Peace Conference Deepens Manchuria Talks at Portsmouth
The peace conference parsed articles four and five, with article four on the Liao Tung peninsula lease agreed. Russia and Japan show mutual caution over Sakhalin while delays and brinkmanship hint at potential deadlock, amid mobilization talk and world scrutiny.
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Portsmouth
Aus
Sakhalin
Artiele
Associated Press
Liso Yang Peninula
Bionde
Elliott Islands
Port Arthur
Danny
Japan
Liao Tung
Island
Anniversary of Crimean battle celebrated in Turin
Turin marks the fiftieth anniversary of the Battle of Teher haya during the Crimean expedition. King Victor Emmanuel arrives amid military and civil honors as thousands visit the city. General La Marmora leads a grand parade with Borsaglieri regiments and survivors reviewed.
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Turin
Haly
Teherhaya
Victor Emanuel
la Mare Mora
Bava Reovaria
la Marmora
Royal
Carrie
Japanese Seize Telegraph Gear in Sakhalin and Tartan Prs
Japanese forces report swift success in Manchuria and Tartary as Admiral Kataoka’s detachment attacks Lazereba point in Tartary straits on August 13, with one Japanese killed and four wounded and Russians dispersed. A destroyer seized telegraph gear and eighteen men at Baire. Reconnaissance along Kirin road drives Russian outposts. eleven Russians killed and ten captured on August 12 near Kington.
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Manchuria
Tartary Straits
Sakhalin
Rome
Kirin
Chang Tui
Kington
New England Military Rifle Tournament Opens in Wakefield
The first annual New England Military Rifle Association interstate tournament opens in Wakefield Massachusetts with teams from Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut competing for trophies including the Sanborn cup awarded for the highest aggregate score in five team contests. The event aims to boost military rifle practice across the region.
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Wakefield
Mass
New England Military Rifle Association
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Walter L. Sandon
Taft Reception Magnificent Impromptu Assembly
Manila August reports a grand reception for Taft with civic and military presence. About 300 attendees joined a tented banquet before plans to sail at night for Bacolod and its Occidental sugar province, marking a social and diplomatic moment.
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Manila
Tleilo
Harnessing Sierra Streams Vast Power for Pacific Coast
San Francisco August 1945 a study shows Pacific Coast cities from Portland to Los Angeles rely on hydroelectric power from mountain streams. Mill Creek plant near Redlands delivers 20 000 HP to Seattle and Tacoma while Sierra streams fuel long distance transmission feeding streetcars yards mills and cities. Experts note Sierra power could run transportation coast to coast and aims to expand electric motive power.
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Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Cal
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
Spokane
Oakland
Berkeley
Alameda
Sacramento
Stockton
San Jose
Bakersfield
Fresno
Los Angeles
Mill Creek
Redlands
United States
Puyallup
Mount Rainier
Hecht
Wash
Sierra
Northern Pacific Railway
Redondo
California
Kern River
Sierras
Reciproc ity Conference Calls for Global Trade Expansion
Chicago hosts the national reciprocity conference with leading commercial and industrial figures from the west and northwest. The event aims to expand foreign markets for American products and establish reciprocal trade relations with other powers, led by representatives from agriculture, manufacturing, and commerce groups. Former Senator W A Harris of Kansas joins as a prominent participant.
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Chicago
West
Northwest
National Live Stock Association
Shorthorn Breeders’ Association of America
National Live Stock Exchange
Axe Commercial Mbsculation
Manufacturers’ Geoperation
Jonal Grange
The
Millers’ Fedn
Chicago Board of Trade
Agricultural Implements Manufacturers’ Association
United States
Wilton
Department of Agricntture
Metcalf
Department of Labor and Commerce
Recetary
Metenif
Primaters
W. A. Harris
Kang Jean
Movement supporters warn of peril to U S commerce and urge reciprocity
Supporters say the movement must ready to meet a foreign commercial assault or risk stagnation as Europe shrinks and Britain remains a sole European market. Germany is warned as a rival contends for Central and South American trade. reciprocity is urged to influence Congress. The New York State Barbers' Association opened its annual convention with a business meeting and a planned clambake at Patti Park.
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United States
Europe
Great Britain
Germany
Central
South America
New York State
Barbers’ Association
Patti Park
Four-year-old Manel Monsoya dies after brief illness
A four year old boy Manel Monsoya died today at his home in Seth Barelas after a brief illness. He was a faithful employee of the Albuquerque Foundry and leaves a wife and five children. The funeral will be held Thursday morning with burial at San Jose cemetery Lead and Copp New York.
