Influenza Quarantines Enforce Fight in Warren and Jamestown
Health officer R N Brown orders eight new influenza signs in Warren and tightens controls as new cases rise. Names of local victims listed include Eugene Kablin and Mrs Walter Covell. North Warren sees staffing shortages and one death in 24 hours. Jamestown reports 44 total deaths and 1,500 cases since quarantine. officials push ventilation, open windows, and travel limits while awaiting school reopening guidance.
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Warren Br
R. N. Brown
Board of Health
Warren
Eugene Kablin
Harry Frill
Robert Covel
Warren General Hospital
Raton
Mitchell
State Commissioner of Health
State Department of Health
Director General of Railways
Jamestown
In Rovillus R. Rogers
Neols
John J. Ma ‘Rintendene
Jimes
British March on Ghent After Overcoming Resistance
The Times reports continued fighting along the Piave and in the Asolone Portico sectors. British trench warfare breached enemy lines between Barzonne and Recouvrance, capturing strong positions and a mill at Herpy. Three hundred prisoners taken as artillery duels persist along the Piave and Brenta rivers.
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Caumont
Sistonne
Chatsau
Barzonne
Recouvrance
Conde
Herpy
Piave
Campaign Against Fear Urges Common Sense Editorials
A Des Moines committee of business leaders urged newspapers to publish editorials praising Christian Science immunity to influenza and promoting calm, practical health measures. Members argued fear worsens illness, urged restraint in reporting symptoms, and favored public emphasis on prevention and reasonable attitudes over sensationalism.
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Christian Science Monitor
Des Moines
Fearton
Janice HR. Hanna
Z. C. Thornburg
C. L. Herring
Greater Des Moines Committee
Marshall Miller
Ypsistent
The
Trades and Labor Assembly
Halph Faxon
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Savyerude
Camp Dodge
Miller
W ‘Itre
H. W. Brers
Byers
Peruna
Amer
Thianna
Ohio
Hidden Serum and The Canning Miracle Inventions
A venturous article narrates a world changing process that battles microbes as a deadly serum. It speaks of a canning method blamed on a German hand, a looming threat, and a boomerang of war as mustard gas pursues the aggressor.
Missing Corporal Walker Reported Safe by Mother
The War Department announced Corporal Walker is missing. His mother, however, believes he remains safe, offering reassurance amid the official missing status issued on July ninth.
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War Department
Missing in Action Rex Walker Believed Safe by Mother
Mrs. Pearl Walk of this city reports her son Corporal Rex Walker is missing in action since July 9. She believes he is safe with his company, noting letters from him dated September 1 saying he had just returned from the front. Friends join in hopeful support amid the uncertain fate. Sunday probable rain.
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Pearl Walk
Corporal Rex Walker
Bri grand fleet ready to jump at slightest warning
The entire Bri grand fleet is on edge and eager to move at a moment’s notice. Thousands of vessels tremble at their chains as every man and ship stands ready for battle. A strong unity exists between British and American naval officers amid the tense readiness.
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Bri Grand Fleet
YANKS Repulse German Counter Attack In Swift Allied Drive
American forces repulsed a German counter attack while unleashing heavy artillery and air power. Reports say 475 square kilometers were gained, over 20,000 prisoners captured including officers, and vast war materials seized. During sustained fighting 230 German aircraft and 23 balloons were shot down.
Record Drive for Soldiers Front Lines in France
The National Phonograph Records Recruiting Corps calls for home phonographs and both new and old records to boost morale for American soldiers in trenches and camps. The Philomels lead local collection for “Slacker Record Week” from Oct 26 to Nov 2, urging donations via Miss Anna Rockwell or I C E Robinson, with pickup options at B G Lewton Piano Store.
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Amercan
Lally
National
Phonograph Records Recruiting Corps
Philomels
Anna Rockwell
Third and Poplar
I. C. E. Robinson
Covenango Avenue
B. G. Lewton Piano
Emperor Charles Said Ready to Leave Vienna for London
A Vatican rumor circulated that Emperor Charles of Austria and his family plan a journey through Hungary, possibly heading to London. The Daily News correspondent reported today that preparations are under way and the move may indicate a departure from Vienna.
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Charles
Vienna
London
Vatican
Charles of Austria
Hungary
Daily News
The Berlin Game Investigate Protest and Peace Talk
The Washington Star quotes a call to discuss peace while noting strategic moves in a protest backdrop. The piece analyzes how public rhetoric and political actions interact as tensions rise and bargaining continues.
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Berlin
Washington Star
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