Urges Immediate Treaty Ratification Amidst Rising Pressure
United Press dispatch from Washington reports urgent push by President Wilson and Senate leaders to ratify the treaty without delay, arguing that postponement harms business and normal conditions. Officials stress that swift action will separate American interests from foreign objections and maintain the administration’s policy aims.
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Dhe
Sinai
Teaco Leegly
Wilson Hinnernidy
Owe Mosher
Last Day for Petitions of City Candidacy
Word from county companion notes petitions due by 5 PM. No new candidates appear on list. several names considered for two and four year mayoral terms. Incumbent W N Tinose and Robert Moorlein are the only hopefuls for the city council.
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Alato
Frank Lauria
Weaver
Chas
Belalo
Howe
Ream
B.C. Barnes
A Teighot
John H. Rogers
Ay Wientionat
W. N. Tinos
Robert Moorlein
Troas
Houfas
Social Notes Of The Day In Local Circles
A social calendar reports prominent residents attending events at the Lovat Mpeioty and Church gatherings with Mrs Warrin hosting at Marion Street. Engagements include Maytile May joining Paul Bowell and a Marion Street reception. Formal Tinton entertainment and local arrivals are noted. Washington dispatch notes no Franco American treaty action today and a Senate committee orders Walsh to report.
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Mayomiou Wene
Siti Maia
Maltior
Promianta Tw
Mra
Mandy
Thy Lovat Mpeioty
H. Duites
Meath
We U
Durham
Chautangus
Mrs. Warrin
Marion
Paul Bowell
Walted Pens
Washington
Senate
Walsh
Epimituo
Army Food Sale First Day Delayed and Details Issued
Heavy sale of army food on its first day is described with supply delays and expected shortages. Officials warn customers during the wartime allocation period that remaining items include bacon, corn, flour, milk, fish, beef, chicken soup, and more. Orders can be placed at the local post office, with delivery timing uncertain and August 20 as an anticipated completion date. Local offices urge residents to act now to secure rations.
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Orifer
Lisle
Washington
Pont of Fig
Rasvivind
von Alignmienta
Wir
Rgo
Aertmenkeani
Ofice
Corporal Alverson Home From Washington Visit
Corpral Whyyn Alverson has arrived at home from Washington D C and will resume duties soon. He recently completed service in the navy and will continue studies at the University of Pennsylvania this fall to complete school work.
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Whyyn Alverson
Washington, D. C
Alverson
Cohn
Galveston
Tex
Waldron
AlgerNin
Col
Avihnie Wood
Waastou
Ian Oitles
Bio-War
Gettingy
Snhilorg
Suilors
Marines
Konrliye
Arleyances
Surindn Hubrook
University At
Ponsaylganta
Eighteen Is Final Mine Death Toll Report
A garbled note states eighteen as the final death toll with references to dates and places and unclear names. The text mentions twelve individuals and four remaining, implying a total casualty figure though several words are unreadable.
New York Lines Operate Amid Historic City Traffic Tie Up
August 10 report of subway and elevated lines running after a major strike that paralyzed New York City traffic. Trains resumed duty, with forecasts of wage talks and potential shifts in control of the island. Unclear fragments reference naval matters and a medical arrival.
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Uniton Rosy
New York
United Prean
Whena
Prosi
Azhibrafion
Tnt Wilvon
Naval
Whited
St Wi Pojwla
American Cavalry Cross Mexican Border In Search Of Bandits
Washington August 19 The War Department reports American cavalry moved into Mexico pursuing bandits after a raid near Candelaria. Col James Lotyglornn ordered the force to cross the border and pursue the bandits with orders to avoid unnecessary exposure while protecting American workers in the area. Government officials indicate military observers may accompany the expedition as it advances.
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Colavel Lotyglornn
Kno Na Xoonae
Hpatato Department
Mexico
Constabulary Seeks Negro Assault Suspect in Town
State troopers and local police hunted an alleged assailant after a Black man reportedly attacked an elderly woman in a neighborhood near Ehrwaf. Investigators recovered a gun from a second Black man and spread warrants across nearby communities as Mrs Fuller’s condition worsened and authorities urged swift capture.
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Atato
Manulow
Exan Dev
Big Jon
Willie Pullory
Ehrwaf
Howard Company
Bhidy
Opjet Prink
Omcor Stapleton
Gaya
Oper
Big Jubada
Forday
James von Tirosur
Joent Onleer
Thote
Dio
American officers freed by ransom reach border
United Pro 1 Paso dispatches report that two American officers released after a $15,000 ransom were escorted by Captain Matlack and a small cavalry squad to the Texas side of the border near Marta Candelaria. A plan using signal lights aided the crossing as bandits provided the money. Government reimbursement awaited donors and a Mexican government claim of reimbursement was noted.
