Battle for Warsaw Reaches Decisive Point Says Petrograd
Petrograd reports the Warsaw engagement has reached a decisive point. Russian defense lines near the Narew river hold firm while German bombardment rages on Warsaw outskirts. Officials say Russian forces may still prevent fall as German and Austrian units push toward the city.
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Wrench Company Plant Fire Destroys Corry Factory
Fire swept the Corry Wrench Company plant on Bogle Street shortly before 3 a.m., destroying the building and causing an estimated 10,000 to 12,000 dollars in damage. Norman Slinger and night attendant at the City Electric Light plant first spotted flames. firefighters from multiple wards battled the blaze for about an hour and a half. The fire spread quickly through oily interiors and roofing, with nearby structures in danger. No cause yet determined. officials expect possible rebuilding plans after coverage by insurance.
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German Foreign Office Receives Note from Amentents
Berlin July 23 Ambassadors Gerard delivered a note to the German Foreign Office at 1:15 pm and met with Von Jagow for thirty minutes. Gerard declined comment on the note and TaKoWan, questioned by reporters, also refused to discuss until the official text is released.
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President Wilson Faces Expected Criticism Over Note to Germany
Washington July reports say President Wilson’s note to Germany will shape relations with Berlin and provoke domestic scrutiny. Officials anticipate criticism at home while the administration seeks to project a firm stance. An official statement notes ongoing discussions with Secretary Wayne and Attorney General as details unfold.
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Famous Hungarian painter Gallimbardi dies by suicide
Budapest July 24 United Press reports Gallimbardi, a world famous Hungarian artist, killed himself after visiting his wife’s grave. He shot himself through the heart at the cemetery, ending his life shortly after mourning at her tomb.
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President to appoint State Department Counsellor before Cornish trip
The President will depart soon for Cornish to spend Sunday with his family and work on foreign affairs documents. Before leaving, he is expected to announce several appointments including a new Counsellor of the State Department, after sending the German note.
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Bowman Sues Railroad Co for $6000 in Damages
Kincaid and Kincaid, attorneys of Winely today filed action in Common Pleas Court seeking $6000 from the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Curlyly Mowman alleges severe injuries from a wreck at Hate rikburg on April 1, when his car was struck by moving freight cars on the Lancaster Vision line. He contends the collision hurled him against the coach, causing head injuries and ongoing trouble, rendering him unable to perform duties.
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Cleveland Firms Warned Over Bomb Threats
Cleveland plants including Phérions Motor Car Co White Motor Co and American Steel and Wire Co were warned under orders from theWar Department amid rumors of an attempt to blow up manufacturing plants. Secretary Lansing said the government would guard the sites as authorities pursued leads and increased security.
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