New York Consen sus on Foreign Loan for Britain and France
New York reports that munition shipments will not block the proposed foreign loan to Britain and France. A $602,000,000 loan may be issued in installments, with funds pledged by banks in four equal installments to avoid interest on unused money. The Anglo French commission and American bankers favor stabilizing exchange and paying for munitions via installment subscriptions.
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New York
Britain
France
Great Britain
Rome
Singular celestial events reported with limited danger
The report notes several active phenomena including Veauris Fina and Btrombell, described as singular and previously unrecorded. One event of a non-deadly nature causes no alarm, while other occurrences are deemed routine with no immediate threat.
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Nona
Canada Studies Big Question at Annual Trades Union Session
Delegates at the thirty first annual Canadian Trades union session in Vancouver opened with remarks from P M Draper and Attorney General Bowser. The program highlighted potential topics including conscription impact, the eight hour day, workmen compensation, provincial industrial acts, railway wage fortnightly payments, and federal election amendments.
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Vancouver
D. G. Bert
Ak Voough
P. XM. Draper
Canadian Trades Union
Ita
Zald
Canada
Bowser
Premiser
McBride
Atlas
Industral
Adi
Sod
Elect
Fighting for lasting peace amid French socialist rally
Paris reports a French socialist meeting where Jobo ledge of the Drithuh parliament urged against conquest and called for liberty for oppressed peoples. Hodge echoed resolve to resist Germany through voluntary service, warning of potential conscription if needed.
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Paris
Jobo Ledge
Drithuh
Parl
Mab
England
Archibald Denies Plot To Break U S Neutrality Laws
New York Sept 20 Archibald American envoy denies he sought to break U S neutrality. He claims he carried letters for German and Austrian officials as personal introductions and did not intend to aid belligerent actions. He was intercepted at Falmouth and aboard the Rotterdam he explained his passport use and responsibilities while awaiting legal counsel. He cited letters delivered to him in New York and said most were German and intended for inspection only. He warned Mr Dumba’s letter showed no intent to use him to violate laws and noted prior wartime dispatches carried for Ambassador Gerard. Debate spans costs and military needs with figures for army strength and expenses amid war context.
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New York
James F. J. Archibald
Constantin Combs
St. Washlegion
Yoe Burian
Dr. Dowmie
Hes
Archibald
Falmouth
Rotterdam
Archibalé
Dr. Dumba
Siebotel
Cna
Prince Hatsfeldt
Pronara
Alecoming
Ata
Ambasesdor Dumba
Furope
City plans parade era traffic rules for Fashion Show
Safety committee outlines vehicle control for two day Fashion Show crowds. Chief Norton confirms strict enforcement prohibiting parking along parade route and designating rope lines as paradeor only while sidewalks off limits to vehicular flow between 2250 and 3 pm on Friday afternoon for the Washington venue school march.
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Committee of Safety
Fullee
W. S. Norton
Ries
Norton
Altreia
Military service not compulsory stated by Rep Hay
New York reports a statement by Representative Jamey Hay of Virginia as chair of the Route of Cor talltea on military affairs. He voiced belief Congress would oppose any move toward compulsory drill service. A National Security League report said Dr Syrwe was detained in Washington, with the issue of adequate milk preparedness raised amid wartime political friction.
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New York
Jamey Hay
Vir Nla
Cor Talltea
Congress
National Security League
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Wrintey
Hay Fa
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Becauee
Betizee
Amieh
MSS Meeting at the Tabernacle Friday Evening
Dr Howard Borset founder of the Anti saloon league will address the Tabernacle meeting Friday evening. The program includes song numbers by the Tall Splitter quartet. Dr Russell and his party tour the country in an automobile holding meetings along the route. No admission charge is made.
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Howard HW. Borset
Tabernacle
Iocom
Russell
Stefansson reports discovery of new land in northern Canada
An official report from Stefansson confirms he discovered new land in northern Canadian waters. He describes voyages from Nome, the August 23 departure for Herchel land, plans to establish a base on Prince Patrick Island, and mapping of a coast over 100 miles with peatland, game, and a later return voyage aboard the Polar Bear with no incidents.
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Ottawa
Bent
Stefansson
Canada
Nome
Mads
Stefaneson
New Land
Blefansson
Herchel Faland
Prince Palrick -Feland
Thin Point
Patrice
Feland
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Patrick Aerome Ae ‘Une
Killett
Bietanagou
Hitlett
Ile
Attelolog
Tsersebel
Furtheat
Stefanesane
Ollow
Erschel
Business Men Don Uniforms at Fort Sheridan Training Camp
Chicago September 20 men from Chicago and other midwest cities exchanged civilian attire for U S Army uniforms to begin a month long military instruction course at Fort Sheridan. The program runs until October 17 aiming to train officers for a large volunteer division with Colonel W J Nichols in charge. Instruction will be intensive from early morning until about six in the evening.
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Chicago
Middle West
United States Army
Fort Sheridan
German American alliance protests loan to allies
Peoria branch of the German American alliance telegrams President Wilson opposing a proposed 509 billion dollar loan to the allies. They warn it would harm Americans financially threaten neutrality and potentially ruin Allied fortunes. In Toledo the German alliance warns bankers they will withdraw support from banks contributing to the loan.
