Outlook 1 Considered Better for Cotton Markets
An inquiry by The Item among Mo folie financial and cotton interests found optimism rising. A faster opening of the U S banking through Federal Reserve banks, England pledging not to interfere with cotton shipments as contraband, and a bankers' plan for cotton relief boost expectations for earlier movement of the staple if demand abroad holds. Leaders foresee a cleared atmosphere aiding prices and exports amid war conditions.
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Mofolie
United States
Federal Reserve
England
Washington
Mobile Cotton Exintial
E. D. Ledyard
The
Cotton Exchange
LeBaron Lyons
Lyons
A. G. Quinn
Europe
Quinn
Associated Press Praised by London Times in Debate
The Times compares AP coverage in the cea mip question to European limits, noting the AP’s trustworthiness and global reputation. It quotes that Premier Asquith and his colleagues may not know the AP, calling it the most wonderful news organization in the world.
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Associated Press
London Times
Don
the Times
Asquith
Weagues
Europe
North Oheerie
China Demands Surrender of Japanese Torpedo Boat and Crew
Chinese foreign minister demands the surrender of a Japanese torpedo boat and its crew in Chinese waters. The incident involves replacing the Japanese flag with the Chinese flag and has drawn protest from Chinese authorities.
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Hina
Sy Associated Prees
Hei
China
Ese
Hae
Duke of Brunswick Reported Captured on Frontiers
A Hague forwarded report states the Duke of Brunswick, Kaiser Wilhelm II’s son-in-law, was cut off near the French frontier and believed captured. Princess Victoria Louise, the Kaiser’s daughter, is urgently seeking his whereabouts. they wed in May 1913.
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London
Hague
Duke of Brunswick
Victoria Louise
Little Macklin Girl Murdered in South Bend Vault
The 15 year old Hazel Macklin was found dead in an abandoned vault at Island Park near South Bend Indiana. A description of a 40 year old man who accompanied her on August 19 was provided to detectives by a girlfriend.
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Associated Press
South Bend
Ind
Hazel Macklin
Island Park
Hazel
Macklin
Bend
Ok Sre
German air raid losses reported by Paris Express
Paris Express correspondent says five German aeroplanes were destroyed by the French on Saturday. Two Taubes were brought down at Rheims by a single French aviator who outmaneuvered the Germans and fired with a revolver from higher altitude.
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Associated Press
London
Paris
the Express
Rheims
Wae & Revolver
Russians massively reinforce Lemberg amid retreat rumors
A Rotterdam dispatch based on the Vossische Zeitung reports 80 000 Russians have fortified Lemberg as Moscow vows to hold the city at all costs. Fighting along the Carpathians to the Russian border continues with no clear winner, while Petrograd says Germans retreat from Warsaw and evacuate Lodz. German attempts at a “Re os Pereg ree” move fail with losses.
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Associated Press
London
Daily Telegraph
Rotterdam
Vossische Zeitung
Berlin
Lemberg
Vienna
Carpathians
Galicia
Petrograd
Warsaw
Lodz
Carman Jury Fails To Reach Verdict In Murder Trial
Mrs. Florence Conklin Carman, on trial in Mineola for the murder of Mrs. Louise Bailey, was released on $25,000 bail in Brooklyn. The jury deliberated over thirteen hours, ten for acquittal and two for conviction, with a new trial and dismissal debated by counsel. Mrs. Carman collapsed under the outcome.
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Association Press
New York
Florence Conklin Carman
Mineola
Louise Bailey
Kings County Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Freeport
Florence C. Carman
Supreme Court
Louise D. Bailey
Crown Prince Held Responsible for War Council
London October 26. The Stars Rome correspondent reports the German crown prince chaired the Austro German council of war on October 14. The decisive defeat of the German advance on the Vistula was reportedly discussed.
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London
O Ct
Rome
Vistula
Russian Armies Heavily Reinforced Headline War Dispatch
A Reuters telegram from Rotterdam reports Austrian and German forces seizing a line from the Carpathians to the Vistula in Polish and Russian territories. Russians reinforced by troops from the Caucasus, Siberia, and Turkestan. Fighting persists north of the Vistula between Ivangorod and Warsaw.
