Senate and House battle over Clayton anti trust bill
Congress nears final action on the Clayton anti trust bill as Republicans and Progressives split. Representative Mann argues against further legislation while Webb replies for labor provisions. the measure moves toward the President for signature as part of the administration anti monopoly program.
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Hawes
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Kielder
Morton
Oklahoma
Mapes
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Porter
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Towa
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JOM
Stafford
Sutherland
West Virginia
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German Traveling Kitchen Displays Field Ration System
In Amiens a traveling kitchen serves troops with shared rations from a mounted soldier. Bakery columns supply bread where local provision fails. Field bakeries move with advances, increasing at depots, while magazines and stone avenues are built during halts. Traveling ovens are now common in movement.
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Amiens
Belgians Vow To Fight Invaders Till Final Drive From Country
The Belgian foreign minister at Antwerp sent a message to the Belgian legation declaring Belgium’s determination to resist German aggression to the end. The government’s move to Ostend aims to give forts at Antwerp maximum liberty to fire on besieging troops. King Albert is cited as ruling loyally in exile, with Havenith asserting Belgium will not make terms with Germany. The dispatch notes English naval buildup near Ostend and possible British aid, though no confirmation of Allied troops sharing defense of Antwerp.
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Adlbert
German Professors Issue Culture War Manifesto
London dispatch reports Berliner Tageblatt publishes a proclamation by German scientists and artists defending militarism as defense of culture. It condemns Russian and Serb brutality, defends German conduct, and declares Germany will fight to the end as a cultured nation with Goethe, Beethoven, and Kant referenced among its core values. A full column of names of professors and doctors follows.
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Berliner Tageblatt
Dumdum
Germany
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Beethoven
Kant
Belgians Battle Front News From European War
Reported from Berlin via London on October 8 details German forces under Von Hindenburg linking with Austria on the Vistula near Ivangorod, with Russian actions on the right bank of the river. Maj. Gen. Augustus Zelman killed September 26, and two new knights named, while Belgians disrupt German rail traffic with wild cattle trains observed by aviators. German center troops in France endure cold meals in trenches as frontal attacks prove costly. German claims of Russian advances disputed by Berlin.
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Berlin
London
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Order of the Tron Cross
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Vossische Zeitung
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Metz
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France
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Lille
Germans Move Back Contingent Front Pages Report
In early spring combat notes the German force on the Aisne front appears weakened while the center between Rheims and the Meuse shows no gains. German holds north of Hattonchatel and St Mihiel tighten as Apremont area sees continued West of Avremont attacks fail. Russian action near East Prussia remains spirited with fighting near Suwalki.
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Suwalki
Plans for a cotton pact confined to first page
Plans approved by the executive board of the Southern Wholesale Grocers Association and Southern businessmen call for a fund of at least 100 million dollars to retire cotton in the South. A syndicate of Southern wholesale dealers and Northern and Southern manufacturers would contribute a percentage of annual gross Southern sales to loans for farmers securing cotton as collateral.
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New Haven Raps Equal Suffrage and Quinn Nominated
The platform of the Democratic state convention endorses equal suffrage after Mrs Barton Jenks led suffragists in arguments against Republicans. Patrick W. Quinn of West Warwick was nominated for governor, defeating Addison P. Munroe of Providence. The platform condemns holding companies, endorses tariff, currency, income tax, and antitrust measures, and sets rules to curb interlocking directorates and exclusive contracts. It also outlines directives regarding New Haven railroad directors and safeguards for competition and labor organizations.
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Addison PP Munroe
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Nelson Wildrich
Bis Associates
Rhode Island
Barton P Jenks
Republican Party
George F . Shaunessy
Peter Goeth
Gerry Warwick
Thomas P Haven
Secretary Speaks in Ohio Tour Hails Dem Ticket
In Wenton Ohio on Oct, crowds greet the Secretary of State touring Northwestern Ohio for the Democratic ticket. He urges reelection of Gov Cox, election of senator Timothy H Hogan, and congressional Democrats, with emphasis on national policy goals. He does not discuss statewide prohibition on the November ballot. Sulzer files to run as governor on the American party ticket with a petition claimed at 11,000 names, well above the required threshold.
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Timothy H. Hogan
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Mibany
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Police let suspect go after chaotic chase in city scene
The account describes a chaotic incident with an escaped suspect and a gunfire exchange among officers. Detective Monaghan fired in defense of a fellow officer as others pursued a mysterious gunman who reportedly telephoned from a nearby saloon. Bystanders noted officers questioned a man in a telephone booth before leaving and later returning to pursue an arrest.
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Domke
Orient Commandery Wins Inspection Drill at American League Park
More than 3,000 observers saw the Knights Templar Orient Commandery No 4 win a silver cup for highest resident membership at the Grand Commandery inspection and review. Guy M Neely received the cup from Charles Lindsey as Washington, Columbia, and Potomac commanderies took part. After drills and athletic events, the review ended with performances by the Columbia Commandery Denver drill team and a procession to the Masonic Temple.
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Charles T. Lindsey
Orient Commandery
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Indses
Sandy
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Gibbs
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Edward A Zink
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Oliver Fheip
Charles St Sipuier
Clories T Lindsey
Wolum T Galhher
Frank W. Gitson
Charles Long
Masonic Temple
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Thirteenth Street
Owen backs Robins as Sullivan foe in Oklahoma race
Senator Robert J. Owen of Oklahoma declares in a public letter that he will support Raymond Robins, a Progressive, and oppose Roger Sullivan, the Democratic Senate candidate. He accuses Sullivan of opposing initiative and referendum and of corrupt methods, while also labeling Sherman as an enemy of popular government backed by special interests.
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Raymond Robins
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Roger Sullivan
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Mr Sullivan
Jetter
Sherman
Mrs Ellis Logan joins national war children fund board
Mrs Js Logan president of the Meatrict of Columbia Federation of Women Clubs is named a member of the national advisers board for the war childrens Christmas fund. The advisory board includes many of the best known men and women in the United States led by John Hay Hammond as chairman.
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Meatrict of Columbia Federation of Women Clubs
War Childrens Christmas Fund
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John Hays Hammond
Charman
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