German Policy of Blackmail and Allied War Measures
London reports on German submarine U63 operations off the American coast and Lord Robert Cecil's discussions with the Associated Press. He argues German wartime diplomacy relies on coercion, not lawful practice, and criticizes policy that undercuts neutral trade while aiding the enemy. He warns against concessions that could aid German armies and prolong the war, citing naval blockades and merchant shipping.
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London
Druah
Robert Cecil
Associated Press
Great Britain
United
Roberto
Great Brialn
United States
Richard Crawford
Washington
Robert
Toington
Board of Trade
Germany
Fintain
Legitisale Eit
Patel Mearures
la Payette
Amock Naval
Napoleon
Klas Chow Ant
Anadir
Shipa
Naptocket
Americace
America
Thera le
Rumantans Fight Back Amid Frontline Advances
Paris reports Austro German pressure pushes Romanian troops back toward their lines in Transylvania north of Kronstadt while Rumanians resist. In the Carso front heavy fighting continues with Austrian counter-attacks repulsed near Garisis and Doberdo. 2700 prisoners claimed in Pasugio. French and British actions around Somme and Guedecourt show limited gains. Serbian front repulsed at Skochivr. In Volhynia and Galicia violence remains high with no decisive changes. Russian fronts see German assaults repulsed near Kherson.
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Paris
Transylvania
Kronstadt
Berlin
Bouthaas
Traltene
Garisis
Doberdo
Vieona
Novavas
Privoner
Pasugio R
Anern
Somme
France
Guedecourt
Bailly
Jondon
Nhat Guedecourt
Genermont
Ablaincourt
Safle
Skochivr
Cema
Volhynia
Gall'ete de Parently
Ptnek
Tussia
Petro
Liberty A Romance Of Old Mexico From Ahvan Loan
The tale centers on Liberty, Manuel, Major Winston, and Pedro amid a Mexican town. Ransom threats, political interference, and a perilous scheme unfold as Liberty agrees to a coerced marriage to shield Manuel. An aviator arrives with orders to halt an invasion and diplomatic talks proceed.
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Uberty Morton
P Lopes
Insula
Plante
Amatean
Ray Cari
Pee
Pedra
Major Winaton
Teres Harfire
Tniste
Pancha Leon
Alajor Winston
Yyiauton
Liberty
Hie Wee Manuel
Bes
Hyent
Pancho
Hal
Rutlegge
Pedro
Manuel
Wintton
Aneieoe
Dabert
Libarty
America
Tregada
Washington orders halt to rescue attempt amid border turmoil
Major Winston dismisses Rutledge’s protest and demands obedience as Washington pursues political paths. Lopez advances while Mullers plan to draw back to the Morton hacienda, with aviators relaying a retreat and a Mesican informant overhearing a plan to provoke more attacks to force negotiations.
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Winston
Washington
Rutledge
Tulledge
Settee
Lopez
Delong Tx
Dome
Iiberty
Morton
Pedro
Lopex
Nasd Goggles
Asira
Pedro rescues spy as Lopez plots at Los Alamos
In rugged desert action Pedro confronts a Mexican spy amid camp tensions. The rescue mission leads to liberty’s confinement, Lopez’s threats, and Liberty finding a revolver to aid a daring escape as Major Winston presses vigilance.
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Washington
Pedro
Mozicas
Tehind
Alvira
Winston
Burien
Alvis
Bob
Bilagon
Rutledge
Wberry
Lopez” Tral
Tedrs
Rela
Dix
Liberty
Los Alamos
Ledru
Tortugas
Medro
Altita
Tedro
Rutledge Liberty
Wioraton
Hutledge
Ava
Sajord
Coeston
Mutlodge
Untitled fragment on Villa siege impacts in Mexico
Fragmentary report notes residents of Santa Ana near Casas Grandes after Villa forces captured the town on October 19. Women and children left, men pressed into the Villa army or faced penalties. railroad service south of Casas Grandes halted amid unrest.
