Hughes Addresses Crowd on Neutral Rights and Embargo Debate
Columbus Indiana October 31 Charles Hughes told a packed crowd he favored maintaining all American rights including travel and shipment. He spoke on neutrality and the dangers of surrendering rights amid European war, arguing for firm policy and international law while defending merchant ship and travel freedoms. He endorsed America as a beacon of justice and urged steadfast policies before heading to Bedford Indiana.
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Bedford
Jail Bars High Cost of Feeding Prisoners
Sheriff Henderson and Mrs Henderson face a 12.5 cent per meal limit as prices soar for food and fuel. Eight prisoners currently supplement meals at the jail, while the sheriff argues hunger cannot be the price of law. The county also covers water and heating costs, complicating a budget stretched by rising grocery costs and wage demands.
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Black Hawk
Cuthe
Weisten
Boys’ Industrial School
el- Dora
Aweet Spends No Money on Hs Campaign
A compilation of Iowa congressional campaign expenditures shows Rep Hull in the Second district with the highest reported spending at 3775 dollars. Other candidates listed include Kennedys 480 Whitaker 2 Cronin 3600 Haugen Good 225 Green Pryor Sizer Wouods Scott North totals vary across districts with several candidates reporting no spending.
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Towner
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Green
Pryor
Sizer
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Wieventh
Scott
North
Cabrera Incident Considered Closed
Washington Oct 31. The statement attributed to Luis Cabrera minister of finance as sailing American officials for laxity against anti Carranza agitators along the border became a closed incident when Eliseo Arredondo Mexican ambassador designate called on Lansing and disclaimed responsibility for it on instruction from his government. Cabrera had previously denied making the statement.
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Wilson To Make Bid For Vote Of New York State
President Wilson launches final campaign swing through New York State aiming to boost support in Buffalo and New York City. He will address crowds, dine privately, and attend events with Mrs Wilson and aides including Tumulty and Dr Graef.
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Buppalo
German Defense Holds as Allied Offensives Fail near Somme
German forces repelled recent Allied attempts along the Sommer front near Les Boeufs and La Maisonette as Paris and Berlin reports describe continued war conditions. British and French troops pressed forward yesterday but met firm resistance, with no gains announced.
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Sommer
Les Boeufs
la Maisonette
British Casualties On Somme Reported At 414202 For Four Months
Daily October loss from the Somme offensive is shown as 3,452 with total British casualties reaching 414,202 for four months. London and Berlin dispute ally losses as reports from the German War Office note heavy British and French sacrifices to break through. Official figures and unofficial advices reflect controversy over blood costs and artillery and armored service demands.
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Deutschland on way to America denies Swiss capture
German submarine merchantman Deutschland is believed en route to the United States on a second voyage, with ships to use New London or Newport as ports of call. Swiss reports of captures are denied while nets off Virginia are avoided and American waters are deemed clear for German submarines.
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Virginia Capes
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Conneticut
Hode Island
Copeland Jury Still Deadlocked in Texas Murder Case
Al veston Texas October 11 jury in the John Copeland Marshall charged with killing Wit Black anti Catholic lecturer shows no sign of reaching a verdict this morning. The court also notes the George Tier case and George Ryan case may not proceed at this term regardless of any action on the Copeland verdict.
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Alveston
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Lerdiet
John Copeland
Marshall
Wit. Black
George Tier
G. Ho Street
George Ryan
Tiler
Hon
Copeland
Vier
Bhiek
Iowa Guardsmen to Publish Paper For Campaign Ads
The Iowa Guardsman, a weekly edited and printed by Iowa National Guard members, will publish a new issue after the attorney general ruled that guardsmen may cast ballots in the upcoming general election. The decision spurred demand for campaign advertising, with nearly all candidates from both parties purchasing space in the paper.
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Verginta Jo ins Day Saloon Closures Mark Prohibition End
Log saloons in Virginia will close their doors tonight as the statewide prohibition law takes full effect. Many establishments exhausted their remaining stocks, ending an era of illegal traffic amid the new regime.
Assassination Report on Queen Marie of Rowmania
An early wireless interview covers a reported attempt on the life of Queen Marie of Rowmania. Field Mare von Huudenbaure condemns such acts as always wrong, noting this is the first report reaching the United States about the incident.
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Apency
Rawmania
Mareshall von Huudenbaure
Quem Marie
Reunitiniz
Marina Greece Rel i Tivo OP AE Subsea Crisis
In Lansing officials await full advices on the sinking of the Marina as details remain unsettled. Reports from London and Washington cite conflicting evidence whether torpedo or gunfire caused the disaster, with survivors' affidavits in question and the embassy seeking clarifications while the State Department pursues further information.
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Mocian
Mexican revolver battle victim dies of wounds
Miguel S udies, age 26, shot in a circular revolver exchange with Joset at 136 Oneida Street Sunday morning, died at St Francis hospital. Funeral plans indicate services at Hileman Gindt Chapel with arrangements by his countrymen. Authorities report conflicting statements as investigation proceeds.
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Beth Sting
Sancho
California
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Haat Nishi
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Leony
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Republican vice presidential candidate Diether Fairbanks dies
Diether Fairbanks, the Republican candidate for vice president, died suddenly last night in an apparent fatal incident. He had campaigned in Wyoming and returned home early today. Authorities provided few details as the story developed.
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Fiew
Diether
Fairbanks
Wneis
Marina torpedoed with heavy seas carriers submarine attack
London reports indicate the British steamer Marina was torpedoed off the Irish coast with heavy seas. Survivors say the ship sank within about 10 to 19 minutes after the attack. Authority figures list about 50 to 60 Americans aboard, with a number saved and many missing or dead. affidavits are being collected by the American embassy.
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Belgium
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Austria
London Press Sees Wilson in Bad Dilemma
London newspapers debate the Marina sinking and President Wilson's response. The Pall Mall Gazette warns he faces a clash between his diplomatic notes and wartime election pledges, while The Globe accuses Germany of flouting neutral rights. The Westminster Gazette cites lack of attack details.
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Marina
United States
Westminster Gazette
Globe
Germany
Pall Nall Gazette
Wilson
America
Pall Mall Gazette
Amelia
M Na
Carey
Dead Letter Office Is Live Place These Days Petticoats Did
Washington reports from the Dead Letter Office reveal turmoil after a scandal involving a dime Petticoat chain affecting Minneapolis postoffice. Police receive daily moves of unclaimed letters, some returned directly, while the Dead Letter Office chief James RH faces embarrassment over a letter sent to his home. The episode threatens the office’s future occupation prospects.
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Elire
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Ates
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Aoudi
Virginie
Unclear OCR Notice on Price Increases in Flour and Materials
In a fragmented OCR record, manufacturers notify trade of higher flour prices and rising costs. It mentions a per cent rise in labor and a large jump in container costs, with vague references to market conditions and distribution.
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