Had Germans ’n trap What It Costs to Kill a Man In War
London 12. Provincial papers publish from Paris a detailed account of fierce fighting in Picardy and Artois around Roye Bray and Lassaigny as German and Allied forces clash near the Somme crossing. The report describes German attempts to pierce the Allied line, a rapid river crossing by Bray, and a cavalry assault that forces Germans to abandon Bray and later guns at Bapaume, while also noting calculations on the cost of killing a man in war across different conflicts and eras.
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France
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Republic
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Moukden
Chaho
Liaoyang
Balkans
Italian Sanity Questioned Detained for Observation
Italian tailor James Lionetti, claiming Union Filis MN as home, was arrested Saturday by Sixth precinct officers. He faces insanity charges and is sent to Washington Asyum Hospital for observation. Lionetti said he pursued two Black men to the city seeking protection for the President. A police baton found in his pocket was said to belong to the late Detective Petrosini of New York.
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Union Filis
MN. J
Washington Asyum Hospital
Tionetti
Petrosini
New York
Jonadab's Elect Officers For Coming Year
The Independent Order Sons of Jonadab held its annual session at the Vythian Temple. Officers elected include Grand Chief Capt Jeb Cleeetey, Grand View Chief J. T. Ruak Rand Secretary-Treasurer W. Sanderson, Grand Chaplain William Hainer, Grand Ters D R W Talnat, Grand Giaed Lean Nein, and Avand Sendisel John Melsean. A marine report on progress was received from the grand officer.
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Sons of Jonadab
Tve Vythian Temple
Jeb Clleatey
J. T. Ruak
Rand
Treasure W. Sanderson
Willian Hainer
Grapd
W. Talnat
Grant Giaed Lean Nein
Avand Sendisel
John Melsean
Ourarine
Labor Union Names Delegate for National Convention
A special meeting of the Central Labor Tien at Columbia Typographicon Temple elected a delegate for the American Moderation of Labor convention. After debates, Heney I Noida was chosen to attend in Philadelphia two weeks from November 4.
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Columbia Typographicon Temple
American Moderation of Labor
Philadelntia
Heney I Noida
Relief Fund for Hebrews Formed in Washington
Plans to raise funds for Hebrews in Europe and Palestine ruined by the European War were outlined at a Sunday meeting of presidents of eighteen Hebrew societies in Washington. A permanent relief committee will be formed with two representatives from each group. A mass meeting of all Jews will be held to raise funds with Julius J. Pevser elected treasurer. The International Order of Bnai Brith will distribute funds to needy areas. The next meeting is at Sixth and streets northwest.
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Norewer
Europe
Palestine
Marcus Korman
Hebrew Relief Association
Washington
Julius J. Pevser
Sixth
Streets Northwest
Oteers
Citizens Seek Lobbyist For District Legislation
Members of the Piney Branch Citizens Association urged appointing a member as lobbyist to observe congressional quorum actions on district bills. They discussed repealing the Borland amendment which would require citizens to pay half the expenses for street paving. The group also backed free transportation for police and firemen on street railways as a public benefit.
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Citizens” Association
Iowa Avenue M. E
Secretay Woods Shoots Self in Springfield Garage
Harry Woods Illinois secretary of state and Democratic senatorial candidate killed himself yesterday with a pistol in a garage behind his residence. His body with a bullet wound was found by Mrs Woods. A pile of papers at a Chicago brokerage house suggested possible trading activity.
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Illinois
Springfield
Tiarry Woods
Chicago Board of Trade
Woods
Chicago
Thus Are We Made to Suffer in the Philadelphia Enquirer
A fragmented remark links drought in Virginia to harsh conditions for coal or kerosene workers. The tone critiques climate and the struggles of people amid dry spells and scarcity in the era.
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Philadelphis
Enquirer
Virginia
Ole Vedginny
Moy Sing Replies to Wife in First Chinese Divorce Suit
Moy Sing, defendant in the District Supreme Court’s first Chinese divorce case, filed an answer denying his wife May Sueen’s allegations. She says he went to New York and married a white woman. he claims he left Washington for work, traveled to Norfolk and Chicago, and that his wife lent him $25. He denies desertion and says he returned to be with her. Attorney Robert Miller represents Sing.
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District Supreme Court
May Sueen
Chinese Home Mission
San Francisco
Chicago
Washington
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Sing
Mother Shipton Prophecy Foretold Wars and Wonders
A colonial-era piece recounts Mother Shipton's prophecy claiming bear versus crescent wars in 1834 and 1856, with later dates and marvels such as steam boats telegraphs and iron ships. It cites England Jews admission and end of world forecasts, ending with a 1881 date.
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Mother Shipton
France
England
Turkey
Russia
Paris
Herzegovina
Bosnia
Bulgaria
Montenegro
Servia
London
Cardinal Woolsey
Elizabeth
James
Yorkshire
Insane poker player wins freedom in Michigan asylum case
Detroit reports Edward Williams a card sharp once committed as insane three years ago was deemed sane after a Windsor poker club trial. He repeatedly held better hands, manipulated bets, and outplayed attendants who failed to prove delusion, leading to his discharge by Judge Hanley. Williams seeks revenge on the Windsor crowd.
