Large War Fund Appropriations Advance in Senate Debate
A report on congressional actions shows Senate consideration of a large war fund package. Army and military academy appropriations total over 2 million dollars with adjustments in the House and later amendments for relief of dependents and wartime needs. The debate touched on military funding, border voting rights, and adjustments to the overall appropriation, including increases aimed at national defense and emergency support programs.
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Mae Bibbinge
Daly
Wilson
Alcmiash
Fade
Saxony
Army
Renalo
Euiianion
Vegatur Aring Nordlord
Moxie Emergenoys
Secretary of War
Borden
Arden
Avon
Tie Kenta
Beler Dedake
Protest Sent to England Over Blacklisting of U S Firms
Washington announced that American Ambassador Ige will deliver to the British Foreign Office a note protesting the blacklisting of U S business firms under the trading with the enemy act. Acting Secretary Polk said the communication asserted general principles of international law without targeting specific firms or individuals.
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Washington
Ige
Foreign Office
Lawton
Polk
Sip
Killing Quickly Avenged Die at ... George Whitney Agent
Fragmentary text notes a case involving George Whitney and Thompson with references to an attorney and a filing. The readable portions imply a lethal act and a related legal action or accusation but details are unclear.
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George Whitney
Thompson
Wank Thoms
Guardsmen Rejected for Weight at Arizona Draft Exam
Twenty two members of the 1st cavalry and militia guards of Pra were rejected from fat physical examinations in Nogales Arizona. Most were underweight and sent to Salt Lake.
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Linh
Nogales
Ariz
1St Hallery
Neloral Guard
Pra
West Nogalek Tor Salt Lake
Must Pay Own Fare Home Warbligh Guardsment Text
War on distant border causes officials to require individuals to cover travel costs for dependents. The decision stems from resource strain and shifts financial burden onto households.
Antified: Government Move Over Duke Cuntherkerd and Others
The report cites an expected government decision to deprive the Duke of Cuntherkerd the title of Abany and Prince Aiert at Schleswit Hol. Aten Ot phir Reriisy. Four men entombed in Americd Mork amid a dramatic event near O'GIGE Tharday. A blast west of Amerikan Furl left authorities assessing the broader Dutch theater.
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Duke
Cuntherkerd
Luke
Aiert
Americd Mork
Utalk Honn
Amerikan Furl
Fractured Text Hints at Political Ad Session
Fragmented OCR note references a senate discussion involving Senator Lihat and unclear locations. Readable fragments point to a political ad or hearing context and possible attribution to Whale Esland. No clear dates or outcomes are present in the legible lines.
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Senate
Lihat
Whale
Esland
Perse Qanedy
Carranza Talks of Peace Conference Plans
General Carranza outlined a peace conference approach and pledged cooperation with the United States to guard the border against further raids. He discussed plans to present at an early week conference and hinted at Mexico's openness to foreign capital under equal laws during reconstruction.
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Maxton Clry
Dean Capernad
Dlacanaail
Withilenwat
Amanteais Troopa
Mexica
Fieliuer
Ceheral Carman Rio Ti
Mexico
Carrania Dild
United States
Requille Gyn
Prevent Revolutionary Movement
Carranza
Six Persons Drowned in Cloudburst Near Here
Six people drowned in a flash flood near here Sunday night after a party of nine travelers were in a vehicle returning through Fureki Canyon when a wall of water swept over them. The dead include M. Talbott, his wife and child, Mya 21, pine and child, and Harold Myers Jr., aged 6.
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Siz
Whatee
Fureki Canyon
I M. Talbott
Pine
Harold Myers
Heat Kills Children Amid Montreal Heat Wave
A severe heat spell in Montreal over the past week has caused numerous child deaths and illnesses. Officials report high temperatures reaching dangerous levels with limited relief during daytime hours.
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Montreal
Oelonk
Student Soldiers to be Mustered Out for College Work
National guard units will release student soldiers from full time service to pursue college studies. The measure aims to allow students to complete coursework while preserving their eligible status. Officials emphasize coordinated steps with schools and military authorities.
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National Guard
Fe Fehl
Ciel
Wall
British reply 13 not satisfactory to U S on neutral mails
Washington cables to Ambassadors Page in London and Sharp in Paris seek a full answer to the American note on interference with neutral mails. The British memorandum says Britain cannot assume responsibility until detailed investigation, citing misdirected letters and neutral mail outturn as causes. It says the Medan mail removal facts differ, and effective censorship by Britain remains not fully challenged.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Ambassador Page
London
Ambassador Sharp
Paris
Wilson
Great Britain
Als Majesty
Medan
Imer
Mecklenburg
Twenty two killed in Cleveland tunnel gas explosion
In Cleveland Ohio a tunnel explosion entombed twelve workers and released deadly fumes that overpowered rescue teams. Four investigators from local state and federal agencies will probe the incident while eight rescuers survive and ten fled the scene.
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Gage
Cleveland
Ohio
Mne
Rescue Parisen
Canada to Deploy 10 000 Soldiers Amid War Mobilization
Ottawa announces that ten thousand Canadian troops will advance soon as war preparations reach completion. The department confirms all necessary arrangements are in place to mobilize forces.
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Canada
Ottawa
Tr Wan
Milla Department
Alps
Mediation Talks Open on Clothing Strike in Washington
Settlement of the wrike of bookmakers in New York City reaches twelve weeks with federal area of conciliation expected to attempt progress, Ike announced during mediation.
