Bulgaria to Join War in October 15, Says Paris Dispatch
A Paris report cites a Havas Athens correspondent that Bulgaria will enter World War I on October 15. It says a detailed plan for a campaign against Serbia and Greece is being prepared with German officers assisting in Sofia. Italian sources dispute a Greek attack.
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Serbia
Paris
Havas
Athens
Iia
Serith
Saria
Sis
Temps
Salonika
Greece
Bulgaria
Sofia
Serbian War Reports Bombings Over Podjer Gatz
Nish Sept 29 The Serbian war office reports hostile aircraft on Saturday dropped two bombs over Podjer gatz killing three men with no military damage. On Sunday bombs killed one more. Enemy detachments attempted to cross the Drina near Hesnik but failed.
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Serbia
Nish
Podjergatz
Drina
Hesnik
Austrian German Troops Advance Toward Orsova Front
Athens report says three hundred thousand Austrian and German troops have begun a push toward the Serbian frontier in the direction of Orsova. The Exchanger Telegraph correspondent in Athens notes the large force moving to the southeast.
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London
Orsova
Exchanze Telegraph Company
Athens
British and French troops land for Serbian service
A Budapest dispatch to the Frankfurter Zeitung reports that British and French troops bound for Serbian service have landed at Port Kathrin near Saloniki, Greece.
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Berlin
Port Kathrin
Salonki
Greece
Budapest
Frankfurter Zeitung
Chicago Wheat Closes Higher on September Contract
Chicago wheat markets closed September futures at 1.035 dollars for nearby September and 4.56 dollars per bushel for December, reflecting trading activity in Chicago on September 29.
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Chicago
Glove Factory Push Discussed for Pocatello
Ohio visitor Mrs. Mary Morgan of Lita says Pocatello could host a glove factory soon. Investigations underway and a Commercial Club board meeting may consider the project. She notes ideal market and shipping conditions for a small plant, with a brief Fort Hall visit to see her brother.
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Pocatello
Mary Morgan
Lita
Ohio
California
Fort Hall
C. J. Stevens
Commercial Club
Louisiana in hurricane track brings powerful storm to Morgan City
Morgan City La September 29 a West Indian hurricane blows at seventy five miles an hour crippling wire communication and hindering relief efforts along the coast as cities brace for arrival of the system.
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Morgan City
Berlin objective of Allied army in Macedonia discussion
Athens dispatch reports Mackenzie of Britain's general staff saying the landing in Macedonia could open a path toward Berlin via Budapest and Dreslau. Allies push in Mesopotamia toward Bagdad while French press ahead near Souchez and Vimy as British secure Lens La Bassee road amid German counterattacks.
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Athens
Macedonia
Constantinople
Berlin
Mackenzie
Intelligence Department
General Staff
Dardenelles
Mesopotamia
Bagdad
Suvla Bay
Caba Tepeline
Greece
Austria-Germany
Tsungarian
Budapest
Dreslau
Souchez
Vimy
Lens-La Bassee
Champagne
Allied Forces Advance In Champagne Front
London reports French and British troops pressing the German second line in Champagne. Despite progress and gains on hills and crests, the main objective to break through the German fronts remains unattained. Offensive tempo varies as operations continue.
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London
Champagne
Lift or a load brands in newspaper advertising
A rhetorical query questions retailers on how many brands on shelves are a lift versus a load. It argues newspaper advertisement boosts sales and asks retailers to favor advertised products to lift business.
San Francisco Mayor Rolph Widely Expected to Win Primary
In San Francisco on September 29 opponents concede the re election of Mayor James Rolph Jr in the primaries. Law dictates a majority vote in the primaries secures election without another run. Eugene E Schmitz, former mayor deposed in graft prosecutions, placed a distant second.
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San Francisco
James Rolph, Jr
Eugene E. Schmitz
Street Car Project Promoted By Browning And Van Buskirk
The packing venture by Fales-Houston progresses well with C. V. Van Buskirk leaving for San Francisco on business and family visit. J. D. Browning continues to promote the street railway plan from new Kane building offices while Fales-Houston’s Mr. Houston oversees local packing interests. Browning intends full effort to win backing and establish a reliable circuit for Gate City.
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Fales-Houston Packing Company
C. V. van Buskirk
San Francisco
J. D. Browning
van Buskirk
Browning
Kane Building
Gate City
Browning Will Give the Matter His Entire Time. Mr. Houston
Fales-Houston Company
Idaho Fair and cooler in southeast
Idaho experiences fair weather with cooler conditions in the southeast. Montana stays generally fair and warmer. Washington remains fair across the state.
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Idaho
Montana
Washington
Killed convict Hooker captured after deadly clash
Albany Oregon Sept 29 Dotto Hooker the escaped convict who shot and killed Warden Minto and wounded Marshal Benson was found under a house and died of a breast wound after resisting capture He had escaped Monday from the penitentiary work gang Paul Hendricks arrived with details of Minto s death and chase along the Southern Pacific track
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Albany
Ore
Dotto Hooker
Minto
Marshal Benson
Penitentiary
Paul Hendricks
Denver
Jefferson
Hooker
Walter Johnson
Hendricks
City
Johnson
Western Front war progress and casualties update
The war office reports over 120000 German casualties across three army corps from the French and British offensives. British actions near Loos press the front while French attack in Champagne continues. mass German resistance shows little gains in Argonne as Allies push toward decisive action.