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Detroit
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Hanley
Edward Williams
Windsor
Wiliams
Als Mint
Williams
Willams
William
Supreme Court notes death of Justice Lurton and new appointment
The Supreme Court sessions honor the late Justice Lurton who died July 6 at Atlantic City. Chief Justice presides as James Clark McReynolds is sworn in to fill the vacancy, with remarks on Lurton’s service. Court adjourns to honor the President and process admissions for new counsel and officials.
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Justice van Devanter
Justice Lamer
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Real Estate Transfers Show Local Property Movements
Listings detail transfers across numerous DC neighborhoods including Princeton Heights Longnecker addition Toledo areas with buyers such as Marie Maguire James Duffy and Mary Evans. Properties range from lots in squares 862 467 1052 to 38 204 and 1261 with values from 10 to 950 dollars.
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Pleasant Plains
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Fulton
Gordon
Deeds of Trust Land Records with Multiple Parties
Deeds of trust listed for many properties across DC areas including Petworth LeDroit Park and Deanwood Heights. Names include Carrie T Jones Wilbur T Jones Charles A Shields Myer Cohen Kennedy Bros Oriental Building Association and others. Amounts range from 300 to 20000 with terms from 1 to 36 months at 5 to 6 percent.
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Wilbur T. Jones
Simon Wolf
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Nectre Charles A. Shields
Myer Cohen
South Boston Realty Company
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Samirel H. Shepherd
Wary
Petworth
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George Ockershausen
Chapin Brown
Henry H. Bergmann
Oriental Building Association
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Baward Fitzgerald
William P. Normoyle
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Continental Trust Co
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Denham
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James Berry
Marvin A. Custie
E Mecure Perpetual
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Evei Nix Park
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H. Glenn Phelps
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Corbins
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John W. Halley
West Eckington
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Charles W. Farriaz
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McKnew
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Machines that almost think on display in Washington
The Globe-Wernicke Company exhibition at 1218 F street showcases office machines from American brands. Featuring the Addressograph, Multigraph, Dictaphone, Royal Typewriter, Monroe, White Adding, Vacuna, and others. Demonstrations include automatic stamping, folding, check-stamping, and safe, home-made designs under American patents. W. J. Campbell heads the district display.
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Monroe Calculating Machine Company
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Vacuna Company
Dictaphone Company
Multigraph Company
W. J. Campbell
Globe- Wernicke Compan
Italian Ambassador Macchi di Cellere Presents Credentials
Macchi di Cellere the new Italian ambassador presented his credentials to the President yesterday. He was introduced by the Secretary of State. The brief exchanges highlighted good relations between Italy and the United States, with the President and ambassador offering remarks.
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Italy
United States
First Aid Talk for Capital Traction Employees
A large group of Capital Traction Company workers heard Dr M J Shields describe first aid for street railway injuries at 2222 M Street NW. He covered broken legs incised arteries and electric burns and urged railway staff to know first aid to save lives. Shields has lectured nationwide for the American Red Cross, with yesterday’s session led by D J Carroll, VP and GM.
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Aldo
M. J. Shilelde
M Street
Ufe
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Yaterday
D. 3. Carrol
Braves Triumph in World Series Thriller Over Athletics
In a tense extra innings classic the Braves rally to beat the Athletics 3-2 after 12 innings. Gowdy shines with three doubles and a home run, while Schang and Murphy key blows for Philadelphia. Record crowd pays $63,608 as Boston holds a 2-1 lead in the 1914 series.
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Baker's
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Johnny Evers
Dea
Scane
National Commission
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Montenegrins Battle Austrians Near Kalnoviciteh
Dispatches recount a battle on October 7 near Kalnoviciteh Bosnia where 27,040 Austrian troops failed to cut off the Montenegrin march toward Sarajevo. The Montenegrins repelled the attack inflicting heavy losses and capturing prisoners and stores as Austrian forces retreated. Belgrade reports eleven weeks of bombardment left half the city destroyed with factories burned and notable buildings damaged, yet defenders remained steadfast.
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Belgrade
London
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Bosnia
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Moscow
King Michael
Franco-Servian Bank
Navy stationary list plan to balance active and retired officers
A personnel bill to create a stationary list between active and retired navy members is expected to be reported soon by the personnel board led by Assistant Secretary Roosevelt. Officers on the stationary list will not be promoted but retain similar standing to active personnel. A five rear admirals panel will review captain board recommendations and select captains for transfer to the stationary list, with the captains board choosing junior officers for transfer.
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Roosevelt
Girl born to Braves pitcher in New York home
New York Oct 12 at Wick Rudolph's home a daughter was born to the Boston Braves pitcher and his wife. Their first child is a son and their elder daughter is 14 months old.
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Hront Borough
Wick Rudolph
Boston Braves
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