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New Britain herald., 1915-09-28
LANDERS NOT OUT
 FOR NOMINATION
Ex-Mayor Not in Race for Chief Ma gistrate, It is Said-Possibilities
 Are Kerwin, filling and HalIoran.

Those who believed ex-Mayor George M. Landers would accept the nomination of the democratic party for mayor in the spring will be disap- pointed to learn that he is determined not to permit the use of his name officially. This statement does not come from MT. Lande,s but its au- thenticity is vouched for by man very close to the former mayor who keeps his finger on the political pulse all the time. MT. Landers, this ma says, will under no circumstances per- init his name to be placed in nomin- ation.
 The mayorality bee is said to be buzzing around in the chapeau of Alderman M. T. Kerwin of the sixth ward. MT. Kerwin is a staunch demo- crat in a democratic-or the demo- cratic--ward. It is said he would have the support of union men should he make a try for the nomination. He is president of the Central Labor Union and is at present spending much of his time speaking to striking workmen.
 Others whose names being mem toned as timber for the democratic party are Chairman B. B. filling of the board of public safety and ex- Mayor Joseph M. Halloran.
 If Mayor Quigley succeeds in se- curing renomination the democrats do not expect to win, it is said, but they are confident of regaining t he chair for the party should the G. o. P. nominate someone other than the present mayor. ,
New Britain herald., 1915-09-28
DIR. TRAVIS IN SERBIA.
New Britain Woman Arrives Safely at
 Destination.

The many friends of Dr. Catherine Travis. who was for several years a physician practicing in this city will be pleased to hear of her safe arrival in Serbia, where she is to superintend the Red Cross Childrens hospital in that war-stricken country. pr. Travis left here about two months ago.
 While in this city, Dr. Travis was one of the most prominent and suc- cessful physicians. She served as president of the Society of Regular Physicians and on the Milk Station committee. Her practice was large and lucrative one and she sacrificed much to go to Serbia to assist the children of that desolate country.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-28
TO WATCH RUMANIA
Bulgaria Will Only Mobilize Four Divisions of Army, According to Agreement With Germany.

Paris Sept. 2s, 6:l5 a. m.-The Bull garian cabinet has agreed with Ger many, the Rome correspondent of the Petit Parisien says he has learned from a former Rumania minister, that Bulgaria shall mobilize only four di- visions to watch Rumania. This will be done, it is said, to avoid action which might justify Greece in feel ing she was called upon to;intervene under the terms of her treaty of al- liance with Serbia. s 4
 Meanwhile, the Petit, Parisiens cor respondent asserts, Bulgaria proposed to have 25,000 Macedonian irregulars attack Serbia, but details of this plan became known in Nish and prepara- tions were made by Serbia for a pos sible attack.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-28
CALL FOR GENERAL
 STRIKE IN CHICAGO
Expected Between 10000 and 25,OOO Workers in Clothing Industry
 Will Quit Work Today.

Chicago, Sept. 28.-A strike of vir- tually all workers in the mems cloth. ing industry in Chicago was expect d today. Between 20,000 and 25,00O men and women will obey the order not to return to their benches in tho 400 shops, union leaders said.
 The call for a general strike was is- sued last night after the manufactur- CTS had declined to make overtures for peace. The only exceptions to the strike order were several independent firms and one large concern which has an agreement with the union provid- ing for arbitration.
 The strike was begun yesterday when about 4,000 men were called out.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-28
STOCK MARKET WILD,
Scene of Edciting Trading With Spec
 tacular Advances in War Shares.

New York, Sept. 2S.-The stock Exchange was again the scene of ex- cited trading today, with further spectacular advances in war shares and a reactionary trend in investment issues Dealings in the hour totalled almost 400 shares, somewhat under yesterdays high level, but sufficient to tax the machinery of the exchange to it's utmost.
 The ticker was seven minutes be- hind the actual business on the floor and quotations of bonds were again delayed in the efforts of the official reporters to keep pace with the high pressure of operations. Commission houses were again conspicuous in the buying. indicating 8 continuance of the inquiry for specialties from out of town points.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-28
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY.

