British submarine sinks destroyer in river escape parade sports
A chaotic bulletin lists a British submarine sinking a German destroyer near the River Emss and outlines a competing cup prizes program at American League Park. It details a Denver team in a Dill event, a parade to Mavoure Temple, and a lengthy schedule of officers, judges, and routes for a civic pageant with sports extras and inspections, interwoven with a bomber of names and places.
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Capital Commanderies
Mavoure Temple
Denver
Roush
Inspectioan
Wowlkoe Ab
Anon
Mbls
Conmunindesys
Conmunindesys PW Iover
Meuteman Amd
Walt Hoos
Weutenaur
Funeral Notices and Obituaries in Arlington Area
Fragmented obituary notices list multiple individuals including Mrs Grose and Mr Con?madia, with interment details and addresses. Mentions Arlington routines, fall season service dates, and funeral arrangements at local churches and cemeteries.
HindU unrest feared in Egypt Britain blunders in handling
Berlin reports Britain moved Indian Mohammedan troops to Europe under the pretext of a military tournament amid fears of unrest in Egypt. Egyptian students are flogged for remarks against Britain, while officials search for the Khedive’s wife and sister. A Persian royal exile returns to the frontier with arms.
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Persia
Berlin
Sayville
Cial Anzeiger
Great Britain
France
India
Europe
Egypt
Khedive
Engish
Alexandria
Nimet Hanem
Jal
Turkey
Sea of Marmora
Dardanelles
Bosphorus
Salar Ed Dowleh
Perma
Mohammed Ali Muza
Russia
HALT MAJ SEAMAN AS SPY AND WAR NOTES
Former American officer and companion freed by papers. Norwegian minister Wedel-Jarlsberg shells strike car, chauffeur killed, driver uninjured. Maj Lows and Hart Berg held on spy suspicions then released. Servia described as desperate under Russian policy. art museum director reports no major losses. Pilots rescued from St Peters Church. German mines in North Sea seen as blockade risk. navigation grim as winter storms threaten mine anchors.
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Patig
Wedel-Jarlsberg
France
Wedel-darlabere
Lows
Seaman
Hart
Berg
Servia
Ish
Resust
Otto von Falke
Heiling Museum of Art
Teouvain
St Peters
Frenr Thilemann
Portugal
Germany
Crowned Sovereign Grand Commander of Scottish Rite South
The installation yesterday in the cathedral elevated Tudgs Grove Fleming Voure to sovereign grand commander. Charles Rosenbaum of Little Rock was elected lieutenant grand commander. New officers include Buck of New Orleans as grand chancellor and Moore of Alabama as a key state figure.
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Alabama
Laurel, Md
Cleveland
Charles E Rosenbaum
Little Rock
Tudgs Grove
Fleming Voure
United States
Yeaterday Ifterroan
Moore
James LD Richardson
Taurel Wii
Montgomery
Tbama Lodge of
Perfection of
Suprem. Council
Fom
Albert Pike
Isrand Master Pike
Tan & Ke
Ofivers
Ag Foullows Theutenant Wrand
Chaka TO Reenbaum
Noo
Charles FO Buck
John Harv
Virginia
Thomas Jefferson
Tower Jefferson
Andrew Tacksorm
Meriwether Ferre
Missouri
Lawists
Clark
Triple Entente Moves To Reopen the Dardanelles
Petrograd reported by M. Sazonoff that Russia Great Britain and France are taking steps to secure reopening of the Dardanelles.
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Triple Entente
Dardanelles
Petrograd
London
Sazonoff
Russia
Great Britain
France
Envoys Attend Plaza Arrival Mix At New York Event
Sir Cecil Spring-Rice ambassador to the United States arrived at the Plaza from Washington to meet Lady Spring-Rice aboard the Celtic. Russian Ambassador and Mrs Bakhmeteff rushed to greet him, while Sir Cecil remained silent on the European situation. The first Plaza dimmer dance in the rose room drew many dignitaries, including Ambassador Spring-Rice, Ambassador Bakhmeteff, and other notable guests.
