incident
Local report states hunter Aburdeen from Mansfield died after heart trouble struck him during a bunting outing near Langford on a late Saturday. The deceased, identified as D Dr F Le Plokes ing, was understood to have suffered a fatal collapse while afield.
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Hunter
Aburdeen
F. le Plokesing
Hanker
Mansfield
Langford
Tarly Paturday
Stricker
Bunting
Soldier Dies in Camp Accident Hints of Enemy Involvement
A badly garbled report notes a soldier accidentally killed at a camp with hints of an attacker or enemy nods. It mentions Army surgeons diagnosing injuries and relief efforts for Syrians and Armenians, with references to Cruse Headquarters and relief funds raised in New York.
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Drawinside
Teader
the Kruser
Yard
Ofa
Herald Lowe
Air Army
Warkington
Cruse
Hyrum
Arwesian
New York
Colombia Claims The Goan Islands In Dispute With Nicaragua
Colombia says the 99 year lease Nicaragua granted for Great Corn and Little Corn islands denies Colombian sovereignty. The isles lie about ten miles off the coast with a population around 2000 and were recently under Nicaraguan administration. United States stance to the treaty remains unresolved amid regional protests.
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Washington
Colombia
United States
Nicaragua
Great Corn
Little Corn
New World
Cogat
Honduras
San Salvador
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Fonseca Bay
San Juan River
Railway Board Denies Monopoly Charge in Suit
In a Wednesday answer in federal court New York, New Haven & Hartford Railway faced Edward Adams and other stockholders seeking 165 million dollars. The defendants deny the company exercised monopoly power in restraint of trade.
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New York
Federal District Cout
Edward Adams
William Rockefeller
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railway Company
Gomon to Enter Dry Dock After Long Naval History
The frigate Constitution, a relic of the early U S Navy, will go into dry dock for the first time in nearly three score years. Plans announced at Charlestown navy yard confirm repairs funded in the latest naval bill with a new bottom required.
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Gomon
United States Navy
Charlestown Navy Yard
Plan Peace League Campaign
In New York a dinner on November 24 will launch a drive to explain the aims of a permanent league of nations. The campaign will tour the United States to promote peaceful enforcement after the war.
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New York
League of Nations
United States
League
Thirty Drowned as Greek Steamer Angheliid Sinks
An Athens dispatch to Overseas News reports the Greek steamer Angheliid was sunk by a German submarine, leaving thirty men drowned. The incident details remain unclear in the fragmented telegraph copy.
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Devlin
Athens
Overseas
Oklahoma miners walk out amid contract dispute
Oklahoma miners stage a walkout after a breakdown in talks with MecAloator and OI India divtrler over proposed contract terms. Workers protest ongoing pay and safety concerns, halting operations at the Owl Mine.
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India
Allies to Pursue Drive Through Winter on Front
London reports Major General Maurice says Allied offensive aims to relieve Verdun and wear down German forces. Weather delays hinder actions but morale and material decline noted as troops reform, with winter operations expected when conditions permit. Robbery at Union Park bank yields two suspects. cashier wounded.
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London
F. B. Maurice
War Office
Misid Marabal von Hindenburg
Western Front
Maurice
Verdun
France
Las
Foard and Dodge Win Injunction Against Henry Ford Trust
Foard and Detroit Dodge stockholders obtained a temporary injunction in circuit court preventing Henry Ford from using Ford Motor Company assets to expand business as planned. Rises in retail stock prices noted for thirty two items including sardines and Saratoga chips.
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Detroit
John F
Horace Dodge
Ford Motor Company
Henry Ford
San Francisco
Saratoga
Romanian Prince Mircea Dies After Typhoid Sickness
Prince Mircea of Romania dies at Bucharest after typhoid fever. He is the youngest son of King Ferdinand and had suffered the illness for several days before his death on Thursday. Reporter: Reuters Bucharest correspondent.
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Saudon
Mircea
Romania
Reuter Bucharest
Mircea Wie
Ferdinand
Copeland Freed Not Guilty in Galveston Murder Trial
Tesne John Copeland charged with killing William Fork, Catholic lecturer, was found not guilty by a jury in the cha riot court Wednesday.
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Copeland
Galveston
Tesne
John Copeland
William Fork
Conscription Defeated in Australia Referendum
Melbourne reports a furious reaction as the conscription referendum defeat echoes nationwide. Early returns show strong opposition across major cities and rural districts alike, signaling a major shift in wartime policy debates.
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Australia
Melbourne
Battle Near Abyssinia Ends in Dew Victory
A dispatch from the British minister reports a battle about twenty five miles from the Abyssinian capital. The clash ends in a decisive victory for the Dew government forces.
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Abyssinia
Liniton
Hritieh
Dew
Bandit Pleads Guilty in Heist Case Against Auto Firm
A Detroit man identified as an alleged leader of a gang pleaded guilty at arraignment in a correctional court to a robbery at the Hurronghe Adding Machige company of FI2000 hare, August 4. He admitted participating in the bandit operation and faces sentencing.
