Carnegie Leaves Hefty Fortune After Death
The will puts Carnegie's estate at between 25 million and 30 million dollars, detailing $5960,600 for public and charitable institutions and annuities near $200,000 for friends and relatives. It leaves specific sums to Taft, George, Mrs Roosevelt, Mrs Preston, and others, with life-time provisions for his widow and daughter Margaret.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Taft
George
England
Theodore Roosevelt
Thomas J. Preston
Carnegie
Margaret
Roswell Miller
Robert A. Franks
Pleseut Llewellyn Park
Oranke
N. J
George Irvine
Government Orders Restoring Rail Service in West States
Director General Hines warned public and railroad officers in California Arizona and Nevada that full rail service would resume after 7 am Saturday. Striking employees who do not return by then will be replaced. He urged cooperation from governors and mayors to maintain traffic and prevent train interference.
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Arizona
Nevada
California
Uncle Sam
Morning Journal
Washington
Hines
Railroad Administration
Brotherhood
Four Brotherhoods
United States
Mr. Hines
Prokrens
Amars
Los Angele
Pacific Electric Railway Compar
Sieam
United States Railroad Administration
Only Woman Publisher of English Newspaper
The article notes Countess Bathurst, a prominent woman newspaper owner in England, managing the London Post and challenging Lord Northcliffe as a top competitor. It discusses her role amid broader Allied and imperial press dynamics and the era's media landscape.
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Countess Bathhurst
England
The
London Post
Papters
Lord Northcliffe
President Wilson Loses Popularity as new party talk grows
A special correspondent notes that leading politicians fear a coming factional clash with independent movements possibly creating a new party. Both major parties face dissident elements and the idea of a cross‑party leader attractors from the Non-Partisan League Women voters soldiers and sailors and various minority groups are named as potential recruits.
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Albuqueraque Morning Journal
New York World
Washington
William Jennings Bryan
Republican Congress
League of Nations
Paresemt
Republican Party
Wilson
League
Northwest
North
Factional Feud Declares Agua Prieta Jail Turmoil
Agua Prieta authorities guard the jail after arrests of Pahiea Gonzales and Horatio Vamone, allies of Judge Gabriele Trajilie. A tense night follows as militants escort a federal appointee from the post office and officials seek troops from Governor Cables to quell the unrest.
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Osse Rote
Loreen
Mii Douglas
Ariz
Agua Prieta
Pahiea Gonzales
Horatio Vamone
Gabriele Trajilie
Seainst
Srutine
Refige
Federal
Haima
Gon
Alex
Camon
Francisco Monge
Juitee of the Peace
Tate
Municipal
Theyousales
Camour
Monge
Uaris
Agus Prieta
Aris
Tresidente Tate
Cables
Lane Calls Public Hearing on Economic Problems
Washington date August 28 President Wilson should convene a conference of representatives of capital labor and industrial managers and the public to discuss the nations perplexing economic problems Secretary of the Interior Lane declared that until now only capital and later business leaders have been in discussions the time has come to give the public a voice as well as the brains of modern organizations
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Washington
Wilson
Lane
Catal
Hobby Arrives in Van Horn for Texas Cattlemen’s Event
Governor W P Hobby of Texas rode a horse to the roping contest and riding match in Van Horn after attending a banquet in his honor. Mrs Hobby accompanied him. The cattlemen’s celebration drew local attention as public figures joined the festivities.
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Hobby
van Horn
Texas
Tocernor W. P. Hobby
Striking San Francisco Yardmen Agree to Return to Work
Striking San Francisco yardmen will return to work tomorrow after a night decision. A spokesperson for Southern Pacific reported the agreement, resolving the labor action at the yard and enabling normal operations to resume. The notice cites the yard division superintendent’s confirmation of the plan.
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San Francisco
Kuan
Bain Francises
At & Oelack
Anearn
Southern Pacific
Lope Wing
Trainmen Return to Duty Amid Stalled Break in Strikes
In Los Angeles on August 2 a number of veteran engineers and conductors reported back to the Santa Fe depot. Officials said a train was ready to move but lacked one brakeman to complete a full crew.
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Los Angeles
Banta Fe
Aly
Theater strike spreads to Washington shuts Shubert show
Actors and stage workers walk out at the Shubert theater in Washington causing the opening performance of Up from Nowhere to be canceled. The nationwide strike by actors and producers has already closed venues in New York and Chicago.
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Meadhes Capital
Washington
New York
Chicago
Hanvis and WusiClins
Shubert Erases
Kamostey Leads Breakthrough Against Bolshevik Forces
Dispatch from General Kamontay reports a breakthrough against the led army with 13 000 Bolsheviki captured and 20 mobilized untrained men dispersed. Kamontey refutes claims that communications were cut.
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London
Genera Kamostey
Kamontey
Shopmen Officials Favor Acceptance of Wage Offer
Union leaders announce support for the president's proposed wage increase after reviewing the terms. Officials say the proposal meets key demands and will be presented to members for approval.
Government vows action as rail strike persists
The text notes an illegal strike under organizational laws, with executives urging workers back. The director general calls for public-service restoration, and the president orders all strikers not returning by August 7 to be regarded as terminated. Federal law targets interference with railroad property and actions endangering mail delivery.
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Cader Wilson
San Franriaca
Angeles
United States
Washington Scene Hines Aide Disintegrating In Public
Fragmentary text describes confusion at a Washington event with Hines, director general, amid a troubled situation. The tenuous status and ongoing discussions hint at a fading plan or disintegration of the appeal in the capital.
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Treaty of Guadalupe
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Press Publishing Co
Mexico City
Mexico
Pletcher
Tonillanx
Bonillas
Cabrera
King
Cabrer
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Atlantic City
Honillas
Pershing
Lady Wathhurst
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