Clough Named Successor to Elliott in Northern Pacific Shuffle
William B. Clough will succeed Howard Elliott as head of the Northern Pacific, while Elliott is named to a new role as chairman of the board. J. M. Hanneford becomes president, with George T. Slede as first vice president. Mrs. Clouser to oversee financial administration. Morgan and Fiatter named to administrative committees. The plan aims to move executives and funds toward a broad managerial reshuffle in New York and St. Paul.
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Northern Pacific
New Haven
New York
Wiliam B. Clineh
Howard Hillett
Northern Pacific Allway
Wall Street
Downs of
Great Northern
J. M. Hanneford
George T. Slede
J P Morgan
G. F. Fiaterr
Eho
Yhe
Howard Elliott
Apatem
St. Paul
Eimisin
Fieatt
Lightning Causes Mary Forest Fires at Washerton
Forest officials report natural causes ignite most fires this year in Mary forests near Washerton Aus. Sparks from farm freight locomotives campers and tram burners also contribute to destruction. Officials credit educational campaigns and fire patrol improvements with reducing risk.
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Washerton
Aus
Milk bacteria resist rays of sterilization
Westington Aug 3 chemists from the department of agriculture report that ultraviolet rays fail to guarantee complete sterilization of milk. Trials show pathogenic bacteria can survive despite exposure, making full sterilization of crude milk unlikely under current methods.
Funeral for David Gomperts Held at Residence Church
The funeral mass for David Gomperts was held this morning at the residence church with Rev Father Mower presiding. A large gathering of relatives and friends attended and offerings were placed by those named, including Fred Pagichart Meg Healey Poward Avicnie and others at St Al a.
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David Gomperts
Ofdook
Father Mower
FaMbenrere
Fred Pagichart
Meg Healey Poward Avicnie
Es Fiwas
St. al A
Local Church Plans Annual Sunday Event Next Week
The Congregational church in Trumbull schedules its annual Sunday service at Beastie Park next week. Mrs James Harbers of Brooklyn announces a quiet gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Bimeor Jeckineon on Wm Dantete Pach during their absence.
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Beastie Pari
James Harhers
Frocklyn
Han
Bimeor Jeckineon
Dantete Pach
Bilton Ang
Canada
Sire
Charles
Brench
Jufla Fawley
Brvtwepert
Trestment for our Bairaus
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Quo Vadis Star Cast Draws Noted Attention at Park Theatre
The Park Theatre will show George Kleine's photo drama Quo Vadis all of next week starting with a matinee. Castelli as the hero and Sts. Caddon as Crews receive high audience regard for their physique and presence, with the Cines company hiring Castelli after his rising fame in Sicily.
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George Kleine
Park ‘Theatre
Sts. Caddon
Crews
Lygia
Castellan
Gils
Cines
France
Italy
Sienkienes
Empire Feature Picture A Viti graph Special
A two part feature portrays gambling evils from card games to horse racing. A young woman burdened by gambling debts drags her sister and a friend into peril as Prince Delamere leads a smugglers gang. Uncle Sam customs officials foil the plot restoring happiness.
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Slater
Rarseif
Prince Delamere
Toveeo
Uncle Sam
Polls Theater Show Delivers Strong Season Night
A bustling Polls Theater evening features Gerard and Gardner in Dooley and The Diamond, Leo Whalen's Irish monologue, and Rich ards and Montrose in an acrostic dance. Tonight offers last chance to see this bill before next week’s B A Rolfe miniature musical comedy The Purple Lady arrives.
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Poll
Gerard and Gardner
Dooley and the Diamond
Leo Whalen
Richards
Montrose
Ana Dog
Teving Jones
May Belle
B.A Rolfe
Helph Lynn
Rich and Wilson
Flance
Bill Quirk
Rowley
Ogdelux
Russell
Aus
Pickpockets Grab Ambassador Willow Wallet in City
Henry Lane Wilson United States Ambassador to Mexico was pickpocketed at Penn Station as he escorted two women to a train. Wallet worth 128 dollars and papers were taken. detectives are investigating but no motive or suspects named. The incident drew a large crowd and caused a brief delay before details emerged.
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York
Henry Lane Whlson
Mexico
Pennsylvenia
Dix
Mro Wilson
Washington
Jusheon
Wilson
Tales of Honey and Tar ad claims universal satisfaction
A West and East advertisement cites Wm Lee of Paskenta California and B C Rhodes of Middleton Georgia praising Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for their families. The ad urges to use only Foley's and refuse substitutes for children.
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Wm. Lee
Paskenta
Calif
Foley
B.C Rhodes
Middleton
Tara
Sons of Revolution Gather at Momauguin in Connecticut
Haven Conn Aug 2 Thousands of people crowded beaches as the Connecticut Society Sons of the American Revolution led by President Wilton H. Lee gathered at Momauguin. After a lobster feast a five member committee will report on turning the Nathan Hale Homestead in Coventry into a state park.
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Wwew Haven
Conn
Momsden
Srihs East Shore
Connecticut Society
Sons of the American Revolution
Wilton H. Lee
Nathan Hale
Coventry
Federal League May Add Ten Clubs For 1915 Season
Indianapolis Aug 2 A proposal to expand the Federal league to ten clubs with five in the east and five in the west was favored by directors meeting here. Eastern teams listed include New York Cleveland Pittsburg Philadelphia and Baltimore. Western clubs named are Indianapolis Kansas City Milwaukee St Louis and Chicago. Discussion also touched on a rumored organized baseball effort to combat the invasion of the independents.
