European War News and Domestic Headlines Across Britain and Europe
Reports from London echo Asquith on essential wartime pacts under Germany’s restoration plan for Belgium and Serbia with reconstruction and economic repair. Berlin dispatches claim Russian attacks on the northeast Kovel railway line failed and that Von Bothmer’s forces near Volhynia are nearly enveloped. Cossack divisions allegedly destroyed railways behind Austro-Hungary’s army after Brody, while Lemberg may evacuate. Somme fighting centers around Verny. British-French advances offered no ground. London cites a July toll of 7,084 officers and 42,501 men. British air raids reach eastern and southeastern England. Russian assaults on Linsingen’s troops repulsed with heavier losses. In Washington, Wilson is urged on women’s suffrage but states it is a state matter. other dispatches cover a Benton County murder, a rail wage dispute, and political race results in Missouri and New York.
Hughes Seeks Presidency and Woman Suffrage Endorsement
The article notes Charles E. Hughes in New York outlining his presidential campaign platform including Mexican policy, European war neutrality, preparedness, and support for woman suffrage. It also mentions a submarine voyage from Baltimore and a gas explosion in Washington near Arlington National Cemetery with miners killed and injuries.
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Charles E. Hughes
New York
Hughes
Thas
Mexico
Mexican War Exlposions and Political Moves Reported
Reports detail a bomb blast killing 60 and wounding 4 Carrancista soldiers at Imprime Sonora with refugees fleeing to Nogales. Other items note American deaths and Mexican bandit arrests near Fort Hancock Texas, and Col Jesus Riaz Yeloser’s arrest in Columbus New Mexico. Treasury seeks tax penalty compromises while labor talks resume aboard US mediation board. President Wilson orders diplomatic steps on Irish prisoners and Britain’s trade policy shifts. John H Clark takes oath as associate justice. German government actions noted.
Sequestered Chateau de Chambord Marks Shift in France
The French government seized the Chateau de Chambord and opened it to new uses. The article recalls its Renaissance grandeur, from its 1526 foundations and 440 rooms to its 13 staircases and grand double spiral tower, detailing rulers and events that shaped its history from Francis I to Napoleon era.
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Chambord
Francis I
Rambouillet
Com‘fort
Henry
Chateau
Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Promises Snowy White Clothes
Ad touts Red Cross Ball Blue for clear whites and bright laundry. Encourages asking a grocer for the product andclaims it makes you smile at laundry day. Mentions Red Cross as the true blue.
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Red Cross
Claimed His Right in a Star Struck Proposal
A shy admirer renovates his courage during a social stroll with a charming woman. He declares her the star of the evening and asks to claim his reward as an astronomer by naming the star he has supposedly discovered.
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bin Froms
Ventrien
Indy
Sid
Castoria Brand Remedy for Infants and Children
Examine every bottle of CASTORIA for the signature and the claim of over 30 years in use. The advertisement notes children cry for Fletcher's Castoria and positions it as a safe remedy for infants and children.
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Fletcher
Hint and Hints From Monkeys in Odd Dialogues
A jumble of quirky excerpts features Mayor Smith of Orien urging guidance in a humorous public hinting session. The scene includes a barber, a barber's customer, and a philosophizing monkey debating Darwinian ideas and the cost of social policy in a satire of public discourse. It notes two Danish company efforts to produce hog brain medical preparations.
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