Editorial attacks Baron Von Der Lancken appointment
The editorial condemns Baron Von Der Lancken as Brussels Civil Governor under German occupation and criticizes his leadership of a neutral residents commission. It argues the inquiry will fail and labels the investigation a farce, citing Cavell case as proof of incompetence and moral blindness. It warns his presence invalidates judicial quality and undermines Germany’s standing.
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Nurse Cavell
Germany
British Empire
von der Lancken
The Czarina and Kitchener: a tale of treason and fate
A controversial claim asserts the Czarina leaked Russian and Allied military plans to the German emperor, aiding the sinking of Lord Kitchener’s ship. The piece ponders her possible survival, the murder of her husband and possibly her son, and the Bolshevik-era punishment she endured as a refugee.
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Salvation Army
Russia
Mapp
Czarina
Petrograd
Potsdam
Lord Kitchener
Czerina
Bolshevik Russia
Marie Antoinette
Investment Education Spurs Public Knowledge on Government Loans
The piece argues Americans have gained rapid understanding of government bonds through four campaigns and liberty bonds, contrasting with the French and Canadians. It predicts broader literacy in securities, warns against wildcat stocks, and foresees easier financing for legitimate enterprises as public discernment grows.
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Buffalo
Canada
Appraisers Named to Cut Out Heart of Old Tucson
Judge Pattee in the superior court appointed appraisers J. P. Hohnsen HFE Heighton and Quintus Monier to condemn West Broadway property for street widening. Demurrers by George Babbitt and J Armundsen were overruled as the city proceeds, clearing the path to cut West Broadway through to Main Street and erase adjacent historic landmarks including the San Augustine hotel and Occidental Hotel area.
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West Broadway
Pattee
Superior Court
J. P. Hohnsen
Hfe Heighton
Quintus Monier
George Babbitt
J. Armundsen
Arizona
War Industries Board
Main Street
Stone Avenue
Old
San Augustine
Court
Meyer
Senate extends war excess profits taxes to individuals
The Senate finance committee proposed extending war excess profits taxes from corporations to individuals and partnerships such as lawyers and doctors. The plan would tax those in trade or business at about 12 percent above existing rates, aiming to equalize the tax basis between corporations and individuals. Corporations with smaller capital and high personal services could elect to be taxed like partnerships.
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Washington
House
Senate Finance Committee
Simmons
Editors condemn Wilson partisan push in wartime appeal
An Arizona Republican condemns President Wilson for urging a Democratic congress, arguing the nation’s war effort belongs to the American people, not a single party. The editorial urges independent voters to reject the president’s partisan call in the upcoming election.
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United States
Wilson
Ant -Streetire
Congress
San Augustine hotel to be enlarged in Tucson
The San Augustine hotel on Church Street will be expanded with more rooms after removing the heart wall. The hotel is well managed with large, bright rooms and first class food and service. Public congratulation follows its popularity under Messrs Low and Brady as rooms are added within a month of opening.
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San Augustino
Church Street
San Au
San Agustine
Messrs. Low and Brady
Night News Summary From Washington Reports and War Updates
The report lists reimbursements of 112 100 in sou ane five dep biteat statement hack Het Beem cited Washington reperal Pershdig's com monique for Saturday rates. The American first army’s battle reaches its second month with 20 captives per tenth and more. The War Industries Board and the ide industry agree on a 1 Of cent per pound cut for entry hides for November and December. No official peace statement on Germany. independence of Czech, Slovakia, and other territories is cited before sending to powers. Influenza and pneumonia rise with 17 new cases.
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Pemencrane National
Cannan
N Peters
Hrouse
Het Beem
Washington
Pershdig
War Industries Board
Ide
German News Bureau at Berlin Headquarters Dissolved
An official dispatch from Switzerland reports the press bureau at German headquarters in Berlin has been dissolved. The dispatch says some Berlin newspapers declared the bureau was responsible for spreading false news about military power of central empires.
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Washington
Opecral
Switzerland
Berlin
Central
Enmpires
Matthews well qualified for state superintendent
H E Matthews, Iowa native and educator with ten years as district and high school superintendent in Iowa and Arizona, eight years supervising school work in Graham and Maricopa counties, and prior roles in Phoenix and Mena, is portrayed as a progressive educator fit for the state superintendent post.
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H. E. Matthews
Iowa
Blisworth College
Chicago
Matthews
Arizona
Graham
Maricopa
Adagasschest
Phoenix
Mena
Liberty bond prices in New York close lower on varied series
In New York City the Liberty bond market ended mixed with declines among several series. The first convertible bonds quoted at 37.60 for nonconvertibles and around 79. " second converts at 47.168, third at 62.05 with prices recorded for multiple issues. Investors watched rate moves as bonds posted final prices for the day.
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York
Readily Effective Relief for Various Aches Sells Wide
A classic ad touts Satinee 3 for soreness sprains neuralgia and pains. It promises quick comforting relief with easy rubbing and fast results. Clean refreshing trusted at all drug stores with a large bottle for economy.
Spruce Prices Unchanged By Wartime Board
Washington October 29 The price fixing committee of the war industries board continued existing prices for New England spruce lumber and decay ending prices due to influenza the usual three month meeting with the industry to agree on prices.
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Washington
The
War Industries Board
New England
Man Given Prison Term In Wilson Case
John White aged 32 a former justice of the peace was found guilty in a United States court and sentenced to 21 months in Morandsville penitentiary for saving Wilson. The judge ruled the President could not be hanged.
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Wilson
Wilson Carnt
John White
United States
Morandsville
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