Bureau of Printing Adapts to War Scarcity of Dyes
Washington reports the Bureau of Containing and Printing faces dye shortages from Europe. It now has enough pigments to color government money and stamps for about six months. Director Ralph expects American color production to improve or shipments from Germany to resume. Small lots of red dyes cost up to 75 cents a pound postwar, while 25 cents prewar. A vegetable dye used in black ink, once imported from Germany, is now bought in large quantities from a Philadelphia plant.
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Washington
Bert
Dyostulia
Europe
Talph
America
Germany
Ralph
Buresc
Philadelphia
Hearing Aid Technology Rivalry Sparks Trade Debate
A fragmented advert style notice discusses deafness treatment and hearing aid development. It cites Cheney & Co as suppliers and mentions competition and patents. The text hints at product trials and retail availability, with references to medical devices and consumer options.
Robbery on Express Train Brings Money Loot
A bandit on a moving train forced the expressman Malph Williams to open the safe and took a Manila box with money. He escaped on foot after the car slowed, jumping to a waiting automobile. Police chiefs Mader and Ne Maty of Nobbecriffe and Tipton ordered a wide search tonight.
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Ciesto
Canb
Jett Arcallian
Ita
Ely Umits
Malph Williams
Cleerm
Atom
Mader
Ne Maty
Nobbecriffe and
Tipton
Bernstorff Optimistic on US Germany Rift Settlement
New York September 15 Count Von Bernstorff German ambassador voiced optimism that the difficulties between the United States and Germany would be settled within a fortnight. He said he believed the nations would be friendlier than ever and noted gratitude for the reconference with Secretary Lansing. He cautioned no further public statements for two weeks and hinted he would likely stay at Cedarhurst Long Island for the week.
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New York
United States
Germany
Count von Bernstorff
Jembassedor
Teeton
Count von Bérestorffauld
Count von Nernsternt
Lap
Seyiog
Fee States
Bernstord
Ap Informa
Cedarhurst
Long Ialand
Boms
Apple Crop May Be Marketed at Profit
Washington September 15. The paten e increasing apple crop may be most profitably marketed through effective cooperative organizations according to a survey of conditions issued today by the department of agriculture. Uniformity to packing and adequate distribution were urged as advantages. War did not have the bad effect upon apple exports that had been feared. Consumption rose with low prices, shipments went directly to Scandinavian markets for the first time and South American trade was developed.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Judge sustains U S government in admiralty claim
In New York a federal judge today sustained the government’s contentions in an admiralty suit for $900,000 brought by Pacific Mall Dreamship Co. owner C0healamer Newport against Van-American stallroed Co. The ruling supports government interests in the maritime dispute involving the listed entities.
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New York
Muugsmn A Derelon
Pacific Mall Dreamship Company
C0healamer Newport
Van-American Stallroed Company
Titles in China Raise Plan for Noble Titles
Corrrespondent notes China’s Yuanshikai cabinet weighing conferment of noble ranks in a republic. Proposals span prince to baronetcy with generational expiry, sparking debate among liberal presses and officials. Critics question Western standards, while Peking press calls China unique in history.
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Peking
Preston Yuen
Cpm
China
Senate
Yuan Shikai
Sibe
Peking Gazette
Peking Daily News Today Cara
Republic
Talmont
Orld
Teiperial
Ules
Jalze
Blindness of Virtue at Ogden Tonight
A last showing of the play Blindness of Virtue screens tonight at the Ogden cinema. The title suggests a moral drama, with patrons urged to attend the final performance.
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the Ogden
Ogden Theater
Rockefeller funds hospital for drug habitists on Rikers Island
John D. Rockefeller Jr through the Rockefeller Foundation sent 415,000 to Katherine D. Davis, commissioner, toward erecting a hospital on Rikers Island to treat drug habit users. A further 10,000 donation by W. Vanderbilt and other gifts will enable immediate construction to care for the expected influx of inmates under new laws prohibiting drug farming.
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Wo York
John D. Roca
Meller, Jr
Ibs Rockefeller Borran
Bocial Disgiene
Slee Kathering D. Davis
Rikers Intand
Bre. W. Vanderbilt
Commanasioner
Paris
Ely
Visitors in Berlin Increase in Number
Berlin reports more visitors with 300396 guests in August at When contrasted with 9035 in Avgnat and 1914 totals including 166 Americans The Overseas News Agency dispatch notes higher influx to Berlin and surrounding boarding homes during Argomt lasu period. Local critic quote appears garbled and unrelated to the report.
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Berlin
Baytille
Nowe
Stvea
Dentin
Austro German Armies Halted as Front Fires Burn
Front reports halted Austro German advance on the Dnieper and Dobrudja fronts. Bulgarian frontier officials seek immediate explanation as Greek and Romanian troop concentrations loom. German and Austrian efforts slow near Drinsk and along the Doles river, with pressure on Galician positions and coastal raids by British ships in the Baltic region.
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London
Beph
Marshal Vor Hildenbors
Drinsk
Galtlcle
Teporta
Bucharest
Doleater
Dubna
Teutons
Offenatva
Italy
Agrodzh
Vouges
Hartmanns- Wellersopf
Halland
Delgian
Union Pacific Railroad stockholders meeting notice
Union Pacific Railroad Company will hold its annual meeting at its office in Salt Lake City Utah on October 12 1915 at 12 oclock noon to elect directors and conduct other business. Stock transfer books will be closed September 12 1915 at 3 pm and reopen October 13 1915 at 10 am. Alex Millar Secretary.
