Western railroads report drop in net revenue for April
Interstate Commerce Commission released preliminary figures showing Western railroads with 67,892 miles rising about 20,000 dollars in August 1916 compared to April. Western revenues reached 47,324,818 with expenses around 43,380,856, net 24,913,025. East and South show similar trends while leadership changes at Denver and Rio Grande signal potential shifts in control.
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Enormous Fund Sent in German Plot Inquiry
New York October reports Banker Schmidt as sole witness in the German plot inquiry. Evidence so far shows no violation of American neutrality. The inquiry aims to reveal German propaganda ties and fund movements, including a large sum linked to Schmidt and payments to Charles Gledhill. Rehlotd was the only witness examined today.
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Royal Bank of Canada
Dolo Paabe
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Gas fumes claim Mrs. Annie Ross in Salt Lake City area
Mrs. Annie Ross wife of contractor William J. Ross was found dead in a bath room at 276 Edith Avenue after gas from a heater leaked into the room. Towel barriers and a removed nipple allowed the gas to escape. three Moss children fainted and were treated at the emergency hospital. Her husband was away in Ogden. Mrs. Ross had recent heart trouble.
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Airplane Army Will Be Ready for Europe
Secretary Baker announced that twenty thousand airplanes and motors are under construction in the United States as part of a massive aviation buildup for America's war effort. The program will supply light to heavy training aircraft and capable combat machines, with trained aviators and equipment to follow as needed for participation in fighting in Europe.
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Publicity Bureau to Organize After Luncheon Meeting
Salt Lake City officials report Governor Wamberger has appointed the state publicity bureau. Members listed include Wy H Wattis Ogden W P Whitehead Provo E Whitmore Price E J Owen Logan TL 8 Collett Roosevelt ELM Tycon Urine Citys ALC Sarensen Delta and U N Mayes Rietfield. The group will meet at the Commercial club tomorrow for luncheon and formal organization.
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Violent artillery duel reported on Rasatan front
Petrograd dispatch says a severe artillery duel rages on the northern Rasatan front near Jacobatadi with heavy bombardment and shifting trench positions in the Potani sector where the enemy abandoned forward trenches for a more rearward post.
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Comment on the British Battle and Allied Morale
British and French armies show growing morale as German offensives stall. Reports from Warlington note observers split on whether Germany is withdrawing to strengthen lines or delaying to hold positions until winter. Allies' heavy artillery and sustained bombardment are credited with boosting Allied confidence while eroding German resolve. Some foresee open warfare returning in spring with possible combined land and sea operations to break trench deadlock. Brewers Raise Wages. Atlantic City, Oct. 6.—The United States Brewers’ association votes to raise wages across all branches, benefiting about 100,000 workers. C. W. Feigenshaw elected president, C. S. Diant named director.
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Submarine Attacks American Schooner off Scilly Isles
The American schooner Annie F Canton was attacked by a German submarine with gunfire Wednesday morning near the Scilly Islands. Eight crew members have been landed safely.
Italian cruiser Aquila fights Austrians in Adriatic
Details from Rome recount the Italian cruiser Aquila engaging two Austrian destroyers off the eastern Adriatic coast. Fire aboard Aquila forced disengagement, but Allied air forces bombed Austrian ships as Aquila later reached port under its own steam.
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Aquila Fights Multiple Austrian Ships Amid Bombardment
The Aquila was attacked by advancing aeroplanes dropping bombs and damaging crew. It repelled the air assault, then faced three Austrian cruisers Aydd Navara and At para. Aquila signaled Bish to send Mallan destroyers. shortly after, destroyers and English craft arrived, forcing the Austrians to withdraw, Navara suffering heavy damage.
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Fire Prevention Day in the State Promoted by Governor
Gov Simon Bamberger proclaims next Thursday Fire Prevention Day to clear premises of flammable refuge. Dr E G Gowans urges school children to join the crusade with a circular sent to school superintendents. US fire losses exceed 60 million with two thirds preventable. emphasis on safeguarding food and wartime shortages.
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Workhouse Women in a Wild Fight
Washington, Ort. Four Western silent sentinels of the Women's party at the Occoquan workhouse for picketing the White House were bruised and scratched in a late yesterday melee when authorities moved one prisoner to a hospital. The clash drew about sixty Black women prisoners to assist the keepers, and new charges were brought against the pickets. One account described the melee as a race riot.
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Senate okays bill to elevate Pershing Diles and create generals
Washington Oct 4 Senate adopted by viva voce vote an administration bill to promote Major Generals Pershing and Diles to general and to create a number of lieutenant generals.
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School Children to Study Food Saving Education Plan
Washington Oct 4 Prof Charles Hubbard Judd of the University of Chicago is named to edit two series of leaflets for the food administration bureau of education. The program aims to involve school children in learning food saving as urged by President Wilson.
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