Bankers in Paris money trail linked to Pasha case
New York and Washington dispatches detail the grand jury like inquiry into Bolo Pasha. William Randolph Hearst entertained Pasha in 1916. Adolph Pavenstedt and Count von Bernstorff are named in the bank transfer plot. Investigations trace funds from Deutsches Bank through National Park and Guaranty Trust to Paris and reveal a complex web of intermediaries and covert transfers.
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New York
Merten Lewis
Bolo
Pasha
France
William Randolph Heagret
Goto
Mr. Lewis
Adolf Pavenstedt
Paris
Captain Boyed
van Papen
Julex Bois
Tran Bolo Pasha
Lewis
Hearst
Attornney
Belo
Washington
State Dev’partment
Count von Bernatort
Ambatasdor
Bela Pasha
Dolor
Paul Holo Pasha
Merton E. Lewis
United States
Coot von Ternstort
Halo Pasha
Jules J. Junserand
Rolo Pasha| Ja
Maria
Jusserand
Naty Pasha
Annl Lewis
Thi
Meratorit
Dnpr Rro
Yoenetorit
Mua Felinidt
Bol Pasha
Bolo Pasha
Gener
Wunty
Bolo Fraha
Deutsches Bank
National Park Bank
Guaranty Trust Company
J. P. Morgan
Germany
Deutsche Bank of Berlin
Adolph Pavenstedt
G. Amsink & Co
Schmidt
Deutsches Bank of Berlin
Bernstorf
Wavenstedt
Dolo Pasha
Bernstorf Frebelly
Royal Bank of Canada
Hila
J. P. Morgan & Co
Charles Humbert
Tholx
Nole
Berolstorff
Pamed
Deutsches
Recount Victory in New York Mayoral Race Tangle
In unofficial recounts William M. Bennett regains lead over Meyer Mitchel for New York mayoral nomination, with Bennett now ahead by several hundred votes and facing a possible court ordered official recount to secure nomination. The detailed story also traces Allied funds and German financial maneuvers through New York banks and the Guaranty Trust, involving Count von Bernstorff era communications and a Deutsche Bank network evidenced by wireless messages and code exchanges.
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William M. Bennett
New York
Meyer Mitchel
Bennet
Guaranty Trust Company
G. Amisink
Royal Bank of Canada
J. P. Morgan & Co
Parla
Ami
Schmidt
Lewis
Schwidt
von Bern- Morff
Rene ‘Herat
Sehraldt
Sayville
Deutsche Bank
William Fores
German Foreign Office
Charles Gledhill
von Bernstorff
Deutsche Bank of
Bezlin
Bolo Pasha
Count von Bernator
Gertuso Foreign Office
Bunte
Merton E. Lewis
Count von Rerbatroft
Solon Tasha
Paris
Eaid
Yugo Schmidt
Kentral
Forsion
Dola
Jor Count von Dernetorff
Guaranty| Trust Company
Mencagen von
William Foxley
Guaranty| Trust
Fred Moors Hen
Morssages
Final Warning to Drafted Men in Washington
A government notice warns drafted men who failed to answer the call that they may avoid punishment if they promptly join the colors and explain prior absence. Those who attempt to evade service face desertion charges and pursuit for punishment. Meanwhile labor unions in Mount Vernon plan to build a labor temple.
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Washington
Mount Vernon, N
British Hold Crest as Germans Open Counter Attacks
British forces in France and Belgium defend a ridge crest between Broodszeinde and Noardenhaek amid heavy German counterattacks. Prisoners stream in as British troops fight tenaciously in one of the front’s bold offensives, while German divisions near Zonnebeke plan to retake Hellich positions. British casualties reported as light.
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France
Belgium
Broodszeinde
Noardenhaek
Jasi
Zonnebeke
Hellich
Extradition Fight Spreads as I W W Arrests Proceed
Chicago attorney Otto Christensen said men jailed in the government raid will not waive extradition without case-by-case cause shown to compel trial here. Government expects hearings around January 1 as more suspects from Chicago Springfield Globe Phoenix Nome are named. Formal arraignments for I W W leaders indicted on seditious conspiracy are expected within a month with rapid action planned. Italian shipping losses for week ending Sept 16 show several steamers sunk or damaged by mines or submarines with ships under 100 tons and a few under 300 tons.
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Chicago
Cling Ban
Don Shraeger
Joe Ashler
Springfeld
Fred Wilson
Tockfort
Kl. Fr. J. Hobbs and Jutts Bianco, Both of Globe, Ariz
Herbert McCutchron
Phoeniz
Stanley Dembick
Nome, N
Workers of the World
Mame
NOME
British Forces Break Through at Passchendaele Front
British attack in Ypres area drives along 16,000 yard front, seizing Passchendaele ridge sections and the village of Stoadseinde. Haig reports depths to 2,500 yards with hundreds of German surrenders as Maurice confirms gains across northern Flanders. French raids on Frankfort and Rastatt noted with reprisal bomber actions.
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London
Ypres
Frederick B. Maurice
War Office
Stoadseinde
Prince Rupprecht
Tower Hamlets
Palygon Wood
Verdun
Frankfort
Ars
Raedatt
Baynen
Thantatt
Baden
Karle
Flanders
Western Front
Somme
Azme
Ling
Lille
American Tanks and Tactics Learn From Allies in France
American engineers in France study British and French tank designs and assault methods to accelerate war effort. The army plans to test both giant British tanks and smaller French models as an emergency measure while developing improvements. Airplanes and planes construction receive growing attention, with emphasis on utilizing American ingenuity within allied experiences.
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France
Areaciated
America
Germany
Great Britain
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Drateche Bank
Fred Mooren
Guaranty Trust Company of New York
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Broadseinde
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Zonnebeke-Broodseinde
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Rastatt
Harle Duc
Frankton
Tendon
Ovent Ofiite
Gaya
Belanchitza Planins
White
Brtlah
Berlin
Fro Army
Flandera
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Food Administration Today
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Wyoming
H. C Beevers
Sherton
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