False statements attributed to Mexican officials stir diplomacy
New York and Washington reports dispute a Mexican commissioner's denial that he authorized a public statement accusing the United States of laxity with anti Carranza propaganda. Elio Arredondo repudiates a bureau statement and credits an embassy employee, George F. Edmunds, with issuing the controlled message.
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New York
Qet
Tale Cabrera
Ubs
Washington
Cabrera
Atlantic City
United States
Mexico
Elieso Arredondo
Lule Cabrera
Yitla
Arredondo
State Department
Mexican News Bureau
Department
Obregos
Messian
Pablo Gonzales
Mexico City
Messiges Ly
Finance
Joint Commission
N. J
Dtr
Cat
Qome
W. G. Weeks
Carranza
George F. Edmunds
Expert Piano Finisher Offers In-Person Renewal At Hotel
Eastern factory specialist presents a rare chance to restore pianos at the hotel venue with hand polishing and rubbing methods. Twenty-two years of factory experience claimed. client may renew without moving. Contact Herman Frust at Weber Hotel Thene Lid.
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Ashost
Allah
Herman Frust
Weber Hotel
Hinchcock predicts Hughes victory in national election
Chicago October 29 Frank J Hinchcock former Republican National Committee chair issued a forecast based on regional reports. He says Hughes will win on November 7 with 308 electoral votes from states including Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New York New Jersey and more totaling 346 with potential help from Ohio Nebraska and Colorado. He cites several doubtful states adding to a 393 vote majority.
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Frank J H. Hitchscock
Repub
Meap
Xavisorz
Tonicht
Ilughes
Ife
Malue
New
Washington
Oregon
California
Nebraska
Colorado
Republican committee funds flow to Utah campaigns
A Republican National Committee report shows the party’s national fund gave Utah candidates T C Mot and Mabey 5000 each and Frank W Sandell of Wyoming 1500. In October the committee also contributed to Idaho campaigns and Wyoming on August 18. One Utah donor to the Democratic committee supported Judge Andrew Howat of Salt Lake with 100.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
House of Representatives
National Committee
Utah
Republican Congressional
T. C. Mot
Fo Mabey
Frank
JV. Sandell
Wyoming
Fre | Publican National Committee
Idaho
Tudga
Andrew Howat
Salt Lake
Flames and French British gains on the Somme front
Allied troops report further successes as French and British forces push gains north east of Les Bouefs and capture a German trench. German counterattacks near La Maisonette south of the Somme are repelled by French artillery and machine gun fire. Verdun front shows intense bombardment but no infantry action in the last 24 hours.
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Bermime
la Maisonette
Somme
Tire
Teulone
Ibe
Foch
Sallly-Salliisel
Ste
Verdun
Rumanians Retreat Amid War Theatre Shifts
Reports from Paris and Petrograd describe Romanian forces and Russians pulling back across the Danube while Teutonic allies gain ground near Kronstadt and Campulung. French and British parties push in the Somme, and Balkan fronts, including the Cerna and Stokhod corridors, see ongoing fighting with weather hindering operations. Greece orders troops moved from Thessaly and Epirus as a Greek volunteer ship is torpedoed en route to Salonika amid anti-Bulgarian activity abroad.
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Dobrudja
Rumanis
Somme
France
Rebrud
Danube
Bofiapar
Transylvania
Bokowina
Treneylania
Rumapia
Campulung
Cerna Riiver
Coratantine
Greece
Thessaly
Fplacus
Admiralty Criticizes News Communications In Channel Raid
Retired Admiral William J. Henderson writes to The Times condemning Admiralty bulletins on a recent channel raid. He argues the communications are secretive and unreliable, contrasting British and German reports of the destroyer action. The letter questions public trust in official statements.
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London
Wiliam J. Henderson
Times
Admiralty
Hot Water Cleanses Liver Poisons Says Ad
An advertisement touts hot water with limestone phosphate as a daily morning drink to cleanse the liver and bowels, claiming it dissolves indigestible material, bile and toxins, avoids calomel, and keeps the body feeling better. It urges regular use and notes ease of purchase from pharmacists.
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Oman
Republican Ticket List of Candidates for Election
A long party ticket lists names for President and vice president as well as electors and statewide offices. It includes Charles Evans Hughes, Charles Warten Fairhaines, Asa f1. Hawley, Orange Seley, Tuomas Bart, David Jensen, George Strrh Sealand, B Moraib, D. N. Straup, Lincoln G. Kelly, Harold J. Fal Fabian, D. I. Madsen, Joseph Mensen, E. A. Gowans, Timothy C. Hott, Charles R. Madey, A. Nowell, Harris, Jon C. Davis, George Talverson, Herbert K. Arown, Glebe Frey Falck, Geo. A. Fuller, Tosery Skeene, John Parr, Arthur GQ. Berrett, Harry Males, Joseph E. Evans, James Nodson, Wilfard W. Rawson, Joseph E. Storey, Archie Bd. Pettenon, Ralph Corlew, Elias Kixg.
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Charles Evans Hughes
Charles Warten Fairhanes
ASA F1
Hawley Orange Seley
Tuomas Bart David Jensen
States
United Staten
George
Sealand Govvernor
Nefhi B
Moraib
D. N. Straup
Hee
Etsie
Lincoln G. Kelly
Harold J Fal
Fabian
D. 1
Madsen Aatutrr
Josep. Mensen
Publia Insta
E. A. Gowans
John Parr
Arthur GQ
Berrett
Harry Males
Joseph E. Evana
James
Nodson
Wilfard
W. Rawson
Joseph E. Storey
Steearder
Archie
Pettenson
Ralph
Corlew
Orden
Elias
Cap t Boelkes Killed In Air Clash
London dispatch reports Captain Boelke a famed German ace was killed when his aircraft collided with another aeroplane while flying in formation on Saturday. His machine landed near the German Maes after the incident.
