Troops Reviewed At Fort Bliss In Mass Parade
In El Paso Texas a massive border troops review unfolded with 799 officers and 25 941 men marching in long column through city streets. Major General Charles M Clement commanded the Pennsylvania division as General George Hell Jr oversaw the Fort Bliss district.
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National
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AM Fort
United States
Washington
Biel Pas
Charles MM. Clement
Pennsylvania
George Hell, Jr
Massachusents
Michigan
Kentucky
Ohio
South Carolina
Rhode Iland
New Mexico
Bell
Clement
Five Deaths Tied to Windsor Home Owner Gilligan
Hartford officials say evidence before the grand jury charges Mrs. Amey J. Archer Gilligan owner of a Windsor old people home with responsibility for five deaths. The 1914 death of inmate Franklin D. Andrews prompted exhumation and autopsy showing probable poison. four other bodies later tested reportedly contained similar poison.
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Amey J. Archer Gilligan
Windsor
Tomates
Civilian attacks on marines rise in Wilhelmshaven area
London reports from Copenhagen on a surge of deadly clashes between civilians and the military. Last week multiple street battles ended fatally, and a Sunday night assault near the railway left two marines dead and others mortally wounded before attackers fled.
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Copenhagen
Wilhelmshaven
Greek Island Crete Reports Provisional Government Amid Revolution
Dispatches from Athens report Crete, a 50 mile long island with over 300000 residents, forming a provisional government amid wider revolts in Greek Macedonia near Salonika. News notes censoring and the post 1913 treaty status of Crete as part of Greece after the Turkey war.
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Paris
Athens
Rumania
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Salonika
Mediterranean
Trealy
Venizelos
Turkey
Berlin Socialists Under Arrest
London report from the Whalers Press items 150 Socialists detained in Berlin on suspicion of war opposition and sent to the front despite being over military age. Also notes a large underwater desert in the Southern Pacific with no life forms found.
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Southern
Pacific
German liberal leader backs ruthless submarine campaign plan
Berlin reports Major Ernst Lassermann of the National Liberal Party spoke to Saarbrucken constituents on Monday. He said submarine and Zeppelin warfare should be expanded and warned the United States not to expect peace from England’s protests. He claimed Germany faced a tougher war but could eventually win. He was joined by Adm iral von Teut, Admiral von Koerner, Prince von Buelow, and Count Zeppelin.
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London
Ernst Lassermann
Natronal Liberal Party
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Zeppelin
Partional
Wheral Tea
Germany
British plan for competition strengthens shipping trade
Correspondence from London notes Britain’s shipping industry suffering submarine losses yet quietly reinforcing itself through rational financial amalgamations and new tonnage despite higher material and labor costs. Public faith grows as clipping shares rise on exchanges. Paris reports German attacks on French positions near the Somme. a foothold was gained at one point before being ejected.
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Interorough Maple Transit Company
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
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Paris
Somme
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War Office
Imlay
Short-Weight Flour Scrutiny Prompts Industry Response
Ealt Lake Sept 21 Tribune reports a determined bid to end short-weight flour after Utah and Idaho inspections showed long-standing underweight packing. Commissioner Ealt C. Smith of the state dairy and food commission and Henry I. Blood of the Utah Idaho Millers Association will cooperate to adjust faulty conditions. A Salt Lake meeting at the Commercial lab last year spurred an informal packing and marketing understanding. Blood insists most violators are not miller association members. Smith notes shrinkage exceeds dry-store expectations, harming consumers and honest mills by underweight sacks and price shavings.
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Idaho
Eber C. Smith
State Dairy and Fool Commission
Henry I. Blood
Utah-Idaho Millers' Association
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Blood
Kayamile
Salt Lake
Utah Department
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Utah Idahomasociation
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Atiil
Cian Idsno Asociation Saya
Doiry and Food Department
Packing and marketing short weight warned by Utah inspectors
The text notes Utah dairy and food Inspector J. K. Felt and deputy George Shorten at the capital discussing enforcement against short weight in packing and marketing. It also mentions warnings about a film K the Quitter with Lionel Barrymore and an unrelated note on Admiral von Tirpitz and Professor Valentim amid Reichstag matters.
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Sinliheke
Nour Tey
George Shorten
Opden
J. K. Felt
Capitol
Von Tirpitz Fight Continues and Navy Controversy
London reports the Tirpitz dispute persists as letters between Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg and Admiral von Tirpitz surface. The public learns from private conversations that pressure grew over the navy leadership, contributing to Tirpitz’s retirement as naval minister and fueling ongoing political controversy.
Back to Work by Walt Manon
A satirical piece about returning to daily labor after imagined adventures. Jim Wax stays at his desk mortgage stress cast starkly against a narrator’s tale of rustic trips. The cartoonish dialogue contrasts carefree roaming with workaday burdens in 1916 style.
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Akate
Jim Wax
Jim
Jay
Wise Brand. Litle Lemuel-Say Statesman?
A fragmentary Indianapolis Star clipping mentions a wise brand and a discussion of a statesman or politician, with unclear dialogue about recognizing a bandwagon and political identity. Names or precise events are not clearly readable.
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Lemuel
Pax
Indianapolis Star
Bryan Tours Wyoming Towns in Support of Wilson
Former Secretary of State William J. Bryan began a second day of tours in Wyoming advocating for President Wilson's reelection. He argued the Democrats would meet upcoming national challenges and blasted Republicans as unable to handle war pressures and suffrage disputes. He warned Democratic women about Republican maneuvering while praising Wilson for keeping the nation out of war.
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Wyoming
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Bryes
United States
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Mexico
Firzan
Nephbican Party
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