Republican Ticket List of Officials and Electors
A fragmented ticket line lists presidential electors and local offices with numerous misspellings. It names AMAR, MMI Y ORANGE PEELE as electors and includes states and districts with numerous candidate lines for governor, auditors, treasurer, attorney, judge, district attorney, representatives, commissioners, clerk, and other county posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuantat
Hane
Ticohes
Warren Fan Hwanles Wanks
Fun
Amar
MMI
Orange
Em Tuomas 95
David Sereen
German Austro German Allies Claim Big War Gains In Galicia
War office in Berlin reports decisive Austrian German advances on the Russian front near Galicia and Transylvania. Villages and passes captured, but Petrograd disputes and notes ongoing heavy fighting and shifting positions along the western bank of the Dniester and surrounding front lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
War Office
von Mackenen
Dobruda
Toprol Sarl
Cobadin
Transylvania
Petrogradenya
Buren
Bucharest
Coca
Thie
Teutonic
Marayuvka Pirer
Galicia
Mer
Srtelniki
Skonmnyochy
Petrograd
Motninz
Somme and Macedonian Front Battles Reported
Fragmented report notes Chaulora wood attacks and French front fighting near the Somme with casualties and prisoners. It mentions British losses described as sacrifices amid trenches from Blanchen to Mateonetts and a Macedonian front engagement along the Cerna river region, with weather hampering Austro Italian operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaulora
Parle
Rome
Retin
Blanchen Aml
Mateonetts
Somme
Taye Bertin
Cerna
Gernap Toobs
Rathefornia
WILSON LOOKS FOR VICTORY
Long Branch New Jersey October 22. President Wilson’s campaign for reelection gains pace with speeches planned across key states. He is confident of victory and will follow a schedule including Cincinnati Thursday Buffalo and New York City next week. Parker accepts a lunch with the president and Gerard, ambassador to Germany, will also dine with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Thanch
N. J
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Breath Relief
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets claim to improve bad breath by gently stimulating bowel and liver action to purify the system without calomel. The pleasant olive colored tablets are promoted as a natural, safer alternative with mild effects and two doses nightly for two weeks, priced 6c and 23c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
Edwards
F. M. Edwards
Death toll rises from late storm in Cleveland area wrecks
Cleveland reports another shipwreck after a deadly gale near Lake Erie. The whaleback James B Colgate sinks with 21 aboard. only Captain Walter Grashaw survives aboard a raft for hours before rescue off Conneaut. Rescue ships take the captain ashore as more vessels fail in the same storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Erloinday
Carrie
Dtas
James B. Colgate
Rhe Tory
Conneaut
Ohio
Walter Grashaw
Thi City
Waster
Colgate
Long Point
Canada
Eric
Ariel
Ork
Deal Conden
Fiar
Captain Grashaw
Graskaw
Benan
Prerro
Clint Hays
Reine
Tragedy of the Lake Erie Barges Survivors Tell Of Struggle
The survivor describes the sinking of the barge Fib er in Lake Erie off Amherstburg Ontario after October 22. He recalls pulling onto a raft as the coal carrier Louisa was lost with all hands. He names Wheelman John Buckley of Garrick Utah and notes two bodies washed ashore near Amherstburg, with identities still unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seman
John Buckley
Garrick
Utah
Port Huron
Mich
DL. Fiber
Lake Erie
Amherstburg
Ontario
Detroit River
Demands by the Greeks in Entente note to Constantine
Entente representatives pressed King Constantine with new Greek demands. Greece must remove troops from the southern regions and surrender war supplies. Athens dispatch dated Friday says Thessaly troops to be transferred and war materiel for Theocatian forces delivered. Additional demands remained unclear. Greek Americans at a mass meeting in Ames protest to officials in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entente Allien
Greece
Reuter
Athens
Constantine
Thessaly
Morse
President Wilson Seeks Allied Representations on Greece
President Wilson requests allied governments to clarify their stance toward Greece amid tensions. The move follows concerns over Greek political alignment and regional stability, as Washington weighs diplomatic options and potential responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Greece
Check and Abort a Bad Cold In Five Hours
Old ad copy promotes Mentho Laxene as a quick cure for colds and related symptoms. It touts a raw or sugar syrup dosage with a pint bottle lasting the family, claims guaranteed money back, and urges selecting Mentho Laxene over substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