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Indianapolis
Ove
New York
Cleveland
Pittsturen
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Kansas City
Milwaukee
St Louis
Cardinals Face Curse as Number 13 Haunts Team
The article notes superstition about the number 13 affecting the St. Louis Cardinals, suggesting their poor season is blamed on a baneful hoodoo. It explains scorecards printing player numbers and that fifteen major league clubs avoid the number 13, while the Cardinals keep it, prompting questions about their last place position.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Leegues
Cardinals
Swedish Coach Prepares for 1916 Olympic Effort in Bari
Ernie Hiertberg Sweden's national athletic director outlines his method and travel plan for the coming Olympic Games at Bari. He will use four assistants and visit forty four Swedish cities to train university athletes and scout talent while monitoring progress and refining technique.
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Ernie Hiertberg
Sweden
Bariin
Gothenburg
Land
Upsala
Stockholm
Itis
Agatn
Anniversary marker of Maud S and other great trotters
The column recalls Maud S record trots in 1894 and 1903, noting rivals Jay Bye Lee and Sunol, plus Nancy Hanks and Lou Dillon. It traces trotting milestones from 2.25 and 2.10 marks to two minute feats, highlighting female champions like Maud S and Goldemith Mala in a century of progress.
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Marke
Maud 8
Wil Accsteml
Jay Bye Lee
Maude
Suno
Stockton
Cal
Nancy Hanks
Alix
Abbot
Crescens
Robert McGregor
Columbus
Abe Golden West
Lou Dillon
Iong
Lou
Cregceus
Major Delmap
Maud S
Bun
Boston Blue
Dutchman
Flori ‘Temple
Goldemith Mala
Ist
Two-ten
Mead S
Salt Gate v IXPORT Brothers Duel on East Side West End
The dispute centers on a $16 custom salt gate between IXPORT BROTHERS TRY and East Side and West End communities. Concerns about design and placement spark a local protest and legal review.
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East Side
West End
Woods to Attempt New York Washington Nonstop Flight
Kansas City aviator C. M. Woods plans a nonstop round trip from New York to Washington and back covering about 436 miles if weather allows. He hopes the feat proves possible and may ride an express train to meet the air venture, while Harland Kampner contemplates buying and flying a monoplane for the Gordon Bennett trophy race abroad.
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Woods
New York-Washington
Golden City
New York City
Washington
C. M. Woods
Kansas City
New York
Wonds
Harland Kampner
Kempners
Vessel With Sand Cargo Springs Leak In Long Island Sound
The two masted schooner Pochassett of Providence sprang a leak in a storm while carrying sand from New Jersey to Setem Muss. The master hailed a passing Sound tug which towed the vessel into the harbor after taking on water in the hold.
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Long Island Sound
New Haves
Aus
Providence
New Jersey
Setem
Muss
Suffragists Plan Siege on Washington Amid Meetings
Suffragists from across the country converge on Washington Aug 2 and aim to sway the capital. Crusaders travel to stage street meetings despite heavy rain and cold, as women press to win support for their cause.
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Washington
Lale
State Treasury Hit by National Guard in Mine Strike Duty
Lansing Mich Aug 2 State Treasurer Haare says the general fund will differ as troops are called to strike duty in the Upper Peninsula He doubts there will be sufficient cash to pay expenses to the end of the year with more funds available It is estimated to cost the state 712 509 per day to maintain the National Guard in the copper country
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Lansing
Mich
Haare
Upper Peninsula
State funds show large balance after school tax shift
The law paused last session to let counties absorb costs while the rest of the state shares the burden. The vaults opened to reveal a treasury of $6,968,783 with over $4.9 million to be drawn for the primary school fund in the coming days. The general fund available for immediate use stood at $3,797,390.
Foreign sailors in US Navy to get extra pay
Comptroller Downey ordered the refund of extra pay to foreign born sailors and ruled the payment rule applies only to future earnings. The issue began after paymasters misinterpreted a treasury decision requiring naturalization proof, placing refunds at several thousand dollars in some cases.
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Washington
Treasury
Downey
Iman
Daniel
August Starts Liver with Record July for Charities Department
August opened with eight entries on the blotter for accidents and a hot wave forecast. If the daily record set yesterday holds throughout the month doctors may face heavy workloads again as emergency charity work continues.
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Charities Department
Madame Sherry Final Offering At Plaza Poll Players
After a prosperous season, the Poll Players announce Madame Sherry will close the Plaza run. The company plans to stage the musical comedy Murialum aterty with the original cast, beauty chorus, and Levin costumes from the New Amsterdam and Leric Theatre engagements.
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Fluci
Manner Poll
Weel
Poll Playart
Cset
He Uod
Tinza Theatre
Beauty Chorus
Fraseer Lederer
Ar Adam Sherry
New Amsterdam Theatre
New York City
Chicago
Wne
Wilgly
Madam Sherry
Fred Claston
Canal engineers relieved from duty in Panama Zone
Washington reports Major James P. Jervey and Major Geo M. Hoffman will be relieved from duty in the canal zone by late next month. Jervey, in charge of Gatun locks construction, will transfer to river and harbor work at Rick Islands. Hoffman, who supervised Gatun dam and spillway, will move to Wheeling for river projects.
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Washington
Aus
Panama Canal
James P. Jervey
Geo,m. Hoffman
Army Ensipeere
Canal Zone
Jervey
Pean
Gatan Locks
Warbor Syork
Rick Island
Hofman
Gatan
Wheeling
W Yu
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