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London
Reuter
Rotterdam
Carpathian
Stry
Sambor
Przemysl
Vistula
Plock
Caucasus
Siberia
Turkestan
Carpathians
Galicia
Przemys
San
Russian Poland
Ivangorod
Wsaw
Czar Praises Russian Fleet for Baltic Guard Duty
A telegram from Rear Admiral Grigorovitch to the Baltic fleet reports the czar’s gratitude for the fleet’s autumn patrols guarding the littoral and land armies. It notes the fleet’s skill and endurance against mines submarines and numerically superior foes while predicting eventual victory for Russia.
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London
Minine
Grigorovitch
Petrograd
Reuter
Littoral
Poland
General Sir Charles Douglas Dies in London
General Sir Charles Douglas, a British Army officer and member of the army council, died in London on October 26. His career included high command roles and he served as a leading figure in the war cabinet.
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London
Charles Douglas
Army Council
Jury deadlock ends after hours of deliberation
In a courtroom scene Mrs. Carman collapses after a long verdict dispute. The jury reports disagreement after eight to nine hours of deliberation, with juror No. 9 explaining they cannot reach a verdict despite careful review of the evidence. Mrs. Carman, her sister Ida Powell and niece Helen Corby attended. The defendant’s husband Dr. Edwin Carman remained in court.
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Carman
Ida Powell
Helen Corby
Edwin Carman
John H. Molyneau
Verdict Favors Acquittal in Carman Case
The jury discharged after being thanked for evaluating the evidence. Mrs. Carman fainted in the doorway and was revived, then returned to her cell as husband and other women assisted her. Jury foreman Ludium reported five ballots: initial 9 to 3, then 10 to 2 in four ballots.
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Mrs. Carman
Guy
Ludium
Ohio Mine Run Law Upheld By Supreme Court
Washington October 26 The Supreme Court affirmed the Ohio Supreme Court ruling upholding the so called Ohio mine screen law. The decision preserves the law challenged as constitutional.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Washington
The
Supreme IH Today
Deas
Ohio Supreme Court
Gravel depth dispute on Cedar Point road case before county board
Testimony in Holcombe's charge that six inches of gravel rather than eight were laid on the Cedar Point south of Dog River continues before the Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners. Engineers and witnesses dispute contract terms and measurement methods amid claims of overpayment and altered depths.
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W. H. Wolccombe
Southern Fuel and Material Company
Cedar Point Road
Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
W. H. Holcombe
Cedar Point Highway
Dog River
Holcombe
R. £. Gordon
Gordon
Gaillard
The
Engiheer M
Bauer
Sullivan
Hagan
Brannan
Williamson
Holcgmbe
Green
Brann
Hol
McClure
Vaughan
Hhe Force
Fisher
Jake Antoine
Engineer Fisher
Antoine
Weather Forecast for Alabama Tonight and Tuesday
Unsettled conditions remain across Alabama with chances of local rain tonight and again on Tuesday. Cooler air moves in behind the system, bringing diminished temperatures and gusty winds in some counties.
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Alabama
Allied forces advance between Nieuport and Ypres front
London reports indicate a general Allied advance in the region between Nieuport and Ypres and to the east of Arras. Paris official communications say the French line between Nieuport and Dixmude was held with enemy losses reported in recent fighting.
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Nieuport
Ypres
Arras
Associated Press
London
Paris
Reuter
Cain
Dixmude
Roultera
Annona Lille
la Basse
Lense
Dead Lie Thickest in This Small Area
London reports confusion over German gains after crossing the Yser line near Dixmude Belgium. Allied responses show uncertainty on progress versus stronger Belgian French and British naval fire. Officials weigh if German naval forces will join action off the Belgian coast amid ongoingBattle line strains.
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London
Yser
Port
Dixmude
Belgium
England
France
Belgian
Bere An
Germans Building Submarine Troop Carriers
A dated London report from October cites the Associated Press noting Berlin plans a new submarine troop carrier design. The article mentions construction at Elbing and Hamel, with permits to visit battlefields reportedly withdrawn by a German general.
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Associated Press
London
Copenhagen
Daily Mail
Berlin
Elbing
Ham
International Heads of Stage Hands Arrive in Mobile
Charles Shea international president of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employes and its vice president from St Louis arrive in Mobile to take charge of a planned event.
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Charles Shea
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage
Newpie
St. Louis
Mobile
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