Pershing Named Major General
Secretary Baker announced the President would nominate Brigadier General J. Pershing commander of American forces in Mexico to be major general. He would be succeeded by several brigadier generals while others retire. The promotion keeps Pershing leading the expeditionary force in Mexico. Baker made the announcement after discussions with Wilson.
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Daher
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Mins
Eben 8
Swit
General Staff
Francis H. Sanuels
Treoitrih Infactey
Edwin St. John Greble
1Xth Field Artillery
Charles Treat
Congress
Secretary Daniels calls for world disarmament conference
Katalaroa Mich Sept 25 Secretary Daniels urged rapid naval expansion to meet potential foes and endorsed a plan for a world disarmament conference. He argued America can fund a Navy as large as its coast and interests require while backing an international agreement to halt further battleship construction. He warned against pacifist optimism but said efforts toward disarmament remain a guiding ideal for the nation.
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Katalaroa
Mich
Daniels
America
Danleta
Amerita Jode
Allied Breakthroughs Along Somme Front Feed French Push
Military dispatches report British and French forces advancing from Morval toward Combles on the Somme, capturing key trenches and towns including Les Eveuts and Prepirnurt while isolating Combles. French gains near Freleicourt and Bacobavesnes are noted, with broader eastern front activity limited to repulsed Russian attacks. German claims of limited counter actions accompany various Allied offensives across Europe.
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Martinpath
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Prelpirnurt
Freleicourt
Bacobavesnes
Cenat du Nord
Combes
Nottheart
Morvyal
Pregirourt
Galn
Perrone
Thalr
Peronce
Canal du Nord
France
Gerlia
Vorhynie
Galiciz
Carpathian Mountains
Petrograd II
Attir
Partnership Dissolved in To coms Elko Nevada
The firm formerly known as J. C Lee & Son in To coms Elko County Nevada has dissolved by mutual consent. C F Lee has purchased the entire interest and will assume all debts. Dated August 28, 1528. Advertisement.
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Girm
J.C Lee & Son
Tocoms
Elko
Ne’ Rads
C.F. Lee
J. C. Lee
Russians claim a big victory in Balkans and Dobrudja
Telegram from Saloniki reports entente forces attacking near Florina with progress by French and Serbian units. Petrograd bulletin proclaims a Great Russian Romanian victory in Dobrudja with about 2,000 prisoners. Austrian losses cited in Transylvania. Romania entry into the war noted amid Danube artillery activity. New York schools open with attendance higher than usual as parents fear funds shortfall.
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Niciera
Eines Rumania
New York
Airships Raid England In Night Time Attacks
London reports say several hostile airships likely six raided the east coast and northeast England between 8:30 pm and midnight. Bombs fell in northern counties with casualties and damage. One airship sighted off the south coast. No reported casualties yet.
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London
England
Afriota French
Eost
Midland
Soutern
How To Prevent Acid Stomach And Food Fermentation
A New York physician explains most stomach troubles come from acid and fermentation irritating the stomach lining. Neutralize acid and stop fermentation with warm or cold water after meals and two teaspoons of magnesium carbonate. He recommends magnesium carbonate sold as magnesia for acid stomach.
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New York
Prosecutor Held Without Bail In Murder Case
Rt Joseph Missouri September 23 Oscar J McDaniel prosecuting attorney of nul ebacan county held in county jail on charge of murdering his wife. Bail denied and preliminary hearing set for Wednesday. Grand jury to review case. McDaniel seeks habeas corpus to block special prosecutor Bart Lockwood. He faces possible indictments and trial after grand jury convenes.
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Rt. Joseph
Oscar J. McDaniel
Nul Ebacan
McDaniel
Bart Lockwood
Wilson
Bla Wite
Thoman F. Ryan
Food materials rise in price and new wraps adopted
Flour sugar milk and other bread making materials have increased in price. Major baking companies in the city announce higher prices and changes in wrap styles. Five cent leaves to future will be unwrapped while the ten cent finial, recommended as best value, will be wrapped.
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Plisburah
Placing the Blame for Columbus Raid
An intelligence report claims Villa adherents sought information to prove Villa absent from Columbus on August 3 while Pablo Lopes faced execution in Chihuahua City. It alleges Lopes led the attack at the Santa Yeabe massacre where 18 Americans and others were killed. The report posits Village prepared a misleading narrative and shifted responsibility to Lopes.
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Columbus
Nico
Axente
Villa
Columbon
Ateres 3
Pablo Lopes
Chihuahua
Banta Yeabe
Classified Ada Reading Prompt Poses No Clear Item
The prompt requests a classification read of a newspaper classified section but provides no readable text. It remains a meta-instruction, lacking specific persons places or events to summarize into a title and summary.
