Russians Take Five Thousand Men on South Galician Front
Reports from Sofia and Paris describe Turco Bulgarian boundary talks concluded with Bulgaria to receive territory near the Dedeng hatch railroad. The move aims to shift control along the line toward Stara Zagora as the front in southern Galicia shows limited gains for Russian forces under von Mackensen.
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Galician
Petrograd
von Mackensen
Pinsk
Crown Prince
Argonne
Turkey
Gallipoli
Sofia
Bulgaria
Paris
Dedenghatch
Adranople
Stara Zagora
Tavaders
Resslane
Hne
von Mackensan
Pripet Marshes
Mne
Vossee
Frroch
Near Osteo
Relief of Swiss isolation urged as war disrupts ports
A Paris dispatch reports France proposing steps to relieve Swiss isolation caused by wartime port blockades. The French move aims to restore Swiss commerce and supply routes through ports at risk, while Swiss authorities press Allied powers for assurances and alternative transit schemes amid growing trade disruption.
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Washington
Switzerland
Comal
C. Poole
Paris
Fettn
Auppites
Particu
Rey Foodetutta
Tt Han
M Seitzerland
Yale Way
Slee Contel
Ieriek
Sepam
Cette
Bean Port
Tales Co
Schippere
Note on Arabic Pleas Germans Note on Arabic Pleas Germans
Berlin dispatch reports a London despatch describing the Arabic case notes. It claims Germania’s view of the Arabic note and asserts the streamer destruction violated no agreement provisions presented to the United States. It notes the captain’s intent to attack and urges directing inquiries to Great Britain rather than Germany.
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Berlin
London
Germania
United States
Bareador von Bernsternt
Germany
Great Dritaln
Weasel
Von Bernstore Denies Charge In Diplomatic Row
New York report quotes German ambassador Count Von Bernstore denying any use or attempted use of American courier Archibald as a messenger for Austrian envoy Dumba. He refutes newspaper claims that he sent messages from his government via Archibald and asserts no contact or paper passages were sent.
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New York
Gent
Count Vor Terostor
James F
Archibald
Constantin T. Dumba
Trang
Bertin
Count von Fen Wroetz
Wealthy People Warned After NYC Murder
New York on September 11 The murder of Mrs Elizabeth Nichola last Wednesday night by three robbers who used a faithful house servant to gain entry has prompted Inspector Faurot of the New York detective force to warn the wealthy about hiring careful household help. He cautioned women to protect their jewelry and not trust servants with valuables and noted that authorities believe three men are linked to the Nichols crime.
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New York
Elizabeth Nichola
Faurot
Wraith7
Ragabonda
Fleb
Germans Sink French Steamer Ville de Mostaganem
A German submarine sank the French steamer Ville de Mostaganem 70 miles northeast of Monastir, while en route from Cette to Mostaganem. Sixteen crew members were rescued, three wounded, by a British steamer and brought to Algiers. The attack, flying the German flag, follows reports of a similar attack on the Aude. The Ville de Mostaganem belonged to Compagnie Generale Transatlantique, marking the fourth ship of the line sunk recently.
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Havas Agency
Biers Baym
Algiers
Ebelle
Stembers
Blese
Mying
Aude
Ville de Mostagacem
Compagnie Generale TransAtlantique
Mediterranean
France
Conference 10 Opens in Denver Amid Strong Weights
In Denver the Rocky Mountain conference shows 171 pound average weight among early 1915 candidates. Fort Collins hosts thirty hopefuls as practices begin with Creigh Moore and Walter Spring boosting spirits. Colorado and Washington square off in a season end clash while Mines defends last year’s title. Practice starts October 3 with renewed football material across schools.
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Colo
Rocky Mountain
Colorado University
University of Washington
Seattle
Bard
Colorado School of Mines
Fort Collins
Ala Creigh Moore
University of Colorado
Walter Spring
Star Tackle
Battleships Ordered to Dry Dock Arrival at Brooklyn Yard
New York reports officers at the Brooklyn navy yard believe Secretary Wanamaker is testing capacity and efficiency of the single large dry dock to dock modern battleships. Washington orders the battleships Wyoming Texas Arkansas Utah and Florida to arrive October 3 and be docked within fourteen days. Each ship will spend about three days in dock with a large mechanical force working at top speed to meet pay department orders.
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New York
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Belleva
Waniels
Washington
Wyoming
Texas
Arkansas
Utah
Florida
Hye
Mechanica
Population trends in New York State counts
Albany N Y Rep notes the state population at 4,707,895 with a 4.02 percent increase since 1910. New York City reaches 506,222, up 200,041 in five years while Queens borough shows a decline. The report cites figures submitted to a constitutional convention.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State
Hate Hugo
New York City
Llanbattean
New York
Aince
Roosevelt says we pay too much for navy and it shows
In a magazine article, Roosevelt argues the navy costs exceed those of any other department. He notes substantial spending and questions the justification given its size and current needs.
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Roosevelt
NAVY
Magazion
Avalstant Beersta
Frankin D. Roosavelt
Suidestas
Mexicans Flee for Home Amid Border Tensions
Mexicans abandon farms and crops along the river frontier as fear drives families back to Mexico. American landowners offer a share of harvests to tenants left behind, but many refuse to cross the river for any reason. Reports note killings by bandits and tensions before a broader army patrol expansion aims to ease fear on both sides and stabilize rural areas.