In Products Co
Dayton
Ohio
Vienna rocked by political assassination of Austrian premier
Vienna reports the assassination of Premier Count Karl Stuerkch, claimed political motive tied to parliament denial. Dr Friederich Adler, the assailant, admitted the act shortly after arrest. Adler described as an eccentric radical socialist nicknamed Liebknecht of Austria. The report cites AP dispatches from Berlin and Sayville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Berlin
Sayville
Associated Press
Karl Stuergkh
Friederich Adler
Adler
Ravar Times
Liebknecht
Austria
Uets
Tyrolean Premier Murder Attempt Details Emerge
An attempted assassination interrupted by Baron Achrenthal and Count Stuerzich at a Tyrolean hotel. The gunman, Dr. Adler, fired three shots at the premier, hitting him in the head. Achrenthal and a hotel head waiter were wounded. Adler surrendered after declaring he would not resist arrest. The incident provoked nationwide shock and grief. Characters named include Count Stuerzich, Baron Achrenthal, Tyrol governor Count Torgenburg, Vienna musician Neri Jacobaan, and Victor Adler, a prominent political figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iharet der Kampf
Acter
Badrel
Count Stuerzich
Actrian
Haron Ahhrenthal
Count Sturrehi
Baron Aebrenthal
Torgenburg
Tyrol
Neri Jacobaan
Vienna
Stuerghh
Train Robbery Halted Near Mayville. No Plunder Secured
Shreveport Indiana October 22 Five robbers halted the Shreveport Pacific passenger No. 3 eastbound near Mayville Ta tonight and, after boarding at Rayville, forced the engineer to slow but reportedly obtained nothing. The crew escaped unhurt and the band fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport, In
Vickuburs
Shreveport & Pacific
Mayville
I Js
Rayville
Anil
Fractional OCR ends with a chaotic train attack snippet
Partially legible report describes an attempted train sabotage near a passenger car and express car, shots fired at the engineer, a guard’s counterfire, and vague references to a political convention and election. Names, places, and dates are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noboly
Aralhad Magigan
Haysville
Porault
Vicksburg
Paci
Queen & Creavent
General Ozuna Slain in Fighe
Chihuahua City reports intense fighting as Villa forces retreat toward Saoja Yen bel while General Ozuna's troops clash with Central Osuna near Santa Vrabel. Casualties noted on both sides, with Colonel Manon Salinas wounded and Martin Japez reported killed. details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua City
Villa
Fresno
Saoja Yen Bel
Osuna
Trevino
el Paso Junction
Ozune
Santa Vrabel
Martin Japez
Manon Salinas
Ozuna
Chihuahua
Qrune'amato Fares
Fioéena
Global labor unrest and wage shifts reported worldwide
A wide array of labor actions and wage changes are noted across nations. Reports discuss regulated working hours, union activity, and rising wages in industries from cement mills to food production, with references to emigration, gender integration in professions, and postwar labor policy debates globally. Major mentions include Sweden, Italy, Spain, Austria, Britain, Canada, and the United States, plus policy talks on pensions and labor protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urogurah
Frisco Shaneee
Apsr Uolon
Abel NeDthaur
Italy
Azri
Eien
Sweden
Alvoet
Civil Service
Bolivia
South America
Arizona
California
Pennsylvania
Facye
Mabe
National Union
A F. of L
Novemer
Spain
Beage
Duluth
Ming
Foustry Cave
Allentown
Ford
Virginia Feder
Paul
San Franciscs
Union Bank
Léinburgis
Scotland
Arlsverslty
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George Sureiband
Qomenore Ephora Buprente Julge
I. i. Straueger
Biste
Lincoln
Congressional First Distriet
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Charles 1
Malley
Judes
J. A. Mowell Nathan
TARRI3
John C. Davis
Bensler
Halverson
Henbelt B. Brown
Frey Palck
Joseph Breen
Jomnn Farr
Arthun Q. Bernett
Ogden Sale CO. Telephone
First National Ank
Ogden
U. 9
Capital
Urplaad Protis
Wdcrir
H. B. Browning
John Wateon
LR. Becton
Porter
Jamen & Burton, Caanter
Aumnee P Metson
Cowboys
Hughes Alliance
Miles City
Montana
West
Berthana Hall
Culley’a and
Fosign's
Dalups
Weheretaker
New York City
Charles Dana Gibson
Mies Constance Drexel
He Noled
Mise
Constance Drexel
Philad
Women’s Bureau
Democratic Frenal
Mislco City
Decrates
Thero
Fighe
Calumet
Boot
Léon
Werious
Ruhrmand
Brades Council
Evetr Priuiney
Trenton
N. Jiu
N. Mt
Butte
Mont
Tapar
Mutirany
Jackens
Celifornia
Facinries
Pms
Perone
Jeterrd
Ware
Whats
England
WORLD
Reaneld
New
Worker of America
Surrey
Iaeland
London
Bern
Jnd
Fase
Veo
Helpere’ Union
Adlenovere
Na Reenay Wate Reentragt
Triteo
Bhuithey
Writlich Trades Union Congress
Agsinet
Fek
sAmale Amated Society of
Enal- Deere
Clyde
Quaercee
Hamilton
Prudente
Balbing
MeNersera
Wato
Super
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