French Break German Lines in Somme Offensive Advancing Rapidly
London reports a three day Somme breakthrough with French and British forces driving from Maricourt to Combles. Morval and Lesboeufs fell, supply depots and rail centers were destroyed, huge German losses and prisoners taken, and new long range aircraft tested for possible future raids on Terrin. The advance reopened artillery-heavy fights along the front, cutting German communications and fortifications to an extent.
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London
Combles
Nanceart
Morval
Lesboeuli
Torther
Trenca
Camblea
Hale
Combies
Pregl.court
Mamean
AW No
Raneourt
Ranecourt
Trouchatesnen Waza
Lessboeufs
Thayeragnd
Rench
Britieh
Artinan
Paris
Terrin
France
President Wilson Pays Tribute to Jewish Citizens
President Wilson writes a letter for publication in the upcoming Jewish New Year number of the American Hebrew, praising Jewish citizenship and affirming his interest in Hebrew extraction. He lauds their notable contributions to industry philanthropy intellectual development and political liberty as a real home for all and a beacon of American progress.
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New York
Smerten
Wilson
America
Greece to appoint strongman Cenizelos in exile bid
Dispatches report Cenizelos, once allied Greece leader, set to head a move against central powers after failing to sway King Constantine. Athens bounds for Balanikl in a bid to influence Greece’s course amid smoldering tensions and new developments.
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Bert
Leeks
Greecs
Conatantine
Boatfiites
Deamier Cenizelos
Greece
Athens
Balaniklind
Crete Revolt Seizes Cities as Royal Troops Quell Rising
News reports a large Cretan uprising beginning in Sataniki district with forces led by Ventrelos and Venicelas seizing control of Canen and Heraklion. Royal troops, including 6000 at Tatat Ja, defend the palace as Greek authorities seek cabinet changes to mollify Entente powers and restore order across Macedonia and the island.
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Crete
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Constantine
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Tatat Ja
Sataniki
Venicelas
Macetonia
Lelengueri
Corarmmentte
Athens
Greece
Tol
Organi
Auites
Hat Nation
Boldog
Jaradice
Too Fat Get More Fresh Air Diet Ad
An old advertisement urges moderate dieting and weight loss through outdoor air and whey on a product called Oil of Korein. It warns of obesity’s health risks and promotes capsules to be taken after meals and at night, claiming noticeable weight reduction after a few days. It lists Meintyre Drug Co as a supplier.
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Dare
Wright, Wr
Hughes Replies To President Wilson In Ohio Speech
Deyton Ohio Sept 25 Charles E Inghes told Hemortal bell he replied to President Wilson statements in his Saturday speech regarding the Adamson law and an eight hour day. Hughes argued courts decide constitutional questions after legislation. He said eight hours was not being established and criticized attempts to equate policy with hours. He cited arbitration provisions in earlier acts and warned against misusing the issue for political ends.
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Deyton
Ohio
Charles E. Inghes
Wite
Hnghes
Wilson
New York
Hughes
Carp
Rogatry
Witson
America
Court warns against judicial overreach in legislative review
In a lengthy argument, Mr Hughes defends legislative power against court interference, insisting courts require clear proof that a law tampers with operation of the law. He cites gas rate cases and New York investigations to argue legislatures act only after exhaustive fact finding and that challenging acts before inquiry undermines the republic.
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Watt
Audi
Ad- France
New York
United States
Hughes
Pussuees
Catarrh Cure Promises Relief From Infirmities
Article describes a patent remedy advertised as a cure for catarrh and related ailments. Claims of fast relief and a simple two-ingredient formula are presented, naming CHEITT ACO and Treva as providers. Includes patient testimonials and cautions on usage.
Fighting Yellow Fever in South
New York reporters report the Rockefeller Foundation yellow fever commission arrived aboard the seamship Crazos from San Joan after a two month study along the near coast of South America. Maj. Gen. William C. Gorgas, surgeon general and commission chair, said the group would stay briefly to arrange for passage to the South American coast. Countries mentioned include Chile, Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador and Panama.
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New York
Rockefeller Foundation
San Joan
South America
William C. Gorgas
United States
South American
Chile
Peru
Boliva
Ecuador
Panama
Troops depart Morehead City for Texas on special trains
Brigade headquarters and the North Carolina infantry left Morehead City by three special trains for Fort Pancho Texas. The Second Infantry will leave tomorrow and the Third Infantry Wednesday, as reported from the border assignment.
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Border
Morehead City
N.C
North Carolina
Fay
Fi'Pano
Texas
New Swimming Record Set by Ida Ellensky in 35 Mile Swim
Ida Ellensky set a new swimming record yesterday by completing a 35 mile swim in 11 hours and 35 minutes from Manhattan Inland to shore. The event occurred in New York on September 25.
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Mise Ida Ellensky
Siznhattan
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