Britain and United States Tighten War Time Embargoes on Supplies
Britain joins the United States in blocking exports to Northern Europe to halt food and material shipments to Germany. The plan targets Holland and Scandinavian nations accused of shipping foodstuffs to Germany, with allied and neutral states expected to enact uniform embargoes.
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Great Britain
United States
Holland
Scandinavian
Germany
Washington
Eatin Vrius
Jet
United Sutter
England
al Hid
South America
Erith
Rent Beltalp
Austria Demands Refaratation At Budapest Speech
In a Budapest address Mesterdam count Chernict the Aver Hungarian foreign minister declared that millions of soldiers and civilians abroad seek to understand why they fight and what rights they have He warned that if peace terms refused or aggression continued Hungary would revise its plans and seek compensation if enemies accepted no peace accord
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Count Chernict
Budapest
Unclear fragment on funding and event outcomes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions funds, personnel, a park event, and a large casualty figure tied to a disaster or battle. Several proper nouns appear as names and places, but the passage is garbled and cannot confirm a coherent event or date.
The Wrenches of Prices Hit Haircare in Town
Fragmentary note shows shoppers deride rising salon costs as hairdressers raise prices for golden tints. Faint references to higher costs and complaints about service charges appear beside garbled phrases.
Indictments Grow From Wob Raid On Industrial Workers
Government documents seized in the September 5 raid on Industrial Workers of the World offices show a broad conspiracy aimed at hampering war efforts. Indictments have been returned against 106 alleged ringleaders across fifty towns as the probe widens. The investigation suggests extensive propaganda and localized actions, though no master head or direct German fund link is confirmed.
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Washington
Chicago
Tadus Rial Workers of the World
Altegen
Department of Justice
Hage German
America
Pope to Send New Note on Peace Terms to Germany Austria
A Vatican source said on September 30 that the pope plans to dispatch a new note to the German and Austrian governments urging them to set out their definite consent to his peace principles. He is also expected to request allied powers to state their conditions.
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Rome
Vatican
Germany
Austria
Government war relief faces fuel price strain
The text notes rising fuel costs impact both government and war industry operations as national measures and wartime boards contend with price increases amid ongoing mobilization.
Radical Step to Conserve Food in Berlin Policy
Report notes a German government plan amid wartime shortages to conserve food. The policy aims to reduce civilian food waste and prevent shortages by limiting nonessential consumption and reallocating rations.
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Berlin
Liberty Loan Opens Nationwide Crusade for Five Billion Goal
The second Liberty Loan campaign started October 1 with a four week drive to raise three billion dollars. Secretary McAdoo opened the campaign in Cleveland and will tour the country to October 25. Banks, federal reserve offices, press, businesses, and schools join a broad national effort to enlist millions of subscribers and meet the gigantic target.
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Washington
Treasury
McAdoo
Cleveland
Fede Lral
Freteutenants
Chambers of Commerce
Boards of Trade
Manufacturers’ Associations
Score
Boy Scouts
Mars Shuld
Central
Women’s Liberty Loan Committee
W. G. McAdoo
Anil Tong
Germans Strike London in Nighttime Air Raid
Reported German air raids target London with heavy bombers and fighters. The raid caused significant damage to western districts, with many homes in upper and middle towns shattered and streets deserted as residents sought shelter.
Freighter Sinks U Boat in Atlantic Battle
Report from Sunday says a large German submarine was sunk in a battle 150 miles off the French coast. A U S warship damaged by an attempted wreck of its machinery was found to have altered engines.
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Etewsashity Wats
French Bombard Teutonic Cities and London Raids
The article reports French air raids targeting Frankfort on the Main Trovez Coblents and Stuttgart in the first major reprisal campaign. It notes a large peace rally in Frankfort and widespread pride concerns in British and French press. Mayor John Purroy Mitchell announces a bid for renomination on an Americanist platform.
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London
Frankfort-on-the-Main
Nvl- Atora
Frankfort
Monster Nase
Trovez
Coblents
Stuttgart
Fr 1
Avengers
Sunilay Leh
Bruial
Northcliffe
England
Evening Standard
Mitchell
New York
John Purroy Mitchell
Fablon
Trouble Continues in China
Pekin reports the provisional national council orders arrest warrants for General Sun Yat Sen and Canton parliamentary leaders amid ongoing upheaval.
