Mobilization Rumor Bubbles Across Europe Amid War Talks
A Times correspondent from St. Petersburg reports Russia moves toward general mobilization as Germany delays notice. Berlin vows to wage war if forced, while Italy weighs neutrality as crisis grows. News briefs from Rome London and New York outline shifting alliances and potential economic strains.
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California case ends in family home title battle
In a highly unusual Superior Court decision Judge Densmore ruled on the case Harry Hunt vs Alice Hunt and others over quieting title to a family home in this city. The property formerly in the wife's name now stands in the names of their two daughters with mortgage holder Joy Jameson named as a defendant. The suit traces back to 1897 when Hunt went to Klondike on a grubstake for three years while Mrs Hunt was to receive $40 monthly, with the couple renting a small home and paying water charges.
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Obregon Announces March on Mexico City Tomorrow
Gen Obregon wires Provisional President Carbajal that he will march on the capital tomorrow and warns of責 responsibility if federal troops resist. Villa receives ammunition shipment via Hatteras in Tampico signaling no rift with Carranza.
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Federal plan seeks rapid $500 million emergency currency access
Washington outlines steps to reassure financial markets amid European unrest. The administration aims to quickly complete the Federal Reserve Board, confirm President Wilson’s Senate pick, and pass a House bill easing access to a $500 million emergency currency issue backed by U S bonds.
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Unusual Occurrences In Baseball Court Reports
A New York note from August reports unusual events in professional baseball including extra innings and on field accidents. The item highlights recent incidents grouped under the heading unusual occurrences and mentions dates around July 17.
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Fredericks Well Received in the North
In the north Fredericks gains support as his sincerity and candor draw praise. His background in reform and penal institutions is cited as potential for needed state changes. Critics point to past clashes with the governor and the attorney general as campaign fault lines.
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Creation Pictures Tomorrow Explores Ancient Earth Rings
The article describes Saturn as once surrounded by rings formed when Earth was molten. A cosmic timeline suggests rings consisted of water and minerals shed as Earth cooled. The photos drama of Creation traces how these rings condensed into the planet's canopy before life began.
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