First Word From Germany Reports German Resolve Amid War Talk
United Press dispatch from August 17 cites Berlin calm amid war reports. It claims no mass arrests for antiwar sentiment, notes socialists executed only as rumor, and says Americans in Berlin are treated with courtesy. It also mentions Belgium's resistance, women in mourning, and held fast to normal commerce.
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United Press
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United Presa
Mathentie
Herlin
Germany
Berlin
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Rathstox
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Thara
Ama Bofore
Wis
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Gerard
Dia
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Belgium
Bodp Wader
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Holland
Paris
Metal Bulletina
Chautauqua Boomer Meeting to Secure 600 Ticket Mark
The city building hosts a final meeting for Chautauqua boosters to guarantee the fund. About six hundred tickets have already sold with many more expected as organizers push to close the campaign this evening. Mr Witherpoon and others led early efforts to boost sales.
FINAL WAR BULLETINS FROM AROUND THE WORLD
London reports Turkish troops moving toward the Gallipoli region as Greece awaits an explanation from Turkey. French forces reportedly push Berian troops back in the Adriatic while Germany concentrates on Belgian fronts near Brussels amid general war activity. The Lorraine arrives in Havre with French naval reservists after prior German cruiser sightings. wireless messages from German ships were intercepted.
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Athens
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Greace
Aakel
Turkey
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Farja
Tlinois
Mite Department
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Germany
United States
China
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Japan
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Adriatic
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Mainix
Paris
Atlantic
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Ved Ael
Dresden
NO SUITS BY SEALER OF WEIGHTS NO SUITS BY SEALER OF WEIGHTS
Sealer of Weights and Measures Charles Keating will begin inspecting scales and measuring devices in Tinton City by week’s end. He will spend several days there to cover all work, having recently worked in Waterford with the surrounding area largely completed. No prosecutions have been found necessary so far, as owners cooperate. The local office displays confiscated measures from dealers in the county. Mr and Mrs Landsrath have rented the residence at Spring and Church Streets, moving in September 1.
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Charles Keating
Tinton City
County
Hus
Bank Hold Up at Homestead This Morning
Two young men robbed the Homestead National Bank at noon entering with revolvers and taking about three thousand dollars. A bookkeeper fired when a revolver was found, and a chase toward Pittsburgh ensued with police exchange of shots but no injuries. The car used was reported stolen from a local preacher.
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Oyumba Rress
Pittburgh
Homestead National Bank
Homestead
George Turner
Pittsburgh
Penny Oil Prices Fell Again Today
Pennsylvania crude fell from $1.50 to $1.45 a barrel this morning per purchasing agencies report. This marks the fifth wartime price cut and leaves crude at a dollar, with other grades dropping three to five cents. Weather tonight shows stormy showers possible.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
British and French Bombard Pola Forts Attack
British and French forces clash with Austrian vessels near Pola as bombardment expected. Szigelly and Saldu pursued from Antivari. ships rely on Austro fortifications while Belgium reports German torching Wise. French gains along Alsace Vosges include Strassburg advance and control around Abrasweller. President Wilson says Japan acts in good faith on Kaïuan Chau matter. State Department transmits Jap ultimatum to Germany.
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Japan
Germany
Kaiau Chau
China
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