Americans Hold a Meeting in London
Theodore Hetzler of the Fifth Avenue Bank chaired a London meeting drafting committees to interview shipping firms and hotels search for lost baggage and arrange honor for checks. The group established a headquarters for Americans to register and seek aid as Paris reports embassy relief efforts and a push to ship transports home.
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Theodore Hetzler
Fifth Avenue Bank
Fred I. Kent
James G. Cannon
Joseph E. Day
Francis M. Weld
George D. Smith
New York
Oscar S. Straus
Walter L. Fisher
James Byrne
L.H. Armour
Chicago
Thomas J. Shanley
Paris
United States
France
Chandler Anderson
International Claims Commission
London
Versailles
Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Kent
Ambassador Page
Mr. Hetzler
Washington
Clark
England
Hawkes
St. Louis
Oscar Straus
Turkey
Meeting Over War Talk Seeks Action as Americans Call for Message
crowd demands text from Secretary Bell as Chairman Hetzler defends e ac tion by the ambassador. A suggestion to suspend hostilities elicits laughter while calls for committees and swift steps prevail.
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Hetzler
Secretary Bell
Foreign Office
Wilson
Waters
New Jersey
Antacid Remedy for Stomach Fermentation Relief
Advertisement explains indigestive symptoms as fermentation in the stomach. It urges using a teaspoon of bilified magnesia in water after meals to stop fermentation and neutralize acids, preventing wind and heartburn. The notice credits M F P and notes pharmacists carry the remedy.
Vanderbilt Refugees Arrive in London From Paris
Reginald GC Vanderbilt reached London from Paris penniless after borrowing a sovereign from the Berkeley Hotel cashier. His brother Cornelius arrived from the yacht North Star seeking news of their children at St Moritz. Other refugees include Mrs Welishman and daughter, J Robert Cary, J D Hopkins, Delaney Nicoll, and many New York residents amid Swiss evacuation concerns.
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London
Reginald GC. Vanderbilt
Paris
Berkeley
Cornelius Vanderbilt
North Star
St. Moritz
Boston Post
Fairchild
Switzerland
Vanderbilt
Washington
United States
Delaney Nicoll
Ostend
J. D. Hopkins
New York
Carlsbad
Londo
Josephine Welishman
J. Robert Cary
W. J. Beatty
Husted
Chicago
Ray Morris
Francis Henry
L. Holland
F. Moore
J. Brisbane
Leo Arnstein
A. W. Johnston
Carl J Freund
Ross Proctor
Germans Invasion of Limburg Reported. Antwerp Prime Moves Martial Law
Brussels Aug 3 The Antwerp burgomaster announced that German forces invaded Limburg Holland and that the province is placed under martial law. Limburg has a population of about 250000.
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Brussels
Antwerp
Limburg
Holland
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