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Manel Monsoya
Seth Barelas
Albuquerque
Ty San Jove
Agriculture Secretaries Probe Live Stock Transit Conditions
Secretary of Agriculture Janiel Wilson and Dr Swan arrived in Chicago to study current live stock transportation practices. They plan to assess required in transit feeding and rest provisions under federal law to determine necessary conveniences for cattle in transit. Later, in Cincinnati, the National League Tageball meeting opened, previously named Har Chichke but altered at member request. Money markets in New York show calls at 142 percent, prime commercial paper at AGES percent.
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Chicago
Agrculture
Janiel Wilson
BS. Swan
Bureau of Animal Industry
Wilson
Washington
Cincinnati
Ohio
National Tageball League
Hopefulness Rises Over Yellow Fever in New Orleans
Reports from New Orleans indicate belief among the public that the yellow fever outbreak is subsiding as cases decrease in the prior 24 hours. Doctors predict continued improvement within forty days and note the city may see an end to the visitation of the disease.
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Etnee
Potal
Gutierres
Exper
New Orleans
Yesteriay
Fraternal Eagles Meet in Denver for Grand Aerie Session
Delegates from Maine to California gather in Denver for the Grand Aerie annual session. A revised code aims to tighten membership despite no occupation ban and a home plan is under discussion. Henry W. Davis is favored for grand president amid pledges from key delegates. Public reception at Tabor Grand opera house draws packed audience.
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Denver
Colo
Aerie
Order of Eagles
Maine
California
Grand Aerie
National Lodge
Henry W. Davis
Davis
Timoty Sullivan
New York
Tabor Grand Opera House
McDonald
Aerie No. 30
den’ Zens
Private car lines under ICC inquiry sparked by complaints
Washington Aug 15 The interstate commerce commission began an investigation into private car lines on its own initiative following complaints. The probe targets Armour refrigerator cars American Refrigerator Transportation Santa Fe Refrigerator Despatch and eleven railroads including Atchison Topeka Santa Fe and Southern Pacific over alleged interstate commerce violations.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Armour Refrigerators Car Line
American Refrigerator Transportation Company
Santa Fe Refrigerator
Atchison, Topeka, & Sante Fe
Southern
Pacife
British scientists open Cape Town meeting
British Association for the Advancement of Science begins its annual meeting in Cape Town on August 15, with a three day program. After adjournment members tour to Durban Pieter Maritzburg and Natal battlefields then visit Johannesburg Pretoria Kimberley Bloemfontein Bulawayo for a two month trip.
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Capetown
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Nded
Durban
Pietermaritzburg
Natal
Johannesburg
Pretoria
Kimberry
Blomfontein
Bulawayo
Moon Eclipse Seen Across Cities Amid Cloudy Skies
New York reports the moon eclipse observed despite thick cloud cover with periodic clearings. St Paul notes government land openings on 37,890 acres across White Earth Red Lake Fon du Lac and Chippewa reservations at 1.25 per acre. Boston wool market holds steady with rising small mill demand and strong receipts. Alamogordo reports Herbert Cripen fasting forty two days since June 16 with no food yet continuing under medical guidance. he aims to extend beyond fifty days with caution.
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Minnesota
St. Paul
Minn
White Earth
Red Lake
Fon du Lac
Chippewa
Alamogordo
N. M
Herbert Crepin
Crippen
Standard Oil Declares Quarter Dividend
New York August 11 The Standard Oil company has declared a dividend for the quarter of 6 per share, payable September 1, making 30 per share this year, against 29 per share in the corresponding period last year.
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New York
Standard Oil Company
Bank to settle as judge appoints receiver in Missouri case
In St Louis Missouri on August 15 the county circuit court granted a receiver for Peoples United Treasures as part of voluntary liquidation. The judge appointed the receiver but stayed the action temporarily after a supplementary petition by the attorney general. the bank director had previously vacated an earlier order claiming a procedural challenge by Segal.
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St Louis
Lin
St. Louie County
Peoples’ United Tenuuves
Akeo
Bank
Hrecto
Wits Segal
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Charles P. Norton
University of Hufffalo
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Money On Call
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Great American Bird Now
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Convention of Florists
Washington, D.C
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Natonal Rifles Armory
Masonic Temple
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