Americans Flee Northern Mexico As War Fears Rise
Consuls in northern Mexico warn Americans to withdraw as Obregon’s advance nears border towns. State Department says orders are precautionary though Villa envoy says fears are groundless. Reports note Yaqui Indians unrest and border lawlessness amid shifting front lines along Torreon, Hermosillo, and Juarez.
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Loan prospects and German financiers split across two lines
London and New York report on a proposed one billion dollar loan to Britain and France with bonds at five percent, to be sold at par. Pledges from American banks cover part of the loan while pro-German financiers elsewhere feel shut out. The commission cites two or four equal series and notes potential cotton export financing alongside war needs.
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Taft warns on Mexico policy during birthday trip
Former President Taft arrived in Los Angeles on his fifty eighth birthday and blasted the Wilson administration for a watchful waiting approach toward Mexico saying the United States is nearer intervention than ever. He warned he does not want war but fears action may be required.
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Air Guard for London Service Sharply Criticised
In Commons, Guy F Balfour admits air provisions were inadequate at war start and must be developed. He says anti aircraft supply strained, naval air service expanding, and London should be immune from raids though attacks may continue.
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Emperor orders amnesty for 100000 Russian political prisoners
Rome reports the Emperor of Russia has ordered amnesty for all political prisoners. About 100000 people are affected by the decision, with the measure announced on September 15.
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Britain Allows Private Shipments From Neutral Ports
Consul General Skinner in London was told via cable that private interests in England may obtain permits to ship German and African goods to the United States from neutral ports. The plan, to be routed through American foreign trade advisers at the British embassy, sought to relax orders for shipments contracted by Americans before the effective date. France’s approval was reportedly awaited, delaying formal action.
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Wilson Studies Defense Data For Potential Army Navy Upgrades
President Wilson began a detailed review of preliminary defense reports from Secretaries Garrison and Daniels. He focuses on probable costs of strengthening the army and navy and will decide on recommended increases after further agency reports and consultations with Senate and House military affair committee chairs.
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Guns Roar in Noord Sea Hit Holland Towns
Heavy detonations heard from Maasluis and Hook of Holland shift windward toward the North Sea. Firing began at 10 o clock this evening and grew so violent by 10 o clock that windows in Maasluis and Hook of Holland rattled as the bombardment echoed over the water.
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Berlin's View Awaited U S Attitude Unchanged
Special dispatch from Washington notes Secretary Lansing refused to comment on Count von Bernstorff statements. The White House seeks a German disavowal for the Arabic attack as the sole basis for any diplomatic understanding, with President Wilson's position unchanged and awaiting Berlin's assurance. Multiple references to the ongoing tension follow, including theater listings at Columbia Theater.
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Russians Battle to Retain Dying Outfront Frontier
Reported fighting shows Russians attempting to hold lines in Galicia and along the Dniester as Austro-German forces withdraw across the Dniester. Hindenburg drives toward Dvinsk Vilna but progress is slow with counterattacks by Russia. Reinforcements move to Italy’s southern front as heavy bombardment continues along the western front and at Hartmannsweilerkopf.
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Hesperian Sunk Not Attributable To Submarine Claim
Berlin dispatch reports Admiralty chief says only one U boat near the Hesperian area could be responsible is unlikely. He notes no seen torpedo and hit near stem below waterline argue against torpedo attack. Further confirmation expected from the nearest submarine report.
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German Envoy Predicts Settlement In Two Weeks
Count von Bernstorff, the German ambassador in New York, said US Germany tensions would be settled within a fortnight. He expected a permanent, friendlier state between nations after talks in Washington. He noted slow Berlin communications and said he would present a US summary of evidence on the Arabic sinking to Berlin.
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Turco Bulgarian Treaty Signed in Accord, Athens Reports
Athens learns that diplomats of Turkey and Bulgaria have reached a final signed agreement. The Washington Post notes confirmation from unimpeachable sources that the Turco Bulgarian treaty was completed and sealed lastFriday night. The item mentions related travel details and excursion options, with a focus on shipments and rail availability.
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