Battle over Chihuahua raid details sparks interservice dispute
Washington reports Secretary Baker will not fully credit General Bell's Chihuahua City raid account, seeking more details as Funston and Bell defend the raid. Troop movements and Trevino's forces are debated amid claims of border rumors versus army-verified facts.
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Washington
Baker
War Department
Bell
Chihuahua City
Mexico
el Paso
Trevino
Chiuahua City
Villa
Hamlin Says U S Reserves Will Withstand Postwar Competition
New York Sept 22 Charlies Hamlin member of the federal reserve board declared in a speech that United States reserves will withstand European competition after the war. He said the United States enjoyed unprecedented prosperity with wealth up 40 billion in two years from 6 to 7 billion bank deposits and gold and stock rising 700 million.
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New York
Charlies Hamlin
Federal Reserve Board
United States
Hamlin
Bank Deite
Bandits Kill Englishmen in Galveston Camp Arrest
Reports say villaist bandits attacked a Galveston camp killing two British men and wounding another. Two Carrancista officers seeking refuge in the Englishmen’s house were found and killed after taking shelter there.
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Galveston
Cam
Angen
Pear
Dloce
Alg
Arransa Oeerte
Bara Fiaht
Eer
Hughes Makes a Rapid Campaign Tour in Indiana
Muncie September 22 Charles E Hughes conducted a strenuous day of campaigning in Indiana. A dozen events formed the program and he planned a speech at South Bend tonight. Tariff was the central issue. oldline Republicans greeted the nominee at multiple rallies along the route.
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Muncie
Ept
Charles E Hughes
Ndiana
Uth Bend
Another Plan to Have Wilson Settle Something
Petitions circulating among 30,000 retail grocers and bakers urge President to call an extra session to curb food price rises by embargoing food export. Aims include mobilizing up to a million consumers to sign. Chicago reports a mass meeting of housewives to organize against higher food costs as bread prices are set to rise five to six cents.
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New York
Chicago
Centenary of Wisconsin Pioneer Phileasus Sawyer
Oshkosh marks the centennial of Philegus Sawyer born September 22 1816 in Rutland Vermont. He moved to Wisconsin in 1850 to work in lumber and became a millionaire before serving ten years in the lower house and two terms in the U S Senate. He died in Oshkosh in 1901.
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Oshkosh
Wis
PhileQus Sawyer
Long
Wisconsin
United States Senate
Rutland
Council Hears Snow Ordinance and Lighting Plans
With only six councilmen present, several ordinances stalled awaiting a full vote. A snow and ice sidewalk ordinance faced first reading amid a push by ladies to curb hazards. a lighting district plan for District No. 15 and a municipal lighting proposal from Joseph Burns were also discussed alongside water system improvements and power plant bids.
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Mayo@ pam
Ik Cilmen
Williama
Gustin
Nielsen
Ha Ilutson
Inglestrom
GoPent
Green
Hopkins
Dice
Marn
Ivement District No. 15
T Calla
Joseph Burns
Downey
Hall
Williams
Williams and Hutson
Burns
Pocatello Municipal League
Southern Idaho Water Tower Company
Hoe
Bau
Raid on Salt Lake vice district nets many arrests
Police swooped on the Commercial Street vice district in Salt Lake City in a late night raid arresting twenty one proprietresses as many fled. By early morning roughly seventy five women faced police in court with some released on recognizance and others bail. Authorities ordered those pleading not guilty to appear again under risk of six months in jail.
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Balt Lake
Commercial Street
E. A. Rogers
Chitf White
Busi Ness
Officials Prepare to Resist Strike in New York
New York reports indicate city government branches ready to suppress a threatened general strike affecting 700,000 workers. Mayor Mitchell vows to use civil and military power to prevent disorders as violence continues and 6,700 police are deployed at key points.
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New York
Mitchell
Sunday Ball Believed Bad By Local Clergy
Special to young readers announces Saturday 7:30 event and 11 o clock union Tabernacle service. Sunday 3 pm features "Why Men Fail" for men only at the gospel Bong Service.
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Young
Tabernacle
Ostrom urges discernment of these times at interdenominational rally
Evangelist Ostrom warns that people focus on weather fashion and entertainment while neglecting spiritual life. He urges revival through church work, calls for Sunday rest, and outlines plans for next week including a men’s meeting and a union pastors’ gathering at the tabernacle with coordinated church services.
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Jesus
Evangelist Ostroma
Ostrom
Minnie Howard
Tabernacle
Reitz
R. Ogtrom
Tracle
United Seall Sdrvice
Water department plans fall improvements and bond timing
Superintendent Ed gar Smith said about 34 000 dollars is in city funds for water department work with expected revenue and interest. a 300 000 dollar bond issue will wait for spring. Planned upgrades include a four inch line Bonneville to Hayden and six inch main on Seventh and Hayden for St Anthony hospital, plus a four inch line Lovejoy to Halliday at estimated costs.
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Edgar Smith
Water Department
Water Committee
Anderson
Bonneville
Hayden
Lincoln Avenue
Seventh
St. Anthony Hospital
Lovejoy
Halliday
Milk Distribution Expands in Spokane Public Schools
In Spokane Washington milk will be dispensed in 16 additional public schools after a successful trial at Washneton and McKinley. Dr J K Drake health supervisor notes prior results improved health and academics. Milk costs shared by parents who can pay with free milk for those unable to, using pasteurized milk.
