Cathedral of the Desert Dedication in Santa Fe Features Archaeo Exhibit Space
The Cathedral of the Desert in Santa Fe will be dedicated November 25 as a unique design housing a Mate museum and state cultural center. It draws on Cochiti and Pecos forms with offices, halls, an auditorium, exhibit rooms and towers. Frank Springer will speak, with panels by Donald Beauregard, M. Chapman and Carlos Vierra.
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New Mexico
Francie of Agaizi
Carlos Vierra
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Far East Open to Americans
Salesmen from local exporting houses report Far East markets from Singapore to Vladivostok are open to American trade. Demand is high across many goods, with cash orders outpacing credit, and shipments moving despite limited shipping capacity. Trade shifts favor China and replacement of English and other routes, per shipmen and U S Commerce figures from San Francisco.
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United States Department of Etta- Merce
American locomotives for Athens lie idle awaiting repairs
Ten large American engines shipped to the Piraeus for Greece’s rail modernization sit unused and decaying on a foggy pier as bridges and roadbeds must be rebuilt to bear the weight. The government plans to upgrade the rail system but miscalculations delayed the project, leaving the locomotives sidelined for months.
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Athens
Piraeus
Atlantic
Ely's Cream Narrows Nose for Cold Relief
An advertisement promotes Ely's Cream Nose and Chest to relieve cold symptoms. It claims quick soothing action by applying a fragrant antiseptic cream inside the nostrils to clear air passages, ease mucous discharge, and restore breathing with no lingering headache or nasal stuffiness. Also mentions women in England working during wartime.
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Ely
Dale
Pont
Baltimore Sheds Massive Fire on Piers of railroad
A large Baltimore blaze on the Baltimore and Ohio piers threatened harbor sheds containing vast quantities of rations and supplies for American forces in France. The fire, possibly incendiary, spread rapidly within minutes. several crew members vanished or drowned, and premium losses are estimated in the millions. Secret service men investigate suspicious activity as repairs and demonstrations are announced at Arlington Hotel.
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Naltimore & Ohie
Grouth
France
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Gates Secret Service
Remora
France Will Not Abandon Russia Stance Reaffirms War Aims
In a French chamber of deputies speech, newly appointed premier Barthed pledges continued alliance with France’s partners and rejects abandoning Russia. He outlines restitution and reparations, asserts Alsace Lorraine must return to France, and stresses unity to win the war, while Socialist support remains lukewarm. The American expeditionary forces in Frazee are noted as a looming factor in the conflict.
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Chamber of Deputies
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Trussia
Alsace
Torraine
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France
Union of All Parties
Viitory Rau
Albert Thamar
Vaid
Fraternal Orders Allowed in Army Camps Policy
Secretary Baker announced a policy allowing fraternal organizations to operate within army training camps. Camp commanders may permit buildings for social and fellowship activities, with representatives given access to arrange inter talamenta for soldiers. Initiations or meetings inside camps are forbidden. only well recognized fraternal societies may be accorded recognition.
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Kavern
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Ace Credited
Treachery of German Nation Revealed in Telegrams
Washington reports publishs of Count von Lusburgs messages from the German foreign office in Buenos Aires confirm Germanys plan to control southern Brazil and pressure South America. Dispatches show Lusburg sought a submarine squadron to salute a president and influence regional affairs. The State Department released the texts without comment, while Argentina provided its copies of the dispatches.
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Washington
Count von Luyburg
Buenos Aies
Lanving
Germany
Brazil
South America
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Laxburg
Brasil
Paraguay
Argentine
South Bras
Argentina
Chile
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State Department
von Lazburg
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Berlin
Cuenos Aires
German Insurrection Sparks South American Tensions
Von Lurburg discusses publishing dispatches on a forelsa gorsra and the Hamburg colonization links amid a German element in South Brazil. Reports of plans for a German insurrection surface months earlier as Arcention and Germany face strain. Buenos Aires shows no move to join Brazil with the allies. Von Luxburg is held in a detention camp awaiting safe conduct home with a November sail date.
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South Brasil
von Lurburg
Hamburg Colonization Company
Thyrrection
Arcention
Germany
New Freight Rates Meet ICC Approval
Washington October 30 the Interstate Commerce Commission approved a proposed readjustment of freight rates to grain and grain products from points on the Central of Grovela railroad to Macinnall Louisville Memphis and Dazhulla authorizing carriers to charge new rates effective in thirty days notice
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Poiats
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Macinnall
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Dazhulla
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German Raiders Cause No Damage in England Raid
London report from the French commander of British home forces states German planes attempted a raid on England’s southeast coast but caused no damage or casualties. Britain confirms 4 casualties in a separate tally and notes weekly British totals of 26,001 casualties, including 382 killed or died of wounds and 1,102 officers wounded or missing.
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England
Seem
Two Minnesota Soldiers Report Personal Crises at Fort Snelling
Two privates in the Thirty sixth Infantry died, one by likely suicide. Ronald F. Smith crawled to a camp edge and died after leaving a note seeking to bind May Smith and his parents in Sterling, Wisconsin. Fred J. Coleman of Chicago shot himself amid domestic troubles and died instantly. Wages paid by the Wabash railroad for mechanics and helpers are noted.
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Fred J. Coleman
Chicago
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