Viscount Grey Named Temporary British Envoy to Washington
Viscount Grey former British foreign secretary will represent Britain in Washington temporarily while awaiting a permanent ambassador. Bonar Law noted the choice to handle peace settlement questions and ongoing treaty re-casting with the United States.
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London
Viscount Grey
Washington
Lord Grey
Andrew Bonar Law
House of Commons
Kenworthy
Bonar Law
Earl Grey
United States
Great Britain
America
State Department
Lansing
Europe
Viscount Grey of
Fallodon
Sir Edward Grey
Gladstone
Sir Edward
Foreign Office
Northumberland
Ambasador
Reed
Earl of Reading
England
Fortien
Earl of Rose
George Henry Grey
League of Nations
Archduke Joseph Named Governor of Hungary by Allies
Archduke Joseph of the House of Habsburg has been recognized by the allies as Hungary's new master and has assumed the title governor. He pledges to form a coalition cabinet to govern the state.
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Archduke Joseph
House of Hapsburg
Hungary
Entire Tax Levy Here May Reach Sixty Mills
The article notes state county and city levies may total 60 mills, with current county calculations at about 55.425 mills. It includes an added 0.05 mill soldiers welfare fund and a pending livestock levy of 0.5 mill, projected to raise taxes to $60 per $1,000 valuation.
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Soldiers’ Welfare Relief Fund
Soldiers’ Welfare Fund
Italy to Increase Tax on U S Goods
Premier Francisco Nitti told Alfred B. Dennis that Italy will raise tariffs on invested capital and certain American goods as a revenue measure. He noted the exclusion of American autos and farm machinery is temporary due to exchange conditions, not a protectionist barrier.
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Francisco Nitti
Alfred B. Dennis
Rome
Nitti
Dennis
Honduran Rebels Suffer Setbacks Across Front
Reports from Tegucigalpa and surrounding areas indicate Honduran revolutionists faced defeats at Guascoran and Mount Laringlera, with retreat and scattered efforts to avoid capture. Later, at Pedro Galitos near the Nicaraguan frontier, government forces under Gen Rafael Lopes Gutierrez claimed victory and captured prisoners and arms.
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San Salvador
Managua
Nicaragua
Pedro Galitos
Revolu
Honita
Raael Lopes
Gutierrez
Revoluionists
Mexico Departs Undesirable Aliens
Twenty one foreigners including Americans Spaniards Cubans and Argentine citizens were expelled from Mexico by Carranza government officials per Hi Dia Espanol a Mexican City Spanish newspaper dated Aug 8. Misconduct While in Mexico was given as the reason.
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ES Pano
Tex
Argentine Republic
Mexico
Carranza
Hi Dia Espanol
Mexico City
Tinoco Leaves Costa Rica Reported by State Dept
President Tinoco has left Costa Rica. Information reached the state department today but details have not yet been received. Washington reports the move as confirmed, with fuller details expected later.
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Tinoco
Costa Rica
Washington
State Department
Anniversary Mass for Monsignor De Sere at St
An anniversary mass was said for Monsignor De Sere as about a hundred parishioners at St were present. The service honored the late pastor with prayers for his soul. Father Leichner, former confessor to De Sere, and other priests attended the sanctuary.
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Arapet Nlon
Leichner
Labor unions back thrift stamps program for war effort
Organized labor across the United States formally endorses thrift stamps, backing the continuation of the war savings and thrift stamp system as a necessary peacetime institution or the substitution of a national savings body. The June 18 convention of the Federation of Labor approves extending the thrift program to safeguard households and support national finance during wartime and peace.
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United States
U Stamps Committee
Treasury
Ation of Labor
War Savings and Thrift
Thas Susle
Breen seeks reinstatement to city force
Manaamus proceedings heard by Judge J. V. Dwyer regarding assistant Jailer Peter Breen of the Lutte police department. Breen seeks to be restored to his position after being relegated to the eligible list. Attorney William H. Iatoney and John T. Andrew represent Breen. R. L. Clinton for the city. Testimony covered Breen’s appointment, probation, and certificate from former Mayor Maloney. Both sides given five days to file briefs on points of law.
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Manaamus
Peter Breen
Lutte
J. V. Dwyer
Breen
Lst
William H. Iatoney
John T. Andrew
R. L. Clinton
Maloney
Wild steers for wild west show arrive in Walla Walla
Fifty five longhorn steers from Old Mexico arrived in Walla Walla from Omaha. Hand-picked by Dan Clark, Union Pacific livestock agent, the steers are to be used at the Frontier Days exhibition scheduled for September 11 to 13.
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Alla Walla
Wash
Mexico
Omaha
Dan Clark
Union Pacific
Tacoma to buy Lake Cushman power site election
Tacoma voters approved purchase of the Lake Cushman power site by a wide margin with 4,012 ballots. The city will pay 800000 dollars and plans a power plant costing about 5 million dollars to more than double municipal capacity.
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Tacoma
Wash
Lake Cushman
En Deere Eee
Amputation of Leg 15 Found Necessary
Charles W. Lane a prominent Butte citizen underwent hospital surgery at Murray yesterday as doctors removed a leg to halt infection from an accident years ago. Lane, proprietor of the Arizona and Mercury streets blacksmith shop, survived the operation and was reported in good spirits with prospects for recovery.
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Charles W. Lane
Butte
Murray Hospital
Lane
Arizona and
Mercury Streets
Mississippi
American gamblers target Luzzatti in Rome case
In Rome on Monday an associate of Americans claimed Luzzatti received letters from the United States asking him to place sums of money in an international lottery. They viewed him as a sponsor but Luzzatti declined, saying he is not a lottery promoter.
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Eusnor Luzzatti
United States
Signor Lugeatt
Marriage Licenses Issued in Butte and Tacoma Pairings
The office records show marriages granted to Fred Anstile and Ann Martin of Butte, and to Orren W. McLoughlin of Tacoma with Amy Simmer of Butte. The announcements note the couples seeking lawful unions in the local registry.
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Fred Anstile
Ann Martin
Butte
Orren W. McLoughlin
Tacoma
Amy Simmer
Is Now a Good Time to Drive Out Catarrh Ad
An advert touts the 8. 8. S. vegetable blood remedy for catarrh, urging thorough cleansing of the blood and promising relief at the disease’s source. It notes a medical department with free individualized case study guidance and lists Swift Specific Co. of Atlanta as the advertiser.
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Adress Swift Specific Co
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Advt
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