Romanians Press On In Transylvania Amid War Front Shifts
Violent fighting continues along the Danube line as Romanian forces push in Transylvania and Dobruja. Reports from Bucharest and Berlin detail clashes from Comsia to the Danube, destruction behind advancing patrols, and retreats around Stara Dobruja amid shifting fronts. London and Paris note trench gains near Ravcourt and Batign Quart. In the region, Russian and Balkan fronts show mixed progress with heavy artillery and counterattacks. In Greece, cabinet resignations hint at a new government likely leaning toward Venizelos supporters.
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Transylvania
Dobrujja
Danube
Hulgaria
Bucharest
Com Siatica
Tuburin
Berlin
Germany
Rome
Marshal von Mackensen
Tue
Dobrudja
Stuvtria
Turtokal
Wales
Pratve
Paris
Ravcourt
London
Batiquart
Walietwe
Hunsia
Litek
Galicia
Petrograd
Tunsland
Toltanie
Littek
Massiais
Bertin
Macedonia
Bota
Tulgariane
Mogienien
Asxerty
Albania
Athens
Hallas
Argyre Castro
Avatians
Ciro Front
Constantine
Nic
Venizelos
Greece
Presidents Meet Again at Hughes Reception in New York
At the Union League Club Roosevelt and Taft exchanged brief handshakes with Charles E Hughes, the event marking a rare public reconnection. Both declined further remarks, while Taft quipped that only a handshake would suffice for any others.
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Associated Prom
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
William JH. Taft
Union League Club
Charlew E. Hughes
Taft
Hoowevelt
Hansevelt
Vallor
Tafl
Mr. Roosevelt
Hughes
Chauncey
Roosevelt
Kool
Bohenth Kr
Brienddrone
Coloniel Roosevelt
Mer
Moot
Colonel Hooxevelt
Mr. Taft
Hoth
Thormas Launaberry
Promayor
Engsale
Yale University
Bullion Shipped By West End Company
Report notes bullion shipments by the West End Company with details on consignments and transport arrangements. Specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR text but indicate movement of precious metal assets and associated logistical notes.
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West End Co
Nomination Fight Holds Up for County Clerk Seat
Last night Republican county central committees met to nominate a candidate for county clerk to fill the vacancy left by the resignation of Robert G. Pohl. The meeting produced KH. B. Paxson as nominee with three dissenting votes amid a tense battle with J. Brown. observers doubt Paxson’s electability due to internal party divisions and Pohl’s independent prospects.
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Republican County Central
Robert G. Poh
Koller
Rtk
KH. B. Paxson
Pov ‘Teleemph Company
J. Brown
Tonopah
County Central Sondritten
Mary Lyesey
Paxson
Tal
Pohl
Wellar
Putitiar
Renata
Vessels Sunk Off Berlin Channel Tolling 14 000 Tons
Report from Overseas states about thirty five vessels of newly built tonnage totaling 14000 tons sunk near the North with anette Engel channel in September.
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Berlin
Ewuntried
Germany
Norith Wit Anette Engel
BRITIGH TAKE TOWN by Anemetited reat MONDMIN
ANCL Hh Me RBA Hie Kari LiMty-ee- W. 1h SOLLJENDICL arrived trou Mishoo today's train.
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Solljendicl
Campaigns Against Imperial Chancellor Grow More Tangible
BERLIN Oct 4 The campaign against the imperial chancellor gains tangible form as a circular demanding retirement circulates among Reichstag members and party supporters. Open arguments reflect opposition, while discussions on reaching an agreement with England over Belgian neutrality continue.
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Prem
Heidhetag
England
New Cabinet for Greece Six Planned
Greece reports plans for a new cabinet with six positions. Emperor requests Lieutenant General Count Seiki Torrauehi to organize the cabinet in succession in the ministry of Count Okra. The source notes his background as former war minister and former resident general of Korea.
