Call of the Coast through service routes offered by Burlington
The Burlington advertises through service to California and Puget Sound with coast routes for a See America tour. It promotes scenic resources of the Pacific Slope and quotes excursion rates of 50 dollars to California and 67.50 dollars for the Coast circuit, signed by L. W. Waserey G. P. A. Omaha Neb.
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Pacific Slope
Burlington
California
Puget Sound
America
West
Northwest
US Replies to Austria-Hungary Refuse to Halt Arms Exports
Washington reports the United States refused to halt arm and munitions exports to belligerents in response to Austria-Hungary. The reply cites past wars where both sides bought arms, argues equalization duties exist, and notes America’s long-standing policy to permit sale of war supplies to belligerents to access international markets during wartime.
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Austria-Hungary
Arma
Austria
Washington
United States
Germany
Republic
Bombardment of Belgrade Resumes With Howitzers
Officials in Nish quote an Austro Hungarian statement saying Belgrade was bombarded with large caliber howitzers yesterday with no loss of life. The attack ceased after Semlin and Panscova were shelled causing fires and panic. Athens reports a royal decree calls 1915 recruits to colors.
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London
Belgrade
Nish
Reuter
Semlin
Austria
Danube
Panscova
Athens
German Submarines Sunk in Adriatic and Marmora Waters
Rome reports the Austrian submarine U-3 was sunk after a clash with an Italian cruiser in the lower Adriatic. The Italian fleet, aided by torpedo boat destroyers including the French Bisson, chased and destroyed the U-3 on August 13. A separate Salonika dispatch notes a German submarine sunk in the Sea of Marmora.
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Sea of Marmora
Rome
Adriatic
Bisson
London
Salonika
Italians Rally Against German Vessels in Boston Riot
In Boston 1300 Italian reservists bound for Canopic clashed with German ship crews and police as demonstrators attacked Amerika and Cincinnati. Several officers were seriously injured while stones and sticks struck sailors and shots were exchanged without confirmed hits. In Milwaukee seven people were hurt in a riot at a shrapnel plant between Italian workers and Austrian rivals seeking work.
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Boston
Canopic
Amerika
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Wis
Eight Die in London and Northwestern Train Wreck
Eight people killed and more than fifty injured in a double train wreck on the London and Northwestern railway. Wreck caused by derailment of the Irish Mail near London.
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London
London and Northwestern
Alfty
Billing's Injury Fatal
Arthur Billing assistant business manager of the New York World died Saturday from injuries from an auto accident while visiting relatives in Denver Colorado.
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Billing
Denver
Colo
Arthur Billing
New York World
Pan-American Envoys Demand Ten-Day Peace Reply
Washington and six Latin American powers urge General Carranza to respond within ten days to join a conference for peace in Mexico. The note, signed by Secretary of State Lansing and envoys from Brazil Chile Argentina Bolivia Uruguay Guatemala, calls for a neutral venue and a provisional government leading to elections.
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Carranza
Washington
United States
Mexico
Lansing
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Bolivia
Uruguay
Guatemala
United States of America
America
Robert Lansing
D. da Gama
Edu Suarez-Mujlea
Naon
Calderon
Carlos Maria de Pena
Joaquin Mendez
British Ship Jacona Sunk by Submarine
The British steamer Jacona of 2069 tons was sunk by a submarine Friday morning off Dundes Scotland. The captain and nine crew members were landed a few hours later.
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Dundes
Scotland
Jacona
French Buy Islinole Horses for French Government
Buyers in central Illinois receive an order for 10 000 horses for immediate shipment to the French government. The purchasers are securing horses in Illinois and surrounding areas as of August 16.
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Hoomington
Central
Unois
Water works and new depots across Nebraska towns
Nebraska towns push infrastructure with Springview water system Oakdale roadwork DuBois lights and Clay Center depot. Adams defeats water bond 50 to 1 while rail and bank openings signal growth.
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Springview
Loup City
Oakdale
Burlington
Clay Center
DuBois
Exchange Bank
Steele City
Adams
Bancroft
Dunbar
Fairbury
Moorefield
Nebraska
Cedar County
Hartington
Clay
Superior
Crawford
Joe Stecher
Mort Henderson
Altoona
Straight Falls
Fremont
Glenn Newcomb
Whitman
Hyannis
Clatonia
Gage County
Mary McCord
Hershey
Union Pacific
Sutherland
Lee Rollin
Columbus
Omaha
Ford
Ford Automobile Company
Vausa
J. & Roger
Mullen
Lester Roberts
Sterling
Lincoln
W. E. Andrews
Hastings
Congress
Paul Sprecker
Electric Light Company
Blair
Oakland
Cal
John Jensen
Broken Bow
Charles Pascow
Auburn
Fred Johnson
Nebraska City
Madgett
Charles A. Flood
Rosalie
Walthill
Mainbow Creek
Wynot
Harold Beste
William H. Munger
United States District Court
F. W. Knore
Lincoln Frases Foundry Company
Jones Section
Seward
Capitol Beach
John Davis
Farmers’ National Congress
Dan V. Stephens
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Conference OF Seven Nations
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