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Paris
Champagne
Artois
France
Massiges
German Officers Dismissed in Western War Zone
London dispatch notes German newspapers report two generals dismissed after the Allies setback in the western theater. A new commander in chief for the western armies is expected, with Field Marshal von Hindenburg mentioned as a possibility.
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London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Amsterdam
von Hindenburg
Boosting on Good Roads in Idaho Falls Move
Bonneville County Good Road association in Idaho Falls voted to affiliate with Southwestern Idaho Motor association. Dues are four dollars yearly, all funds used on local roads and road signs for travelers. Community momentum grows as better highways could boost tourism and business at Pocatello and along the main highway to the Park and coast.
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Bonneville County Good Road Association
Idaho Falls
Southwestern Idaho Motor Association
Pocatello
Sweden Enforces Strict Neutrality Amid Red Cross Surgery
New York reports Swedish neutrality strict as American Red Cross surgeons with the Russian army cross the border in Brusian uniforms. Dr. Dean F. Winn of the Atlanta Red Cross arrived from Copenhagen. Bishop John L. Nuelson of the Methodist Episcopal Church also arrived, to supervise European mission work.
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New York
Red Cross
Dean F. Winn
Atlanta
Copenhagen
John L. Nuelson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Old Veterans Revisit Paths of Half Century Ago in Washington
Washington witnesses a veteran parade as Lincoln era route along Pennsylvania Avenue is reviewed by President Wilson. Lieut. General Nelson A. Miles leads army and navy aides with Secretaries Garrison and Daniels nearby. An estimated twenty to thirty thousand veterans line the street with additional members nearby.
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Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania Avenue
Andrew Jackson
Legion
Emprrs
White House
Wilson
Nelson Ye Miles
Army
Navy
Garrison
Daniels
Boner Olca
Baer
Aii
British transport sunk with crew losses reported
Sunka Transport, Berlin reports wireless sinking of a British transport with heavy crew losses. Paris notes German retreats along an extended front, heavy losses, and over 23 000 prisoners with 59 cannons captured. 17 300 prisoners moved to internment via Chalons.
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Sunka
Berlin
Constantinople
Overseas News Agency
Paris
Chalons
No Standing Still. London Sept 29 Short death ing spell
A fragmented London news item notes a brief death induction followed by an unspecified event, with no clear details on person, place, or outcome available in the readable text.
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London
Jury Acquits Howard in Burglary Case
Three district court cases concluded. Roy Howard was found not guilty after a two hour jury deliberation on a burglary charge about a ring from M. L. Roberts’ jewelry store. The trial featured testimony from Roberts, Patrolman Lowry, and Howard.
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Roy Howard
M. L. Roberts
Mr. Roberts
E. E. Lowry
Roberts
Howard
Lowry
L. R. Romer
Ludwick Raymond
H. Smith Woolley
Colorado
Walla Walla
Washington
George M. Roller
Mississippi Valley Tuberculosis Conference Opens in Indianapolis
Over a thousand delegates from eighteen states gather in Indianapolis as Governor Ralston welcomes them to a three day conference on tuberculosis cure and prevention. The program features health board experts hospital corps and anti tuberculosis societies discussing every phase of the white plague, which claims about 100000 lives annually in the valley.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ralston
Mississippi Valley
Recaptured Territory Announced by War Office
Berlin reports recapture from the British portion of territory seized from Germany north of Loos. French attacks near Souchez are described as partly repulsed. In Champagne, French efforts to break German lines have failed.
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Berlin
Loos
War Office
Souchez
Champagne
Rockefeller Will Hold On To Coal Control
Denver Sept 29 John D Rockefeller Jr said the Rockefeller interests do not intend to relinquish control of the Colorado Fuel and Iron company and denied knowledge of a prospective merger with Hill or other interests. He attributed the stock rise to war speculation.
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Denver
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller
Pany
Colorado Fuel and Trancoma
Hill
Dutch Protest Over German Airships Pass Over
The Hague reports that the Dutch government has protested to Germany about airships flying over Dutch territory. The Netherlands expects Germany to take measures to prevent future violations.
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The
Hague
Germany
Holland
Banks unlikely to join Anglo French loan as banks
Chicago on September 20 believed banks would not participate in the Anglo French loan as institutions but middle west financiers as individuals would subscribe before the loan commissioners depart.
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Chicago
Middle West
South Dakota Baptist Association Opens Annual Meeting
Deadwood South Dakota September 20 The annual meeting of the South Dakota Baptist association opened here today and will run through Sunday afternoon. Several hundred clergy and laymen are attending.
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Deadwood
South Dakota Baptist Association
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