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London
Boelke
Carpentro
Perlin
Meuter
Telegraft
Amsterdam
Maes
Dorlke
Ehut
Hla
Copenhagen notes Norway may rely on England aid
Oct 2 Copenhagen reports Scandi navia press editorially notes a potential break in GermanNorway relations and London's pledge to assist Norway. The Copenhagen Extrabladst cites Hogland as likely to shield Norway while warning that central powers have crushed several nations and may seek an eighth.
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Copenhagen
London Prera
Germany
Norwi
London Parly Chronicle
Norway
Noreway
England
Fxtrabladst
Follaway
Hogland
Koxland
Belgium
Ferble
Montecrgro
Albag Pia
Portugal
Greece
Trudante
Norwey
Breckinridge Denies Story Amid War Postscript Claims
New York dispatch reports Breckinridge denies a Philadelphia Ledger postscript claim tied to Senator Lodge remarks about a second ItalAnother telegram from San Mateo, California, is quoted denying quotes attributed to Senator Lodge. Agriculture Secretary David F. Houston also rejects the postscript allegation as fabrication and disloyal talk by Republicans.
Gompers Testifies Over Roosevelt Speech Puzzles
Samuel Gompers testifies in Chicago that Theodore Roosevelt and George W. Perkins pressed to censor Roosevelt’s Decoration Day speech in Kansas City. Gompers recalls urgent messages and a mailed draft with notations, framing tension in the Wilson administration’s policy stance.
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Chicago
Samuel Gompers
Bern
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
George W. Perkins
Ble
Kansas City
Moosevell
Gompers
Fragmentary Data on Donor and Amounts in New York
Fragmented OCR lists several names and sums in New York including Mrs Phoeba A Hearst and Mia William Crocker with amounts 1000 and 5000 dollars, plus others like John Milholland and Bao Francisco. The text also mentions 25000 dollars and 1000 dollar amounts tied to individuals. no clear narrative.
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Wera Mex
Helmont
New York
Phoeba A. Hearst
Mia
William Crocker
Bao Francisco
John Milholland
Inez Milholland
Bolesernln
Submarine sinkings reported by wreckage and Greek trainer loss
A Tamdust field dispatch relay notes wreckage from a Mali an torpedo destroyer blown up by an Austrian submarine off the Liptraeus coast. Athena reports a German submarine torpedoed the Greek trainer Angelike near Saloniki as it carried 350 recruits for the volunteer movement, with 50 drowned.
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Ular
Ites
Corfu
Exchange Tete
Athena
Ping Nar Miraeus
iGreek Atrainer Angelike
Saloniki
Toovenent
Cabinet members denials thought sufficient in New Jersey
Tong Branch Oct 29 The renewed claim by Senator Lodsn of Massachusetts that President Wilson altered a postscript in the strict accountability note on the Lusitania drew no statement from Wilson. Cabinet members deny the charge, and the president was informed that former Assistant Secretary of War Chreckinridge denied an interview attributed to him by Lodsn.
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N. J
Lodsn
Massachusetts
Wilson
Domlain
Chreckinridge
Loder
Garrison declines to comment on Lodge speech
Former Secretary Garrison refused to discuss Senator Lodge's speech and a telegram from Mr Merkeridge, denying the statement attributed to him. He would not comment further, stating he has no statement to make and would not discuss the matter.
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Garrison
Lodge Warhlargon
Senator Lodge
Mrerkleridge
Sir Ureckinridgeaad
Vampot
Bailey Holode Reasserts Lusitania Note Claim
Dr Charles Ui Bailey of Tulia Medical School reaffirmed his belief that Henry Creckinridge, former assistant secretary of war, told him President Wilson removed a postscript from the second Lusitania note. He cited cabinet threats if included.
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Bailey
Toston
Theruth
Ienry Creckinridge
Prince Returns to New York After Paris Mission
Dr Morton Prince of Boston, uncle of Norman Prince the American aviator killed in France, returns aboard the American Line steamer Philadelphia from Liverpool. He had been abroad as Boston’s Serbian relief committee representative. The body of the young aviator lies in a vault in Le Havre. Peter A. Jay, counsellor to the American embassy in Rome, accompanied him.
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New York
Dr. Morton
Boston
Norman i Prince
France
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Fichen
Doston Representa
England
Avatator
Levcoy Jawatelan Teanator
Mistake Made by Germans Warns of World War Danger
Admiral Deresford argues in a letter that Germany could have defeated England if war had begun earlier. He warns Britain survived a grave threat, detailing how German action on trade routes could have toppled Allied power, possibly allowing Berlin to dominate Europe.
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Washington
Lord Bereeford
Germany
Tt. M. Thompson
Navy League of the United States
Déresford
Tre
Berlin
Junkers
Tirpitz
Paris
France
St. Petersbure
Europe
Virginia Becomes Dry State Tuesday Observed
Nichmonad Virginia will enter prohibition at midnight Tuesday raising the total to eighteen. No liquor can be shipped after Tuesday and carriers will not accept shipments after tomorrow. Churches and temperance groups plan watch services statewide to mark the occasion. In Norfolk a liquor dealer, If, Suter, killed himself today at Ocean View amid gloom over the dry act.
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Norfolk
Suter
Ocean View
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