Directors Meet After Night Session At City Board
The Board of Commerce and Industry met last evening and approved paying rent for the Associates Charitable group headquarters at Payne dock for July and August. A committee was authorized to develop an automobile tour route information center near the offices and coordinate with the motor club. Road signs for touring parties were referred to the committee for action. Moving suits were discussed and adjournment followed. Secretary Crown received two days of absence. Mrs Davis returned from Chicago where she had visited for six months.
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Charittod
Payne ‘Dock
Directora
Motor Club
Crown
Mtiabure
German Note Sent From Washington Early Last Evening
Washington July 22 The note from this government responding to the jute claim was dispatched to Berlin last night. The text went on the envelope at ninety o clock and officials said the message was probably received by Ambassador Gerard by ten o clock today. It will be decoded and translated into German and formally presented to the German foreign office tomorrow. The announcement caused surprise in the capital as the administration had not indicated any move during the night or the week. Secretary Lansing said the text would not be published until word is received that it is in the hands of the Berlin authorities.
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Washington, D.C
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Biato Department
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Foreign Office
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United Press
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Menturg
Grane Tuk
Nicholas Ura
Tie Toreh
Thay Pollet
Toniy
Wastin
Croom
Hagen
War Office
Mackensen
Wudilnales
American Volunteers Arrive in Naples Embraced by Crowds
United Press dispatch reports two American volunteer reservists arriving in Naples from the United States. They were escorted through the harbor and marched in columns along major streets, drawing enthusiastic ovations from onlookers. Additional reservists were expected to land soon.
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United Press
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Naplna
Staten
Wal Hy Mont
States
Train wreck at Bear Lake on Erie freight line
A section of the Atlantic and Great Lakes freight train No 92 wrecked near Bear Lake on the Erie line. Several crewmen sustained injuries, with one brakeman unconscious and others treated at a local hospital. The accident halted the train briefly until repairs and routine service resumed.
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Bear Lake
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Hear Lake
Nevrews Tewkemen
Suara
Mondville
A. T Minck
Tuiton City
Pear Lake
Sear
Meadville
R.A. Blace
Union
Gorry
J.C Kibtes
Brulo
Hy Tran Tvew
City Finance Boost Aims At 3 Million Figure
A report claims Superintendent of Finance instructed officials to raise the city valuation from 2.4 million to at least 3 million. Officials discuss possible rate changes to support the higher valuation, with talk of lowering millage if increases proceed. Officials warn against overstatement and seek a systematic plan for tax policy.
Burning Liner Nears African Port
Report from Durban Natal on July 22 states the Indian Queen is slowly nearing the port, about 800 miles east of the point, with 800 passengers aboard. Wireless reporting delays hinder details on the fire and danger to the liner. Later, the Ineri is said to be convoyed by the Plymouth steamer Otwki.
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Durban
Natal
Africa
Banalla
Oflay
Becaiee
Ineri
Otwki
Russians Will Burn Warsaw Battles Raged Around City
July 22 dispatches warn of heavy fighting as German forces close on Warsaw. Reports say German columns advance from the north and east, with fires and destruction along roads and villages as Russian defense falls back toward the rear. Officials claim Moscow aims to prevent a collapse while German troops push toward the city’s outskirts.
Local Fire Ends Quiet Visit for Mary Tabcoek
A brief notice reports a fire incident near Viadting Higgins’ mother Mary Tabcoek in the city. Mrs. Johin Taem has been seen visiting Stes, John Barry and family for several days and has now left for her home in Uradford.
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Mary Tabcoek
Ts City
Mra
Johin Taem
Stes
John Barry
Tas
Uradford
New Jersey militia called out today amid riot at Standard Oil plant
A violent riot erupted as strikers attempted to storm the Standard Oil plant at Senat, with guards firing on crowds and several wounded. The governor appealed for state militia and ordered troops to restore order as the situation escalated.
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New Jersey
Weather Forecast fragment for Friday
A partial weather fragment notes a moderate temperature outlook for Friday with limited readable details. The missing text prevents a full forecast but implies mild conditions and no extreme heat or cold. Local readers should expect typical Friday patterns based on surrounding data.
Remington Strike Settled at Bridgeport Works
July 22 report from Gonn says the Remington Arms Bridgeport plant settled the strike of machinists and other skilled workers. All men who recently went abroad have returned to work. Company and sub contractors accepted demands for shorter hours with wage adjustments. Fear of further trouble eased as strike leaders denied a further stoppage.
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Umitoa Roma Heideoport
Gonn
Atilica
Bridgeport
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