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Spokane
Wash
J. K. Drake
Drake
Washneton and McKinley Schoola
Autumn Race Meeting Opens in Toronto Ont
The Woodbine track is in prime condition for the Ontario Jockey Club autumn meeting starting tomorrow. A strong field of seasoned performers enters the Toronto Autumn Cup at one mile and a quarter, the feature event of opening day, with good weather expected for a week of brisk racing.
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Toronto
Woodbine
Ontario Jockey Club
Trial Postponed Two Weeks for Blackmail Syndicate
Chicago report notes a two week postponement in the trial of the blackmail syndicate. The delay comes as attorneys prepare new motions and witnesses schedule adjustments. The case remains centered on alleged extortion activities and organized wrongdoing in the city.
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Chicago
Ward Held On Complicity Charge In Bankruptcy Case
Chicago Sept 22 James R Ward an attorney for Morrison Hege was indicted as an attorney for complicity in a bankruptcy case Landis presided and a federal judge ordered possession of property valued at economic loss Morrison’s assets valued at 000 were involved in the case.
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Chicago
James R. Ward
Worrison
Wator Landis
Morrison
Germans Gain Large Victory Amid War Updates
Reports from Chihuahua City state Carranza forces pursue Villistas who attacked the city as Villa planned to seize General Treving and staff. Berlin reports von Mackensen’s forces drive Russians and Rumanians back in Dobrudja with an encircling victory. Russians claim gains in the Carpathians and Carpathian fronts show intense fighting. A German submarine sank a hostile transport in the Mediterranean on September 17.
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Carranza
Villistas
Villa
Treving
Santa Bel
Berlin
von Mackensen
Dobrud
Rumania
Skotreo
Carpathians
Babaladowa
Admiralty
Mediterranean
Court upsets Coffin claim for big fee
Judge McCarthy holds district court lacks jurisdiction over a state claim in the Idaho vs National Bureau case. He orders the state depository board to deposit 14066.93 into court so Coffin can seek his fee and expenses from the judgment supporting the 145000 bond default case. The ruling follows Coffin’s effort to secure payment before the surety pays the full judgment.
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Bolac
Diatrict Court
Charles P. McCarthy
T. ©. Coffin
National Bureau Company
State
State Depository Board
Coffin
Hughes Men Call a Bluff Debates To Be Arranged
Chicago September 22 The Hughes National College League accepted a challenge to debate the National Woodrow Wilson College Men's League on campaign issues in a series of meetings. Wisconsin Madison September 22 Several hundred women in white ribbons arrive for the annual state convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. The event begins with a welcome gathering and continues through next Tuesday with business sessions and speeches by temperance leaders.
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Chicago
Hughes National College League
Challen
Woodrow Wilson College Men's League
Wisconsin
W. C. T. U. Madison
Wis
Madison
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Copper Market Holds Firm in New York Trading
In New York on September 22 copper prices remained firm with electrolytic copper quoted at 27,28,25 cents per pound as buyers showed steady demand in the metal market.
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New York
British and Allied Forces Drive Gains Across Fronts
British and French troops press advances on the Somme and toward Florina, with heavy counterattacks repulsed. Serbian forces advance on Breda as Bulgar positions hold north of Florina. Doiran region sees intense artillery, ships shell Bulgarians, and Romanian reports of Von Mackensen’s retreat and village burnings.
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Somme
Florina
Breda
Doiran
von Mackensen
German Attacks Near Somme Fail in Heavy Losses
Paris reports German infantry advancing in waves north of the Somme were repelled by French lines. The war office says the assaults failed to break through and the German forces were forced to retire after suffering heavy losses.
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Paris
Somme
War Office
British Forces Advance Near Ancre River
British units advance about a mile south of the Ancre River and capture two lines of German trenches. German airship over Dover drops bombs. anti aircraft gun raiders report. No casualties.
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London
Ancre River
Dover
Private Bank Graft Probe Advances in Chicago
A murky excerpt from a 19th century report notes rising concern over a private bank graft scheme in Chicago. Authorities push investigations amid unclear dates and suspect figures.
Wyoming Troops Ordered to Border Embark for Duties
National guard units from Wyoming are sent to the border, joining the first of the second separate infantry battalions attached to regimental organizations. The Wisconsin cavalry also appears among border forces as Washington reports the mobilization.
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National Guard
Wisconsin Cavalry
Wyoming
Washington
Lansing Denies Rift Over Retaliatory Trade Legislation
Lansing denounced as untrue reports that he and the president's advisers disagreed over the legal aspects of retaliatory legislation aimed at Great Britain's interference with trade.
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Washington
Lansing
Great Britain
Primary Shows Many Peculiar Situations
In Bannock County the Democratic primary produced strange results with many Republicans listed on Democratic ballots. Several nominees cannot run on both party tickets, and some offices ended with no Democratic nominees for probate judge and superintendent. The count shows vote-grab and cross-ticket voting shaping the page, with future November ballots likely clearer.
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Bannock Coun
Tribune
W. Ive
Hyde
Missertha Atkin
Helen Laternier
Cheeed
Miss At
Crow Creek
Moses Alexander
Pocatello
Downey
Bancroft
Feneter
Robert O. Graham
Naxsexeor
Caontdidates
A Week's Work Without Result On Border Peace Talks
New London Sept 22 The American Mexican border peace commission nearly finished a week's work. Members will leave the city Saturday and Sunday. They continued a candid release of reports on general conditions in Mexico.
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New London
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