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New York
Sir Cot
Arthur Spring-Rice
United States
Plaza
Washington
Lady Spring-Rice
Cecil
George Bakhmeteff
Bakhmeteff
Sir Cecil
Parm
Sakhmeteff
Spring-Rire
Drive Germans Back Continued From First Page
The report describes ongoing fighting near the Meuse and in the Woevre district with German attempts to halt Allied offensives failing. Night battles strain troops as German observers and hidden machine gunners use balloons and searchlights, while Gen Cherfils notes German patient, well organized tactics and strong coordination between artillery and infantry despite Allied presses.
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Paris
Gen -Lerre Cherfus
Cherfils
President approves cotton relief plan amid currency debate
President informs North Carolina delegation that ample currency exists for relief and rejects a $500 million federal notes proposal. He backs Wade’s $150 million cotton pool and aims to pass the warehouse bill this session. Secretary Houst on notes eight St Louis firms have donated $10,000 each to the pool.
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Wade
Henrys
South
North
Carolina
Congress
Festus J. Wade
Housston
St Louis
Washington
Henry
White House
House
North Carolina
Representative Smail
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Maytorena moves to clash with U S forces near Naco
Maytorena disregards Villa command and advances toward En position as Carranza forces under Gen Hill shell Naco. Fresh dawn assault sees heavy rifle fire on both flanks while American and Carranza troops fight to hold the town amid ongoing shelling. In Washington a New York Tribune dispatch reports Carranza eager to tour the United States in January for five months, seeking recognition and private life plans.
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Rena
Maco
Hill
Carranza
Maytorina
Maytorena
Villa
Naco
Kentanin Hill
Garison
United States
New York
Washington
New York Tribune
Richard H Cole
Mexico City
Mr Cole
Los Angeles
de Saul
State Department
Pickpocket Trust Alleged Ties Commission Told
Edward W Aitz an investigator told city council crime commission that a pickpocket trust operated with a mob of about a hundred known thieves. Saloons served as headquarters and police allegedly shared a daily cut of profits while officers checked for concealed loot.
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tCheeagko
City Council Crime Commission
Edward W .Aitz
Commission
Altzs
Miss Yvette Borup Marries Roshapman Andrews in New York
Special in The Washington Port Ossining New York reports the wedding of Miss Yvette Borup daughter of Maj Henry DF Borup and A retired and sister of the late Arctic explorer George Borup to Roshapman Andrews curator of Mammalags at the Museum of Natural History New York The ceremony featured George Baiton French a cousin as escort and Mrs John Hartley of Washington DC an aunt as sponsor The best man Miles Standish Slocum and ushers Capt IV C McConnell Luther A Reed Orlands Potter The bride wore a white satin gown with chiffon veil and her bridal train once worn at the Victoria Lowse wedding The couple plan a winter stay in Lawrence Park Bronxville.
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Washington
Ossining
Yvette Borup
Henry DF Borup
George Borup
Roshapman Andrews
Museum of Natural History
New York
George Baiton French
John Hartley
Washington DC
Miles Standish Slocum
IV C McConnell
Luther A Reed O
Newark
Orlands Potter
Victoria Lowse
Brunswick
Berlin
Andrews
Lawrence Park
Bronxville
Man Found Dead While Fishing Near West Atomac Park
George Dougherts, six years old, was found dead on a riverbank bench in West Atomac park with a fishing rod in hand. Identified by a candle in his coat pocket signed by Samuel Eberts, former president of the Metropolitan Coach Company. The body sent to the morgue as police seek relatives.
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West Aatomac Park
George & Dougherts
Cab Dover
Metropolitan Coach Company
G W Warren
Nineteenth Street
Samuel Eberts
Legislation for Farmers and National Bank Acceptance
Editorial asserts Congress must pass a national law enabling banks to accept insured warehouse receipts for major crops and staple goods for 4 to 5 year entries at 6 percent, secured by farm mortgages. It argues wartime solidarity supports U.S. manufacturing and shipping, and cites John A. Joyce on self preservation.
