New Pact With Russia Probable Trade Outlook
Washington reports indicate strong business backing for renewing commercial treaty relations with Russia. Officials say a Russia trade pact focused on commerce could yield tariff concessions and boost U S exports, as Russia shifts away from Germany and Austria and invites U S participation in former German dominated markets.
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No Potash From Germany Halts Trade Hope
Washington reports that Germany will not alter its embargo on potash exports. US negotiations since the war began failed to gain concessions for imports. Officials say discussions with potash importers and foreign offices had suggested a partial restoration of shipments to American farmers and cotton traders.
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United States
Germany
Berlin
London
Allied supply conspiracy eyed near three mile zone
Dudley Field Malone said evidence showed a wide conspiracy to feed British warships outside the three mile limit. In Washington the US note to Germany on the William P Frye reparations avoids debate on beligerent rights at sea. In New York Mrs Manuel Gonzalez, wife of Costa Rica’s consul general, ingested mercury chloride. The Atlantic ad urging end to war signed by 400 editors. In Madrid the duke of Tovar seeks arrest of his former secretary for embezzling Spanish bonds. In Denver Buffalo Bill Cody is named Judge Advocate General of Wyoming forces.
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Willard Victor By Knockout Seals New World Champion
Jess Willard defeated Jack Johnson in a 26 round bout at the Havana racecourse to win the world heavyweight title. Willard, the Kansan known as a powerful white hope, pressured Johnson with a brutal finish after a long, hard championship contest watched by eighteen thousand fans.
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Jeffries
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Jess
Welsh
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Paris Campaign Aims to Curb Cocaine Trade
Officials in Paris launch a crackdown after a young girl's overdose in the Latin Quarter sparks a broad anti drug crusade. The drive seeks to reduce a rising number of cocaine users and curb the city’s drug problem.
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Paris
Aniser's Troops Repulse French and German Attacks
World War I dispatches report German forces repulsing French attacks in the Woëvre and Argonne, Belgian ground loss near Flanders, and Russian advances in the Carpathians. U boats sink ships off England and in the Baltic. U-31 drives away U-28. The United States protests Britain’s embargo while Italy, Rome, and German colonies react to tensions.
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New Jersey News Digest Highlights Local Events
Multiple South Jersey notes report weather fires and farmer losses in deranged conditions. A farmer near Paulsboro dies of heart trouble after firefighting efforts. Boroughs report vaccination, school training gains, and church construction plans. Local officials address quaratine enforcement and street repairs. A revival ends with many converts while educators expand manual training.
Bulgars Push Into Servia In Border Clash Near Strumitza
Bulgarian irregulars crossed into Servia near Vallan dovo capturing two guns and bombarding Strumitsa station. Servian guards fought back along the Varda River and regained the guns after heavy fighting, with both sides reporting heavy casualties.
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Pinchot Ordered Out of Belgium Amid War Dispatches
The Hague reports Gifford Pinchot was expelled from Belgium on an unofficial relief mission. A Rotterdam despatch says Germany plans to flood areas northwest of Antwerp. Russian forces hold strategic advantages in the Carpathians except Uzok Pass.
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Turkish Finance Minister in Geneva Seeks Peace Terms
Geneva reports Djavid Bey, Turkish finance minister, arrived in Geneva from Berlin where his mission failed. Wires from Vevay say his aim is to learn the terms the Allies are prepared to offer Turkey for peace.
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Djavid Bey
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