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Arizona republican., 1914-10-01
MAY ELIMINATE PROPOSED TAX
 0N BANK FUNDS
Amendment to War Reve- nue Bill is Suggested, Stopping the Taxing of Capital and Surplus of National Banks

WASHINGTON, Sept, 3G - Amend ments to the war revenue bill sug- gested and now considered by the democrats of the Senate finance com mittee include one to eliminate en- tirely the proposed tax of g per $1,O00 on bank capital and surplus.
 Following the suggestion yesterday that this assessment be reduced to one dollar, Senator John Sharp Williams, troduced an amendment in the Senate to strike out the bank tax. The sen timent is said to be growing in favor of this action.
 Other amendments to make up for the deficiency that would be caused by ination of a tax of two cents a gallon on gasoline are as follows:
 tax of two cents on all bank checks. drafts, letters of credit, etc, tax of five cents gallon on recti- fled whiskeys which it is estimated will yield about $5,OOO,OOO revenue, an increase of p cents a barrel on the proposed $150 tax on beer, making a total levy of $1.75 per barrel, to yield d total estimated revenue of $52,O00,- 900; tax of 25 cents per horsepower on all passenger automobiles.
 Chairman Simmons said tonight there probably will be several changes in the House bill, but no conclusions were reached by the committee.
 Continued conferences among demo- crats of both houses gave strong indi- cations of the success of the plan for the adjournment of Congress by the middle of october.
 With plans for the adjournment of Congress next month practically com pleted, the administration leaders to- day began laying plans for actively pushing the campaign for the election of another democratic Senate and House, in November. Within the next few weeks the spokesmen of the ad- ministration will be in the field sup porting the democratic nominees.
 In accordance with his recent letter to Chairman Doremus of the demo- cratic congressoal committee, the president will not make any speeches himself, but he plans to carry on an active letter writing campaign in q number of states.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-01
ROOSEVELT SPEAKS AT MICHIGAN CONVENTION
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcH1 Delivers Address in Same Hall Where Parties Split Two Years Ago

BAY CITY, Mich, Sept 30.-Col. Theodore Roosevelt was the principal speaker at the progressive state con vention here today He spoke in the same hall where the republican and progressive factions split at the repub- lican state convention here two years ago when the state troops were called out to preserve order
 The platform adopted by the con vention favored submission to the electors of the amendment to the state and federal constitutions providing for prohibition of the liquor traffic and progressive doctrines.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-01
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcHJ

ASSOCIATED PRESS D1SPATCHJ
 BATTLE FRONT (via Paris) Sept. 30.-This was the nineteenth day of continued hard fighting along the 15O mile front from the Somme to Moselle, yet there was no definite indication. of the historic battle nearing a finish. However, there are evidences that the Germans are receding before forcible, sustaind pushing from the allied armies, especially on their western and eastern wings, while the center, where the Germans are more strongly en- trenched than at any other point with heavy artillery, remains almost sta tionary
 It is generally concluded by French military men that some important move must soon be made by the Ger mans who found it impossible to stem the advance of the allies though they offered the sternest and most desper- ate resistance, sacrificing thousands of men daily The German wings ap- pear to be folding back on the cen ter, leaving them some loophole for a backward movement by way of Bethel
 The Germans main supply base at Juniville, which is protected by heavy masses of troops as it is absolutely essential that this place be held for revictualing the German armies in placed in a somewhat precarious situa- tion with it's single line of railroad The line of battle has changed consid- erably since the beginning of actual contact between the two great armies, whose number and real positions it is not permitted to make public The front now presents sinuous windings, and loops inward and outward at var ious points in the country which every where is wonderfully adapted to the defense
 The allies commanders are husband ing their mems lives to the greatest possible extent by keeping them from frontal attacks on positions where the Germans are in advantageous situa- tions, but whenever the plan of cam paiSn necessitates direct attacks, the French and British soldiers go for ward cheerfully with the utmost con- fidence in their leaders.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-01
The Aeroblame AmeY1Ca Is Sent
 To Aid British
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

NEW YORK, Sept. 30-The mann moth aeroplane America, with which Lieutenant Port expected to cross the Atlantic, was shipped to England today on the Mauretania. It is re- ported it will be used in the British service.
 The America said to be the worlds most powerful aeroplane, was built for Rodman Wanamaker who has now ordered one yet bigger. The machine was shipped to an individ- ual, who it is understood will offer it to the British army. Six other .aeroplanes are reported building for British buyers at the Hammondsport factory They will be valuable for quick channel crossings and extended scouting trips, according to aviation experts.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-01
ASK COPPER INQUIRY
Senate Wants to Know if Britain
 lnterferes With Shipments
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPATcE1

