Premier Botha Sure of Ten Win in South Africa
In Capetown Oct 53 followers of Premier General Jonta Botha and allied unionists claim a safe majority in the Union of South Africa house of assembly. Nationalists and Hertzog opponents trail, with rural districts strongly favoring the premier. results show several seats undecided, but key towns like Paarl and Leaberg lean to Botha.
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House of Union of South Africa Assembly
Capetown
South Africa
Va Candon
Jonta Botha
House of Assembly of the
Union of South Africa
Hatlonallata
Free State
Herteog
Motha J
Witenhaze
Hea Fremantle
Hertzog
Paarl
Fremier Mercham
Cape Colony
Gotha
Leaberg
Dozen New Cardinals to Be Created Soon
Rome reports a papal consistory planned for November 22 will create about twelve new cardinals. Named nominees include Monsignor Bcapinelli and Archbishop Gusmiling, with others such as Donato Star Teil rumored, reflecting foreign appointments and Vatican rearrangements reported in Paris.
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Rome
Paris
Vatican
Monzigior Bcapinelli Nunelo
Vienna
Blondgnor Tomas
Bogelant
Holy Office
Gusmling
Hoben
Donato Star Teil
Apostolic
Washington
Congregation of Religious, Estairs
Death scene of Edith Cavell reported in London
London reports publish details of Edith Cavell's final hours from a British chaplain. The account describes her calm, faith, and refusal to fear death as she prepared for execution for aiding Allied soldiers. Whitlock notes the body should be delivered to a nurses school, with burial per German authorities.
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London
Tes
Urdah
J. BT. Gaban
N Tirgesela
Sila Fae Carvell
Hrand Whitlock
Delgium
Walter James Page
School For Nurses
Tia Regeest
Ministry of War
Berlin
Gahan
Reladoce
Nbs
Whitlock
Maron von der Lancken
Dostrnor
Court of Appeals of
Drussels
Law School
King
Dtlas Carell
Abe
Tlaron Lancken
Anbjeet
BL Gillie
Berile
Tle
Labatt
Hearts Open at Best Time
Fragmentary notice notes opening hours or event at a venue titled sts o Hearts with two o clock noon or two o’clock post meridiem.
Preparedness of the Us Urged by Boston Meeting Leaders
Boston October 22 Speakers at a National Security meeting urged permanent national defense council as key to preparedness. Governor Walsh and Senator John W Weeks supported the idea, favoring a council dominated by military officers and top defense officials to shield it from political shifts.
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Boston
Permanent Council
National Defense
Walsh
United States
John W. Weeks
Tha Corermor
War College
Coleee
Ways and Chaps
Italy Held Up German Cotton
American cotton valued at about fifty million dollars shipped from the United States and consumed by Germany is now in Italian government hands. Captain J. W. Batchelor, aboard the steamship Baltia from Liverpool, says he recently traced cotton that Germany sent to Italy to bypass car shortages. He reports Italy detained cotton consigned to Germany for months after joining the Allies and that rolling stock was sent to Italy to move the goods to the Atlantic coast for Allied ships.
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New York
Germany
J. W. Batchelor
Lar IU Barrage Association
Baltia
Liverpool
Batchelor
Italy
Bath Cara
Cot Cantata
Racilte
Shipa
Reservists Sail to Join War Effort from Balt Lake
Balt Lake residents echo Italy’s call as reservists depart over the Mo Grande to join the Austro German alliance fight. The second quota this month heads to New York to meet reactriats from the U S and Canada for the November 1 rendezvous. A hundred more will join routes at Pueblo and other points. Italian consular agents coordinate evacuations with Denver officials and aid efforts amid travel dangers aboard ships.
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Balt Lake
Mo Grande
Thie Arolon
New York
United States
Canada
Sil
Pueblo
Othera
at'Et
Loula
Pointa
Anselma
Bia
Tefa
Denver
Fairbanks Warns of War Aftermath and Economic Invasion
In Fairbanks, Kentucky, former vice president Charles Warren Fairbanks urges a dual American defense: protect against military invasion and counter a commercial invasion. He calls for a strengthened tariff, national defense, a global return of the flag, world markets, banking hubs, and language studies for youth to understand foreign needs and reduce reliance on force.
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Loulaville
United States
Charlee Warren Fairbanks
To Hightile
Pease
Ste. Fairbanks
America
War Prisoners to Be Lumbermen
Ottawa reports 6000 war prisoners held in Canada have had applications made by Rennawick lumbermen to draft them into lumber camps. Lumbermen cite inability to hire sufficient workers as the reason. Government hasn't yet acted on the request.
