America Faces New Crisis with 2 Powers
Washington reports President Wilson seeks recall of Austrian ambassador Dumba, widening tensions with Germany and Austria. The note narrows to Von Papen, Pereke, and Bernstorff involvement, with possible recalls or dismissals and a forthcoming American reply if Vienna does not modify Germanys explanation over the Lusitania.
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Washington
Wilson
Constantine Dumba
Franz von Papen
Alexander Noter von Pereke
Agustrian
New York
Count von Bernstorff
Coun
Germany
von Bernstorff
Berlin
United States
Lusitania
von Papen
James J. F. Archibald
Nuber Ja
Dumba
Count von Bernstorfff
Archibald
Lansing
Vienna
Fighting on West Front Is Revived
London reports renewed French conflict on the western front with German attempts in the Vosges and Argonne. Germans claim trench gains and use of gas may have occurred. French deny lasting loss and cite ground regained at Hartmannsweilerkopf amid shifting fortunes. Eastward, Russian successes on Sereth influence no halt to Austro German advance. Austrians take Dubno with German aid at Royne.
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London
Vosges Mountains
Argonne Forest
Hartmanos Wellerhof
Sereth
Galicia
Dubno
Triangle
Royne
Trades Union Congress rejects peace terms proposal
The Trades Union Congress representing over three million English workers rejected by a sweeping vote a motion urging Parliament's Labor Party committees to craft and advocate peace terms acceptable to the working class.
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Ktish Trades Union
Bristol
England
Trades Union Congress
Labor Party
Child Slayer Hanged At Folsom Prison In Sacrament o
Sacramento dispatch reports David Fountain a church janitor was hanged at Folsom prison for the murder of Margaret Milling in the basement of the German Lutheran church on December 6, 1914. Fountain, 54, had prior prison terms and confessed to attacking the 19 year old sewing helper as she played the piano.
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Sacramento
Cal
David Fountain
Folsom
Margaret Milling
Mountain
Elizabeth County
Iowa
Iowa State Prison
Cherry HI
Mount Pleasant
Clarinda
Fountain
Margaret
Wyoming Canal Renewal Nears Financial Backing
A Casper headed company led by Pat Sullivan and J O Conner is negotiating with the state landlord to pledge 20000 dollars to renew the canal construction near Bivloe. Reported efforts involve eight other newcomers and a plan to raise funds imminently, with prior attempts unsuccessful but renewed optimism.
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Pat Sullivan
J. O'Conper
Casper
Sullivan
Mr. O'Connear
Jury Selected for Mayor Bell Trial in Indianapolis
The jury for Mayor Joseph B. Hell’s trial on charges of conspiring to corrupt Marion County elections was sworn in. The panel includes six farmers, two carpenters, a contractor, a merchant, a former policeman and a watchmaker, with ten Republicans and three Democrats among thirteen jurors.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph B. Hell
Marion County
George J. Dryer
Carpenter
Joseph Watson
James Brady
Bids Opened on Main Canal Fort Laramie Project
Denver reports bids opened for the Fort Laramie unit of the North Platte project. Thirteen estimates ranged from 200000 to 700000 dollars with an award to be made within three days. Work must start within fifteen days and finish by July 1, 1916.
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Denver
Colo
E. A. Morte
Fort Laramie
North Latte Project
Wyoming
St. Paul
Bridgeport-Guernsey
Burlington Railroad
North Platte
Washington
Sidney KR. Williamson
Colorado
Wyomin
Utah
New Mosivia
Gibbons McParland Fight Talk Dominates Gotham
New York reports a highly anticipated ten round bout between Packey McParland and Mike Gibbons of St. Paul. Though neither is champion or titleholder, interest runs high and a $32,000 stake is placed with the stakeholder. Gibbons is favored due to ongoing activity.
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New York
Packey McParland
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Gil Bone
McParland
Pryroatives Probe Burning of Plovator
Officials investigate a blaze at Plovator with ten men and others aiding. The United States probes the incident as authorities seek clues amid ongoing inquiries and local reaction.
Anti German Feeling Rises to Fever Heat in London
Londonursis brace for unrest as mobs threaten German shops after Zeppelin raids. Mrs Elizabeth Tiffany Blain Mohr freed on $10 000 bail on murder charges involving her husband Dr C Franklin Mohr a Providence physician. Insurance firms warn of Zeppelin damage policies and higher premiums along the east coast.