WASHINGTON, Sept 3O.-Secre- tary Bryan in resolution passed by the senate today, is asked to re port, if it is not incompatible with the public interest, whether the Brit ish government is interfering with shipments of American copper in neutral ships to Rotterdam.
 Senator Shoot received a telegram yesterday from American shippers declaring that neutral copper, which is not regarded as conditional contra : band by The Hague conventions, is being held up.
 Dispatches received at the British embassy today state that two cargoes of copper consigned to the Krupp works in Germany from the United states have been seized and diverted to England. Payment of full value of the cargoes has been remitted to American shippers.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-01
Less Vodka More Russians
 SeD-Resbectlmg Citizens

fore the war had fallen into hopeless indolence and depravity, have already emerged into self-respecting citizens. The effect on the character is Si- ready visible in neatly brushed clothes instead of the former ragged and slovenly attire.
 Huts which were formerly dilapi- dated, and allowed to go without re : pairs are now kept in first class con dition. This startling regeneration of the peasantry, in the opinion of the Russian authorities, is likely to have an important effect on the social and economic conditions of all Russia.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-01

they intend to treat Cracow as they did Przemysl and continue the march into Silesia. In the meantime they for week have been fighting Ger mans all along the river Niemen, be- tween KoVno and Grodno, and thus far have held them in check while endorsements have been reaching them.
 The battle is described as being a furious one but no details have been allowed to leak out. The German object in sending a strong force in this direction is to attempt to cut the railway line from Warsaw to Vil- ma and Grodno to Petrograd.
 The Germans are even buster than the Russians, for, besides battles in France and Russia, they have begun an attack on the outer forts at Ant Werp. For two days they have been shelling Forts Waelhem and Wavre- St. Catherine, which cover the road from Malines to Antwerp. Behind Waelhem are the Waterworks that supply Antwerp, but even the de structiOn of these would not be fla tai to the fortress, as a good supply of water has been provided from oth CT sources.
 Concerning the progress of this at tack the official reports give widely different accounts. The Belgians say the German attempts to advance have been repulsed and their shells have had no effect on the forts. On the other hand, the Germans declare the Belgian soldiers have been driven back. It will probably be some days before the Germans bring the full force of their artillery to bear, and not until then can it be judged whether the forts can stand the fire of modern siege guns.
 The Germans have agreed not to damage or destroy historical monu ments or churches if the Belgians will agree not to use them for mili- tary purposes. The sowing of float ing mines by the Austrians to harass the French and English warships in the Adriatic has resulted in the sink ing of an Italian fishing boat. The Italian government has entered a protest at Vienna. The incident ere ated bitter feeling in Italy, where it is said the mines have drifted from the Austrian to the Italian side of the Adriatic and terroriZed the fish ing industry, which is the chief re- source of this region.
 Marquis Di San Guilano. foreign minister, who is one of the chief friends of the triple alliance in Italy, is seriously i'll and Premier Salandra has taken charge of the foreign of flee It was suggested in London that this might bring about some change in the policy of Italy, as the premier is said to be in favor of Italy joining with the allies, to which the Marquis Di San Guilano was very strongly opposed.
 Samlin, an important Austrian town opposite Belgrade which the Servians captured several weeks ago, but evacuated when the Austrians threatened them in another quarter, has again fallen into Servian hands This will relieve Belgrade from the almost incessant cannonading to which that city has been subjected.
 Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia, is coming within gunshot of the Servian and Montehegrin armies, which hope to add that city to their conquests.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-01
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcHl

PETROGRAD, Sept. 30 (via Lon
 don) n).-Minister of Finance Bark re- 'ceived an order to the effect that pro
 hibition of the sale of vodka be con . tinued indefinitely after the end of the war This order is based prin- cipally on the tremendously improved .condition of the country since the emperor issued an edict prohibiting traffic in this liquor.
 Visitors arriving from Southern Russia say there is such change in that region that the country is hard
 ly recognizable. Peasants who be-
Arizona republican., 1914-10-01
No News From West

BERLIN, Sept 30-No official news from the western battle ground has been received here since last night. The newspapers have not been inform cd by correspondents regarding the great general engagement which is progressing, and details are not known here.
 Archduke Frederick of Austria, com mander-i chief of the Austrian forces. in army orders declares a new and great victory in the western camp of the Germans was imminent, according to dispatch from Vienna.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-01
Yankee AMt0ists M0r00Med
 Amid Hall Of Bullets

Iare marked by overturned locomo- Itives He passed German soldiers
 feeding refugee peasants on bread
 and soup. The Germans allowed the
 people to give food and assistance. to
 the French prisoners, but not to the
 English. A wounded German officer told him English infantrymen were so fond of cover they were not feared, but the English cavalrymen were devils, charging standing in
 shortened stirrups. swinging sabers with a violence that beheaded their enemies and handling their horses like polo ponies.
 Mrs. Cantrell collapsed as a result of her experiences.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-01
Reichard for Senator

BALTIMORE, Sept. 3O.-The pro- gressive party state convention today nominated Dr. V. M. Reichard, of Washington county, for United States senator.
 A paragraph in the platform adopted said that prohibition has become a national issue which must be met, and the party favors submitting the question to the people.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-01
MASKED MEN ROB BANK
ASSOCIATED PRESS p1sPArcH1

MUSKOGEE, Oka., Sept. 30.-Three masked men entered the Central State Bank of Keller, at Keller. Oklahoma late today, forced the cashier into the vault, obtained $4000 and escaped The men were reported surrounded by Keller
Arizona republican., 1914-10-01
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPATcHI