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United Pro
Paso
Ft. Weterson
Pau
Davin
Fem
Moexitua Banditx
Amor
Marta
Nexn
Matlack
alValry
Candelaria
Texas
Potorsin
Buonila
Fire alarm at Duane Selwite home tests quick dispatch of new truck
An Omni fire at the corner of West Washington and Mott streets summoned the departing float night around 14580. A White motor truck demonstrated rapid response and covered ground before flames were extinguished by the Be family. Lonin Decker and Mr Lehuitte suffered minor burns while gas ignited clothing. Fire officials praised the response and noted new Garhi system installation delayed by equipment shipments. A Gamewell order was placed to resume testing if funds arrive, with work paused until Wednesday.
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Duane Selwite
West Waallington
Mott
Dime Hayes
Tin Fite
Momters
Be Family
Anil
Haman
Lonin Decker
Mr. Lehuitte
Mer. Decker
Mr. Shultz
oMdiala
Guscessful
Taris
Npw
Gamewell
Fhia
Disorder in Sofia Sparks Calls for Republic
Dispatch from London reports violent disturbances in Sofia the Bulgarian capital as crowds demand King Boras abdication and a republic. Rioters were dispersed and French troops were deployed to restore order.
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Froat
London
Sofia
Daily Mail
Boras
Stolen car found near Centerville after theft
Report states the Ford automobile stolen from a theater area was located near Centerville and brought back to a farm. Police traced the thieves to Miydetown and Carry area with a Ford model involved. Chief Bawene and local authorities offered a $25 reward for information leading to arrest.
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Tordewe
Peter Jory
Seth Tex Theater
Peterson
Centerville
Hori Ani Hugey Atoll
Titusville
All
Gray
Genterviliey
Rauioil Boyle
Tuuaville
Tibekse Nuiliees
Witich
Ewcape
Wit Boyle
Miydetown
Edward
Thorp
Boi
Bawenead
Bnt
Cory Ani
Ghiet Bawands
No game scheduled tomorrow in local sports brief
A garbled local brief says no game is scheduled for tomorrow. It mentions efforts by management to arrange a match and hints at potential games this weekend against the Black Diamonds of Filo and a Sunday game with the Greondoh Yoitians, though many words are unclear.
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Pho
Weilwenlay
Tuvavilla Aio
Tosala
Filo
Ashton Corenora
Greondoh
Carranza Troops Denied Ties to Bandit Attacks
In Mexico City on August 10 General Ar aulfo Cowes denied charges that Carranza troops are unreliable and rob foreigners. He stated troops are guarding foreigners and pursuing bandits blamed for robberies in the Tampico district. A man accused of participation in the recent attack was reportedly captured. The government promised immediate action against bandits.
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United Press
Mexico City
Araulfo Cowes
Ceatral
Carranka
Asulgas
Qguarda
Ato
Carrara
Tampico
George MacDonald
Regular Meeting of Commission Discusses Street Work and Hydrants
The commission held a regular session with Commissioner Lavity presiding. Petitions from Gast Reach Street and Third World residents prompted discussion on street improvements, hydrant placement, and contract changes for city projects. The meeting included review of architect drawings, paving plans, and funding adjustments, with a report to the next meeting. The Paul Service Commission and public works items were slated for consideration, and an upcoming rail piling proposal received preliminary approval. The annual glass city convention schedule was noted for August.
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Lavity
Alexandery Short
Ampuiaion Menting
Heli Dusk Wening
Layrie
Youra
Reat Antty
Gast Raith Street
He Street
Wayne Steoot
Forks
Breke
Alma Askoil
Atyouta
Phe
Mount
Tha Oty Wan
Mr. Mount
Architest
Sry Mérit
Paul Servide
Ty Clark & Hon Toe & Permitt
Perass West Smith
Marl & Son
Atroot Nower
Pirie
Atpook
PolukwindPad
Tabaes
Bash Atreot
Wash-Out Delays Pennsy Train In City Event
Pennsy train No M, due 4 40 in the city, was delayed about two hours by a washout on the Baltimore division. AMT team adjusted motions as the train faced further delays. A party arranged by Erie Pa was moved to a hotel hall in Cony for dancing and socializing due to the washout impacts.
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Baltimore
Emporium
de Lugho Baltinors
Almont
Houta
Erie . Pa
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Daytoni Peterson
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