Bulgarian Coast Threatened By Two Russian Squadrons
Two powerful Russian squadrons reportedly appeared off Varna on the Black Sea, as World War I reports describe. Tribuna of Rome cites the claim via Exchange Telegraph. The piece also notes American diplomatic cables urging Turkey to curb Armenian atrocities to avoid souring U.S. relations. Further items describe French progress near Arras, Zeppelin-era air actions, and strategic movements affecting Bulgaria and the Balkans.
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Constantinople
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Turkey
Parle
Arras
French War Office
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Queeneteres
Champagne
Metz
Bete
Navarro
Means
Bablena
Ube Ailroad
Albanian Troops Occupy Flbanaan As War Expands
Report from Sofia via London states Albanian forces have occupied Flbanaan, 64 miles northeast of Goulart, after clashes with Mirdites and forces under Emad Pasha. Italy is seen as having de facto control of Albania as war continues. An Oct 4 dispatch notes planned Axis attack on Ser Iida starting Oct 6. British monitors reportedly damaged near La Panas. General Hamilton inspected landing arrangements at Bajonik for troop deployment.
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Kellen Wiener Journal
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Flbanaan
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Ebhassan
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Parla
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Tribuna
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Bajonik
Entente Allies Land Troops Near Salonika
Athens reports official Greece will join the Entente in the war as French troops land at Saloniki to aid Greece. The government notes allies move into the Balkans as friends, with Bulgaria concentrating forces and talks of Bulgarian leaders treating with Entente powers.
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England
Balkans
Macedonia
Balomiki
Nolgaria
Desertion reports disputed by Bulgarian press
A Bulgarian newspaper rejects a report from Kish via a Heuters patch claiming large Serbian army desertions are unfounded and circulated to downplay the growing scale of Dulganan desertions, which have assumed grave proportions.
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Bulgaria Likely to Bow to German Pressure
London reports indicate Bulgaria is controlled by Germany and Austria with most demands likely to be accepted. A German colonel reportedly commands Konak with German and Austrian aides while Premier Radoslarott remains under secret surveillance. German officers direct war ministry orders and legations are fortified against opposition.
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Reuters Telegram Company
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Radoslarott
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Foreign Office
Capture of Hill Told by Wrier Cependent Portraits Fall of Champaigne Hill
Paris Oct 3 A field correspondent for Havas Agency dispatches new details of the French capture of a hill near Champagne. The Allied advance took the position September 25 with colonial troops. German defenders believed the hill impregnable. Prisoners describe surrender and 3000 Grenadiers captured, plus 77 guns and 7500 shells captured and repurposed by French forces.
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Havas
Champagne
Hil
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Ube
Cotton Futures Jump After Drop Report
New York markets reacted to the drop report with a sharp rise in cotton futures. Prices advanced over 1 per bale in some sessions, lifting values by about 60 to 70 points from Saturday’s close as traders weighed the latest supply and demand signals.
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New York
Germans Mass Create Forces Strengthening New Regiments
Gen von Mackensen arrives on a new field as German forces mass in Hungary and Transylvania. Reports say 100000 troops moved from Bukowina to the Serbian frontier and hundreds of thousands stationed in Hungary with 1200 guns. Many new regiments formed from Belgian front troops. most under thirty, led by German NCOs. Field Marshal von Mackensen reportedly at Temesvar.
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Hungary
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Tagarisna
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Belgrade
Copper Miners on the Warpath in Clifton Arizona
Clifton Arizona faces tense labor unrest as hundreds of copper miners strike. A militia detachment may arrive to restore order while Adjutant General Hares and Governor Huot monitor reports of possible martial law. Earlier violence saw miners assaulting mine engineers and managers after protests at the copper camps.
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Morecel
Minere
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Thomas Bimpeon
Mike Penn
Norman Carmichael
J. W. Nennie
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N. M
Simpson
Penn
Thos
Rhertt
J. G
Heveral
Flynn
Cutton
Fions
Walle the
Mintrae
Locomotive Managers Involved in Mine Riot Attempt
Flynn faced a deputy sheriff after a chartered locomotive burst into action during a labor dispute. Managers conspired to remove workers, prompting a riot charge. Deputy Joe Larrivu attempted to halt the trio near Duncan, 30 miles away, but the case against the three fugitives was dismissed.
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Mation
Enormous Allied Losses Reported in Frontline Pushes
Berlin dispatch notes British and French offensive losses are heavy with renewed attacks unlikely. German counteroffensive gains claim ground at last ground along the Briti sh front and Loos area. British positions near Loos reportedly recaptured while German forces press on east of the line amid ongoing battles. French and Belgian actions cited along Zeebrugge coast, Habnes, Olvenchy, and Gienchy as trench advances and counterattacks unfold in the western theatre. The reports emphasize German resilience and temporary Anglo-French setbacks in the Loos sector.
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Yeaterday
Tornado Strikes Morgan City Causes Fatalities and Damage
A tornado hit Morgan City just before 10 am causing three deaths and heavy property damage. Communications were disrupted as the storm affected the area and also hampered links to New Orleans and Houston amid ongoing recovery from previous hurricanes.
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Wilson to See Game in Philadelphia
Washington Oct 4 President Wilson planned to travel by plane to Philadelphia on Saturday to attend the second game of the world championship baseball series. He will be accompanied by Secretary Tumulty, Mr Perey Airey ton, naval aide, and Miles Helen Woodrow tones, his cousins.
Russian Diplomats to Leave Sofia
Vetrograd reports Russia will recall its minister from Sofia by 2 pm after Bulgaria breaks with the central powers over King Ferdinand. Moscow says no further repressive measures against Bulgarian subjects. England France and Italy may also withdraw representatives if Sofia follows suit.
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FARM CONGRESS OPENS IN DENVER
The International Farm Congress opened in Denver with delegates from twenty western states and many foreign countries to discuss demonstration work crops policing forestry and dairy livestock topics. Speakers include Congressman Frank Mundell Wyoming and W J Drummond Enid Okla with governors expected to attend a governors’ reception tonight led by Governor George A Carton of Colorado.
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International Farm Congress
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Canada
Ayend Beleny
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Kendrick
Hunt
Arizona
McDonald
New Mealeo
Ilerne
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Alexander
Idaho
Panama Canal Closed to Traffic Until November
Cable advices to the War Department say the Panama Canal probably will not reopen to traffic before November 1. Earth slides from the bank of Gold Hill began in September and have continued despite dredges. London report notes the illness of George Edwards, manager of Enziteh the airline.
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