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Peoria
Wilson
Toledo
Inca
Repoatia
Wreck Near Burlington Injures Passenger Train Crew
A freight train derailment near Burlington caused a passenger train to leave the rails. The collision tore up blocks of rails and portions of the train, seriously injuring the engineer and fireman and leaving another man named W. W. Easn of Kearocy among the injured.
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Chicago
Bopt
Cake Cay
W. W. Easn
Kearocy
Sveb
Big Nine Teears Start Practice In Football Camps
Chicago reports the Big Nine opens practice across the western conference as heat and heavy workouts begin. Illinois Indiana Ohio Northwestern Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin field large squads with two daily sessions planned to form new lineups and backfields for the October 2 kickoff. Coaches push formation drills, strength work, and key positions as teams prepare for a likely strong season.
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A. A
University of Chicago
Cosch
Childs
Indiana
Jordon
Ohio State
Northwestern
Murphy
Wistawain
Hawler
Iowa
Coleney
Michiseu
Pursue
Bennesota
Pogue
Clark
Mill.poly
Geddes Eccles Cage To Be Settled in Utah Compromise
A tentative settlement ends the Geddes Eccles dispute in Balt Lake with Albert Geddes Eccles' guardian Thomas Sloan accepting 160000 from the David Eccles estate. Colonel C A Bord of Ogden and Boyd DeVine Eccles team guided the talks, first to involve active counsel rather than family negotiators. The jury previously found David Eccles the father of Albert Geddes Eccles.
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Ogden
Geddes Eccles
C. A. Bord
Boyd, DeVine & Eccles
Ward
Thomas WW. Sloan
Albert Geddes Eccles
Bir. Sloan
Lste
David Eccles
Colonel Boyd
Eccles
Albert Geddes” Eccles
Mary Faret Geddes
Oxden
Rowan Back From Convention In California Meeting
M5 Rowan returns from the National Irrigation Congress in Batrameda California. He criticizes scattered annual sessions and urges a permanent meeting location to improve executive work and delegate effectiveness for the West’s upbuilding. He suggests a fixed site would yield better results.
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California
National Irrigation Congress
Batrameda
Ig Nf
Thorp’s Right Foot Crushed by Freight Train
Nine year old Thorp, a laborer, suffered a crushed right foot after trying to board a moving freight car near North Temple and Fourth West streets in Balt Lake yesterday. Doctors fight to save the limb as the accident is investigated.
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Thorp
North Temple
Toresson
Frank writes for health and hair cures in old advert
A tangled 20th century medical ad questions fever dizziness yellow eyes and back pain, then prescribes regutrary bile and pills to purify blood. It pushes laxatives bid dipenson and sulpher pills while promising hair whitening and dramatic weight gain.
Man Hurt After Escape Attempt In Iron County
A man named Thorp was dragged and crushed while attempting to escape a boarding incident. He was brought to the emergency hospital by Moore and Colyers, treated by City Physician Lynch, then sent to the county hospital. Blood poisoning feared. a Miss Elizabeth P Andrews of 32 East Second North Logan Utah may be notified. Police suspect Thorp was boarding a freight to head west.
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Mia
Elizabeth P. Andrews
Fast Seoond North
Logan
Utah
Thorp
Salt Lake Cadets to Parade in Ogden Friday Night
Last with an invitation extended to Salt Lake high school cadets to join the Feabion parade in Ogden next Friday evening at 8 o'clock. A meeting of cadets who went to the San Francisco fair decided the cadet battalion will wear fall dress for Ogden and hold an exhibition on Warburton avenue at 6 o'clock. Military spirit is hoped to be fostered at Ogden High School after two years without organized activity.
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Ept
Balt Lake High School
Cayete
Ogden
San Francisco
de Hass
Warbington Avenue
Miliary Agit
Ogden High
War, Drugs and Mobilization in France War Conditions
Amid wartime strain, morphine and other drugs lose grip as mobilization reduces supply and forces addicts toward hospitals. Brigded notes a moral issue, urging controlled morphine for absentees, while condemning those who evade duty by drug use or self muting to avoid service.
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France
Lhern
M. Briged
French
Royal Medical Society
Dumba to Sail for Rotterdam in Rediscovered Note
New York dispatch reports Austro Hungaro ambassador Dumba set to sail for Rotterdam. The note mentions Constantin Immba, an earlier figure questioned by President Wilson, signaling renewed diplomatic moves amid wartime tensions.
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New York
Constantin Immba
Ambaassdor
Wilson
Court hearing set for banned barment case in September
Jutgert Lee, referee chosen by the pretrial court, to hear evidence in the barment proceeding. Willard Hanson reports a month on the Pacific coast and drafts a report to the supreme court by October. Mr. and Mrs. Lee and Ben L. Rich observe weeks at the San Francisco position and nearby beaches.
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Balt Lake
Tng Ito
Banty Ote Supreme Court
Lee
Ben L. Rich
San Franco
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