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Washington
New York City
Ike
Border Camps Is Excellent Order on Guard Duty on Border
Maj. Gen. Tayler Bliss reviewed 25 000 National Guard members on the border to ensure good living conditions and deny exaggerated reports of harsh provisions. He urged liberal leeway to release guardsmen with dependents as military needs permit. Bliss said many guardsmen remain on duty and that sending some home would still leave enough to handle emergencies. President Wilson noted the guard’s Mexican border duty as essential and honorable.
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el Paso
Texas
Tayker
Bliss
Organization Command
Era
Buss
Ating
United States
Henry Smith
Whramac
Ind
National Guard
Wilson
Conscience Fund Contributions Rise in Fiscal Year
Washington reports the conscience fund receipts for the year ending June 30 total $54,023 bringing the cumulative returns to $498,702. The fund collects voluntary donations to atone for actions harming the government.
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Washington
Treasury
James Whitcomb Riley Dies After Paralysis Attack
Hoosier poet James Whitcomb Riley succumbs following an attack of paralysis. Details highlight his long literary career and influence on American folklore.
Warthipa Patrols Along Coast After Submarine Sighting
Warthipa ships patrolled near the three mile line after reports of a submarine sighting. Allied warships lay off the coast and conducted a rigid patrol while remaining at sea for several days seeking the intruder.
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Warthipa
Norfolk
Capes
Three Mile Hill
Extended Homesteaders' Levy Resolution Rejected
A joint resolution extending the Homesteaders' Levy with a lever of absence credits public funds. The measure passed the house but stalled in federal services and with Me national gins. Adoption occurred Friday by the house.
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Wablington
Bomb Explodes During Parade Wrecking Crowds and Warnings
A powerful bomb exploded at the corner of Stewart and Mickel streets during a parade injuring many and killing several people. Witnesses describe a scene of panic as debris flew into streets and buildings. A lodger named Josepheon was arrested on subpoena amid suspicions of a planned attack, and a threatening Roman-script note to San Francisco newspapers warned of further actions.
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Stewart and Mickel Streets
Parvinean
First California Infantry
Mia
Kinslay van Door
Oakland
San Francisco
James Whitcomb Riley Dies at Home in Indianapolis
Indianapolis reports the death of James Whitcomb Riley on July 22 due to paralysis. The Hoosier poet, born in 1849, never married and spent his later years at his Indianapolis home. A nationwide Riley Day banquet and school observances on October 7, 1915 honored his life and work.
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Indianapolis
Moore
James Whitcomb Riley
Horn of the Middle
Hig
Mr. Riley
Indianapalts
Ex Senator Patterson Dead Editor and Political Leader
Denver Thomas M Patterson former United States senator died at his home on July 3 age seventy seven after weeks of ill health. Patterson served Colorado in the Senate from 1901 to 1907 and owned and edited major Denver papers. He led the Populist era nationally and later was a Democratic figure with substantial real estate wealth in Denver valued by associates at several millions.
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Denver
Thomas M. Patterson
United States
Senator Patterson
Colorado
United States Senate
Rocky Mountain News
Denver Times
Senate
Tragedy Reported in Lake Forest Illinois Case
The bodies of a man, a woman believed to be his wife, and their one year old boy were found along the Sookie river bank near Lake Forest. A reveler was nearby.
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Inlinois
Lake Forest
Than
Spain Ships Submarine to U S as Cruiser Extramadura Sails
Madrid announces that the cruiser Extramadura will depart for the United States to receive a submarine built for Spain. The vessel now owned by Spain is in an American port awaiting transfer.
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Spain
Madrid
United States
Allied Onslaught Front Advances Press on Porleren
On the Wantorn Front Allied forces press a furious onslaught across Porleren and surrounding areas. German positions along the high plateau are under pressure as British and Russian units push toward vital supply lines and river crossings.
England Not Tired of War Says Derby in London
London reports Lord Derby asserts Britain remains united and committed to the war, rejecting fatigue. He credits American support and stressed resolve to defeat Germany, warning against misreading public sentiment as weakness and urging continued sacrifice.
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London
Derby
Lord Kerby
Germany
Millions for Good Agals Allocation Announced
Washington reports an appropriation of 5 million dollars under the Good Roads Act. Texas receives the largest share at 927 thousand. New York, Pennsylvania, and other states follow with smaller amounts.
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Washington
Lyme
Department of Ia Tare
Treasury Department
Texas
New York
Idaho
Nevada
Uriah
Wyoming
Child Labor Looms in Washington Debate Over Funds
A fragmented Washington report notes Senator Pepe and Democratic readers receiving word Wednesday about a looming child labor issue linked to the Columbia appropriation. The piece hints at political maneuvering and funding decisions affecting labor controls.
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Washington
Pepe Democratic
Wiekser
Cairo
Eth of Columbia
Hurricane Rips Through Spanish Towns Killing Eleven
A hurricane named Lili battered regions around Madrid and Saragossa causing extensive damage in Saragossa Lori Mulwlelle Leon and Pontavedin. Eleven people are confirmed dead with many injuries and widespread property loss reported.
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Spain
Madrid
Saragossa
Lori
Mulwlelle
Leon
Pontavedin
Garment Workers End Strike After Citywide Agreement
A strike by garment workers ends after a citywide agreement is reached. The deal, negotiated by union leaders and employers, restores pay and working conditions and averts further industrial action.
Hoosier Bank Robbery Report From Indianapolis
A fragmented account describes an Indiana bank robbery involving a male suspect. The text references Hoosier Bank and Indianapolis with unclear details on the robber's appearance or accomplices and a scattered timeline.
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