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Detroit
Jamen Walton
Ieader
Landi Ming
Machige Company
Guily
Jjuation
Cour
Villa Captures City of Parral in Mexican War
El Paso reporters say Villa bandits looted the Mexican Central train at Laguna station after killing guards and threatening passengers. Nine American mining men in Parral are feared as Villa's forces move from Sans Rosalia toward Parral, with a grudge against Gen Luis Herrera.
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el Paso
Texas
Parral
Chihuahus City
Chihuahua City
Laguna Station
Steven Haffner
America
Villa
Sans Rosalia
Comchas
Pilar de Concha
Santa Rosalia
Villare
Luis Herrera
Carranza
Bill Herrera
New Aeroplane Tasted in Test at Mineola Field
The first of the new standard aeroplanes, built under U S government plans, underwent a test at Mineola on Friday afternoon. Observers reported the flight to be entirely successful, marking a significant milestone for the program.
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New York
United States
Mineola Aviation
Oslo
Beauchamp Duff Facing Court Martial Over Expected Victory
Gen Sir Beaucha mp Duff of the British Indian Army has been removed from his post and will be court-martialed for failing to secure the anticipated victory.
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Gir Beauchamp Guff
Eaid
Fire Rages Through Donnelly Town, $100,000 Loss Briefly Reported
Fire swept Donnelly Minnesota early Thursday causing about $100,000 damage before Morris and Horman firemen arrived by automobile to subdue the blaze.
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Donnelly
Minn
Buenies
Morris and
Horman
Passport Refused Aviator Marlurg for England Return
Theodore Marlurg Jr., son of a former Belgian minister, has his passport application denied by the Bureau of Emigration, preventing his return to England to rejoin the British aviation corps.
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Washington
Theodore Marlurg, Jr
Belgiyes
Enginnd
Bureau of Elutmenall
Fort Vaux in French hands amid Verdun fighting
London reports heavy clashes on Verdun fronts with Fort Vaux captured by French forces after German evacuation. Berlin claims repulses around Gueudecourt and Sailly-Salio, while Austro German gains to the east of Lemberg and Kovel are noted. Italy reportedly captures additional Austrian positions and prisoners from the Adriatic area.
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London
Bomme
Bailly
Gueudecourt
Berlin
Sailly-Salilisal
Gueddecourt
St Pierre-Vaast Wood
Fort Vaux
Verdun
Decaumont
Kovel
Tm Volby
Sis
Lemberg
Rome
Gorisia
Adriatic Sea
German Estimates Put Somme Losses At 600400
German headquarters in the west release figures on four months of Somme fighting. They peg British casualties at about 400000 and French at 180009, with a note that British losses may total 373000 to end of September. The survey claims each square mile recovered cost the Allies about 6009 men.
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Berlin
Somme
Joli Minto
Penitent
State Board of Cou
Portland
Truckee-Carson
Raymond McCreary
Oregon
Tillamook
Washington
Lane
Millers
Nev
Bam Kells
Hawthorne
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Goldfield
New
Parais B. Mills
Carson City
Biko
8. C. Dinsmore
University of Nevada
Bulmer
Pure Food Department
Nyw County
I. Parking
Uintah Reservation
Mess County
Colo
Gread Junction
Fed Seal Reserve
Rocky Mountains
Utah
Arizona
Nevada
California
Submarine War Sinks Thousands of Ships
The Journal of Commerce reports that 1820 merchant ships totaling about 3.23 million gross tons have been sunk by belligerents during 27 months of war ending November 1. Fearful Lees fear the scale of losses and the ongoing danger to maritime commerce.
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Lees
New York
Journal of Commerce
Car Shortage Inquiry Ordered for Formal Hearing
Louisville Kentucky report states C C McChord of the interstate commerce commission presiding at an informal hearing on the railroad car shortage announces he has telegraphed Washington recommending an order for a formal hearing be entered immediately.
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Louisville
C. C. McChord
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Guarding the Border Strain as Troops Press Border Patrol
Nogalm As fin result of renewed activity of the Villintas the border patrol has reached serious importance with every officer and soldier on duty. The second squadron of Uish cavalry covers 107 miles of international line. Women in San Antonio are asked to bake cakes pies and cookies for the Thanksgiving dinner service at Camp Wilson for 16 000 troops stationed there.
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Nogalm
Villintas
Uish Cavalry
San Antonio
Texas
Camp Wilson
Liquor Trains Announced by Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Charleston West Virginia reports the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad will run two新 liquor trains allowing passengers to travel with fully labeled liquor.
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Charleston
W. Va
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
National Housewifes party expands membership nationwide
The executive committee of the National Housewifes group announces a nationwide expansion as it seeks to mobilize support. Reports claim the movement may influence up to 700,000 potential supporters and calls to cease buying gold standard cage products.
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New York
Hossewhves’ Mague
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