Memorial Sent to President Wilson
Stockholm Oct 3 Dr John Tielupas who has worked with Lithuanians and Letts in Russia arrived in Stockholm and asked American minister Ira Nelson Motels to forward a memorial to President Wilson. It requests national independence and self government with representation at the peace conference. The territorial plan seeks to restore much of the 1795 losses, including about 17,000,000 Lithuanians Letts and others.
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Stockholm
John Tielupas
Mussia
Ira Nelson Motels
Vy Wilzon
Thousands On Way Ten Camps Special Train Service
About 200000 men, part of the third increment to the national army, head to sixteen cantonments as railroads report moving around 720000 soldiers to training camps or embarkation points. The longest move was 1514 miles from Yuma to Fort Riley in 48 hours, with special trains, Pullman cars, and heavy equipment.
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Wabmgton
Tarahal
National Army
Wew Board
National Guard
Regular Army
National Wry
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Ariz
Fort Riley
Kan
San Francisco
Cal
Comtendard Sleeper Train Arrival Tale
A damaged OCR fragment mentions sleepers and baggage cars aboard a train bound for San Francisco. It notes arrival around four p.m. in September with unclear destination details and garbled wording. Named entities are incomplete or questionable due to text corruption.
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Comtendard
San Francisco
Seed Wheat and Rye to Be Saved for Next Year
Washington reports the department of agriculture will exempt seed grain from the thirty day grain storage limitation to ensure seed wheat and rye for next year. Seed lots kept for feed may be stored until the end of the pest needing season but cannot be sold above 16 percent of the No 1 wheat price at the elevator where stored.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Board Leaves for the Pacific Coast
Washington reports the labor adjustment board departed for the Pacific coast to address strikes hampering shipbuilding. The party will first go to Beattie, then Portland, and finally San Francisco to negotiate settlements.
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Washington
Pacific
Beattie
Portland
Francisco
Trained men to cope with graft and profiteers
Washington reports food price manipulators will face the trained men and resources of the secret service. Food administrator Herbert Hoover asked President Wise for corps services and it has been granted, expanding efforts against profiteering.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Wise
German authorities order widespread blackout in western Germany
Amsterdam report says German military authorities require lights to be darkened in Düsseldorf government district and large areas of Westphalia at eight o clock. Similar air raid precautions are being taken at other western German locations. Read the Classified Ads.
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Amsterdam
Dusseldorf
Westphalia
Anzerger
Eseen
Germany
Hindenburg Honored At German Headquarters Birthday Events
Amsterdam October 3 Field Marshal von Hindenburg received flowers as children strewed blooms along his route to headquarters and airmen dropped laurels. General von Luden dorm greeted him, praising the Prussian German fatherland while the emperor lauded Hindenburg and pledged victory and enduring German strength.
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Amsterdam
von Hindenburg
Yeserday
Hindenburg
von Ludendorff
Ludenochl
Marshal von Hindenburgen
Germany
Embargo Seen as Key Move Strangling German War Power
Washington Oct 3 Great Britain's embargo on shipments to Switzerland Sweden Denmark Norway and the Netherlands is viewed as a pivotal step in tightening the cord that weakens Germany's military power. The action follows the U S embargo on neutral trade and signals broader wartime measures to curb supplies to central powers. Officials note the move aims to force a reorganization of German policy and modify neutral exchanges to fit wartime conditions.
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Washington
Great Britain
Switzerland
Sweden
Denmark
Norway
Netherlands
Germany
United States
Great Brisain
Revi
Trade agreements now essential amid wartime delays
The text argues that continuing trade through neutrals risks massive losses of life and billions of dollars, making the renewal of old agreements absolutely necessary to prevent a rout or setback in the war effort.
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Rion
Poultry Prizes Awarded at Ogden Show
Winners at the Weber County poultry exhibit in Ogden announced with J. N. Shafer and W. Bramwell among top prize birds. Single comb Rhode Island White and White Leghorn divisions noted with several firsts and high placements. Weber County Poultry Association plans January 1918 show to be the biggest yet in the state.
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Washington
Walter Farr
Sadeingle Abirlaten
J. N. Shafer
Witsford Bramwell
Rhode Island
Rhodesland Ted
J. Hls
Wiford Cramwell
Weber County Poultry Association
Ogden
Earl Caddock to clash with Roller and others in Ohio card
Earl Caddock world heavyweight wrestling champion will wrestle Saturday at an albertar event in Ohio. He meets Dr Roller and Joe Stecher with Waldek Zybyszko Charley Cutter on the card, plus other prominent names expected. Promoters expect out of town fans to attend the opening of the series. The bombing raid on London Margate and Dover by German aircraft is reported as effective by the war office.
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Foller Cthcago
Dr. Roller
Joe Stecher
Waldek Zybyszko
Charley Cutter
Detlin
Tandon
London
Margate
Bhearness
Dover
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