Huerta to be removed amid Mexican policy debate
Report from Hammond Indiana notes Charles E Hughes speeches defending President Wilson's stance on Mexico. He rejects any deal with Huerta and argues for domestic measures if necessary. European fronts also update with Mackensen’s forces defeated in Dobruja and Romanian resistance holding across Romania and Russia theaters.
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Foreign Trade Council Meets in New York Meeting
The National Foreign Trade Council held its eleventh annual meeting in New York to examine Europe’s postwar commercial alignments and their impact on U S overseas commerce. James A Farrell of United States Steel presided as members from manufacturing, farming, rail, shipping and decker sectors debated policies to foster amicable postwar trade relations and reduce discrimination.
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America
National Foreign Trade Council
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United States Steel Corporation
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Council
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Knox 10 Try Blackmailers
Washington reports John C. Knox, former New York attorney general, will lead prosecutions of the recalled blackmailing syndicate. Federal witness Frank Crocker, who confessed his role in the scheme involving Regina Kipper, Philadelphia, has been threatened by accomplices. Authorities say many cases tie to New York and federal law, with some under the Mann Act.
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John C. Knox
New York
Iovernment
Frank Crocker
Regina Kipper
Philadelphia
Crocker
Horton
Abacis
Boston Maintains American Lead In League Standings
Chirara notes Boston holds a game and a half lead in the Ameri can League with Chicago moving to second place, Detroit distant, as Boston and Detroit clash and Philadelphia outscores Pittsburg. Brooklyn remains ahead by a game and a half after Philadelphia defeat. Also, a farmer in North Weymouth, Me discovers an old coin with Ring Caro inscription while plowing.
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How to Slim Fast in 1900s Advertisement
A dubious weight loss advertisement urges readers to visit A. McIntyre Drug Co to buy Korels capsules claiming rapid fat reduction. It promises quick weekly weigh ins, a simple pill regimen, and asserts that no real effort is needed beyond the capsules, labeling the method unnecessary and harmful.
Chinese Seek 50 Million Dollar Loan From Bankers
Pekin officials led by Tao Chen Chin presented a request for a 59.05 million dollar reorganization loan to a quintet of bankers from American British Russian French and Japanese financing houses. The bankers spoke favorably but asked for central headquarters to decide. Entente reps said they could not cooperate with Germany. In Tokyo the Japanese legation denied government support for a 10 million yen loan tied to Yangtse Valley shipping.
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Frank Gotch on His Way Home
Chicago dispatch reports champion wrestler Frank Gotch is en route to his home in Holmoldi after a Kenosha Wisconsin accident. Gotch expects the broken bone in his leg to heal with time but says he may not wrestle again, having endured forty years in the sport and now approaching age.
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Greek Force Transferred to Goerlicz
The Greek force is moved from Keyats to Goerlicz near Muiraian Sikele. About 400 officers and 100 soldiers will be stationed in the town, with officers assigned to housing in hotels and barracks for the troops.
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Tide of Battle Shifts in Balkans Fronts
War office reports favorables shifts on the Macedonian front with Bulgarian gains as Romanian and Russian units report clashes around Fiorina and Kaltakealan. Allied lines, including French and Russian detachments, suffer heavy losses while counterattacks falter. In Debrudjs Istumaniah, Romanian defense stiffens with limited progress amid artillery exchanges. Black Sea coast remains quiet.
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Kaltakealan
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Notice of Dissolution of Partnership
The firm J. & Lee & Gon operating in Tecoma Nevada has dissolved by mutual consent. C. F. Lee purchased J. C. Lee’s entire interest and will pay all debts. Dated August 20, 12:6.
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Speaking Dates for Republicans
Chicago September 2 and dates across Minnesota North Dakota Montana Idaho Utah Wyoming and related western states outline Warren G Harding campaign stops. Senator Albert B Cummins of Iowa will campaign for the Republican national ticket in October across western states.
