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Ackley World

Location

Ackley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1916

Page

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President Wilson Urges Conference for Railroad Dispute

Washington Aug 14 President Wilson asked mediators to consult both sides before any break in the threatened railroad strike. Delegates from four railroad employee organizations agreed to another conference with the federal mediation board to pursue a settlement and avert a strike. Non brotherhood members urged Congress to enact protections for unorganized workers against disruptions from Brotherhood actions.

Washington Wilson New York Federal Board of Mediaton Order of Railway Conductors Board of Mediation Federal Board Mediation Board Big Four Potomac Federal Board of Mediation and Conciliation Men For Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway Great Brotherhoods Congress On Treup Brotherhood BR. T. Frazier Nashville

PLAN 250 MILLION WAR LOAN FOR BRITAIN EXPECTED

Financial circles expect within a fortnight an official announcement that negotiations are complete for a new 250 million loan to Great Britain. The two year issue would bear interest at 5 percent. Securities reportedly include about 800 million in Canadian Argentine and Swiss government bonds and stock and bonds of American railroad and industrial corporations.

New York Great Britain Foterese Gad Industriyl Corporativun

Hunger and Riots Rise Across Mexico Amid Food Shortage

Dispatches report severe hunger fueling riots from Mexico City to Zacatecas with refugees describing loss of lights and streetcar service in the capital. In Chihuahua, Cavazos and Zuazvarra’s forces fight Lopez bandits while Trevino vows to exterminate leaders and protect Americans.

Carranza Durango Lopez Chihuahua City el Pago Vex Mexico City Zacatecas Cavazos Zuazva Trevino Martin Lopez Commandanela Domingo Arrieta Himmer Matios Ramos Wscalon Rio Florida Cerro Gordo

More Troops Ordered to the Border from Illinois and Nearby States

Washington August 14 Twenty five thousand more site troops are ordered to the border by the war department. All Kentucky Ohio and Vermont troops were ordered to move and all departmental commanders were instructed to send troops as soon as equipped. Commanding general, eastern department, has been directed to study Kentucky troops to the.

Vermont Central Department Ohio National Guard Washington War Department Kentucky Wader Gener

Longtime Kansas woman marks 100th birthday in Kenneth

Mrs Elsey Seward Corliss of Kenneth Kansas celebrates her 100th birthday at home in Johnson County. Niece of William H Seward secretary of state under Lincoln she has resided in her present home since 1857. She is survived by one son one grandson and 26 great grandchildren with nearly all joining the party.

Kansas City Elsey Seward Corliss William A. Seward President Lincoln Kenneth Kun Johnson County

Ten Vessels Sunk By German Fleet Near Kiel

A Kiel canal dispatch reports a large German fleet exited the canal and ten ships were sunk by submarines or mines or torpedoed as they moved through the Little Belt. Survivors were landed at Marseille, and a Greek steamer was beached after fire in the Aegean. Forty killed, many injured.

London Copenhagen Kiel Canal Trandorup Little Belt Battle Sea Cattegat Marie Credo Sora San Bernardo Stobart Neptune Danevang North Sea Aranda Mediterranean Marseille St. Sebastian Aegean Stockholm Petrograd Syria Sweden

Curious Exchange of Candy and Slippers

A family scene unfolds as Paul's tuber brings home candy for Diether then presents new sippers for mother. Mother opens the box and shares the candy while Paul asks if he may have the buttque off the slippers, revealing playful misunderstanding.

Paul Turber Diether

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