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Rom
Kaa
Pearson
Canas Grandes
Villa Actiefthes
Madeira
Scandal Clouds Prison Camp Abuses Report
Weriin and Maye Mir report alleged mistreatment of prisoners of war at a Beards Gepmen camp in Washington state. The dispatch outlines accusations of neglect, mistreatment, and conditions questioned by wartime observers as the wireless transmission from WA reaches readers.
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Weriin
Gepmen
Repatriation Demands in Allied Talks on French Camps
The Overseas News Agency reports main Allied committee discussions pressing France to repatriate women and children and men over 45 still held by France despite the 1614 convention. They urge lowering the male repatriation age from 65 to 45 and demand abolition of abuses in French prison camps, notably Chartreuse.
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Telehaiag
Overseas
Peréval
Plan to care for retired ministers in Churches of Christ
Des Moines Oct 13 A plan to fund pensions for ministers over 67 who served 30 years was presented to the International Convention by the board of ministerial relief. It calls for compulsory retirement at age 70 and an assessment on every active minister to build the fund.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Churches of Christ
Board of Ministerial Relief of
Hoboken Fire Dept Races to Lumber Yard Blaze
The Hoboken fire department responded to a lumber yard fire in the factory district that spread to nearby buildings and endangered a tenement area. About one hundred girls at a chocolate factory faced danger but all escaped unharmed.
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Ioboken
Hoboken
Husband in tears as wife vanishes near Oakley mining camp
Kentmerer Wisconsin reports a mining camp seven miles from Oakley where Jos Bar tolette mourns the mysterious disappearance of his wife. He suspects she eloped with neighbor James Ameato who also left around the same time. Ameato had boarded at the Bar tolette home and a strong affection had grown between them. Sheriff Ed Hansen was told to find her and bring her back.
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Lopez
Akira
Catia
Liberty
Mentel
Amaries
Lopes
Manuel
Akes
Detter
Lepee
Maevel
Itout Real
Liberty Capk
Pancho Lopez
Sonora
Menteo
United States
Rentey
Kentmerer
Wic
Jos Bartolette
Oakley
James Ameato
Amecato
Bare Folette
Sirs
Bartolette
Tramplette
Oday
Hansen
Shea Vaya Ashe
Ameato
Missing Wife Case Sparks 423 Reward Inquiry
The report states Tarteletta broadcast pictures of his wife and offered a 423 reward for information on her whereabouts. He alleges Ameato abused influence to coerce her departure, while the wife is described as weak willed and may not be well cared for.
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Ameato
Tarteletta
Freighter Wauhuehina Mart Ashore in Dense Fog
Seattle October 12 The freighter Wauhuehina Mart outward bound with a cargo from Tecoma for Oriental ports went ashore at West Point north of Seattle on a sandy protection. In dense fog this morning 40 feet bath to the buoy. A tug attempt to pull the steamer off the sand will be made today. No danger to ship.
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Seattle
Wath
Gaki Shosen Kaiaba
Wauhuehina Mart
Tecoma
Oriental Porta
Weat Point
German Submarine Sighted Moving East Off Nantock
New York reports a German submarine sighting east of Nantock, detected by wireless from a neutral ship. The craft was described as moving in an easterly direction, with a person aboard claiming Newport origins. The incident occurred Tuesday, over 100 miles east of Nantock.
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New York
Densit
Newport
Nantockst
British advance guards east of the Struma in Grecian theater
British armored cars probed east of the Struma railway junction near Seres Demir and Seren Galenik, reporting strong Bulgarian resistance along the line. In the Doljeni area north of Doljeli, raids forced the enemy to retreat leaving casualties. Cincinati Upholsterers' union proposes a new wage scale seeking eight hours daily and eighteen dollars weekly.
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Struma Balonski
Greece
Del
London
Struma River
Greek Macedonia
Saya
Beres Deminis
Jorn
Struma
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Rumantans
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Universal Film Manufacturing Company
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Meakane
Villa
Union
Chicago
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