Wilson Denies Lusitania Note Postscript Charge
President Wilson’s advisers close the Lodge charges after he rejected a note amendment proposing arbitration. He plans final campaign stops in Buffalo and New York City with brief speeches and handshakes, including a stop at Johnson City in honor of Endicott Johnson.
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Vote for Wilson against the Black Horse Cavalry
A campaign line urging voters to back Wilson and elect a Democratic House and Senate. The message paints the Republican faction as the Black Horse Cavalry and promotes a party shift in national leadership.
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Senate
Villa advance not opposed as Villista forces move on Parral and Jiminez
News from El Paso dated October 31 reports Villista troops divided into three forces marching toward Parral and Jiminez from Rosalia with no opposition. Villa’s recruits rise as most of his mounted force grows, with 2000 armed and 1500 unarmed. Refugees expect little resistance in Chihuahua City, while merchants move stocks north amid rail disruptions and looming famine.
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Germany sticks to U-boat policy after Marina Rowandmore sinks
Ambassador Von Bernstorff said Germany will not change submarine policy and will honor the US pledge. The U S embassy in London opened an inquiry into the Marina and Rowandmore sinkings, with 49 Americans aboard the Marina and seven aboard the Rowandmore. Investigations and affidavits move to Washington as Britain reports possible American casualties amid tension with Germany.
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Miss McLane Dies of Typhoid at Fifteen
Miss Anna Kathleen McLane daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph McLane died late yesterday at their National avenue home after a several week typhoid illness aged fifteen. She is survived by her parents two brothers John and Terrence and two sisters Mrs Edward Montgomery and Josephine. Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning at St Francis Catholic Church Brunswick with burial in Petersville Cemetery.
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Harrisburg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Strasburg Junction
Farmers Gain Higher Prices Attributed To Wilson
The article notes farmers receive higher prices for their products than in years past, crediting Woodrow Wilson. It urges readers to keep up the good work and vote for Wilson and Harrison.
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Woodrow Wilson
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Harrison
Winchester evangelistic cottage meetings draw large turnouts
Much interest shown in hast services as a citywide evangelistic campaign nears. Tuesday at 7 30 o clock cottage prayer meetings will be held at numerous addresses including Hewitt Carver Taylor Haines and many others. A union prayer service is planned Wednesday at Grace Lutheran Church. Wednesday’s Star will list Thursday’s homes. Will you vote for prosperity's enemies.
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J. L. Cather
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Artist Confesses to Counterfeiting in San Francisco
H Q Wilken a 28 year old former New York artist is held on charges of obtaining 50000 dollars in three years by counterfeiting. Secret service says he confessed and his counterfeited five dollar note was cleverly produced but slightly shorter than the real note. Wilken's entire counterfeiting plant was seized.
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Battles Across Macedonian Front and Dobrudja Escalate
London reports heavy fighting across multiple fronts. French and Serbian troops strike in Macedonia while German and Austro German forces press near Dobrudja amid snow. Romanian and Russian forces challenge German positions, with guerrilla activity and renewed bombardments noted.
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Hungary
Local officers urged to enforce new laws with state support
State Prohibition Commissioner urges patience as enforcement begins. He notes sheriffs constables and police intend to enforce the act, warns of possible antagonism, and says the department will back local officers. Violations may trigger ouster provisions and secret service involvement if needed. Bond rules for druggists handling both wholesale and retail liquor are stated.
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J. Sidney Peters
Colonel Roosevelt Protests U S Silence Over Belgium
In a letter to the Dutch Neutral League dated October 31 at The Hague, former President Theodore Roosevelt argues the United States should have protested Germany’s 1914 occupation of Belgium. He condemns “peace leagues” rhetoric and urges action to defend Belgium’s independence by civilized nations.
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New Ship Act Restores American Flag at Sea
President Wilson secures a legislative victory in a fierce policy clash over merchant marine rules. The act reaffirms American flags on vessels and strengthens national maritime interests amid political contention.
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Local Farmers Move Wheat Toward $2 Mark
Wheat prices rose in a Midland county market with dealers quoting 1.88 per bushel for today as farmers rush wagonloads to granaries. Some expect $2 but others trade for 1.83 or more, while southern mills buy most grain. A Baltimore market record sees No 2 red western for December at 2.00 and No 2 spot at 1.92 1/4, triggering flour price increases across mills.
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Chamber of Commerce
Wanted Fancy Yorks and Ben Davis Ether in Storage
Wilson's demand for Mexico is justice. The President has courageously refused to force armed intervention upon a helpless people. H. F. Byrd seeks delivery at once for items stored or on board cars.
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Hughes Stumping In Hoosier State
Charles Hughes began an Indiana tour in Columbus delivering a morning speech. He then spoke in Bedford Washington and Evansville this afternoon, following a favorable reception in Ohio.
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Princess Motors In Virginia Valley Travel Note
Princess Pierre Troubetzkoy and party toured Shenandoah Valley and Piedmont areas of Virginia last week. They were joined by Mrs. Smith of New York and Mrs. Helen Martin of Richmond. The princess stays at Castle Hill in Albemarle County. Progressive Republicans back Wilson and Harrison in the 7th District urging voters to support continued prosperity on election day.
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Democracy redeems pledges to labor
A change of administration could threaten labor protections as lawmakers fear loss of the pew bill of rights now enshrined in statute law by Democrats.
Frankness in Public Health News Urged in Cincinnati
Dr John F Anderson urged absolute frankness with the public in handling epidemics. He cited New York City as an example where open statements increased case reporting, encouraged early diagnosis and treatment, and built public trust in health officials. He argued concealment harms communities and compared epidemics to compressed air in a tank.
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Damara
Farm loan law aids farmers with long terms and low rates
The farm loan measure expands rural credit by enabling long term borrowing at reduced rates and shapes postwar financial reform. It credits Wilson with advancing the federal reserve act and elastic currency system, framing these steps as key to national financial freedom.
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United States
Stenographer Wanted for November Start
A notice seeks a stenographer from November 15 with applicant to contact R Gray Williams Winchester Way 31q1p-3t. The note comments on political rule and betrayal amid three administrations and a claim of failed reform.
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Tiss
Washington
For Sale 2000 Barrels Space in Robinson's Cold Storage
For sale 2000 barrels space in Robinson's Cold Storage at Charlestown. Apply to H BF Byrd.
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