General Mobilization of All Bulgarian Troops Is Ordered
Military dispatches report Bulgaria mobilizes all forces for armed neutrality amid Balkan tensions. Serbian frontier declared war zone. Bulgarian troops concentrate near Serbia as German Austro-Hungarian units redeploy along the border. Reports from Berlin and Washington note naval actions and continued artillery bombardment on the Western Front.
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Boston Reads Heavy Voter Turnout In Gubernatorial Race
Boston reports forecast of large turnout despite rain as Republicans and Democrats clash over governor nomination. Progressives field a single candidate, while major contest centers on the GOP renomination between Samuel W. McCall Graf ton D Cushing and Eugene N Foss. Destrick challenges Walsh for Democratic nomination. Clark faces no Progressive opponent.
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Funeral to await arrival of son in Chicago news
Rept. 20, 12 22 p m Maldwin Drummond once Mrs Marshall Field Jr of Chicago died Saturday. Funeral to be delayed until arrival of her son Marshal Field from New York who departed Saturday.
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New York
Anglo French Credit Deal Nears Final Settlement
Negotiations on a large Anglo French loan to Britain and France totalling around 800 million dollars continued with American bankers. Key issues included converting short term bonds into longer term bonds and the possible 20 to 25 year maturity. Commission members attended a luncheon hosted by A. Barton Hepburn at the Bankers' Club amid reports of progress denied by bankers.
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Power of Americans center of production affirmed in incontestable fashion
Paris dispatch reports Hessian finance minister Pierre L Bark concludes talks with French finance minister Alexander Ribot before heading to London. Bark warns the United States has become a decisive production hub and its role in international finance dominates exchange balances, urging Anglo French delegates in New York to align with American methods and temperament. He notes American sympathy for Russia during its emancipation and cites the belligerents' needs reshaping credit balances in America's favor.
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Ruptured Trade Talks Amid War Strains Exchange
Amid reports of Russia facing large overseas payments and scarce remittances, Western powers discuss continued cooperation to raise exchange stability. Austrian German bombardment targets border areas as Serbia’s defenses brace for renewed pressure. routes to Bulgaria and Turkey evaluated for fastest supply lines across the Morava valley toward the Danube.
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Rustia Unites Resources For War Across Allies
The passage describes Tusala coordinating men and money with allies, noting indispensable support from the Germans and a joint effort by the government, people, the duma, and the empire council. It asserts continued mobilization to close the gap with enemies.
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Landis Orders Eastland Sold at Auction
Federal Judge Landis orders the steamship Eastland to be sold for 24,500 dollars to cover the costs of raising the boat from the river bottom after the disaster on July 24 in the Chicago river. The grand jury investigating the catastrophe is to resume deliberations today.
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Two More Spies Convicted By Court Martials
London reports two more spies have been convicted by court martial. A German man and a woman, unnamed for security, were found guilty of attempting to communicate information. The man received a sentence of life imprisonment, and the woman ten years. Both may appeal.
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Von Bernstorff Warns On Neutral Ship Markings
Washington reports Count Von Bernstorff, the German ambassador, has again been instructed to tell neutral shipowners that when using neutral color markings on vessel sides they must be clearly visible from a distance. The German government says the warning is in their interest and follows a prior, similarly publicized request.
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Villa promises to protect Americans in Mexican territory
Washington reports state Villa issues pledge to safeguard Americans and other foreigners in territories under his control. The Villa agency statement follows concerns over Pan American Conference outcomes and potential recognition of Carymor. It says Villa will extend consular and citizen protections and make special efforts for those who remain.
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German Raider Mangled in London Raid Report
A mangled German raider image dominates a London report referencing a Zeppelins attack. The Daily Express notes a crew member dead and the body mangled beyond recognition while mentioning Dr Joseph Bicker, renowned for aeronautical research, in connection with the raid.
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Germany
Submarine Base Rumors Quieted by London Source
An unnamed British source in New York claims German submarine bases near English waters were found near the Isle of Guernsey. Four months earlier patrols were sighted on the Guernsey coast and German subs replenished supplies. Forty people of German origin were arrested after increased vigilance. The source says submarines were spotted near Guernsey by means of radar and that twenty eight had been captured in recent months.
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War's Effect on Circulation Reported by Academy
Dorks September report to the Academy of Sciences notes war strains on circulation. Director Moutier explains arterial flow drops from normal to seven or eight in front-line cases, linking circulatory trouble to amputations. He advocates improved circulation revival to prevent complications such as kerpos, fangre eianus and troven feet.
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