Hughes Drives Third Campaign Trip through Missouri
Charles E Hughes toured St. Louis on his third presidential campaign swing and planned stops for springfield Missouri and Lincoln Nebraska. In Kentucky mountains he drew 60 000 supporters while denouncing Wilsons New Freedom and urging merit based civil service protections.
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John Wharton Clark Dies at Manchester
John Wharton Clark longtime Washington attorney and Manchester native dies in Washington at age noted in telegrams to relatives. He was well known in Iowa and his funeral will be held in Manchester.
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American Ambulance Corps Goes to Balkans Front
A newly formed American ambulance field service unit to aid the French army in the Balkans left for the Satoniki front. The contingent includes 30 ambulances with repair cars a kitchen car tents and other gear for far from base service under Lovering Hill of New York.
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Another Man Killed in Bayonne Strike at Standard Oil Plant
Bayonne New Jersey October 13 Early today an unidentified man was found with a bullet wound to the right eye the third death in the Standard Oil strike Police say he may have been killed while trying to persuade workers to accept a bonus Strikers threaten police and a tense day looms as violence flares fade last night but nerves remain high and rumors swirl about Friday potential bloodshed Fighting Dan Cady warned he would send deputies back in if needed
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Man Held for Setting Pine to Farm Buildings
John Coffman, 25, part of a locally prominent family, is jailed here on arson charges. He is accused of setting fires that have destroyed about ten farm buildings in the area over the past two months. Secretary Daniels announced plans to speak in Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri, Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas before returning to Navy duties.
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Allies Promise Reform In HolouP Of Neutral Mails
Washington notes that Britain and France promise radical changes in how mails on neutral ships are handled. The replies to the American protest are seen as meeting U S wishes, though not abandoning the right to seek information useful to an enemy. The notes argue the broader treatment of mails in wartime with historical quotations.
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State Department
Negro Trooper to Hang for Murder at Fort Leavenworth
William White, a negro trooper stationed at Fort Leavenworth, was found guilty in U S district court of first degree murder and sentenced to be hanged by the U S marshal on government reservation day, December 15. White killed his superior, Sergeant J W Jackson, whom he accused of wrecking his home. Capital punishment is barred in Kansas but not on government property.
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Touching scenes as Greek sailors turn ships over to allies
London reports a sorrowful morning as Greek crews abandon their ships to Allied powers. Naval officers watched three hours as cruiser Averoff and battleships Kilkis and Lemnos were towed to new anchorage under Russian and French guard. The king offered amnesty to sailors who wished to stay with their ship. Admiral Ipitis lowered his flag to the Lemnos. the fleet departed with flags and the king’s portrait in Wardrooms.
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Ailgon Raps Sectionalism At Party Cay
A report from Indiana Centennial events features Episcopalians and presidents addressing good roads, with President Wilson denouncing sectionalism as unworthy. He urges nationwide highways to unite communities, boost markets, and tie the nation closer, while noting Indiana speeches draw large crowds.
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Teutons trap Romanian army drive amid Balkan war claims
London reports from October 13 describe Teuton forces attempting to encircle the Romanian army in Transylvania while Vienna cites Italian advances toward Trieste and the capture of Novaves. British troops push along the Somme front with gains near Les Taurey and Giaedecour, and Bulgarian advance east of the Struma is noted with allied reports on Seres Demir and Hittite railroad activity.
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Allied air raids pound German plant on Neckar river
Forty Allied airships and thirteen French and British aeroplanes dropped four tons of explosives last night on the Mannes works at Oherndorf on the Neckar. The war office reports six German machines defending the works were shot down.
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Paper delivery notice for failed service and reprint
If this newspaper is not delivered to your home by six o clock due to carrier error Loy or other cause, please phone 3330 for a replacement copy. After 6 30, call Tel No 2 for assistance.
Far-flung patrol kept up against German U-boats
A large convoy of Allied warships, including cruisers and destroyers, was reported off the American coast near Cane. The steamship Hesperus arrived from Huelva and reported a flotilla position southwest of Nantucket. The Adriatic left port with 352 passengers and 18,000 tons of munitions bound for Liverpool and Genoa, while the Kansan encountered and was allowed to proceed after papers checked.
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Destroyer Flotilla Guards Coast to Enforce Neutrality
A wave of U S destroyers operates from Bar Harbor to New York to deter neutral violations and protect lives amid reports of belligerent bases on the Atlantic coast. Navy officials note patrols extend from Newport to Boston with orders to guard shipping and search for possible submarine bases and wireless stations.
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Fliers Drop Deadly Germs At Constanta Port
The Roumanian port of Constanta was attacked by enemy flyers who allegedly dropped poison sweets and garlic infected with cholera. The war office says this marks a new form of frightfulness, though it did not reveal whether any children ingested the poisoned food.
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Rabbit Foot Superstition Fades on Friday the Thirteenth
Amid fears and laughter the public avoided obvious hazards while experts advise prudent health and legal measures. Readers reviewed beliefs about Friday the thirteenth as psychologists, lawyers, and police offered cautious guidance. Smoke El Tovar Cigars advertised at five cents.
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