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Associated Press
Greece
Seiki Torrauehi
Korea
Count Okra
Betting Ring Exposed Across Major Cities
Federal authorities say over a million dollars are involved daily in betting ring frauds unveiled by Judge Landis. The investigation began with blackmail cases, with headquarters in Chicago and branches in Cleveland St Louis Houston Oklahoma City Des Moines Denver Omaha San Francisco and Dallas.
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Breet Chicag
Over
Albany Street Traction Strike Ends by Arbitration
Traffic on Albany Street resumes after a weeklong strike. The dispute between the traction workers and the company was settled through arbitration with an order for immediate resumption of service.
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Albany Street
Gars
Ce Tee Rem
Albany
Traction Company
Officials compelled to answer questions in railroad inquiry
Washington Oct 4 the may yrome court of the District of Columbia held that Milton Hy Smith and other officials of the Laniewille Neahville railroad must answer questions from the Interstate Commission about political contributions. The decision says the commission has a right to know because the information bears on rates and railroad accounting.
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Washington
May Yrome Court
District of Columbia
Milton Hy Smith
Lanievile & Neahville Railroad
Interstaty Committee
Steamer Blown Up in Straits of Dover
Paris dispatch reports a British Red Cross steamer blown up Sunday in the Straits of Dover. Officials deny late details while citizens recall prior rescues and vigil in the busy channel.
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Straits OF Dover
Paris
Dover
Varlogie
Figaro
Itanya
Four bodies recovered from bridge collapse in Cleveland
Four bodies have been recovered after a bridge disaster on West Third Street in Cleveland. More than 30 people are hospitalized, with several others still believed trapped in the wreckage after a streetcar collision caused the span to fail and fall onto Baltimore and Ohio Railway tracks.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Third Street
Baltimore and
Es Road
Fairbanks Supports Johnson in Fight Arrival Rally
Charles W. Fairbanks, arriving from Los Angeles, spoke to four hundred Republicans at a noon luncheon in San Francisco. He endorsed Johnson’s bid for the U.S. Senate and pledged the party to rebuild the American merchant marine. He planned to lead the parade with Mayor Rolph, then proceed to Portland.
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Ban Francisco
Charles W. Fairbanks
Los Angeles
Johnson
United States
Fairbanks
Rolph
Hemorrow
Partland
Youthful burglars rob six saloons in Chicago
Det 4 reports two gangs of youthful automobile bandits held up six saloons within an hour last night. Sums ranging from 10 to 25 dollars were taken in each robbery. A boy with a revolver usually led the entry, covering patrons while accomplices robbed them.
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Chicago
Haing & Member
Contracts awarded for structural steel by Navy Department
Contracts for structural steel for new facilities were awarded by the Navy Department at prices about 32 percent higher than those paid in December. The Carnegie company received awards for thousands of tons, while American Pressed Steel was also awarded tonnage. The exact material prices have not yet been calculated.
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Washington
Navy Department
Carnegie Company
Fury
Investigation Begins Friday In Supreme Court Referee Probe
An investigation starts Friday before a supreme court referee to determine if the Mille District Ale company and related parties violated state antitrust statutes. Petice Cobts will speak at a Friday night event in Airdone, with supervision by Pittman and others.
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Brent New York
Supreme Court
Dalrysen Waeke
Tarears
Mise Petice
Witsen Pittman
Neonat
Mexican Exchange Rates Rise at Local Banks
In El Paso on Oct 4 the Banco Nacional de Mexico and Banco de Londres y Mexico raised the price for handling Mexican exchange at local banks. The cost increased 17 cents and then 16 1/2 cents, with a British and French ambassador protest cited by a banker as a reason for further gains.
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el, Paso
Banco Nacional de Mexico
Banco de Londres Si Mexico
Mexico City
State Department
Conference fails to resolve milk price dispute in New York
An official statement says a meeting in New York between Mayor Mitchel and milk distributors failed to settle the dispute between the Spanies and the Dairymen's league over milk prices.