LONDON, Sept 3O,-While driving in an automobile from Brussels to Grammont on the way to Ostend, Ed gar Allen Cantrell, of Newport. Ky, and his invalid wife went through a hail of bullets, killing their driver. They were left with their ear over turned in a ditch at the mercy of ,the German Uhlans, who let them pass on seeing their credentials.
 Cantrell says the stench from the shallow burial trenches was unbear able. the bodies in these graves being often cut by the heavy wheels of passing artillery. Railroads generally
Arizona republican., 1914-10-01
M'ADOO WiTHDRAWS MONEY
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcH1

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3O.-Follow ing up the warning to national banks against hoarding money and restricting credits, McAdoo ordered withdrawn S3.G00000 in government funds deposited in agricultural zen ters to aid crop moving. The money will be redepOsited it is announced, in banks fhich will employ them in the movement of crops, and for the benefit of the business situation
Arizona republican., 1914-10-01
Although Fighting Has Con- tinued Nineteen Days There is No Definite h. dication Engagement is Nearing the End
GERMANS ARE
 WELL ENTRENCHED
Their Wings Seem to Be Folding Back on the Cen ter, Leaving a Loophole for Backward Movement if Necessary

1 LONDON. Thursday, Oct. IA Rotterdam dispatch to the Daily News says: Dispatches from the south indicate preparations for the retreat of the German
 right already have begun. The German troops have been ob. served coming from the north of France toward Tournai and Mons 10 cover the main army in case of retreat"
Arizona republican., 1914-10-01
PiNCHOT VICTIM OF
 PTOMAINE POISONING

ERIE, Pa, Sept. 30-Gifford Pinchot, Washington party candi- date for United States senator, is confined to his hotel here today, suffering from a severe attack | ptomaine poisoning. MT. Pinchot fainted after delivering an ad- dress last night. Mrs. Pinchot, who accompanied him, spent the day visiting towns, where MT. Pinchot was to speak and eX- plained to waiting audiences why he was not present.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-01
COTTON DEMAND INCREASING
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPATcH1

LENNON, Mass. Sept. 30-Before the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers here tonight, w. P. G. Harding, member of the federal re- serve board predicted within the next few. months there will be a steadily indrsa sing demand for cotton goods byl, consumers and a consequent de- >nand for raw cotton by mills for export.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-01
VILLAS TROOPS
 DISREGARD PLAN FOR CONFERENCE
Attack SaItiIlo in Spite of <Pending Peace Meeting- Carranza May Not Await Outcome of the Zacatecas Conference
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ASSOCIATED PRESS nIsPATcH1

FL PASO, Sept. 3C.-in spite of the pending peace conferences, Villa agents here announced the northern leaders troops have attacked Saltillo the capital of Coahuila, Carranzas s native state. They said the informa- tion came direct from eastern agents
 The result of the fighting was not made known.
 On the other hand the most reli- able information tends to show that Villa is having trouble in his own ranks. It is declared that General Herrera, leader of one of Villas strongest brigades had refused to fol- low the chief in a revolt against the CarranZa government
Arizona republican., 1914-10-01
WON'T SUSPEND INCREASE
ASSOCIATED PRESS DrsPATCH1

WASHINGTON, Sept 3O-Forma! announcement was made by the in terstate commerce commission late today that it declined to suspend tariffs of railroads operating in east ern trunk line territory providing for an increase in the charge for mileage passenger bnnlls--ep-fr yo--rrnts ID %,e '% two s2sPSYf'S1 E2raPYt 'nS ffs is;g4ss s msTs i"aisiaas1sA d1s3 oFsfni4a'if'a 2 f'as sa'
Arizona republican., 1914-10-01

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3O - Dis patches to the constitutionalist agen- cy from Mexico City tonight indicat- ed that Carranza would tender his resignation to convention leaders in Mexico City tomorrow, without await ing the outcome of the peace confer Cnce at Zacatecas
 It is understood here, however, that the convention will delay action on the resignation, and take no steps whatever toward setting up the new provisional government until some word has come from the conference
Arizona republican., 1914-10-01

ZACATECAS, Sept 30. - General Villa and his staff and the peace committee, appointed in Mexico City, reached Zacatecas, and completed ar engagements for the conference to be held here in an effort to compose the differences between Villa and Carranza.
 Representatives of the two factions met informally and apparently the best of feeling prevailed. It is plan ned to hold the first session tomor- row.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-01
ALLIES ARMIES PUSH FORWARD TO OUTFLANK
 GERMAN RIGHT WING

Nineteenth Day of the Bat tie of the Aisne Finds French and British Striv- ing to Force Germans into Belgium
Arizona republican., 1914-10-01
RepuIse Germans at Niemen

LONDON, Sept. 3Q.-Fighting along the East Prussian frontier, in which the Russians were successful in ex- tending their front 150 versts (99 miles) resulted in the repulse of all German attempts to force the passage of the River Niemen. This state ment is contained in Reuters Petro- grad dispatch.
 Petrograd official advices say the
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-28
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