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Yanch
Bebastiat
Tex
Mexico
Areo
Iksa
King Constantine Receives AP Reporter Amid War News
Athens reports King Constantine of Greece meets an Associated Press correspondent at Chateau Dekelela. The monarch cites inability to comment on future policy due to national affairs, though he discusses war progress, military details, and remains cautious about Bulgaria. The king appears physically frail yet resolute, ready to lead if needed.
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Athens
Vla
Paris
Constantine
Greece
Associated Press
Chateau Dekelela
Tatot
ConsthoUno
Boatilliles
Famous War Governor Sprague Dies in Paris at 84
William Sprague once Rhode Island’s war governor and U S senator died in Paris at age 84 from meningitis. The Civil War era figure lived in the Rue de la Pompe converted to a convalescent hospital. He survived political and financial upheavals, including a later mansion sale and a fire that destroyed Canonchet.
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Paris
William Sprague
Rue de la Pompe
Ife
Yrera
Ile
Lincotn
Congress
Hin
Tis
Oly
Fihode Island
Srising
Bin
Cranston
M 1
Sprague
Rhotosaland
Washington
Dullan
Peninsula
Altoona
Lincoln
U. S. Senate
United States Senate
Dare
Johnson
Grant
Kate Chase
Treasury
United States Supreme Court
Retiree Finds Quiet Comfort After Day’s Heat
A speaker reflects on leaving bustling crowds and seeking solace in retirement. He cherishes calm moments as a refuge from public ire, finding no fault with mankind when removed from the day's visible tensions. The passage conveys a preference for quiet over confrontation.
Idaho Governor Seeks Land Exchange Talks in Washington
Idaho Governor Mecea Alexander met with President and Interior officials in Washington to discuss the exchange of state actual lands for compact government lands. The visit was described as social, with the exchange held in abeyance awaiting legislation and a plan for Land Commissioner Tey to remain in Washington until full agreement is reached.
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Washington, D. C
Fovernor Mecea Alexander
Idaho
Washington
Atate
Interior Department
WIDE VARIETY OF FALL WEATHER WITH FALLING SNOW
Snow fell at Helena and near freezing temperatures scattered through North Dakota and Northwest Wyoming. The day featured a wide variety of fall weather across the region with warm southward, cooler readings expected tonight and Sunday. Georgia saw heavy rain, while the Great Lakes area experienced unsettled conditions and a mix of warm and cool air.
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Montana
Wyoming
Wandington
Helena
Moot
Makota
Non‘lana
Georgia
Great Lakes
Virginia
Two More British Vessels Sunk in Recent Attacks
London reports two British steamships sunk as a war event. The Carnubia, 1,726 tons, with crew saved, and the Mehingamack RosneH O Larentaft, whose loss included one wounded crew member. The Carnubis last sailed from Cardiff August 13 toward Newport.
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London
Falmouth
Cardiff
Newport
Fogland
Cousin Kate Set for Big Community Theatre Benefit
Plans from the Calla Culture club place copies in front windows of local business houses to attract interest in a forthcoming amateur drama at the Orpheum theatre. The aim is to raise funds for a city swimming pool, with the show described as one of the best amateur productions yet seen locally, scheduled for Wednesday night under club auspices.
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Calla
Aer
Orpheum Theatre
Crown Prince Attacks In Argonne Renewed Effort
Paris reports German Crown Prince forces renewed efforts to pierce French lines in the Argonne near Weel Thury as artillery and large troop numbers attacked. French officials say gains were negligible, but German losses mounted with claims of about 100000 men lost.
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France
Argonne
Cerca
Pareatvicea
Atate
Germany
Judeclan
Gallipoli
Peninenlula
Paris
Weel
Cermag
Crown Prince Bay
Han
Bombs wreck paper plant amid Chinese language daily blast
Branghat report says a blast hit the Asi ate Daily News plant, the Chinese language edition launched to promote monarchy in China. The front office was blown in, one sheet man and two passersby were killed, five injured. Two arrests were made.
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Asiatic Daily News
Branghat
Asiate Daily News
China
She Eters
Receiver Named By The Count In Landmark Suit
In Ballantyne vs Perkins R B Hoag was appointed receiver at defendant's request. Datemann sues the Te pies Bilding Loan & Savings Association to quiet title to land claimed sold to satisfy judgment in foreclosure actions. In the estate of David E Sorenson, Carl Sorenson asks to appoint Theresa Gaver administrator. Sorenson died intestate August 1915 leaving an estate valued at $3000 with stocks and cash.
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James E. Ballantyne
William A. Perkins
R. B. Hoag
Jake Datemann
T Epies Bilding Loan & Savings Association
David E. Sorenson
Art Carl Sorenson
Theresa Gaver
Str. Sorryson
Amalgamated Eager Company
Utate Idaho Sugar Company
Re-Election Bid In Ogden City Nominates Commissioner
T Samuel Trowning announces seeking renomination for commissioner in Ogden City after four years in office. He cites citizen support and pledges continued service if reelected. Washington dispatch notes Argentinos candidate for president may emerge pending friend declarations.
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T. Samuel Trowning
Eld
Feil
Comminstogor
M. Ta Jones
Drowning
Tin Cliizena
Ogden City
Min
Anit
Mons Nino
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Lawsoite
Canonchet
Spraam
Jamaica
Sig] Conkling
Macelon
Ahnigun
Frank
Moulton
Atege
Kore Ernor
Dora Iner (Wood) Calvert
Weal
Imes
Iarfield
Chana
Norace Creeley
Benjamin Nutler
Samuel J. Tilden
Gotertor
Mra
Fiprégue
Ivana Weahington
Govarnor Sprague
Schwab
Artes Ene
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Charlee Behwab
Wilson
Kate
Browne
Naon
Rowulo
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