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New York
Mitchel
Milk Distributing
Spanies
Dairymen's League
Sixty Women Republican Campaign Speakers Tour Nation
In Toledo on October 4 a parade luncheon and reception welcomed thirteen public women who are Republican campaign speakers arriving by special train for a transcontinental tour. They depart this afternoon for Detroit.
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Toledo
Ohio
Detfott
Sergeant Alexander Found Dead at Port Clark Home
In El Paso on October 4, Sergeant Frank A. Alexander of the quartermaster corps stationed at Port Clark Texas was found dead at his home with a self-inflicted bullet wound. An inquest verdict ruled death by his own action. The widow said he intended to take his wife to Fort Clark.
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EL Paso
Frank A. Alexander
Quartermaster Corps
Port Clark
Texas
Fort Clark
Nebraska Eyes Dry Column Ahead of Campaign
NORFOLK Neb Oct 4 Greatly encouraged by prospects of a dry victory in Nebraska this fall national campaigners closed meetings in Wayne and departed for Iowa and South Dakota. About half of Nebraska is dry under the Prohibition option and the plan would make more arid territory later. Wilton reaches Nebraska tomorrow.
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Ty Associated
Norfolk
Nab
Nebraska
Wayne
Iowa
South Dakota
Wilton
Price of Food in New York Advances
New Tur k report notes rising food prices with a cooperative chain raising staple dish costs by five cents. Moran Roherty Monney campaigners arrive for a public ceremony in the afternoon amid pleasant weather and a warm reception.
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New York
New Turk
San Ran Harmey Moran
Ko E. Roherty
Homer Monney
Equitable schedule of taxes submitted
The Associated Press reports that American mining interests pressed a schedule of taxes as fair for the Mexican republic. In Atlantic City on October 4 the group met with Lala Cabrera and Albert Panis as they discussed transport charges and rejected claims of confiscatory taxation, hoping the plan would reach the Carranza government.
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Iy Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
Albert Panis
Muthomist
Railways
Carransa
Mmiiig
Improvements Made American Relief In Macedonian City Campaign Launched
French efforts in Saloniki include a $50,000 cold storage plant and permanent barracks. General Sarrail leads sanitation and infrastructure upgrades as Greek residents benefit from civic works and enhanced services. American relief drive launches with church networks and a pledge of aid to Armenians and Syrians.
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Macedonian
Saloniki
Ronda
Sarrall
England
Greece
Ty Associated Pres
Washington
Belgian Relief Commission
American Committee For
Toooesare
Turkey
Peraia
Syria
Paleating
State Department
Trgent
Urkey
Axianalon
Red Cross
Red Cros
Wilsom
Union Pacific Reports Higher Earnings for Year
New York October 4 Union Pacific annual report shows 15.65 percent earnings on common stock for the year ended June 30 up from 10.98 percent last year. At year end the company held 12.284 million in treasury 11.5 million in time deposits and 10.768 million in loans.
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New York
Union Pucific
Russia Maintains Hold on Outer Mongolia Amid Chinese Autonomy
Russia demands that Outer Mongolian representatives be barred from China's parliament, signaling intent to keep influence over Outer Mongolia despite a treaty that grants autonomy. Chinese officials resist absolute autonomy and question the Mongolia delegates slated for parliament.
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Porin
Russia
Outer Mongolia
Outer Mongolian
China
Japan
Inner Mongolia
Chenghlatuy
Monglia
Prince Koudachef
Rindian
Foreign Office
Outer
Mongolia
Fordigo
Neret
Southern state teachers hold institute in Goldfield
State Superintendent Bray announces the southern section of the state teachers institute will meet in Goldfield the week of November 20 with a strong instructional staff. The northern section will convene in Winne the prior week. Officials promise a mix of serious work and ample entertainment for visiting teachers and students, with three months of effort culminating in a restful break.
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Bray
Goldfield
State Teachers’ Institute
Winne
Winnetors
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