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Ottawa, Gul
Canada
Dominion Gusernical
Rennawick
Tabor Lescarce
Powder burglary near Salt Lake City fuels Hyllstrom case
An attempted burglary at a powder magazine near Davis County north of Salt Lake City was thwarted last night. Investigators believe the attackers aimed to secure dynamite to aid threats against Joseph Hillstrom. Officer Prinsen fired on two men fleeing, with one possibly wounded. Police and sheriff offices across Ogden and Davis County are on alert as high-explosive theft fears accompany the ongoing Hillstrom affair.
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Ealt Lehe
Davis County
Salt Lake City
Intradera
Uoon
James Prinses
Western Powder Company
Pringen
Ite
Salt Lake
Daris
Joseph Iilstrom
Listrom
Thomas Luker
Prinsen
Meckleosburg
Jemp
Printen
Trintes
Frinsen
Vringen
Bamberger Railroad
Laker
E. C
Darla County
Ogden
Alev
Dlackmallers
J. J. Startin
L. Ft. Ee
Willlacpry
Board of Pardons
Bs Supreme Court
Sillstrom
Supreme Court
Tor
Vienna Reports Italian Repulse
An official communication from Vienna describes Italian forces repelling attacks after a prolonged artillery prelude. The report notes heavy Italian losses and outlines assaults on coastal districts and bridgeheads near Keres Tolmino, with emphasis on Doberdo plateau defenses and reductions at Kern point of support.
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Irada
Tia Landas
Keres Tolmino
Doberdo
Kern
Srstlyth
Front-line clashes continue along Alpine trenches
Forces in the Altornion fronts repulsed Italian and Allied assaults across the Dolomites and Carinthia sectors. Repeated hand to hand actions on the Doberda plateau, Hochweiszensteen, Monte Peralba, and Subach valley saw heavier casualties as our positions held firm amid ongoing artillery duels.
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God
Lessea
Doberda
Carinthia
Hochweiszensteen
iMonte Peralba
Plocken
Subach
Tsro Jean
Dolomites
Greece Declines to Join Allied War Effort
Official dispatches from Athens via London state Greece will not enter the war for now. The Greek government refused Allied terms tied to adherence to the Triple Alliance in exchange for military aid against Bulgaria and Austro German attacks. Greek officials expect further Balkan developments before committing, with Romania and Greece awaiting decisive victories to assure national safety.
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London
Mirrete Bay
Agaloat -Bet
Greece
Balooikty
Aptolon
Romania
Yona
Serbia
Sorarm
Bemen- Grin
Shebsts
Reisrade End
Bss
Danube
Ansto
Salantki
Attack on Swedish Vessel in North Sea Details Emerge
Stockholm reports a Swedish gunboat Hvalen attacked in broad daylight by a German trawler in the North Sea. The vessel was struck several times with shots fired from six to nine rounds, seriously injuring the wheelman. The German submarine then withdrew to port.
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Stockholm
London
Bea
Tall Eheed
Atatt Bas
Berlin Swed ish Probe on Germania Incident
Telegram from the Swedish minister in London says Sir Edward Grey promised that Britain would regret any violation of Swedish waters by a German warship. The British government awaits a full report from its naval officers before deciding further action.
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Berlin
London
Edward Grey
Edward
Detish Goverment
Germania
Villa Occupies Mormon Colony in Oaxaca
Reports state Villa forces have occupied the Mormon settlement at Oaxaca for complete control. American settlers allegedly aided the occupation, with Villa’s men camping in local houses and feeding horses in the colony pastures. no violence reported yet as some Mormons seek safety elsewhere.
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Paso
Tex
Villa
Colonia Oazaca
Oaxaca
Ba- Yapo
Crixa- Grandes
Thihaaboz
Wormon-mountain
Dennis v Driscoll labor seat case before grand jury
A court session today adjourned with the grand jury instructed in the Dennis v Driscoll labor seat matter. The alleged use of funds during a recent campaign was noted as part of the inquiry and no final verdict was stated.
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Mal Mbet
Dennis v. Driscoll
Taunletpal Court
Foun
German usury break calls amid war strain
A Cologne Gazette report cited by a Philadelphia wireprint accuses wartime finance of fueling price hikes and profit extraction. It argues war usury harms German honor and reduces citizens' willingness to endure hardship amid shortages. In Providence, a murder indictment against Elizabeth F. Mobs ties to Dr. C. Franklin Most’s death, with defense quashing the proceeding on constitutional grounds.
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Tondos
Cologne
Mt Amstertin
Geresaay
Iple
Gazeite
Farae
Providence
Elizabeth F
Het Ke Band
C Frankin Most
Sepey
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