Allies Would Punish Germans In Peace Effort
Indianapolis report quotes William G McAdoo urging the second Liberty Loan unity. He says victory requires funding and support, insisting every American dollar backs troops and open supply lines. London dispatch covers Joseph Havelock Wilson’s Middlesboro speech warning against a German peace and condemning anti patriotic critics.
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Indictment Expected Against New York Election Officials
New York Oct 2 Indictment of election officials in the Republican primaries where William M Dennett defeated Mayor Mitchel after a recount is expected from grand jury evidence gathered via tally sheets subpoenaed from the board of elections District Attorney Rey Swann said discrepancies in the sheets yielded sufficient evidence to warrant indictments without witnesses.
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City borrows 20000 from Security State Bank
A city commission meeting heard a $25250 damages claim for Mrs. Shapley caused by a sewer excavation collapse on South Washington Ave. Guardian ad litem Alfred W. Shapley alleged unsafe railing. The claim was referred to the city attorney for full investigation. The commission voted to borrow 42000 from Security State Bank for the general fund and granted an electrician's license to Bardsley Crothers company of Salt Lake. A request for an night at Quincy and Caprioare nucs was referred to Commissioner Figgare.
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The Fighting Trail Serial Debuts With Outdoors Adventure
A Greater Vitagraph serial launches today with a melodramatic outdoor romance. William Duncan leads as a fearless man alongside Carol Toway as a fearless heroine in a tale of peril from nature and outlaws. Audience will follow their struggle and courage in stunning desert landscapes.
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Huns Hurled Back In Renewed British Front Action
German forces launched a fierce attack on the British front but were repelled by heavy artillery and counterfire. After a period of bombardment, the Germans renewed their assault, broke through briefly, and were chased by British forces in a hot pursuit as the battle raged along the line.
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High schools mobilize pupil help to save crops
Senator Parker reports strong high school response to appeal by canners farmers and orchardists. Pupils from three city high schools worked at factories to process Hox fruits and vegetables. He urges boys to aid country districts in fruit and tomato harvest to prevent spoilage and save crops.
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Jitney Fight in Springfield Prompted by Special Vote
Springfield voters faced a special election to decide if jitneys will be barred from operating on streets where the Springfield Traction Company runs. Traction officials warned that unrestricted jitney service risks financial ruin if the ordinance remains in effect or is repealed.
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Typhoid Fever Near Elimination in Army Vaccination Effort
Charles Archet of the French Academy and Nobel laureate in medicine announced to the academy that typhoid fever, which claimed many lives early in the war, has been nearly eliminated from the army due to vaccination with serum developed by Dr. Vin ceat of the Val de Grace military hospital.
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Fire destroys thousands of tons of stock provisions near Stockholm
In Stockholm on October 2 more than 4,000 tons of provisions fodder maize oatcake and other supplies were burned in nearby storehouses. The loss exceeds 1 000 000 stovas and will be hard to replace under current import restrictions, affecting relief and food supply in the region.
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Cooperative Union Planned Across Parties in Chicago
Delegates to a national conference of Progressives, Socialist Democrats, Prohibitionists and Independents arrived in Chicago on October 2 and announced a plan to mobilize all but the dominating parties. The group aims to form a cooperative union, led by W. G. Hinshaw, chairman of the National Prott.
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Notable Deliberations Invite Leading Figures and Topics
The forthcoming deliberations will include speakers such as Victor Murdock Samuel Gompers Mathew Hate of Thos ton J Lilt Wilson Henry C Needham Eugene Fogs former governor of Massachusetts Clarence Darrow John Sparga of Vermont and J Phelps Stokes of New York Equal suffrage national prohibition and government ownership of public utilities are key topics. GUYNEMER TO BE HONORED. The piece notes a Paris invitation to inscribe Capt George Guynemer’s memory in the Manthon burial site and reports on French sporting events and wartime logistics.
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Canadian Teams Confront In First French Matchup
In France Artillery and Infantry units clash in their debut contest near shell holes by Herman. Canadian troops pushed forward amid obstacles and fire as measures to secure a route were tested. The event marks a notable moment in Allied operations behind enemy lines with units learning combat coordination under fire.
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British Seek Aid of igover Co operative Plan
British food commission representatives arrived at an Atlantic port seeking Herbert Hoover’s support. Led by O H Smith the delegation aims to organize Allied food requirements, coordinating with Torver to ensure allocation of rations for armies and civilians.
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American Mission Honored in Italy Banquet Held
Name: Nome October 2 The American Red Cross mission to Italy was honored at a banquet hosted by the Italo American union. Premier Oselli American Ambassador Page Count Samagit and cabinet members attended. Lieut Col George F Naker praised the courtesies shown to the American delegation.
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