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Warren G. Harding
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Minn
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Great Falls
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Tutte
Pocatello
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Ogden
Utah
Evan [Aton
Wyo
Cheyenne
Albert B. Cummins
Iowa
Playwright Wrielt Muntz Dies After Theatre Appearance
Cincinnati reports the death of playwright and actor Wrielt Muntz Ington during a theatre peraluction. He collapsed while performing and is believed to have died from an embolism after a trip from Manchester New York. Local authorities note he was found near Loranger with a clover field nearby.
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Loranger
Turkey agrees to extend relief work in Ottoman Syria
Washington reports Turkey has requested to extend American Red Cross operations beyond current limits in stricken Syria. Preparations begin for a large relief campaign with Red Crescent aid. President Wilson proclaims relief days on October 1 and 2 to boost contributions, with about $200,000 already sent to Constantinople and Tel Beirut branches under American oversight.
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Turkey
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Syria
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Weight Gain Plan with Sargol Tablets Advised
An advertisement encourages thin people to gain 15 to 20 pounds by weighing and measuring first, then taking one Sargol tablet with each meal for two weeks. It promises measurable results, stating Sargol aids fat production without adding sugar or starch, and claims easy assimilation. The ad notes large 40 tablet packs sold by A. R. Meylottree Drug Co and others.
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A. R. Me Ylotyre Drug Co
New Record Set by United States Steel on Market Day
United States Steel rose to a new high of 109 7 8 in today’s strong market. The record surpassed the previous peak by 7 8 point as metal shares led the rally. Several issues, including Anaconda, Wah, and Inspiration Copper, exceeded prior records with over one million shares exchanging hands.
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United States Steel
King of Greece Not Pro German in War Stance
Athens reports Prime Minister Kalogeropoulos rejects claims Greece is pro Germany. He says Constantine’s position is misunderstood, insisting Greece remains neutral but prepared to act responsibly if the Balkans situation changes. The interview covers cabinet challenges, accountability, and Allied powers influence.
Girl Kidnapped Near Ogden Reports Harrowing Return
Seventeen year old Mira Kroaschohld recounted to Captain Hempel and reporters how two men abducted her last Saturday near her Ogden home, hijacked her to a closed car, and took about 976 dollars before she escaped and walked back toward Salt Lake City ending at the police station. She described the men vaguely and said another attempted abduction six months earlier near a Model laundry.
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Aio
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Calder Defeats Bacon in Republican Primary
New York reports William M. Calder defeated Robert Bacon for the Republican senatorial nomination by a substantial margin. Final tallies show Calder leading by thousands, with 147,618 votes to Bacon’s 29,014 as missing districts may not overturn the result.
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Hobart Macon
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Socialists to Notify Nominees at Madison Square Garden Rally
The Socialist party in New York announced that candidates in forthcoming national and state elections will be notified of their formalities at a socialist rally at Madison Square Garden on Sunday. Speaker lineup includes Men B. Denson, candidate for president, and Meyer Tandon, Socialist congressman from New York.
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Turning Point in Shipping
Washington September 21 The turn in fortunes of American shipping on the Pacific is marked by Pacific Mall Bleamable company purchase of three large ships and no further danger to the American flag on the Pacific. The European war has cut transpacific trade from 360000 to 280000 gross tons. The report notes Pacific Salt company purchase adds 17400 tons to the remaining American tonnage. Before the war American share was 21 percent of 80000 gross tons total. now 2 percent, while Japanese share rose to 58 percent and Dutch to 12 percent. Japanese yards are booked for two years ahead. ships built must source material from the United States. United States has more merchant vessels under construction than any other nation, but some tonnage may shift to Far East trade later. The outlook for restoring former Pacific standing remains uncertain.
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Standard Oil Price Rise Shifts Crude Costs Across Gravity Ranges
Standard Oil Co. increases crude oil prices for California wells with tiered rates by gravity. New prices start at 1 to 14 gravity at 68 cents per barrel and rise to 1.02 dollars for 24 gravity, with additional cent increases for higher gravities. Cameron R. Rust, notable Duluth clubman and former publisher, dies in Minnesota.
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Company Ban
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