Commissioners clash as Wilson faces Mexican talks
International News Service reports a growing rift between the United States and Mexican commissioners in Washington. President Wilson allegedly pressures American officials to back Mexican demands, while critics argue lawlessness in Chihuahua and nearby areas undermines confidence in securing order. Villa forces reportedly grow in strength as bandit raids persist in Mexico.
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Mexico
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French win over Bulgars near Struma River front
Paris Sept 25 French forces report capture of Petorak town near the Struma river frontier and have pushed Bulgarians back in several sectors. Fighting continues in the region with progress described as ongoing.
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Billings Jury Finds Billings Guilty in Bombing Case
In San Francisco on September 25 the jury found Billings guilty of complicity in a July 22 bombing during the parade. The court recommended life imprisonment and his lawyers moved for a new trial. Trials for Ed Nolan Mrs Mooney and Windberg are expected soon. Public notice also advertises a mining industry journal with subscription details.
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Warren Billings
Billings
Ed Nolan
All Cream Pasteurized Before Butter Manufacture
The note confirms that all cream used in production is pasteurized prior to butter manufacture, highlighting a safety and quality step in the facility's process.
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Kittitas County
Zeppelins Brought Down in London Raid
London reports two Zeppelins attacked and brought to earth during a night raid. One ship caught fire and crashed, its crew killed. the other landed with perforated tanks and crew captured. The raids mark the first interned Zeppelin crew in Britain.
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International News Service
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London Reports Heavy Fighting on Eastern Front
London cites heavy combat in Serbia and Bulgaria with artillery and bombardment along the eastern front. Officials say allied fire targets Dorin and surrounding areas as British and French pressure Austro Hungarian forces. Experts view current activity as a push to loosen pressure on Transylvania and the Carpathians amid ongoing long front fighting.
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Baloniba
Bulgaria
Serbia
Debrudga
Salvage Reach on Great Bear Wreck After Ten‑Day Effort
The Gladia returns from a twenty day salving voyage to Captain Sweeney at St. Matthews Island for the Great Bear. Permission was granted to land at a reserve and cargo included engines, lights, gear, blankets, rifles and ammunition. The Great Bear rests high on a rock while most salvage was done in a diving suit. Nome shows interest in road development and a forthcoming Nugget Pictorial Mining Edition will detail the project.
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St. Matthews
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Viking
Sand Point
Great Bear
British Capture Sinan Fort and Turkish Prisoners
British forces seized the Sinan peninsula fort complex surrendering to Allied forces. The forts housed fifty Turkish officers and eighteen hundred soldiers, with delivery of unconditional surrender.
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International News Service
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Berlin reports French failure on Somme front
Berlin dispatch notes a French assault on the Somme front failed after initial advances and heavy shelling. Despite a cover of artillery and repeated charges, the attackers did not reach German trenches and the attempt ended in failure, with renewed enemy efforts afterward.
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Sept. Inn
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Somme
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Gerde
American in Mexican Jail in 1910 Spy Case
A 1910 San Antonio dispatch reports an American held in a Mexican jail accused of aiding a U S spy ring. The note mentions contact with friends via a telephone exchange and a press claim about Central Pershing and nonwithdrawal. Temperature data and weather details are listed.
Warship deadline extended request denied by Navy
Ship builders seeking more time to finish U S warships faced a flat denial from the Navy Department. They argued merchant ship production strains and the need to keep freighters for wartime commerce. The action follows criticism of delays in warship construction and questions of preparedness.
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