Iceland and Greenland Geology and Saga Heritage
Washington bulletin cites Iceland as geologically linked to the British Isles region and part of a continuous submarine formation. It highlights Iceland’s varied terrain, volcanic features, glaciers, geysers, and waterfalls, noting its literary heritage, sagas, and historic colonial links with Norway and Denmark through the centuries.
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Washington
Iceland
Denmark
Ge Geographic Society
Teeland
North Atlantic
Valletin
Jon Stefansson
Rifeianel
Areclie Circle
Switzerland
Norway
Europe
Zeeland
Willam Morris
Epirus in History and the Adriatic Strife Over Fiume
The National Geographic Society bulletin traces Epirus from ancient Greek and Macedonian eras to Albania, linking its history to the Adriatic dispute over Fiume. It notes Epirus as a mountainous region once home to Olympias and Pyrrhus, later crushed by Rome, leaving a legacy in Greek and Albanian history.
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Adriatic Sea
Ionian Sea
National Geofrical Society
Italy
Fiume
Epirus
Albania
Greece
Alexander
Macedonia
Hellas
Lowlao Sei
Grecian
Olympios
Alexander the Great
Janina
Plane and crew begin record U.S. rim circumnavigation
Lieut Gol Rt S Harta and army aviators fly a U S Martin bomber around the United States border in a planned route through Ohio Oregon Washington Seattle San Diego San Antonio Miami and back to Washington total distance 7805 miles crossing 31 states longest airplane trip on record Electrician Tobias repaired a water tank leak from the wing at 5000 feet over Baltimore during the voyage
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Lieut
Gol Rt. S. Harta
Leo States
Ohio
Mima
Seattle
Wash
San Diego
San Antonio
Tex
Miami
Fla
Washington
Tobias
Baltimore
R. 8. Hartz
E. O. Trarmen
Linears Dae
Jack Harding, Jr
Jeremiah Tobias
Forty Villa Men Made Good Indians Fortified Fight Near Las Vegas
Federal troops engaged bandits near Las Vegas on the Durango Chihuahua border. Forty Villa followers were killed and 11 captured, as Mexican officials reported the federals surrounded Las Vegas in pursuit of Francisco Villa, who reportedly escaped if present.
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Galveston
Villa
Las Vegas
Durango-Chihuahua
Ficero
Francisco Villa
Wilson Sents German Peace Protocol to Senate
President Wilson sent the protocol to accompany the peace treaty with Germany to the Senate. Secretary Lansing delivered the document to the United States.
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Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Germany
United States
Lansing
London Police Go On Second Strike
London police declare a strike today amid wage dispute. The force previously struck in August over pay, causing chaos until a wage increase was secured and the stoppage lasted three days.
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London
Associated Press
London Police Today
London Police
Doctors Furry and Ireland Move to Hynds Building
Osteopathic physicians Drs. Furry and Ireland relocate their offices to the new Hynds Building suite 210.
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Drs
Furry
Sunlight Basin Oil Company Files Incorporation in Wyoming
Articles of incorporation were filed yesterday in Wyoming by the Sunlight Basin Oil company, formed in Billings Montana to develop petroleum holdings in Park county. Capitalized at 3000000, with shares valued at 4 each. Directors named for the first year are I A Garrison, Guy Boyington, W F Thomas, Gerald Panton, and George Douglas, all of Billings.
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Wyoming
Sunlight Rasin Oil Company
Millings
Mont
Park County
I. A. Garrison
Guy Boyington
W. F. Thomas
Gerald Panton
George Douglas
Billings
Mexican Agrarian Statute Threatens U.S. Investments
More than 1,000 Americans face loss of millions in Sonora's new agrarian law. US firms have filed complaints with the State Department, which will present representations to the Carranza government. The law expropriates lands with state agrarian bonds redeemable later, harming investors.
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Associated Press
Congress of
Sonora
Mexico
Caller
Apt Oes
State Department
Department
Carranza
United States
Sonorno
Grand Aerie Eagles Accepts Wyoming Constitution
The Grand Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, a Washington corporation, yesterday filed its acceptance of Wyoming's constitution qualifying for operation in the state. Numerous subordinate lodges of Eagles exist in Wyoming.
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Grand Aerie of
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Washington
Wyoming
Eagles
Many Soldiers Will Follow Lane's Plan
Inquiries across the army show wide interest in Secretary Jan's project to furnish farms to discharged service members. The report to Congress includes 150 extracts of letters from army officers noting 20 to 40 percent readiness to own farm homes. One division alone cites over 4,000 men showing interest.
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Washington
Jan
Congress
Laramie County Board of Equalization Schedules Sessions
The Laramie County Board of Equalization will meet at its Cheyenne office on Thursday Friday and Saturday this week. The dates are July 31st.
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Laramie County
Blue Monday Laundry Service Promoted by Geyser
Prompted by a local ad Geyser Laundry invites families to drop off washing for rough dry finish. The campaign targets households seeking quick turnaround and convenient in town service for weekly loads.
Denikine Wins Victory at Kamishin on the Volga
General Denikine reported a decisive victory over the Bolsheviki with the capture of Kamishin on the Volga. About five thousand Bolsheviki were taken, along with nine guns and large stocks of material. The victory strengthens Denikine's hold on the river and threatens Bolshevik lines to Astrakhan. Kamishin was entered on July 30 and fleeing troops were pursued for miles.
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London
Denikine
Kamishin
Volga
War Office
Donikine
Saratov
Astrakhan
Fontana and Terry To Clash Saturday
Fontana the clover featherweight boxer of the cavalry will meet Ed Terry on his coast to Fort D. A. Russell route for a Saturday bout at the smok er. The card includes good matches and starts at o'clock with The 5th ens hand providing music Camp Community Service cigars and Y M C A cigarettes. A geld moot is planned within two weeks at the fork and the Chicase Hoogters Coup was designed for the Chicago boosters.
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Chicago
Randall Bill Targets Amendment to Treaty Provisions
Washington July 31 American citizens abroad may gain amendment under a bill introduced by Representative Randall California prohibitionist He cited a California concern over a $2 000 000 brewery planned in China The proposal aims to reach treaty and amendment rules for citizens living overseas.
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Associated Press
Washington
Randall
California
China
Last Americans to Leave North Russia
General Pershing announced that Brigadier General Wildes P. Richardson and his staff are ordered to return to the United States as soon as practicable. All American troops have withdrawn except a detachment handling transfer of property and disposition of the American dead.
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Washington
Pershing
Wildes P. Wichardson
North
Russia
United States
National Banking Act Expansion Passed by House
The House approved a bill allowing national banks to lend 25 percent of unimpaired capital and surplus instead of 10 percent. The measure, aimed at easing cotton financing, was sent to the banking and currency committee.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Non Platt
Banking and Currency Committee
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