MT. and Mrs. Charles l.. Sheldon of Holyoke, Mass, win celebrate their silver wedding anniversary tomorrow. MT. Sheldon is the son of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Sheldon of this city, who ceie- brated their golden wedding a few days ago.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-28
TWO MINERS RESCUED.

Lansford, Pa., Sept. 2S'-Two of the eleven men entombed in cave-in in one of the mines of the Lehigh Coal and Navigation company near Coal dale yesterday, were rescued today. They were brought to the surface in good condition. The officials of the company have hopes of taking out alive some of the others still impris- oned
New Britain herald., 1915-09-28
KILLED BY
 TANK CAR EXPLOSION
Thirty-Six White Men and Nine
 teen Negroes Lose Lives
AT .' ARDMoRE, OKLAHOMA
Property Damage Estimated at More Than $1,OOO,OOO Dynamite in Freight Store House Set of By Gasoline Discharge.

SaSOnne D1Scnarge. the number of deaths resulting from yesterdays explosion of tank car of gasoline was given at fifty-two today. Of this number thirty-three are white and nineteen negroes.
 Railroad men who were in the yard at the time of the explosion say the tank car was shunted to a siding because it was leaking, so that a pool of gasoline had formed on the ground under it.
 ;. Hurled Through Air.
 Ira Woods, car inspector, the rail- road men say, mounted the car, un- screwed the cap and peered in. Just then the gasoline ignited. Woods, the car and every loose piece of ma terial within a hundred yards was hurled through the air. Dynamite in the freight store house was set off by the concussion of the gasoline explosion. The damage caused by this was greater than that caused by the fire that followed. The dynamite explosion demolished nearly a score of buildings. Near the siding on which the tank car. was placed were a number of wooden structures, part of which were occupied by ne- groes In this section a two-story frame building collapsed. Fifteen negroes in a pool hall on the upper floor were killed.
 Police Maintain Order.
 Search of the ruined buildings pro- ceeded all night and continued this morning A special police force of seventy-five men maintained order throughout the night.
 Three More Bodies Found.
 Three more bodies, a man and two small children, were found later, bringing the total of fatalities up to fifty-five Of these thirty-six are white and nineteen negroes.
 Most of the persons killed were crushed under falling walls, some of them more than a block away from the scene of the explosion.
 Under Military Law.
 Ardmore today virtually was under military law, and business was sus" pended to permit the work of rescue  to proceed with greater speed. One hundred special deputies had been sworn in to prevent disorder.
 The down town business section pre- sented a picture of ruin, one block 'f Main street from the railroad station to the Wilmington Hotel having been razed by the explosion, many build ings on the opposite side of the street destroyed, and the plate glass fronts of nearly every store in towii de- molished.
 City in Darkness.
 The greater part of the city was in darkness last night, the electric lights having been cut off, owing to the dan- ger from prostrate wires.
 The loss in plate glass alone has been estimated at $50,000.
 Property Damage $1,OOO,OOO.
 The property damage is estimated at more than $1 100000.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-28
Further Gains fol

Paris, Sept. 2s, 1:40 P offensive movement of resulted in a further Artois region, near French war office annoi Additional progress Champagne.
 The German counteF| Argonne is said to have The Germans left the the trenches covered VI
 Text Of Ccmmuz The text of the comn lows:
 "In the Artois districi vRnccs yesterday eveul night we gained ground
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New Britain herald., 1915-09-28
GREECE WILL RESIST
 PASSAGE OF TROOPS
Serbia Assured Foreign Forces
 Cannot Cross Greek Territory
SAY REPORTS FROM BALKANS

