Germans in possession Russ towns in Russia Poland
Berlin reports border troops from Lublinitz have taken Cen stocho wa and Kalish in Russia Poland after a brief clash with Russians. Cen atochowa, a 50 000 population city on the Wenthe river, and two other towns with 20 000 each are also held by Germans.
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Bill authorizes over one billion added to US currency
Washington reports that Congress moves to inject more than one billion dollars into circulation to address the European crisis. The bill, backed by bank assets, would allow member banks to issue notes up to 125 percent of their combined capital and surplus, with final action slated in both houses tomorrow.
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Monarchs of the Triple Alliance Shape Europe’s Balance
The article discusses the Triple Alliance led by Kaiser Wilhelm and Franz Josef with Austria Hungary and Italy. It notes Germany’s dominance within the pact and questions the Italian leadership while praising Austria’s diplomatic navigation through post 1870 tensions.
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Germany
Austria
France
Russia
Europe
Air Combat Makes History in Early World War Air Battles
Aug 3 reports from Paris and London describe French aviators dropping bombs on German lines near Longwy damaging an armored train. A Zeppelin versus French plane duel ends with both aircraft destroyed and pilots killed or missing.
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Longwy
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Hidair
Roland Garrow
Garros
Tourists Safe and Aid Plan Progress
Washington works to assist Americans in war torn Europe with a proposed initial 250000 dollar appropriation at Wilsons request to fund immediate needs. Ambassador Herrick reports Americans in France are not in danger and may depart if they wish. Transferring refugees from Paris to nearby countries is planned as trains to Belgium are canceled amid German invasion. American relief groups request government help cashing checks and credit letters as funds run low.
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England mobilizes for crisis amid Belgian plea
London, Aug. 3 Sir Edward Grey announced that orders for mobilizing both the British army and navy have been issued amid frenzied cheers. He said Belgium’s plea to safeguard its integrity dominates England's decision and that parliament must decide peace or war. Lloyd George then introduced a bill for temporary suspension of bill payments, adopted swiftly.
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Sir Edward Grey
EdWard Grey
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Germany
France
Belgium
Edward Rey
Lloyd George
Danish King and Queen Embrace Modern Tastes at Home
King Christian X and Queen Alexandrine, closely connected to European royalty, seek to stay in step with progress. The Danish rulers favor travel and exchanged ideas, recently featuring a newly furnished residence styled after the average American home. They have visited England France and Germany, whose past actions left Denmark territorially reduced, and the king is described as tall and mild, favoring plain dress and simple notions.
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Denmark
Weather Outlook Shows Warmer Southeast Then Fair South
A weather bulletin notes warmer conditions in the southeast and a southward shift. Tuesday brings local thundershowers near Wyoming, with cooler north winds. Wednesday improves to fair skies over the southern area.
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Wyoming
European Powers and the Triple Entente in Review
The piece notes George V and Kaiser Wilhelm as leading figures in early 20th century politics. It contrasts the Triple Entente with the Triple Alliance, citing population wealth and industrial power. It critiques leaders including Czar, Poincaré, and King George for political missteps, especially on Ulster.
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Russia
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Global mobilization orders reach American shores
Across the United States and Canada, rapid calls go out to British German and French reservists and to Canadian Royal naval reserves. British and German officials announce immediate mustering of expat service personnel with travel to England and France planned. French ambassador Jusserand orders reservists to report and prepare transport to France. Ottawa confirms Royal Naval Reserve manpower bolstered by the British Admiralty.
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Lead Bishop Attacks Free Press in Homestake Probe
Right Rev. Joseph F. Busch of Lead testifies before the federal Industrial Relations commission examining alleged political influence against Homestake Mining. He says the city lacks free speech and a free press and attacks Phoebe Hearst’s stock in the firm. He cites seven-day workweeks and union labor at the plant, with Sunday work by workers.
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Federal Industrial Relations Commission
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Grier
Grand Rapids Races Attract Large Entry For Week
Grand circuit racing opens in Grand Rapids today with 88 horses entered across four events. The card includes the 2:12 pace for $1,000, the 2:17 pace for $2,000, the 2:15 trot for yearlings, and the 2:18 trot for $1,000.
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Ave
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Railroads agree to arbitration to avert major strike
Managers of five western railroads urged by President Wilson to place patriotism above property consented to arbitrate their differences with 65 000 enginemen. The move prevents what would have been the nation’s largest railroad strike, as the federal board of mediation prepares to arbitrate.
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Western
Wilson
Jatrlotlam
Federal Board of Mediation
Lipton Won’t Sail Shamrock IV If War Breaks Out
London Aug 3 Sir Thomas Lipton has decided not to race the Shamrock IV for the America cup next September if England enters the general European war.
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Thomas Lipton
England
Britain Holds Boundary Between Belligerent and Neutral
London Aug 3 Great Britain has mobilized but remains not at war nor clearly neutral. Parliament heard Sir Edward Grey outline doubts on Germany’s Belgium invasion and potential war obligations while Britain seeks mediation and warns against German diplomacy to keep ships from French coasts.
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Belgium
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Edward Grey
Blate
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Jeannette Meets Jim Johnson Again in Boxing Bout
New York August 5 The weekly boxing program at Stadium Athletic Club St Nicholas rink resumes Wednesday night with Battling Jim Johnson and Joe Jeannette two black heavyweight contenders set for a ten round bout. Johnson seeks a third win as Jeannette aims to reverse earlier decisions.
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Jim Johnson
Joe Jeannette
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Jeannette
John T. Williams of Douglas Dies After Illness
John T. Williams 53 of Douglas dies after a week comatose from kidney trouble. He was president of First National Bank of Douglas and long influential stock grower. resided in Worlie 26 years and served two terms in the state senate from Converse County. A Scottish Rite Mason, he helped build up the community and partnered with W C Irvine. Survived by widow, two grown sons, a young daughter. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Lie
W. C. Irvine
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