New York Stock, Far From Strong
Week in review shows Boston leading New York by a three game gap for the National League pennant with five wins for Boston and five losses for New York. Giants briefly improved after Cincinnati series but late-season chances hinge on remaining games. AL: Boston holds slight progress against Philadelphia. Mackmen lead by over six games. Federal: Indianapolis and Chicago battle neck and neck, Indianapolis briefly atop after Saturday results. War news humor closes the piece.
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Boston
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Bostons
Westerners
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Mackmen
Chicago
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Buffalo
You Need. The Old Standard Grove’s Tasteless Tonic Ends Malaria
The tonic is described as equally valuable as quinine, containing iron to aid the liver and enrich the blood. It is promoted as a general health booster that builds up the system and drives malaria from the body.
Did Lock Repairer Loot Perry Bank
Macon Ga Sept 22 William C Nichols repairer of bank vault locks for a large eastern firm was arrested at his room in the Dempsey Hotel on a charge of stealing 1250 dollars from a Perry bank Houston county Sheriff Winn of Houston county caused the arrest Nichols denies the charge and claims he can prove his innocence He offered to let officers search his baggage but the money was not found He spoke calmly awaiting release and is under surveillance rather than jailed in Perry.
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William C. Nichols
Dempsey Hotel
Perry
Houston County
Winn
Nicholls
Iden
Nichol
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Nichols
War Revenue Bill Before House Demands Bipartisan Support
The internal revenue war tax plan to raise 106 million dollars, crafted by Democratic leaders and approved by President Wilson, was introduced in the House by Leader Underwood. A later Ways and Means Committee meeting will gauge Republican opposition. The piece notes Wilson’s aim to unify Congress beyond party lines, contrasting with dissenting voices.
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HOUSE
Washington, D. C
Congress
Wilton
Underwood
Ways and Means Committee
Repulicans
Suffragettes Aid England In Campaign To Defeat Germans
Miss Christa bel Pankhurst returns to England amid wartime patriotism and rhetoric. She plans to mobilize suffragists to support Britain, Belgium, and France, arguing a German victory would end civilization. The piece quotes her views on war, women’s roles, and national duty, alongside wartime observations from France and Belgium.
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England
London
Christabel Pankhurst
Emmerline Pankhurst
George
Women's Social and Political Union
Paris
Miss Pankhurst
British Trick Learned in Africa Reported by Wounded Soldier
Paris reports a wounded British soldier recalling a Boer War tactic used to lure German attackers. He described artillery feints drawing fire then a final barrage to break enemy lines, with lines about friendly morale and a French officer praising the tactic. The piece also notes Belgian refugee children and grieving civilians as the war’s toll.
Newspapers and War Editorial Cites Costs Behind Coverage
The Home Tribune-Herald notes a fallacy that major wars boost newspaper revenue. It argues the opposite, saying white paper and telegraph costs rise, and distribution and advertising circulars incur higher expenses than gains from war coverage.
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Home Tribune-Herald
Tifton Gazette
Corn Club Boys Meet in City Oct 6
Ware County Boys Corn Club reports on year's work will be presented at a court house meeting in Waycross on Tuesday October 6 at 10 a m. G V Cunningham government agent urges careful completion of two simple reports and a ten ear exhibit with a story and pictures showing methods from cultivation to seed choice for the county contest day.
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Savanah Press
Ittle
Waycross
Waycross Journal
Waycross Herald
Waycross Journal-Herald
Waycrown
Journal and Herald
Auch
Journal
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Herald
Ware County
Journal and
Volney Williams
Q. V. Cunningham
Ware
Corn Club
Thaw receives 142 124 from coke trust at Pittsburgh
An orphan court order in Pittsburg assigns 142 124 to Harry K. Thaw from the coke trust in his father William Thaw's will. This follows a prior June payment after Thaw won a suit against Fidelity Title and Trust Company. The report also includes unrelated medical advertisement content about catarrh remedies and Hall's Family Pills.
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Orphans’ Court
Harry K. Thaw
Coke Trust
William Thaw
Thaw
Fidelity Title and Trust Company of Pittsburgh Trustees
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