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New York
N.Y
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Balt Lake City
Utah
Mitee
Alex, Millar
Hexamer Appeals Dueling Loan Protest Across Nation
Dr Charles Hexamer president of the National German American alliance issues an appeal urging Protest against a proposed large Anglo American loan to the Entente. He claims money interests behind the drive aim to drag the U S into war and rob Americans of savings while expanding empire and transport. He asks patriotic Americans to resolutions and to pressure the president and secretary of state. He also urges citizens to contact financial institutions to block the 100 million loan. The appeal goes to alliance chapters nationwide. A Wyoming oil lawsuit seeks to enjoin several companies from operations in Wyoming fields filed in federal court in Wyoming at Cheyenne.
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Philadelphia
Bent
Charles 4. Hexamer
National German-American Alliance Today
America
Entente Alles
Wexamer
England
United States
Billion-Dollar Loanpledge Drive Draws Mixed Reactions
York reports bankers with the Anglo-French commission indicate pledges for a large loan to Germany and France. The plan foresees bonds with 5 percent interest payable in dollars, possibly split into two or more series and maturing in five or ten years. Opposition stems from German-sympathizing Americans, but many bankers support floating the loan.
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York
America
Deller Ioan
Griteln
France
Fredar
Lng
Commission
Ila
Oac
Blindness of the Ogden Theater
A fragment hints at a discussion of the Ogden Theater blackout or optical issue. No person or organization clearly identified. The line suggests inquiry into responsibility or cause but lacks concrete facts.
Fifth Ward Boy Scouts Present Drama Pala Tonight
The Boy Scouts of the Fifth ward stage the drama Pala at the Fifth ward amusement hall tonight under William H Mapping. Written by Miss Myrtle Young from Weber Academy class of 1912 the plot is said to be unusually interesting. The troupe has rehearsed for several weeks and expects a fine production.
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Boy Scouts of
Fifth Ward
Pala
William H. Mapping
Myrtle Young
Ecoute
Gould Sees Ogden Canyon During Westward Visit
Willinms Goold, the New York capitalists, passed through Ogden yesterday en route to San Francisco. A brief tour of the city preceded a trip into Ogden Canyon aboard the Heritage Defors. Mr Gould praised the visit noting evident progress and a fine city display.
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Willinms Goold
New York
Ogden Yestery Day
Francisco
Ogden Canyon
Tate
Gould
Narrow Escape on Washington Avenue Bicycle Crash
James Kruithosch and several boys rode along the east side of Washington Avenue near Twelfth Street when an automobile approached. Kruithosch swerved to the curb to avoid collision, dismounted, and the rear wheel of his bicycle was struck, narrowly averting serious injury. He reported the incident to police.
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James Kruithosch
Washington Avenue
Twelfth Street
Flood Warning Sent After Neosho River Floods Iola
Streams overflow from floods along the Neosho River reach Iola causing red mooded term bousts and 14 backs of water noted as warning alerts were issued to residents and authorities monitor rising levels and evacuations as needed.
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Iola
Neosho
Mexicans Being Closely Watched In Matamoros Parade
Carranza troops arrived in Matamoros from patrol stations along the Rio Grande for Mexican Independence Day celebrations. Jose Garcia, Carranza consul, said the troops were probably en route to take part in the parade. Officials reported some Mexicans quitting work to attend the event or to leave the country, with authorities noting suspicious meetings near the river.
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Browearile
Tex
Carranza
Matamoros
Jose Gar Ma
Woman loses valuable bag at Stamford station
Stamford police search for four men believed to be involved after a bag containing diamonds jewelry and precious items worth about 2000 was taken at the railroad station platform Friday. Mrs Van left her hat in the car and returned to find the bag missing.
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Stamford
Conn
Mra Il OV
Leaen
Omahs
Neb
Weather Delays Threshing and Signals Crop Outlook
Cloudy weather and frequent showers hindered threshing in spring wheat belts while winter wheat fared better and progressed. Warm, dry conditions in much of the corn belt improved prospects for a large crop, though some eastern areas faced later ripening. Severe cold in the far northwest caused damage. the east and central districts saw rapid maturity and good picking for late corn. Texas crops lagged behind. In Corpus Christi a Texas secretary of state testified on records of the 1914 general election amid conspiracy case proceedings.
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Washington
Aistes
Texas
Corpus “Christ
Texan
John G. McKay
United States District Court
Nocces
John
Garner
Arabic Evictenet Assistance Noted By State Dept
Washington Sept 15 Bi Lanilog announced that the state department forwarded Ambassador Gerard the eviction request regarding the Arabic affair. No representations accompanied the report which was submitted for information of the preliminary ambassador Dern, who requested it due to payment concerns heard on one side only.
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Washington
Bi Lanilog
State Department
Gerard
Dern
Big Pavemanet
Counterfeiters Making Money Across Borders
A report from Santa, Missouri notes U S district attorney outlines arrest of five Mexicans charged in counterfeiting. Authorities say fake Carranza currency circulated via Chicago and other cities, depressing Carranza money. One witness relates a cashier’s ignorance of genuine value while a boy asks about a dollars worth.
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Santa
Jont Penqueira
Carranza Contol Fe
Louis
Loday
United Boe Jassistant
Mexicana Tn2
Carranza
Exico
United States
United Sos
Datlara
Chicago
Loula
Floods Cause Heavy Damage in Missouri and Kansas
Flood conditions reported in Carthage Joplin Iola and surrounding areas as heavy rain over 24 hours swamped bridges flooded buildings and forced rescues. Rail service disrupted and city flyovers affected as boats were used to evacuate residents amid rising waters in western Missouri and southeastern Kansas.
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Carthage
Joplin
Iola
Kan
Missouri
Carthace
Joptio
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