Stock Market Report Highlights Copper Grain and Livestock
AP leaved wire markets show gains as copper and grain sectors move. General Motors and Studebaker featured, Pacific and Southern lines noted. cattle prices mixed with steady to higher livestock quotes. News cites New York stocks, Liberty Loan era mentions, and rail names like Reading and Norfolk and Western in a broad market roundup.
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Flu Epidemic Hits British Columbia Mills and Towns
A serious influenza outbreak grips interior British Columbia including Powell River and Prince George. Major paper mills closing due to staff illness, with 190 cases reported at Prince George and many centres short of medical help as the epidemic spreads.
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Vancouver
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New York Butter Dealers Closed for Profiteering
The federal food board ordered eight wholesale butter dealers in New York to close for a week after convictions for profiteering. They must refund excess charges and display notices of the offense. A sugar hoarding response includes a card system to curb purchases and possible monthly allotment reductions from two pounds to one and a half per person to address shortages from rer purchase.
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New York
Federal Food Board Today
Gms
Refugees From the North of France On Hands of Dutch
Refugees from northern France are described as they fall into Dutch hands as retreating troops expand their reach. Corroborating reports from dozen fronts detail suffering and displacement, with civilians blamed for exposure and loss as German forces claim territory in the west.
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France
Prisoners recaptured after pistol battle with officer
Leonard Meecham and Hansen Locke, handcuffed together, fled a yard chase in Denver. Deputies pursued from the back door to a house after passing a horse stall. Guards fired shots before prisoners were recaptured. Meecham faces grand larceny charges and Locke larceny from a person.
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Heirs Eligible for War Risk Insurance Benefits
Washington ruling grants heirs of soldiers who died between April 1917 and the act’s publication date entitled to compensation if the service member died within the effective period and insurance was not applied for within 126 days. The decision clears many awaiting settlements and confirms wartime insurance rights.
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El Paso Virus Quarantine Easing Expected Next Week
Spanish influenza has abated in El Paso and army camps, prompting health authorities to consider lifting quarantine on camps and bans on churches schools and theaters next week. Disease reportedly under control among American residents, while interior Mexico remains affected with high case numbers. Durango reports 39,9906 cases.
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Wilson Pushes Woman Suffrage Message in Oklahoma
President Wilson spoke to Oklahoma veterans urging ratification of the woman suffrage amendment. He reiterated that enfranchisement is essential to the nation’s wartime reconstruction effort.
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Possibilities And Realities In Christian Science Letters
A compact discussion of the Christian Science view that what is impossible to mortal sense becomes possible through spiritual understanding. The text cites Jesus and Mary Baker Eddy, arguing that life is not material and that God’s law makes all things possible for the spiritual man. It contrasts finite belief with divine reality and emphasizes obedience to principle as the path to harmony.
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Mr. Eddy
Science and Health
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Jesus
Man
Colodny Confers on Vocational Work at the University
Prof J Celestiny director of vocational education in Arizona and Prof W Faylor from the federal board of vocational education met with University President Von KleinSmid yesterday morning. They discussed appointing an agricultural instructor under the Smith Hughes act with plans to be approved through federal and state channels. The instructor will be located at MTVEPStTV.
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Paris Thanks Davison for Red Cross Aid
Paris officials greet Henry V. Davison, chairman of the Red Cross War Council, at city hall. Vice President Paul Chassaigne-Goy praises charity efforts. Davison outlines Red Cross history and stresses mutual military aid and French cooperation in the war.
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Floods Hit Spartanburg Area With Record River Levels
Flood warnings sweep Spartanburg and surrounding counties as all streams rise to flood stages. Pacolet river tops levels not seen since 1903, threatening Clifton Manufacturing losses while the Southern Railway bridge at Campobello is reported in danger. Rail lines suffer heavy damage.
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Pacolet
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Southern Railway
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Russian government advances against Bolsheviks and Germans
Washington dispatches report Russian central authorities winning gains north of Archangel as they mobilize forces to hinder Bolshevik and German advances. Other items note influenza cases in army camps and McAdoo approving a rail contract form. Baker urges war relief funds be funneled through seven recognized agencies including the Salvation Army and Red Cross affiliates.
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American Library Association
General Haller joins Polish forces with Allies in New York
In New York on October 26 General Haller appeared as chief of the Polish forces allied with American and other nations. He was received amid cordial acknowledgment by the American representative of the Zionist National Committee and other officials.
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Ceneral Haller
Lenaceki
Unclear dispatches report neutral residents travel to Tromtte fiesta
Dispatches from The Hague state that neutral residents from Kresseis Oe moved to a Tromtte fiesta area. The note mentions no concrete committee plans and references German, French, and British authorities without clear actions or outcomes.
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Hague
Kresseis
Kelwmat
Helwan
Attention Farmers Seed Wheat Ad at Eagle Mill Arizona
Early barley? wheat seed advertised by Eagle Mill in Arizona. Promotion targets farmers with 08 percent at Eagle Mill. Ad highlights seed product and supplier for agricultural needs.
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