Arab Diplomacy On Indemnity And The Arabic Note
United States weighs consent to arbitration over indemnity following German notes about the Arabic sinking. Count von Bernatorf returns to Washington for talks with Secretary Lansing as U S officials seek to limit the dispute to whether the submarine commander was justified. Vienna silence on Dr Dumba recall and Austro Hungarian moves noted. Theater listings mention Mary Pickford in Eameralda.
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Engineers and Inventors Named for Navy Aid
Edison chaired a list of prominent engineers inventors and scientists set to aid Navy efforts. Included are Hindson Maxim Sellers Coffin Riker Howitt Robbins Whitney Baekelan Sprague Lamme Woodward Webster Hunt Craven Saunders Rowdich Thayer Richards Addicks Emmet Wise Wood Sperry and others such as Le Roy Emmet and Elmer Sperry.
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Thomas A. Edison
Hindson Maxim
Matthew Bacon Sellers
Howard E. Coffin
Andrew J. Riker
Peter Cooper Howitt
Thomas Robbins
W. R. Whitney
H. Baekelan
Frank Julian Sprague
Benjamin G.lamme
Robert Simpson Woodward
Arthur Gordon Webster
Andrew Murray Hunt
Alfred Craven
William Lawrence Saunders
Benjamin Rowdich Thayer
Joseph William Richards
Lawrence Addicks
Wiliam le Roy Emmet
Spencer Miller
Henry Alexander Wise Wood
Elmer A. Sperry
Zeppelins Raid England Reported On East Coast
An official statement from London says a Zeppelin raid on the east coast was attempted at night. Bombs were dropped but there were no casualties or damage. Amsterdam dispatches quote conflicting claims on whether Count Zeppelin directed the raid from Emden or flew with the airships. Berlin notes several Russian planes attacked a small German cruiser off Windau. eight bombs were dropped and all missed. Athens reports German aeroplanes over Serbian and Bulgarian territory from Oraova to Adrianople, loaded with supplies for the Turks.
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Exchanges Telegraph Company
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Suy
Emden
England
Berlin
War Office Today
Windau
Athens
Greece
Oraova
Hungary
Adrianople
Submarines Sought Off Crimean Coast by Russian Forces
Russian torpedo boats destroyers and seaplanes were dispatched in pursuit of German submarines operating near the Crimean coast in the Black Sea. An official war office statement reported the submarines reported in the Black Sea near Crimea and said destroyers and submarines have been sent to pursue them.
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Crimean
Black Sea
War oMfce
Remy
Crimea
London Archdeacon Denounces Zeppelin Nursery Slaughter
The Archdeacon of London at St Pauls Cathedral denounced the Zeppelin raid as murder not battle. He cited the deaths of several children aged 16, 10, 7, and a baby, calling London’s nursery a slaughter house in the wake of the attack.
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St. Paul's Catheral
Utlle
Italy Orders Ammunition from Swiss Firms for 7.9 Million
Geneva reports that the Italian government placed an order for about 7.9 million dollars worth of ammunition with Swiss firms at Chaux de Fonds on September 12. The arrangement involves Swiss suppliers in the arms trade and reflects Italy's defense procurement activities.
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Switserland
Chaux de Fonds
Aero inventor Klubel killed in test flight tragedy
Geneva reports German aviator Klubel, inventor of the invisible aero plane, died at Muenster during a test flight. He was 60 years old.
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Geneva
Klubel
Muenster
Naval advisory board nominated by eleven societies
Secretary Daniels announced a naval advisory board drawn from eleven leading engineering and scientific societies to mobilize American inventive talent for the Navy. Thomas A. Edison to chair the board. members include Sellers, Coffin, Riker, Hewitt, Sprague, Lamme, Woodward, Hunt, Craven, Saunders, Thayer, Richards, and Addicks among others.
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Navy Department
Thomas A. Edison
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Edison
Hudson
Maxim
Brooklyn
Ordnance
American Society of Automobile Engineers
Howard E. Coffin
Detroit Mich
Andrew J. Riker
Bridgeport
Stamford
Faith Cure Drive On For Guernsey Cows To Save Them From Disease
Mrs. Durand, Illinois stock raiser, advocates Christian Science to save her $1,000 herd of Guernseys condemned by hoof and mouth disease. Barriers are set and a night injunction blocks access as quarantine strictness grows. The tale blends frontier science with religious faith amid fears of a German offensives in France and reports chatter of a planned “big drive” by October.
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Chicago
Scott Durand
Induneton
Paris
France
Flanders
Inet
Argonne
Arras
Greeks and Bulgars clash near Fatorna frontier
Reports from Eavaia Greece confirm a skirmish between Greek and Bulgarian frontier patrols near Fatorna. An official investigation has been ordered to determine details and responsibility.
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Greece
Farien
Fatorna
Germany Worries Over Arabic Note in Submarine Row
Berlin reports fear that the Arabic note may renew tensions with the United States over submarine warfare. Public reaction is cautious yet unsettled as observers recall prior diplomacy and consider potential outcomes, with attention to ambassadorial communications and editorials.
Bernstor Explains Note and Alchipa Raid England
Page two reports Bernstor clarifying notes, Alchipa raid updates from England, Dadicln names advisory board, Lloyd George warns Britain, 1 700 on ship fire at sea as German crisis nears, Teutons push on. Wilson takes up Mexico plans as Dumba remains silent and recall expected, open fight on Wilson, surgeons in session. News sections include Washington churches, letters on topics, Holland's letter, editorial and society notes, sport, Alexandria schools open, women to aid Grand Army of the Republic plans.
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Mexico
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Goremykin Cabinet Not Resigned Report Corrected
Petrograd reports that the Goremykin cabinet has not resigned despite United States claims. Premier Goremykin reportedly went to Emperor Nicholas II to confer on reforms proposed by the Duma.
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Duma
Arson Plot Exposed In St Louis Officials Involved
Four men planned a wide arson scheme targeting insured property in St Louis. Insurance agents and “prominent” businessmen allegedly coordinated fires to yield overvalued claims, with higher ups supplying policies and torch crews receiving small sums. Arrests of active incendiaries were imminent as investigators pressed a grand jury.
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Peraod
Syuireste
Po-Lee
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Christen Company
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Herbert GO. Baker
Want party emblem kept in California plebiscite effort
William H. Ralston, former U S Treasurer in San Francisco, travels to Washington to enlist the national administration in a joint Democratic Republican drive in California. They aim to block the removal of party emblems from ballots enacted by Gov Johnson's legislature. A plebiscite is planned for October 14, with laws suspended in the interim.
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Repub- Meana
Germans Fight Along Front as Russian Push Presses
News from Petrograd and London describe continued eastern front fighting. German and Austro German forces press toward Dvina and Dvinsk while Russian offensives gain some results. The Caucasus sees rising activity as Grand Duke Nicholas arrival looms.
Tragedy in Carlisle: Man Kills Wife and Two Deputized Citizens then Self
In Carlisle Arkansas on September 12 a colored man killed his wife and two deputized citizens L. K. Johnson and Cheater Crawford before barricading himself at home. He then killed himself to avoid capture by an enraged mob that had gathered.
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Cheater Crawford
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