Bread Price Rise to Be Probed by Federal Trade Commission
Chicago August 11 The Federal Trade Commission will investigate a proposed rise in retail bread prices said Edward N Hurley chairman of the commission who arrived in Chicago on a business trip He noted bakers at Salt Lake had signaled an increase and a formal inquiry would start promptly if the price is raised.
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Chicago
Federal Trade Commission
Edward N. Hurley
Commission
Hurley
Salt Lake
German Casualties as Figured by the British
London reports German casualties for July totaling 122,540, with a war-wide tally since the start reaching 3,135,177. July deaths include 21,196 from wounds, 2,062 from sickness, 18,834 missing, 17,807 severely wounded, 5,654 wounded, and 50,157 slightly wounded. Remaining wounded are listed as 9,614. Overall totals: killed or died of wounds 735,866, died of sickness 48,544, prisoners 157,975, missing 199,642, severely wounded 425,175, wounded 768,085, slightly wounded 1,152,180, with 147,742 wounded remaining with units. Naval and colonial losses are not included.
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London
Death of Lazard Freres leader David Kahn in Paris
Paris reports confirm David Kahn head of Lazard Freres is dead in Paris. An American citizen born in France about 70 years ago he naturalized in the United States after arriving as a young man. He helped establish banks in New Orleans and San Francisco and later joined Lazard Freres rising to senior partner.
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New York
David Kahn
Lazard Freres
Paris
Cable Dispatch
France
New Orleans
San Francisco
London
Funeral arrangements for Dr John B Murphy
Chicago Aug 12 Funeral arrangements for Dr John B Murphy noted surgeon who died yesterday at Mackinac Island will be completed today on arrival of the body with Mrs Murphy. The sudden death drew tributes from his former friends and associates.
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Chicago
John B. Murphy
Mackinac Island
Clash Reports in Magypt Across Aug 4 and 10
London reports ongoing fighting between British and Turkish forces in Magypt except near the Suez canal. Official statement notes no major successes for either side, Turkish counterattacks briefly pushed back British cavalry before Turkish forces withdrew to their intrenchments.
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London
Suez Canal
Seventh Day Adventist Expounds Sabbath and Law
Pastor N brntson argues the Ten Commandments remain binding and the Sabbath is part of the moral law. He contrasts ceremonial law as prefiguring Christ with the eternal weekly Sabbath rooted in creation, urging strict observance and announcing a final tent meeting titled Thirteen Reasons Why We Believe the Lord Is Soon Coming.
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N. (. Brntson
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Christ
God
Abel
Abraham
Jesus
Moses
Dave
Paul
Mullane public spirited candidate vows square deal in Silver Bow
Michael Mullane, longtime owner of Bon Ton horse shoeing shop at 20 South Arizona, Butte, and resident of 1315 Jefferson, seeks votes with a pledge of justice and a square deal for all. He notes business growth despite autos. Paid political advertisement.
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Mullane
Butte
Arizona Street
Bon Ton
Roosevelt May Tour Middle West in Republican Campaign
National Chairman William R. Willcox announced Theodore Roosevelt could travel to the Middle West for five or six campaign speeches. One speech is planned for Maine, with the former president meeting in Oyster Bay.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Middle West
William R. Willcox
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
SUFFRAGISTS WANT WILSON IN Atlantic City VISIT
President Wilson promised to address the National American Woman's Suffrage association convention at Atlantic City on September if engagements allow. In a letter to Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt he said his desire is to accept but noted conditional obligations tied to a Kentucky trip in early September may prevent it.
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New York
Wilson
National American Woman's Suffrage Association
Atlantic City
Carrie Chapman Catt
Kentucky
Restored to His Old Post as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
Lord Wimborne, succeeding Lord Aberdeen, was restored to his former position as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland on February 18, 2015 after resignations by Wimborne and Chief Secretary Birrell following Dublin’s revolt. A commission found Birrell’s policy could have prevented the revolt. Wimborne was not at fault.
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Lord Wimborne
Lord Aberdeen
Ireland
Dublin
Birrell
Wimborne
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