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Ekadlitor Post I Trust
Congress
John A. Joyce
Notable Names on Pembroke Jones Guest List
A list of attendees includes de Chauines and Missy Shonts Mr and Mrs Pembroke Jones Pembroke Jones Ir Mes Alexander Mackay Smith Mrs Mark Hanna Captain and Mrs Charles W Littlefield Mr and Mrs Mortimer 17. 1 and Mrs William Evgerard Strong.
Zeppelin at Wilhelmshaven Preparing Air Raid on England
A Hague despatch notes Count Zeppelin with staff at Wilhelmshaven as the launch point for a major air raid on Britain. He reportedly vows to prove England remembered, while sources say the Emperor offered him command of the air fleet. Zeppelin staff work day and night, with Emden station to handle other airships.
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Count Zeppelin
Wilhelmshaven
England
London
Hague
Sxpress
Zeppelins
North Sea
British Isles
the Express
Zeppelin
Wiliam
Two German Fliers Burned to Death In Duel With a French Aeroplane
Official dispatches report an aerial duel at Jonchery near Rheims on October 5. German aviator Frantz and mechanic Quinault fought a French plane, the German crew burned in the flames as Frantz earned the Legion of Honor and Quinault the military medal for the maneuver and pursuit.
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Bordeaux
French War Department
Jonchery
Rheims
Frantz
Quinault
Aero
Quinantt
Suit Stirs St Louis Prominent Clubman Slated for Divorce
Mrs Mildred Blackwell, a noted St Louis socialite, files for divorce from Harry A Blackwell citing general indignities and seeking custody of their 16 year old son Mia. She rejects alimony while asking the court to decide support. Blackwell is a St Louis business leader and club member with wide family ties to prominent figures.
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Peral
Washington Post
Mildred
Blackwell
Mia Blackwell
Wilfrid Pee
Harry Arthur Blackwill Iwe
Blackwell-Wielands Book and Stationers Company
St Louis
Racquet
St Loms
Stuart M Aldrich
Nelson Aldrich
Rhode Island
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Quater
Parmely W Hetrick
Cleveland
Ohio
Myron T Hetrick
United States
Mraner
Arthur Christopher
Mr .Hristopher
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Oiapec
Pheips
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Deng
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Fifth Street
Rwde
Aslind Avenue
Thiateenth Street
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Kmehts
Potomac Commanders
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Parr
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Grate
Teo Randy
Sporta
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Harison
Dove Etarter
Edward Wo
Zea
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VMI
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Hess
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Daniel
Charles Bers
Ta Apt
Dwight Smoth
Elizabe
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Sheer
Cardy Bo Siuth
Fertride
Puneral
Pooh Creek
Rowe Sitden
Ry Welm
Otober
Ward & O
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Psur Pty
Frank Geier
Lee
Amittioe Chapel
Penovyvania
M. Hindle
George F. Zurhorst
Rand Finhamer
R. Speare
F Street
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Casa
Frank
Menage Phinea
Matnasa
Sergeon
Shicr
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H Sardo & CO
Funfra Dire
Nic Motern
Dera Ely
J. H. Small & Sons
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Bay New York
En Lork Herald
Toan
Fred
Teulome
Britain
Halt Maj
Rolland
Ramsgate
Ostend
Halland
Judge Moore
Judie Moore
Talladega
Center Institute
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Montgomery Lie
Mas Ospectifl
Crmites Stetes
Attornes Trenerul Rarlind Om
Lev Linds
Rimin
Attornes
Veland
Impresoi € Furning
Michiales Mi Woore Aisheer
Misout
Rochford
Choipter Dearees
Spring-Iiwe
Mia Wakhmetef
Loris Melikoff
Arthur and
Tady Herbert
Peter G Gerrs
Vassiieff
Theodore P Shonts
Harris & CO
HE Jewelers
Milshire Dry Gin
Mike
Ombtul Bev
West Prag
Ems
Hotthe To-Kalon Co., Inc
U.S. Force
Chicago
Investigator
Chum
Roy C. Andrews
Julius Harfinkle&Co
the Infants’ and Children’s Department
Rge
Vari
Ortment of
ST. Louis
Mildred S. Blackwell
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