Lords Beresford Has the Blues War Critique in Times
London October 23 The Times prints a harsh critique of the government led by Asquith. It denounces indecision and lack of initiative in wartime, accuses ministers of waiting for public opinion, and calls for immediate drastic measures to mobilize against Germany. The piece argues for clear leadership, seized control of assets, and frank government communication to avert disaster. It faults the Dardanelles and warns the war could hinge on hours, not days. It urges appointing three capable leaders to direct war policy and a candid cabinet-level briefing to the public.
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Bev
Mulgaria
Greece
Aanter
Noliiclang
Dardanelles
Vic
Empire
London
Polley
Fom
Polley and Co
Conspiracy Probe Aims At Grant In Idaho Case
Ten Idaho board of pardons will hear a case claiming Walter A. Grant once a prominent Pocatello citizen was wrongfully jailed for arson. An alleged confession from John I Thomas touches on motives and a plan to burn Prosecuting Attorney Smith’s Bannock County residence. The board meets tomorrow to review the conspiracy claim.
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Idaho
Board of Pardons
Walter A. Grant
Pocatello
Xtra
Haltimory
John I
Thomas
Grant
Smith
Bannock County
Thornes
Ile
Bull Valley Gold Mines to Resume Operations
Ball Lake October report says preparations are nearly complete to resume work on the Bull Valley Gold Mines property located twenty eight miles southeast of Modena in Washington county. Director RG McQuarrie expects to start soon and continue through winter with finances arranged. ore will be milled on site and recent ground adjoining Primer claim shows promising gold ore. Shipping expected to begin at the nearby wharf once proper depth reached.
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Ball Lake
Hull Valley
Modena
Weahington
Goldattike
RG. McQuarrie
McQuatte
United States Asasy
McQuarries
Daly & Little Arnack
Ing Mo Shaty
Full Valley Halt Minea Company
anil @ gout
Watda
Th. C. Lund
Tlays
Esanciates
M. J. Monnette
Golifield
Net
Orivate
Voldatrike
Reynon
Spy executed for murder in capital punishment case
A spy convicted of murder was sentenced to death by general court martial. The execution was carried out this morning after the sentence was upheld.
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Tandon
Stolker
Priepi Jenert
Guilsy
Disaster to the U S Submarine F4 Explored in Final Report
Washington reports the final board of inquiry headed by Rear Admiral Dussh concluded the loss of the U S submarine F4 near Honolulu on March 25 1915 was caused by a corroded battery tank and water ingress creating negative buoyancy. Poor diving qualities and delayed response contributed to the disaster which saw fifteen crew die in the engine room before the vessel sank. The crew is absolved from blame.
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Waablegton
Vale
Honolulu
Reese
Dussh
Aurfere
Ree
Chang Ghpala Haya
Tere
Courtine
Luick Retier
Paris
Nicelres
Veeset
Aller
Callece
Forvant Battery
Thera
Mrsta
Vennes
Aurillery
Imany
Gas In The Stomach Is Dangerous Warning
An old advertisement warns of dangerous gas buildup in the stomach from indigestion and dyspepsia. It recommends quick relief by taking "urated magnesia" in water to neutralize acids, relieve distention, and permit normal heart function, noting various forms of preparations and warnings about dosage and brands.
Western Front Battles Intensify As Infantry Clashes Renewed
Reports from the front describe renewed heavy fighting along the western front from the Aube to Verdun. Aerial and ground actions surged as artillery and infantry engaged amid fierce assaults along major roads and positions, with high intensity at night.
Increase Weight For Thin People With Simple Plan
A vintage ad advises thin individuals to gain 5 to 8 pounds in two weeks using a pill called Sargel and Bargel with meals. It promotes weighing and measuring progress, claims fat will form from eaten fats and sugars, and presents Sargel as safe and inexpensive. Available through A RR dfelntyra Drug Co and A. R. Meintrre Drug Co in Ogden, with small boxes and labels advertised.
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Alory
Aimple
Dfelntyra Drug Co
Ogden
R. Meintrre Drug Co
Ulan
Grand jury to probe dynamiters case in New York
New York October 27 Federal grand jury will begin next month to consider charges against five men in a conspiracy to plant bombs on transatlantic ships for the Allies. U S Attorney Snowden Marshall, after a conference with authorities, said additional arrests are possible and that evidence includes a confession and explosives seized in Weehawken and a Hudson boat house.
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New York
Snowden Marshall
William J. Fiyon
Ukeateret Service
Detectivea
Robit Pay
Walter J. Scholz
Paul Dieche
Herbert Klensio
Max Relang
Fay
Meraball
Mareball Sald
Ion FO
Austro Hungarian War Updates From Vienna October 31
Vienna reports a day of combat across multiple fronts. Austro Hungarian troops repelled Tasseln sharpshooters near Crartovnyk, captured two officers and 600 men with two machine guns. In the Italian theatre, attempts to seize bridgehead positions near Goert and Falzued up to Kea failed. Southeastern forces advancing from Visegrad pushed the enemy back toward the frontier. An Italian aviator bombarded Trient. Venice was visited by naval aviation with fires resulting from earlier strikes.
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Vienna
London
Austrian War Office
Crartovnyk
Tasslen
Crantorayk
Iba Cortkeest
Deberda
Saverest
Goert
Tolmino
Bante Locie
Kocarane
Descia
Zagora
Berblane
Visegrad
von Koves
Serbia
Ketubars
Valero
Oprenovac
Lazarevac
Arsogfeloros
Sbend
Danube
Kilssura Narmons
Trient
Tie Vierg
Venice
Milery
The Family Cupboard at Iyis Today With Holbrook Blinn
A great moral play The Family Cupboard featuring Holbrook Blinn should be seen today at Iyis town theaters. The production promises a strong dramatic message and social relevance for local audiences right this afternoon.
