Bulgaria seeks peace amid Turkish advance on Adrianople
London reports King Ferdinand appealed to the German Emperor to press for peace after Romania moved in, with delayed confirmation of Adrianople occupation. Turkish advances unfold in three columns from Bulair Uzunkopri Tehatalia Babenski and Kirk Kilisseh as skirmishes continue. Greece may stay near Saloniki hinterland to aid a settlement. a junction links Romanian right wing with Serbs crossing the frontier in four columns.
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London
Ferdand
Romania
Sofia
Adrianople
Bulair
Uzunkopri
Tehatalia
Babenski
Kirk Kilisseh
Bucharest
Daily Telegraph
Greece
Saloniki
Photographers’ Association of America opens Kansas City meeting
Kansas City hosts the opening meeting of the Photographers Association of America with photographers from every state attending.
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Kansas City
Photographers’ Association of America
Colorado Summer Board Rates Promo by Burlington Rail
A Burlington Railroad folder offers low cost Colorado vacations with hotel and boarding house lists. It details rates from eight dollars weekly, elevations, attractions, and train travel costs, inviting readers to request a free copy and plan trips to the state.
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Colorado
Wonder State
Burlington
Burlington Railroad
C A C Men Shiver In Their Camp At Fort Andrew
Officers and men of the Second Battalion Coast Artillery Corps M V M endured an exceptionally cold first night under canvas at Fort Andrew Sunday. A squall drenched many with rain on Monday while tents stayed secured. The unit began calisthenics at 6 am and held a light day with first aid instruction and infantry drill. A battalion parade and inspection followed by a band concert and night drill marked the second day of their 10 day tour.
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Coast Atillery Corps
Fort Andrew
Dwight Fullerton
New York Club Buys Pitcher Watkins From Youngstown
The New York American League club announces the purchase of left handed pitcher Watkins from Youngstown Ohio to bolster its pitching staff.
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New York
I W W strike disrupts camp at Woods Hole
At Woods Hole on July 21 the personally conducted strike by the director and cook of Dr J P Warbasse's I W W summer colony disrupted recreation for over twenty family members of New Bedford mill workers. The strike exposed how inconvenient a stoppage can be for the vacationists and their dependents.
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Woods Hole
J. P. Warbasse
New Bedford
Millionaire Dr Warbasse Hosts I W W Families at Woods Hole
New York philanthropist Dr Warbasse entertains New Bedford I W W families at his $250000 summer home in the Penzance colony Woods Hole. A socialist nurse Miss Helen Schloss directed the colony until a strike with Rebecca the cook led to new staff and resumed activities.
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Warbasse
New York
New Bedford I. W. W
Penzance
Woods Hole
Buzzards Bay
Helen Schloss
Miss Schloss
Rebecca
Fall River
Dr. Warbasse
United States
Letter Said to Trigger Family Tragedy in Revere
A harmless note to his aged mother is believed to have sparked the quarrel that led to the murder of Mrs. Carrie Salisbury of Revere and the attempted suicide by her husband Frederick Salisbury.
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Carrie Salisbury
Revere
Frederick Salisbury
Fatal Salisbury Tragedy Linked to Untouched Letter
At Massachusetts General Hospital Salisbury near death after a fatal quarrel over a torn letter believed to ask his mother to care for his three children. Mrs. Salisbury distrusted the correspondence, a long-ago cartridge purchase noted, and relatives deny wife involvement.
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Salisbury
Massachusetts General Hospital
Davis
Ocean Avenue
Revere
Ernest Main
L. A. Main
Tver Johnson Company
Chamber of Commerce Back From Long Trip
Tourists praised ideal weather and hospitality on a pioneering trade mission to South America. James Logan urged banking and transport improvements while President Kincaide pushed American banks there to boost sales of U S goods and wool and other industries eyed new export opportunities amid tariff talks.
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Boston
James Logan
Worcester
Logan
Kincaide
South America
Europe
New England
Henry L. Kincaide
Quincy
England
Germany
James Akeroyd
United States
Tale of Riches Costs Man Twenty Five Dollars
In Fall River, Jose Elias Rapoza paid two gypsy fortune tellers twenty five dollars after a younger woman, about 20, coerced him into crossing his palm with gold. She gave a tale of love and power, then fled. Rapoza later discovered the loss and notified Officer John Golden. Police investigate. suspects believed to be the same women who recently worked in New Bedford.
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Fall River
Jose Elias Rapoza
Alden Street
Rapoza
Jose
John Golden
Josh
New Bedford
Son's arrival saves father in fraud case
David Conwell, 20, a Harvard freshman from Connersville, traveled from Cambridge to Indianapolis to help his father Lafayette Conwell after the elder was charged with issuing fraudulent checks. A hotel proprietor testified he received three bounced checks totaling 75 dollars. the son’s testimony and evidence led to the charges being dismissed.
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Indianapolis
Inda
David Conwell
Connersville
Ind
Harvard University
Carrinbridge
Lafayette Conwell
Conwell
Thompson F. Thomas
St. Charles
Judge Collins
David
Mutiny of Chinese Sailors Aboard Steamship Comus
Twenty six Chinese crew mutinied on the steamship Comus arriving from New York near New Orleans. One mutineer was likely fatally shot, three others wounded, plus First Officer M L Proctor injured. Stewardess Florence Shaw saved Proctor from being thrown overboard during the assault. The men, brought to work as strikebreakers for United Fruit Company, were placed under bonds and held in the hold before police boarded.
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New Orleans
Comus
New York
M. L. Proctor
Proctor
Florence Shaw
Shaw
United Fruit Company
Boston Tops Export Share in 1918 Tax Year Totals
Boston accounted for 29.64 million dollars of the national export trade in 1918, up from 20.49 million last year, with figures breaking out goods such as breadstuffs, cottonseed oil, meat and dairy, cotton, and oils. The report lists yearly values by article and notes Boston’s continued trade strength despite broader declines.
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Washington
Boston
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Goth Hats
Oath
Boston Barbers Union claims widespread shop signings
The Boston Barbers Union 182 A F L says all but one South Boston shops and about three quarters of East Boston shops have signed the union agreement. Four shops struck yesterday, including 322 E street South Boston and 612 Chelsea street East Boston. A special union meeting is planned tonight.
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Boston Barbers’ Union
A. F. of
South Boston
Boston
E Street
South
Chelsea Street
East
Davis and
Washington Streets
Washington Street
Dover Street
I. W. W. Union
Wise hits 103 bullseyes in shooting feat
Captain Wise recalls a near perfect run tallying 103 bullseyes, surpassing Hessian's record of 57 as dusk fell on the final 104th shot. He notes two opening sighting shots at 4 17 p m and positions with Lieutenant Parker at Target No 4.
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Massachusetts
Captain Wise
United States
Buenos Ayres
Hessian
Wise
Parker
Perfection aging marks quality in G. O. Taylor whiskey
An advertisement highlights perfection ageing as the hallmark of G. O. Taylor whiskey, signaling superior quality and craftsmanship praised by the brand.
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G. O. Taylor
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I. W.W
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Schlitz
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St. Louis
Budweiser
Jos. Gahm & Son
C St
Milwaukee
Chamber OF Commerce
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Son
Father
Wolf’s
Hanover
Portland
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Bullseye
Allen
le Roy
DR. King
T. J. King
Bartholomay Brewery
Rochester
N. Y
WM. Albrecht
Mass
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Brockton
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Hyde Park
Lynn
House of Kuppenheimer
Summer Street
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