Denials By Creel Of Senate Charge
Creel denies the Senate charge as reports quote the committee chair and others asserting mischaracterizations about the program. The exchange cites Pershing denial of a St Louis article praising a sergeant in World War I, with remarks on the broader press statements about cruelty and civilian harms.
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Italians Escape From German Prison Camp
Two Italian escapees broke from a German prison camp and reached American lines after three days of shellfire. They tunnelled under the wall, endured hunger and heavy fire while traveling southward, and were among four who initially fled. two made it to the American lines near Alems after capture on July 13.
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District's loan totals rise as figures still incomplete
Washington reports final tallies on a national savings and loan drive. Early estimates place the grand total above 43 million dollars with over 235000 subscribers, including a Navy pledge of about 5.3 million. Many banks have yet to be heard from as reports trickle in.
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Denial of Schleswig Holstein Note Report
Amsterdam dispatch says the North German Gazette denies Denmark sent any note to Germany on Schleswig Holstein. Dutch papers on Sunday claimed Denmark demanded changes to treaties that would let inhabitants vote on their allegiance between Germany or Denmark.
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Laurel racing set to open October 26 card strong
Laurel racing may resume October 26 as health authorities weigh permission for outdoor amusements. Trainers report horses in good form and the expected Dixie Handicaps and Chevy Chase Steeplechase headline a strong program with Valder Wages and other top contenders aiming for feature stakes.
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Jury Convicts Five Bolsheviks in01 case
A regional jury convicts five Bolsheviks in a wartime era political trial. The proceedings name local officials and the prosecution's charge details remain by the source.
Motur-Coop Wins 3D Empire Race at Empire Track
New York on Oct 23 saw a lively Empire track program with seven starters in the AU Age Handicap and a fast short furlong. Motor Cop led from the start, held off Ultima Thule by a neck, with Jock Scott close behind as the crowd rallied to multiple finishes and a series of odds-on and outsider outcomes across the day’s 6 furlong and longer events.
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Georgia Tech Eleven to Stage War‑Era Return Next Month
Washington readers expect Georgia Tech to display a fast, veteran‑led team despite war shortages. Critics rate Tech as one of the era’s greatest collegians, nearly matching the 1917 eleven, with strong Southern talent and potential top form for a pivotal match against the Hill toppers.
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Charleston Navy District field five college unit football teams
Five units from the Charleston Navy district assemble seasoned college players from ten states to face visiting naval visitors at Yard Charleston. Teams honor positions and past college roles as they prepare to host interservice games against hospital, training, and academy squads in upcoming matches with potential harbistons.
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Style built in to stay in durable Society Brand clothes
The text contrasts superficial fashion with durable quality, claiming Society Brand, Hecht Con, and Aristocratic Clothes deliver true style, value, and quality. It argues ordinary garments lack lasting fit and finish, leaving men dissatisfied after wearing cheaper brands.
Legal tale obscured by OCR fragmentary gibberish
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