No Confirmation of Resignation of Dr Michaelis
London reports there is no confirmation of Chancellor Dr Michaelis resignation. Reichstag parties unite against him after navy mutiny blame attempts. Emperor William faces a choice as Von Buelow opposed by Socialists, though Michaelis may step down to ease Reichstag anger.
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London
Michaelis
Amsterdam
Reichstag
Admiral von Capelle
J Kaiser
William
Prince von Buelow
von Buelow
No Peace Now for Russia official view
Petrograd Oct 25 Politica circles say Izvestia reports Sir George Buchanan British ambassador met Premier Kerensky. The talks are tied to instructions given by M. Skobeleff to the Paris conference. Foreign Minister Terestchenko plans to declare that seeking peace now would harm Russia, citing army setbacks as delaying peace.
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Petrograd
Politica
Izvestia
Workmen
Equnefl
Kerensky
George Buchanan
M. Skobelef
Investia
Terestchenko
Extension of Retail Price Fixing Plan in Chicago
Chicago, Oct. 25. Further fixing of food prices was to take place today at a conference between Harry A. Wheeler, federal food administrator for Illinois, and wholesale and retail dealers. The plan aims to set prices for corn meal rye flour butter eggs cheese poultry and other code storage products. Wheeler said retailers cannot be forced to keep to the fixed price but urged consumers not to trade with those who charge above the list. Dealers with more than 100000 dollars in annual business must have a license after Nov. 1 and face loss of licenses if they fail to conform to food administration rulings.
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Chicago
Harry A. Wheeler
Ilinois
Mr. Wheeler
Food Administration
Army Notes Two youths fail aviation service screening
Two local volunteers for aviation service failed to pass a lieutenant’s inspection at the army recruiting station. Emil Elkema of McGregor and Clyde Y. Irvin of 416 Second Street East were questioned during the preliminary exam. Irvin had prior National Guard service and requires a discharge certificate to reenlist. Elkema had registration board certification but gave a misleading impression during questioning. he asked for permission to enter aviation service and may be sent to Jefferson Barracks, Missouri if approved.
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Army
Emil
Elkema
McGregor
Ney D
Clyde Y. Irvin
Second’ Street East
Aviation Service
Irvin
Laws National Guards
Jefferson Barracks
Reconstruction of Industries Plans in England
London reports government adoption of the special committee's industrial reconstruction plan. It calls for industrial councils with unions and employers in each industry to boost workers influence on conditions, share in prosperity, wage readjustments, and formal dispute settlement, with broad approval from employers' bodies and unions.
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London
Japor
Methodist bishops back Y M C A religious work for soldiers
Atlantic City N J Oct 26 The board of bishops of the Methodist Episcopal church approves the Y M C A conduct of religious work in military encampments at home and abroad for Protestant churches and Knights of Columbus for Catholics. Fifty clergymen will be drafted for this work. The church plans to spend 250000 in military religious work. Bishop Anderson to lead Europe operations. A unification agreement between the Methodist Episcopal Church and its southern branch is seen as near.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Board of Bishops
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Young Men’s Christian Association
Knights of Columbus
Barry
Philadelphia
McDowell
Washington
D. C
Hughes
Portland
Ore
Anderson
Cincinnati
Leete
Atlanta
Europe
Joint Commission of
Methodist-Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Denmark Sends Meat to Germany
Danish officials refrain from commenting on the recent American embargo remarks while Washington talks continue. Danish delegates aim to secure newspaper cooperation. business circles predict Denmark will sustain export trade. Slaughter of cattle and pigs rises due to fodder shortages, keeping meat exports to Germany steady and even rising.
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Copenhagen
Washington
Denmark
Germany
France Thanks U S for Aid in the War
France expresses strong public gratitude to the United States for its economic military and naval support in the war and anticipates the US will finish the conflict. French officials praise US embargo policy as aligning with the government’s aims while noting broad approval of American efforts. The dispatch marks Franco American cooperation amid ongoing hostilities.
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Paris
Jules Cambon
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Associated Press
David Lloyd George
United States
France
M. Cambon
Association Telephoning Efforts Reach Members
Efforts continue to reach all association members by phone, though several cannot be contacted by this method. Members without phone access are asked to accept the invited outreach through alternative channels.
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Invita
Community group invites girls to plan costumes
The association announces an open call for all girls to participate in a costume planning session. Those lacking ideas can visit the association office for guidance and preparation help.
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Suceii
Association
Testifies For Benefit Of Suffering Humanity
Mr W C Dillehay of Nashville Tennessee recounts his wife’s relief from severe gull stones after doctors urged surgery. He credits Frustela and Traxo from Pinna Laboratories Monticello Alabama for avoiding operation. He urges others to try the remedies and notes a booklet is available.
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W. C. Dillehay
Morton §J
Nauhville
Tenn
Pinus Laboratories
Dillehay
Pinna Laboratories
Monticallo
Als
Monticello
Sinots
Vinol Removes The Gauge Of Chronic Cough Ad
In Lagrange North Carolina a man reports years of chronic cough preventing sleep and weight loss. He says Vinol cured his cough helped sleep return and gained twelve pounds. Ad claims Vinol treats coughs colds and bronchitis with formula on bottle and money back if it fails. Wangler Bros Co and C J Miller advertise distribution nationwide.
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Lagrange, N. C
W. D. Ren
Lagrange
N. C
Vinci
Wangler Bros. Co
C. J. Miller
Waterloo
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