U S Moves to Expel German Envoy Attaches
Washington reports that the state department will widen investigations of German embassy officials in the United States. Captains Karl Boy-ed and Franz Von Papen face possible exequatur cancellation or removal. Discussions involve Alexander Von Nuber and potential safe conducts for their return. The Attaches are deemed persona non grata and must leave. Count Von Bernstorff and the Hamburg American line trials are referenced in related testimony.
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Washington
Karl Boy-ed
Franz von Papen
State Department
United States
Wilson
Department
Alexander von Nuber
New York
Boyed
von Papen
Germany
Great Britain
France
Mexico
Count von Bernstorff
Lansing
Roger Wood
Boyd
Boy-ed
Count von Berneterif
Allomerdtienera Warren
Delegates to Meet Wilson at National Convention
Delegates from the National Association arrive for the convention with 800 representatives to meet President Wilson. A commission from the national organization opposes women’s suffrage and will present its views today, amid mixed sentiment at the event.
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Wilson
National Association
Comwter
Rats Anderrand
Weman
Is Your Rheumatism a Weather Prophet
Fragmented OCR text mentioning rheumatism and weather beliefs, with unclear names or locations. No clear event or concrete facts to summarize. likely an old column note about weather and rheumatism beliefs.
How Is Your Liver Product Promotion Rouses Question
A vintage ad-like fragment touts Hood’s liver remedy with claims of aiding torpid liver and biliousness while promising ease of swallowing with sugar coating. It mentions price 50 cents and a Lowell Massachusetts origin.
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Hood
Hood Co
Lowell
Masa
Minnesota liner Minnesota plagued by explosion rumors
San Francisco reports say the crippled liner Minnesota returning to the Golden Gate has three men in its brig suspected of an explosion in the engine room. Great Northern officials in St Paul acknowledge a message about the incident and arrests. The ship, about 780 miles south of San Francisco, makes slow progress toward port as tug and salvage vessels aid.
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San Francisco
Minnesota
Golden Gate
Great Northern Company
Balfour, Guthrie & Co
Seattle
Wash
Secret Service
St. Paul
C. W. Wiley
The
Steamship Company
Garrick
Baron Von Brincken Surrenders on Immunity Claim
Baron George Wilhelm von Brincken, claiming immunity as a military attache, surrendered to federal authorities in San Francisco and was charged with attempting to destroy commerce with the entente allies. He posted a $10,000 bail. The case ties him to Charles Crowley and Lewis Smith in managing German funds for destructive aims linked to vessels bearing clothing and ammunition. A wider probe targets neutrality cases and Robert Capelle, tied to the German steamship Ottawa, who has been hidden aboard since the war’s start.
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San Francisco
George Wilhelm von Brincken
von Brincken
Charles C. Crowley
Lewis J. Smith
Crowley
Robert Capelle
North Dierman Lloyd Steamship Company
Ottawa
Sausalito
Opportunities in Colombia for U S Manufacturers
Francisco Excobar of Bogota told New York delegates at an international trade conference that Colombia holds vast chances for American producers and investors. He warned that Latin American trade potential is slipping away as war disrupts finance and urged studying the past to plan for a booming future, highlighting Colombia’s large population, coast, and room for foreign capital to spur growth.
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New York
Francisco Excobar
Chamber of Commerce
Bogota
Colombia
Nal
Association of Manufacturers
Latin America
Escobar
Facobar
South America
United State
Thia
Exeohar
Twitter
Lees
Eirentat Medi
Ae Terwign
Dota Bo
Kaen Ober
Reuntry
Earnter Weld
Iso Greet Geld
Cepital Energy
Enter
Foreige
Boston man held by Russians as spy arrives in New York
John George Simon of Boston, jailed in Moscow as a German spy, returned to New York aboard the Frederick VIII. He recounted being seized with a Chicago associate, kept in an underground cell for four days without light or heat and fed only water. US consul-general Snodgrass secured releases, though Keen faced longer detention.
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New York
John George Simon
Boston
Moscow
Frederick
Simons
John E. Snodgrass
United States
Kowsian
Mr. Keen
Snodgrass
Simon
Russia's "Evil Councilors" Reported in Telegram
London dispatch describes a Telegram from a Servian exile to Tsar Nicholas II claiming that Servia is ever loyal to Russia, that it has mobilized its forces, and that destruction was caused by failures of unnamed advisers. The text is fragmented and reflects wartime rhetoric about Servia.
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London
Peter of
Servia
Bens Servian
Peror Nicholas
Russia
Tribute to Spaulding at Granite City event
A fragmented OCR note recalls a Friday evening tribute program at One Spaulding assembly hall in Granite City. It mentions local participants, a staged reading, and a general sense of communal entertainment amid garbled lines and missing words.
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Mie Wamphrey
Tenchert
Spaulding
Granite City
Nelind
Monavernt
Fragments Hint at Online Betel and Scores
Fragmentary OCR hints at an online betting site and a September event. Mentions Sea, cats, Gee Cane and Der Ianetn ck Sere erase p. Unclear names and dates. reads as a damaged tease about a bet and a forthcoming game or event.
Water cure promises quick health via hot water and limestone phosphate
An advertisement urges readers to start a one week daily routine of hot water and limestone phosphate before breakfast. It claims cleansing the stomach liver kidneys and bowels improves digestion skin tone appetite and energy, and helps relieve constipation biliousness acid stomach rheumatic pains and pallid complexion.
Preparedness Depends on Railroads Amid War Fears
New York refused details as George Dallas Dixon of the Pennsylvania Railroad warned at an international trade conference that national mobilization hinges on efficient internal transportation. He urged stronger rail systems for rapid troop and supply movement, noting military needs outweigh mere profits and that wartime readiness could redefine the nation’s priorities.
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New York
United States
Fh Hncinson
George ‘ Dallas Dixon
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dixon
Andrew Freedman
New York National Capital
Preedman
Richard Croker
Preparednes
Tammany
Marshall Field
Japan and China Deadlock and A Hindus Deported
Washington reports Kijuro Shidehara says the United States opposes delaying the restoration of a Chinese monarchy. China Japan talks remain deadlocked yet ongoing. A sensational case emerges as two Hindus ordered deported over alleged revolutionary plots tied to German funding.
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Washington
Kijuro Shidehara
Netherlands
Tokio
United States
America
China
Japan
India
Germany
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