Cascade electrification push on St Paul line gains pace
Electrical progress for the Cascade Mountains segment of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway advances with poles rising and bonding planned. C. A. Goodnow notes rapid work as the second electric zone nears operation, extending 681 miles of electrified track with eight substations and 25 000 horsepower total capacity.
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Dutch protest to Germany over Aug seven raid
The Hague August 16 official announcement said the Netherlands minister in Berlin has been instructed to protest to German foreign offices against the Aug 7 violation of Dutch territorial waters by German airplanes and torpedo boats off Seheld.
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Russians and Rumanians Driven Across the Sereth Front
Berlin reports Russian and Rumanian forces on the western bank of the Sereth were driven back across the river. Field Marshal von Mackensen’s troops reported a heavy clash with more than 1800 prisoners taken and 18 captured, as the fighting on the Unanian front intensified.
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Portland Carmen Demand Shorter Hours in Strike Threat
Portland union men with the Amalgamated Street and Electric Railway Employes Association demand shorter hours and higher wages from Portland Railway Light and Power Company. Officers warn of a strike if the request is refused, awaiting the president FT Griffith to return for response.
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Banners Torn By Police In White House Protest
Washington police destroyed suffragist banners outside the White House gates, tearing four from demonstrators as they left headquarters. An inspector and captain said banners of Kaiser Wilson would not be allowed, while regular suffragist banners were protected.
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Strangled in Jail Infirmary Arrested Editor Dies
Paris reports Miguel Almereyda editor of Bonnet Rouge died in a prison infirmary from strangulation. Autopsy cited use of a thin cord like a shoestring. He faced sedition charges. The ministry of Justice confirmed the cause as strangulation. More than 1,000,000 hides are used yearly in motor upholstery.
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Parliament Called If Crisis Forces Reassembly
London Aug 16 The House of Commons debated whether Parliament would be recalled in a crisis with Premier Lloyd George and Chancellor Bonar Law answering. A potential armistice prompted questions on reassembly, while grain market news from Portland and large Allied loans to Italy and Belgium were reported.
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