Marshal Foch Tells of American War Effort On Independence Day
Marshal Ferdinand Foch of France appeals to the American nation on Independence Day, praising the United States for its prodigious WWI effort. He outlines American troop growth, key battles from 1917 to 1918, and the shared struggle that led to Allied victory, honoring 75,000 American dead in France.
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Senator King seeks probe on U S submarines in working trim
Washington July 5 Senator King of Utah urged a Senate investigation into U S submarine building saying only 57 of 357 authorized subs are usable and none reach jet capability. He charged the Navy reports show a costly fiasco with 130 million spent for limited, small coastal defense subs.
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Fighters Have Quiet Day
New York, July 3 It was a quiet fourth for Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier. Both spent the day resting and taking it easy. Dempsey planned to stay through Wednesday then head west to visit his mother. Carpentier saw Dr Connolly at Glen Cove for a healing hand and motored about before returning. He swam briefly and relaxed on the porch. The cut under his eye healed. his muse was not broken.
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FIRST STEP FORRISH PEACE IN LONDON TALKS
In Dublin on January 6 a statement claimed certain agreements were reached after four hours of talks among Sinn Fein, Ireland and Ulster delegates with Premier Lloyd George. A large crowd gathered at Mansion House in celebration and prayed for success as an American flag waved.
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John Findlay Wallace Dies in Washington
John Findlay Wallace sixty nine from New York renowned civil engineer and Panama Canal builder died suddenly at a Washington hotel during a senate committee appearance on railway affairs. He chaired the Chicago Railway Terminal Commission and aided lakefront and station projects. Authorities suspect heat contributed to arteriosclerosis related death.
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U S Has 20 000 Millionaires Reported
New York July 6 Analyses of the 1910 income tax returns show 20,000 American millionaires with a family population around 50,000 or one every 2 100 people Nearly 18 000 of the 20 000 reported incomes from 50 000 to 760 000 a year and 162 had over a million in income Close to 241 were in the 117 bracket mentioned in the report.
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Warns Against Insidious Foe in Independence Speech
A senator warns Americans to beware insidious foes who might threaten liberty. He argues the nation must remain vigilant against efforts to undermine free government at home, urging unity and defense of rights like life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness amid rising pressures from diverse ideologies. The address stresses alertness to threats from abroad and within, urging perseverance against cynical pessimism and unthinking opposition.
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Idle 25000 in Tampico cited by oil activists
In Tampico Mexico City July reports say 25,000 workers are idle due to a drilling cessation tied to oil price declines and weak demand. Petroleum company representatives deny reprisal against President Obregon’s decrees, attributing the situation to market conditions.
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Death of Lord Higince Cecil in London
Lord Higince Cecil second son of the second Marquis of Salisbury died in London on July 5. He was born in 14.
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Prohibition Directors Urged to Enforce Dry Law
L Prohibition Commissioner Haynes urges state directors to strengthen enforcement under the reform law. He stresses selecting capable personnel, producing real results, and ready to replace underperforming officials. The Washington office will assess each state’s dependability and support recommendations accordingly.
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Yesterday's Games and Monday's Results Review
American League standings show Cleveland at minus eleven with Chicago four to ten and Boston at one to three. New York posted six to eleven while Philadelphia was four to seven. Detroit four to seven and St Louis one to six. Brooklyn and Pittsburgh results noted alongside other league scores.
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Hays Way Bring Out Hidden Postal Wealth Plan
Postmaster General Hays calls for circulating surplus postal savings deposits to boost industrial revival. He proposes raising interest, removing under ten year deposit limits, adding 1000 postal savings banks, and allowing trust funds while stressing government role over private banks. He warns deposits are defrauded and urges rapid reform to stimulate circulation and national economy.
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Big Chinese Bank Failure At Peking Bank Collapse Rumors
A note from the Banque Industrielle de Chine manager says directors plan reorganization. Reports say Peking municipal authorities demand cancellation of the ramways contract financed by the bank amounting to 4,000,000 trels. The bank, a major Far East French institution, has 46,000,000 francs capital with a quarter paid up.
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Fourth of July Celebration on the Rhine Features Baseball Championship
Newsreel style report from Paris July 5 describes an American army of occupation Fourth of July on the Rhine. Doughboys organized an all day tournament including an athletic program a baseball championship and theatrical performances amid the Stare and Stripes over the fortress of Efrentreltstein.
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Tornado Hits South Dakota Town Strikes Ipswich Area
A tornado near Aberdeen on July 5 caused about 350000 dollars in damage and one death. Arne Anderson was killed, nine people hospitalized with minor injuries, and nine railroad cars were blown off tracks in Ipswich by strong winds.
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Pinkham Vegetable Compound Aid Cited By Pottsville Woman
Mrs. Sallie Siefert of Pottsville describes years of female trouble and irregularity, says Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her regain health and weight, and endorses the product for others facing similar suffering.
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By All Means Fond Motier Weighs Doris Art Path
A fragment discusses choosing whether Doris should pursue painting or singing in the project called The Mrs Nest Door Painting. The note leans toward encouraging painting as the preferred path for Doris.
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