German Austrian Officers Being Rushed to Bulgaria
London reports Foreign Secretary Grey stated German and Austrian officers have been arriving in Bulgaria to direct its army. Allies condemn such assistance as provocative, with France and Britain taking measures to defend Serbia and Greece against Bulgarian moves. Front reports describe clashes along the Serbian frontier, French progress near Artois, and German attempts repelled in Champagne.
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French Offensive Advances as Germans Face Heavy Losses
From The Hague dispatch, Cologne Gazette reports German forces on the western front meet a French counterattack. German machine guns and cannon mow down attackers but fail to halt progress as French troops push forward amid tens of thousands of casualties. The offensive yields a complete enemy defeat with French lines advancing toward Luxembourg and Belgium.
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Germans Make Further Gains North of Loos
Berlin reports by wireless from Tuckerton that Britons have ceased attacks and German forces pushed forward north of Loos. French assaults east of Souches failed. German counterattacks near Loos advanced with few prisoners and no mines captured. French attacks northwest of Mastigea were unsuccessful. 104 officers and 7,109 men captured. Mine explosions damaged French positions at Vaguols and bombs were dropped on Honta-tatard.
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Electrical detectors help Allies sink German submarines
New York October 1 Willan Dubilier an American engineer said electrical detectors along England Scotland and Ireland coastlines have destroyed or captured more than 273 German submarines with the exact total known only to the highest German admiralty. The Food authority reportedly confirms the figure though precision remains uncertain.
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England
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Runaway Market On Wall Street Shakes Stocks In Early Trade
New York October 1 Wall Street faced another runaway market as United States Steel copper shares and utilities led gains while war shares showed uneven performance. Copper producers reported wide spreads with some railways steady. Philadelphia Electric rose after a dividend announcement, United Malleys preferred advanced and Pacific Telephone climbed.
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Packtic Telephone
French Flyers to Aid British Fighters in The Air
London reports that about a dozen French aviators, handpicked, have arrived in England to bolster British defences against Zeppelins. Paris air patrols have been notably effective, with Paris claiming Zeppelin attacks have waned for months as nightly sorties by airmen continue.
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Presa
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Von Papen Recall Signals U S Interest in Diplomatic Row
Reports from Denver and Washington indicate Germany says Captain Von Papen the military attache will be withdrawn. Cipher letters from Papen and Count von Ternstorff are among four seized items as the State Department weighs whether he violated diplomatic proprieties amid Austrian ambassador recall. The case may go to the Supreme Court as patent antitrust actions in Philadelphia unfold.
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G. A. R Elects New Commander
Elias A. Monfort of Cincinnati Ohio was elected commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic. Three candidates were nominated Cole Willam Patterson and Captain Monfort with Monfort winning unanimously. Monfort formerly served as Cincinnati postmaster and received 5391 votes to 231 for Cole Patterson. George Blaybaugh of Washington DC was named senior vice commander in-chief. Mrs Alice C Hisley of Jefferson City Missouri was elected president. Colonel Ambrose F B Stephene of Cincinnati installed as commander d chief of the Sons of Veterans.
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Willam J. Patterson
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Washington, D. C
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Jefferson City
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United States Wins Big Suit in Motion Picture Case
Philadelphia October 1 The United States government wins sweeping victory in a key antitrust case as Judge Ollevee H Dickinson clears the motion picture trust finding a 24 cent charge violated Sherman law The decision targets the Motion Picture Patents Company General Film Company and related firms with vast financial stakes and possible appeal plans.
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Menera Film Company
Hiograph Company
Thomas A. Edison Company, Inc
Fusaway Film Company
Ka+ Jem company, Inc
George Klein. Lar [Au Manufacturing Company
Welles Manufacturing Company
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Frank Ts Dyer
Henry N. Marvin
J. J. Kennedy
Ramael Long
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W. Neelle
T Hat
Melses Manufacturing Company
Trust Lane
Filma
Dependanta
Ollevee H. Dickinson
United Bates District Court
Motion Pictore Patents Company
Feneral Fim Company
Eye Witness Describes Battle Near Gouckers
An eyewitness recounts a brutal afternoon near Gouckers as seven mines exploded at noon and German forces pushed from woods toward French trenches. French troops advanced, fought through ruined shelters, and repelled German counterattacks as artillery and machine gun fire cut swaths through the forest. The account notes German helmeted troops, intense shelling, and a final French breakthrough leading to German retreat from the woods.
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Bankers Indicted Over Bank Scandal Involving McAdoo
Three officials at the National Bank, including Grover as president and Flather as cashier, were indicted for conspiracy to defraud the bank’s recon against Secretary McAdoo and Comptroller Williams. The charges allege misappropriation and wrongdoing tied to bank operations and government actions.
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Chariea OC. Grover
Niges Naetional Bank
William J. Flather
Flather
Nerivey
McAdoo
Wilitama
Dismissals and suspensions at Annapolis Naval Academy
Secretary Daniels ordered disciplinary actions following a major basing incident at Annapolis Naval Academy. Six midshipmen are dismissed, four suspended for a year without pay, fifteen others demoted, and additional officers reassigned or downgraded, marking a substantial punitive response to the event.
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Daniels
Annapolis Naval Academy
Earthquake Shakes San Francisco Bay Area Coast
A strong quake rattled San Francisco and nearby bay cities with a rough magnitude felt across a fifty mile stretch. The tremor lasted about three seconds and caused scattered damage estimated at around fifty dollars in local impacts.
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