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Holbrook Blinn
Iyis
Dyery
ec/Holbeock Blinn
Isis
Attacks by French Troops Reported Near Baden
Berlin reports from Oct 27 describe a French assault on a Baden guard position after a long bombardment. German defenders, exhausted, held firm under heavy French infantry charges as supplies could not be brought up. The French reportedly suffered severe losses in close combat.
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Berlin
Norddealache Algemene Zelune
Baden
Tsat
Conspiracy of the Bulgarians reshapes Eastern Front
London reports a German move joining Bulgarian forces after crossing the Danube at Tursora. Central powers secure a corridor to the Aegean via northeast Serbia and Unlearte, aiding Hungarian and Turkish allies with rivers and rail. French victory at Krivolak allows Serbian reoccupation near Veles, as Allied reinforcements arrive and Bulgarian strength is tested.
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London
Torsora
Serbia
Prabovo
Aegean Sea
Constantinople
Poeltion
Berbia
Lut
Krivolak
Ace
Athena
Veles
Usbun
Balkan crisis and Allied plans mark shifting war fronts
Reports describe Geren road campaign directions toward Turkey and possible redirection of major attack. Internal Holgeria unrest may affect campaigns while a conspiracy against King Ferdinand surfaces in Athens. Ortgata loyalty to TiEsia grows cautious, Rumantians show unease over tax and inactivity, as Allies plan to throw in more forces in the Balkans. German counterattacks continue in La Courting and Loos as German artillery remains strong.
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Geren
Turkey
Holgeria
Ferdinand
Athens
Ortgata
Tiiesia
Rumantians
la Courting
Champagne
Heraldiaz
Atteck
Loos
Cermana
Azslare
Rigs
Theaters and Music Worded to Aid Wounded Soldiers
New York dispatch reports German and Austrian authorities urging theatres and music halls to stage performances for wounded soldiers. Letters describe volunteer vaudeville acts and sketches sent to Germany to entertain and comfort the injured, aiding recovery amid wartime strain.
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New York
Germany
Danish Captain Thomann Completes 339th Voyage
New York reports Captain A. Thomann of the Fredericx Vil Sisen articed completed his 339th voyage between Denmark and New York. He held his master's papers in $841 and his record shows nearly 1,600,000 miles covered during his career. He has carried 25,000 passengers and received decorations from the Danish government twice and once from Sweden for special services at sea.
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New York
A. Thomann
Fredericx Vil
Denmark
Sweden
Canadian Officer Killed at Front
New York, Oct 27. Nathaniel Curry, president of Canadian Car & Foundry, announced that his son Captain Leos Hf. Curry, of the Fortieth Highlanders, was killed by a German shell on October 19. He was 39 and formerly assistant manager of the Canadian Bicycle Foundry. The death follows a statement noting the company’s war munitions contracts totaling about 150 million dollars, with orders including 800,400 shells for the Noaslan por Fmment and much work drawn from the British government.
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New York
Nathaniel Curry
Canadian Car & Foundry Company
Tle
Leos Hf. Curry
Curry
Mnite Canadian Rewehes
Flanders
Imerly
Canadian Bicel Foundry Company
Canadian Car & Foundry
Com- Pars
Major Generals Promoted by British Army in London
London Oct 27 The British Army promoted several major generals for distinguished services The list includes Sir John Stevens Cowans a member of the army council Sir Archibald Janten Murtay chief of the Imperial staff Sir Charita Catellehael Stuarn Gallipath pennaula commander Str Robert Robertson chief of the general staff and Sir Wierfiddet Wirdwond who moved to Acinporaty after General Lan Jame sop’s withdrawal
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London
Reneral
John Stevens Cowans
Army Council
Archibald Janten Murtay
Imperial Staff
Army Headquarters
Charita Catellehael Stuarn
Robert Robertson
Arrival of General in Gallipotl Pealertap En Route
Fragmentary report notes a general’s arrival at a Gallipotl location, with scarce details on date, unit or purpose. The brief item hints at military movement and nearby activity, but lacks clear names, places, or outcomes due to OCR gaps.
Tons of Coke for Italian Rail
Philadelphia reports loading of many sand tons of coke for Italian railways to be shipped to Genoa, boosting European supply and marking a significant increase over recent years. Also mentions H. H. Brown of Poratella Idaho and notes the death of Haroen, an elderly local resident, with funeral details to follow.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Genoa
Erie
Germany
Mas
New Yorker Denied Landing Pantles by British Authorities
Fragmented excerpt reports New Yorker Laston J O'Connor denied landing in New York October 24 after British officials questioned his passport and objected to his grounds for entering. Friends say he sought timber land in Abroal. officials cite safety and legal rulings. Also note a Norwegian steamer Belma rescue and a British steamer Sun sinking a tanker with no fatalities.
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Laston
Methael J. O'Connor
New
Ihe
Louis
New York
Dritleh
O'Connor
Questa Ke Mt
Eieards
Michael O'Connor
London
Cook
Confused Note on German Governor and Rent Payment
A fragmentary report mentions General von Kissing and a German governor tied to a rent matter and parliamentary foreign affairs. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR text, but the item references a note about responsibility and a date around October 27.
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Landen
Gecert Ing
Sonally
Miss Caveil
Cll
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