Venizelos of Greece Failed in Nego-
 tiations Which He Attempted to
 Open With Rumanian Government.
 Berlin, Sept. 2s, by Wireless to Say vile, N. Y.--According to the Over seas News Agency, Greece. has as- sured Serbia she will resist the pass age of foreign troops through Greek territory. The news agency says:
 Reports from the Balkans say that the Greek minister to Serbia called on the Serbian prime minister and told him that Greece had decided to offer determined resistance to the pass age of foreign troops through Greek territory.
 Serbian Minister to Depart.
 Budapest newspapers say that the Serbian minister at Sofia, Tcholak Antich, told Premier Radoslavoff of Bulgaria, that he would depart on leave of absence, owing to ill health. The premier told the Serbian minister that leave of absence had been grant ed to Bulgarian consuls in Mace donia."
 The allusion to the passage of for eign troops through Greek territory probably refers to recent reports that if Bulgaria should attack Serbia. tle entente allies would send troops to Greece.
 Rumanian Negotiations Fail.
 The Overseas News Agency says:
 ''The Athens correspondent of the Lokal Anzeiger reports that i,e is able to. confirm the rumor that Pre- mier Venizelos of Greece failed in the negotiations which he attempted rc- gently to open with the Rumanian government. This is considered as a definite indication of Rumania's att titude.
 '"The correspondent adds that pub lie opinion in Greece is being mani fested more strongly against a teral interpretation of the Serbo-Grn* r compact (obligating Greece to sup other Balkan state). Greece has been released from this arrangement by the action of Serbia.
 King Consults Gounaris.
 "The Athens correspondent of the Vossische Zeitung says that King Coll stantine of Greece consulted H. Gounaris former premier, who is an advocate of strict neutrality, before signing the mobilization order"
 The Overseas News Agency says that the Greek embassy in Berlin has issued orders that all Greeks liable to military service shall call at the embassy for instructions.
 Relief for Unemployed.
 The Association of German Trades Unions, which has several million members, publishes statistics showing that from the outbreak of war until October 31, of last year, 12,7OO,OOO marks ($3,175,ooo) was paid for the relief of the unemployed. Between that time and January 1, the amount was 5,OOO,000 marks, to the enti of April 2,75O,O00 marks and to the end of July 100000 marks. Thus more than 21,OOO,000 marks has been paid out of the funds of the unions, in ad- dition to 1O,000,00G marks given to the families of soldiers.
 Count Julius Andrassy, f'rmer premier of Hungary, says in the neutral, and certainly will do so. If Rumania should join the entente allies and they should win, Russia would be master of the Balkans, which would mean that Run1aniss would become a Russian dependency. Count Andrassy says the central powers appreciate the situation in which RuE1ania is placed, and do not desire her assistance"
New Britain herald., 1915-09-28
Paris Maintains Entente Forc6 tured More Ground in Art0iS
 pagne-- Berlin Claims Offensive
BULGARIA AND GREECE ESTABLISI
 NEUTRAL ZONE BETWEEN

gressive Aftitxl{
 tente Powers.
 The new general tente allies on the resulted in the
 ground both in th
 Souchez. and in
 cording to tod
 statement. All
 counter-attacks
 been beaten of
 French offic<
 days futile att4
 Grown Prince in fI1 the losses of his ar1 recent assaults In 100000,
 Broken at First The German assa positions of yesterd French military med the first line of def held under the preI fire of the Germans. is declared to have three repeated atteff1E being left thickiy German dead and Wf
 NThe Serbian war ports two attempts to cross the Drina tory, both of which silence Ger1,,i The Russians claim German land batterf Riga by the fire of fH cent bombardment. 0x ship was hit by a shell The Serbian ministox ported in Budapea through Berlin to ha* of his intention to leav. ing i'll health as the garian consuls in Mac< ported on the same au been withdrawn on let
 Situation in z
 Berlin has a report Greece to obtain an a Rumania for a comm failed. Greece also In according to Berlin ad would resist the passa troops through Greek supposedly has referer that the entente allies troops to Greece if Bulg tack Serbia.
 German attacks on ID to be determinedly pr Russians are declared t the city with equal dete to be holding the Teutol
 Defeating TcutonI
 Petrograd military a gard the new allied off west as defeating Teui garding both Russia an
 The Russians are gel ammunition now, acco official statements fro while the authorities tl tention to indications mans apparently lack carry out their sweepl that their efforts are b modic.
 Establish Neutra
 Bulgaria and Greece upon the establishment zone between the two cording to the statemel news agency based on to be reliable informal declared to mean that lies have been frustrats tempt to mould the col to their liking.
 Sir Edward Grey. tn eign secretary, announct of commons today tha friends of the entente be powerfully supporte' garia take an aggressivs tile to the allies.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-28

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-05

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-05

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-05

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-05

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auf BEN wshlian arisssf6ouplas &c,
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