Nest of Serpents to be Wiped Out at San Francisco
San Francisco Aug 5 Public disclosure of evidence against bomb suspects sparks outrage and promises to stamp out the anarchist nest. Immigration officials inspect prisoners and foreigners. Cesare Vigle Julien Potter and Louis Aubert sentenced to 40 days for handbills and will be deported after serving. Mooney and wife implicated in fostering anarchy.
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Danes Indignant Over Sale of Danish West Indies
Danish newspapers denounce the sale to the United States as disloyal and outrageous. Government action sparks broad indignation across media and public.
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Denmark
Danish West Indies
United States
Elks and Friends Honor Ernest Rountree at Funeral
A large gathering attended the Elks and Knights of Pythias funeral for Ernest Frank Rountree in Pythian hall. Judge Curler led the service with Elks members assisting. the procession went to the cemetery where the casket was interred. Survived by his widow, a sister in Walla Walla, and relatives in New Mexico. hospital reports from St. Luke's indicate no hopes of recovery prior to death.
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New Mexico
Elko
Epidemic in New York City Eases With Fewer Deaths
The infantile paralysis epidemic in New York City shows signs of relief with 41 deaths and 168 new cases reported in the last 24 hours.
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Spectacular Struggle In Air Giants Clash In Europe
A vast World War I front report describes British forces breaking German second lines near Pozieres with hundreds wounded prisoners. Turks attack El Aunan. Russians report cheery news while Berlin notes heavy fighting north of the Somme and a dramatic sky duel over the Somme and Verdun regions.
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Russian Eugenia Sunk by German Submarine in Channel
In the early hours, the Russian steamship Eugenia of 2079 tons and British schooners Bomarin Ermariiton and Fortina were torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine in the channel.
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Ermariiton
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Striking Streetcar Tieup Sparks Disorder in City
The August 5 street car strike erupts into disorder with few cars running. Strikebreakers operate some cars while stones and garbage are hurled by strikers. Police dispersed rioters as reserves mobilized. spikes placed on rails halted service. Non-union workers flee for safety amid mounting tensions.
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President backs minimum wage plan for rail workers
Four railroad managers met at the White House to learn the President's view on a law giving the Interstate Commerce Commission authority to regulate wages and rates. He said if Congress passes such a law he would support a full investigation and upward revisions starting with section men. He endorsed the AFL and rail workers' demands. Continued on Page Four.
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