Wilson speaks in Omaha crowd praising American unity
President Wilson arrived in the Midwest delivering speeches and a parade review amid a huge Omaha gathering. He urged unity, praised American business, and argued for strong national action in the war context while lauding Nebraskan centennial celebrations and civic support. The event drew thousands, with cheers and supportive chants, as he outlined aims for peace and global leadership.
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Fisher Lecture Aids BF Fund Raising Efforts
Nearly $200 was raised for the BF Fund through a Fisher Lecture event held in the library theater. Attendees included Boy Scouts in the balcony, while Dr. Oliver Fishery spoke as a featured guest describing anecdotes about the evening and the fundraising outcome. It is expected profits will reach about $200.
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Bethlehem Steel to Acquire Proving Grounds Plant
Bethlehem Steel announces plans to buy a large tract near Bethleham to establish a new proving ground and ordnance plant. The facility, covering about 20,000 acres along the Great Lakes harbor, will produce and test various ordnance types for defense use and exceed the scale of the Krayp grounds in Germany. Expansion to 3500,000 square feet is planned as production begins. Approval from the state board of conservation and development is sought.
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Assault settled in hospital attendant case
A State hospital attendant, Propper, faced aggravated assault and battery charges by Dr. Mierhell. Propper paid costs and a fine of 30 dollars after claiming the patient provoked the incident and that he guarded himself from a strike. The judge noted the defense and settled the case without further action, with Propper to cover costs.
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Property of J. J. Hill Valued at Over Fifty Million
Estate records reveal J. J. Hill ownership of real and personal property valued at more than 52 million dollars. Major assets include railroad stocks totaling 7.289 million and bank stocks reaching 2.5 million, with the largest single item a house valued at 1.764 million.
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Somme Battle Spread. Gas Attacks Widen Front
Reports from London dated October 6 indicate gas attacks have spread from the Somme Verdun sectors to all parts of Belgium and France. British officials say gas strikes now target Loos and Arras as both sides prepare for new offensives along the Somme Verdun and other fronts. Bulgarian forces on the Struma River front report a general retreat while British and Allied actions widen trench and artillery operations across the western theater.
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Press reports hint at US mediation stance on war end
Watlington and officials cite unnamed authoritative sources claiming the United States has not yet proposed concrete peace terms or targeted dates. President Wilson’s position remains uncertain, with mediation aides suggesting no formal overtures have been made to belligerents.
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Wealthy Pattssurger Drowns in Atlantic City
A wealthy Pattssurger, identified as Duckson, drowned today in Atlantic City while boating on a Virginia riverine route. Two local boys reacted, and bystanders assisted as physicians attempted resuscitation. rescuers reported the incident and noted safety concerns for the season.
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Ene
Virginia Arenas
Melvin Hothwell
Gearse Gast
Davidson
Germany to Seek Peace Treaty to End War
Fragmentary wartime note shows Germany preparing to sue for peace with President Wilson seeking terms. Reports hint at a formal approach from Berlin to the U.S. leader to end hostilities.
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O Leary files $50,000 suit against Democratic leader
In Key Fork a dispute erupts as Jeremiah A. O Leary, president of the American Truth Society, accuses Vance McCormick of sending a threatening message to President Watson and challenges a test of American loyalty amid a presidential dispute. McCormick counters with mentions of hyphenism and calls for a public reaction.
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Tom Mir
Atlanta car wreck sparks dynamite scare
Atlanta residents recount a perilous escape when a car struck dynamite placed near a street railway site. The incident occurred amid ongoing tensions and notable fear among bystanders as authorities investigated the cause and potential sabotage.
Complications in Bridge Work Threaten Local Contract
Rumors say county commissioners will try to break the contract with Chas Fath Company over alleged contract terms. The contractors vow to oppose any interference with completion while asserting the work remains on schedule and that legal steps may be taken to prevent further delays.
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Plans to Protect Life on Mexican Border Seen
A Mexican American joint commission discussed life protection of people and property along the border yesterday with doubts among some members. Talks included possible withdrawal of General Bustos party and border enforcement considerations as leaders weigh foreign policy impacts and local safety.
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Times World's Series Prizes Highlight Contest Details
The Times World’s Series page lists many prizes for a contest run by advertisers. Readers are invited to predict answers by a specified Wednesday deadline, with entries to include name and address.
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Four Battle Cruiser Bids Opened December Sixth
Washington reports bids opened for four battle cruisers under the naval program. Companies including Bethlehem Steel and Midvale are named in contracts for twelve eighteen inch guns and related armor and machinery. Bid details show substantial cost estimates per pound and per gun, with contracts to be written between the winning firms.
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Franconia Sunk in Mediterranean Submarine Attack
London October report: Cunard steamer Franconia, carrying troops, was sunk by an enemy submarine in the Mediterranean. Twelve crew members of 602 aboard are lost. Franconia, once a premier Cunard liner, earned fame for luxury and comfort with modern amenities and first-class accommodations.
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President Wilson Names Board Personnel in 190? Shuffle
President Wilson announces known personnel of the board including Major General Goethals as commissioner and others. The move appears to organize the board chambers and designate a chairman while awaiting formal consent and confirmation. The report notes positions linked to the federal rail and commerce domains and mentions New Hampshire connections.
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Burglars Fail at Grand Valley in Ice-Box Heist
Postmaster and residents recount a late night burglary attempt at Grand Valley post office. Two men armed with glycerine and a weapon entered the building, set off a first explosion, and fled as a lookout was spotted. No valuables were taken, though one safe and show-case were damaged. Local authorities coordinated patrols but no suspects were captured that night. The incident remains under investigation.
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Bradford’s Odd Piscatorial Night In Unusual Waters
A Bradford scene describes unusual water play and seaside echoes with mixed chatter about waves, fish, and local figures. The account paints a quirky night of aquatic antics, odd spectators, and seaside lore in a fragmented but vivid local tone.
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