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London
Elizabeth Tiffany Blaiy Mohr
C. Franklin Mohr
Providence
Childdren
Berlin
Norwich
Middleborough
England
Buel Ness
Policien Ta
Alesto
Shahtis
Enst
French Regain Ground in Vosges After Siege Evacuations
French and German artillery exchanges continued in the Vosges with a French trench evacuated after German shelling while a French counterattack recaptured much of the low ground. In Tarnopol and Trembowla the Russians and Austrians clashed, with 16,000 prisoners reported but limited pursuit due to artillery shortages. Amsterdam reports a German airship explosion near Brest losing crew, with the dirigible destroyed after a separate propulsion failure.
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Amsterdam
World bantam title bout goes to ten rounds in St Paul
Johnny Ellie of St Paul was fouled by Kid Willis in the fifth round of a ten round world bantam title fight in St Paul. The bout continued to a decision.
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Hep
Wi4dame
ST. Paul
Jobnnie Ellie
Paul
Kid" Willis
Bere Baht
Hintieh steamer Mora sunk by German submarine off Pen March
The Hintieh steamer Mora was sunk at 4 99 p.m. Wednesday afternoon by a German submarine off Pen March, Finlatres. Her captain and twenty five crew members were landed here at noon today by the Rochelle quack Baleviewn.
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LA Rochelle
France
Mora
Pen March
Department of Finlatres
Rochelle Quack
Two Thousand Mexicans Arrive in Juarez Prom Chimeru
BEL PASO Sept 10 Two thousand Mexicans and some Americans arrived at Juarez from Obthushus tonight. Stories of famine to Tor Freon a cenfilot with ar Panes grouped their departure.
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Bel Paso
Juaree
Terrific blast wrecks local cleaning plant
A blast at the Perfecto Dyeing and Cleaning establishment on Carey avenue damaged the plant and shattered all windows. Three employees T B Randall W Anderson and Miss Joheana Montgomery escaped injury. The cause is uncertain with theories including spontaneous combustion from gasoline drying and possible electrical wiring fault. Insurance covers losses and repairs begin soon to resume operations.
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J. M. Carey & Ros
Carey Avenue
Perfecto Dyeing & Cleaning Establishment
T. B. Randall
W. Anderson
Mise Joheana Montgomery
West Sevmiteenth Street
Altho Randall
Whatter
Tampa
Fla
W. A. Sommerville
Ing
Frandall
Anderson
Central Department
Respondig
Sommeriiie
State Leader
New Goshen Hole Lands Open for Farm Settlement
About 140000 acres in Gowden county south and west of the Platte river will be open to permanent settlement on September 1 1076 at 9 00 am and to filing October 25 1915 at 4 00 pm. Lands are grazing agricultural, largely nonirrigated, with elevation near 4200 feet. A list has appeared in state Leader and Wyoming papers. not all lands are vacant and entrants should verify vacancy before settlement.
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Gowden County
Platte River
Eheraecter
Wyoming
Joss Pon and Guerin Triumph in Tennis Match
Johnston and Griffin win the third set in a slow contest marked by errors by Washburn and a cautious pace. The rival pair displayed few standout moments as accuracy and placement shaped the scoreline.
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Porest
Bept
Johnston
Griffin
Withame
Washburn
Hoth Mama
Oppomlig
U S Troopers Possible Cross Border Over Kidnapping
Washington reports arousal in war departments after the kidnapping of John Lowerback, an American rancher, who was taken across the border at Columbus New Mexico by Mexican bandits. Secretary Laneco demanded Villa via Consular Agent Carothers that the money ransom be paid and that control of northern Mexican forces be tightened.
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Washington
Stele
War Departments
John Lowerback
Albany Car Strike Settled After Arbitration
The United Traction Company strike in Albany and nearby cities ended early today as service resumed after daylight. Arbitration will settle the disputed policy, with a board to decide the terms.
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Albany
Aritation
United Traction Company
Troy
Cahoos
Watvelek
Green Island
State land sale nets high price in Wyoming auction
The state land commission reports a near record bid for 91.63 acres of grazing land in Rewmerer sold to Lise Christensen for 940.25 per acre, with coal land in Sherhisn county fetching a strong price amid competitive bids from local buyers and miners.
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Leelie Miller
Rewmerer
Lise Christensen
Gu Gore
Sherhisn
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