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China
Pekin
Provisional National Council
Sun Yat Sen
Canton
Harold Braddock Drives $1,000,000 War Library Campaign
Harold Braddock, vice president of the American City Bureau and organizer of chambers of commerce, leads a $1,000,000 drive to establish war libraries in every cantonment camp nationwide.
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Harold Braddock
American City Bureau
Chambers of Commerce
United States
Germans Call for Peace Amid Turbulent Rally
A fractured report notes a Sunday assembly at Fortomntie Main where leaders Scheeler Fent Prietiemt and Odd ter DMPELM mpi urged peace. The misspelled text hints at a pro peace sentiment with unspecified test details and unclear outcomes.
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Ponte
Brik Fortomntie Main
Scheeler Fent
Prietiemt
Odd Ter Dmpelm
Billings Denied Rehearing in Murder Appeal
The state court of appeals denied Billings a rehearing in a murder appeal arising from an incident reported as a habeas case. The decision came on Tuesday and leaves the original verdict in place.
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Billings
Han Fraiche
Waren i. Hiulinge
Elle Ther Court of Appeals
Tugaday
Big Gun Battles Rattle Flanders Front Amid French Resistance
Reports from London describe renewed German artillery and infantry assaults on the Flanders front and Meuse sectors. French forces hold key positions near Polygon Wood and Verdun as Britons report captured posts and heavy casualties on both sides.
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London
Theridal Terope
Yprer Amenin Road
Polygon Wood
Meuse
Verdun
Riga
Kovel
Bagdad
Atemaitie
Regulation steps in on coal industry margins and prices
Washington. Garfield announces three import price steps for coal regulation. Retail margins set tentatively at ten percent above cost to dealer. Prices for anthracite cut 60 to 100 cents per ton. Wyoming coal priced at 10 dollars per ton and Washington coal at 4.50 dollars per ton.
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Washington
Ja. A. Garfield
Wyoming
Wireless station at Pearl Harbor sets long distance record
Washington reports the new naval wireless station at Pearl Harbor Hawaii the most powerful in the world opened in September and set a new long distance transmission record Messages between Secretary Dunelia and the naval contingent at Pearl Harbor were sent to Sayville La in thirty three minutes
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Washington
Naval
Pearl Harbor
Hawaite
Duniela
Naval Corte Ninodlant
Hawaii
Sayville
la Aye Cnestarily
Kelly to Have Second Trial Thed Chil
A garbled notice reports Kelly facing a second trial after an initial hearing in a city case. The fragment mentions a home lot, an empl charge, and a court proceeding expected to proceed Thursday. The exact names and details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
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Kelly
A. Kelly
Draft notice on indiot Mubkogin case adjourned
Two kindred and eventy alleged dent femblers were cited by the grange which adjourned Saturday night at Mr Alestur. Reported 120 ae flew.
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Dent
He Grange
Alestur
Gurko Expelled From Russia Archangel Front
Confusing OCR report states General Gurko expelled from Petrograd or Archangel region amid northern front tensions. Text mentions a letter to a ruler and references to Husala and Cirmer emperor, though details are unclear.
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Gurko
Russia
Petrograd
Gurke
Husala
Archangel
Sprees
Nevada and regional notes capture crises and figures across 1918
Nevada dispatches report conscription searches in Nye County, draft exemptions sought for sheep crews, deaths of Pug Doyle and Pioneers in Virgin City, tax estimates, and local bids for road and bridge projects. Mentions My Poindexter injury in Reno and Gov Boyle appointing tuberculosis conference delegates for Grand Canyon Texas?
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Imsainl
Nes Wiel
Divie
Neruda
Ve Ion
Manel McLanughlin
Montini
John Petty
Kenn
Distrien Enirt
Reno
Grand Canyon
Arly
Boyle
Mra
W. Poindexter
Tonopah
P. J. Kennedy
Virgin City
Nevada
San Francideo
Virginia City
Mark Twain
Hive
War Department
San Francisco
Davis
Pug
Doyle
Nevada State Tax Commission
FLIGG
Alb Part
Mori Lands
Allevilles
Burtebiinet
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