Industrial Commission Reports on Causes Of Unrest In U S
Summaries of United States Commission on Industrial Relations findings and recommendations were released. The Manly report cites four main causes: unjust wealth and income distribution, unemployment and denial of opportunity, denial of justice in law, and denial of rights to organize. Proposals include a permanent adjusted commission and advisory council with broad powers. The Commons report sees labor law breakdown and government distrust as root causes, while Weinstock dissents on secondary boycotts.
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United States Commission On Industrial Relations
Congress
Frank P Walsh
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John J. Commons
Wisconsin
Bordenier Maan
Wiinais
Harris Weinstock
California
Rhston Buthird
Kentuci Fn
John J. Leston
Illinois
James O'Connell
Distrief
Columbia
A. B. Garretson
Jows
Repar
Adusteiak
Weinstock Gopark
Boyscott
Cearke PL West
Compans Uut
Me Weinsluck
It Is Time to Act Says Roosevelt in The Note
Roosevelt urges action in a tense dispatch about German submarine threats and the Arabic note. The administration warns of potential further steps if Germany continues aggressive foreign policy while stressing unity with allies and readiness for possible military moves.
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Roosevelt
Scouts Assist At July 1 Flag Raising And Debates
The Boy Scouts served as ushers ticket takers and traffic keepers at events including a July 1 flag raising service with over 700 attendees. Fifteen patrol leaders directed 27 scouts across ten days of performances, with 341 attendances 1075 cars and 23193 tickets recorded. Chas. 2. Mikesel is in Seattle staying at the Feye Hotel run by PL H. Watts. An automobile with tag 38572 was found and claimed.
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Chin? Hamilton
Ctwan- Miaquaie Bay
Hill
Hinkel
Souls
Serview
Rodbertson
Craft
Stoulmaster Harnilton
Ralph Mader
Erin Selowari
Wmdla
Nuder
Mikesel
Seattle
Washington
Feye Hotel
Lettle
PL H. Watts
Ruther Gounty
Big Orders Received in Industrial Demand Report
An official report notes 7,000 tons daily excess capacity and 54,400 tons per day in new orders boosting shipments by about 15,040 tons daily. June activity shows foreign government orders, 27,605 locomotive car orders, and rising steel structure work with lower prices. Foundry iron shipments expand as merchant interests push for improved supply and early openings for additional merchant stacks.
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Toms Hy Saul
Igland
Pss Vania
Tocomoti
Blaat Furnane
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
Lee Foundry
Laule
American Machine
Hundred Missing After River Flood Devastates Towns
River flooding from the Texas coast storm hits Aug. 98 8 area near Lock, Missouri, causing dozens of deaths and hundreds missing. Meramec and Des Peres rivers surge, washing away homes and vehicles, blocking rail and telegraph lines. Thousands displaced, with property and crop damage, and emergency crews working to rescue survivors.
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Louis
Meramec
Luton
Strow
Thy
Sunota
Arkansas
Misani
Mingis
St. Louis
Des Peres
Burke
Avellen
Oxirk
Meriden
Lim Mare
Caritas Firme
Stella
Valley Wark
Tuunel
War supplies to be rushed to the czar
Tokyo reports Premier Akuma says Japan will aid Russia with munition shipments. The Shimbun notes Japan plans to use all government and private resources to boost Allied munitions output, signaling urgent support against the enemy.
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Czar
Tokyo
Atha
Phe Rolinng Shimbun
Akuma
Japan
Fintmare
Daar
Germans Lose Heavily In Sea Fight At Riga
Paris dispatch reports a sea battle near Riga where Russian forces sunk or damaged several German ships including two cruisers and eight torpedo boats between August 16 and 18. The German dreadnought Moltke and other cruisers reportedly suffered heavy losses. The Russian gunboat Sivatete was sunk, and a German torpedo boat was destroyed. the aftermath influenced Allied and Russian statements from Paris and London.
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Iermans
Riga
Lonsmon
Aai
Alfie
Fal Kusshn
Kron 2 Cman Avntling
Terdeal News
Gere Wein
Sivatete
Brilliant Field
Velmograd
Fe Duma
Gulf
Ries
Moltke
General Villa and Zapata clash amid wounded near Torreon
A report from a Mexican hospital lists 70 dead and many wounded as General Villa’s and Zapata’s forces engage near Torreon, with claims of victory from both sides. The battle sees heavy casualties including officers and civilians, while troops move toward Monterrey and surrounding areas.
Two Ships Sunk In The Marmora Area
In London and elsewhere reports describe two ships sunk near the Marmora in a Turkish maritime region. The events involve German and Espathan interests with munitions cargoes noted amid naval engagements.
Bairlich Head Berlin Nine-Year-Old Dies of Diphtheria
Nine year old Paul Blitivh of Salwarsan district in Hue district died suddenly from diphtheria at Bal Unmburg hospital. The child, a human of German origin, was reportedly vaccinated but contracted the disease. Authorities urge vigilance and vaccination to prevent further cases.
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Berlin
Paul Blitivh
Hue
Diel Shddatily Laday
Heurk
Bal Unmburg
Tavul Madero Victory Amid Shifting Regional Alliances
A fragmented report notes Tavul Madero achieving a pivotal victory as regional factions realign. References to Dahween Meleas Nena Ballitty Thereua hint at new power dynamics shaping upcoming events.
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Tavul Madero
Hus Reyort
Ethin
Ballitty
Apo
Inventors Refuse Fifty Thousand Offer on New Coupler Device
Fragmented OCR recounts Eaton inventors spurning a 50 000 offer for a patented coupler device intended to improve fuel delivery in cars. The report notes the project’s development, the sellers location near Denver and Camden, and mentions education and relatives among those involved, with passing reference to a ceremonial event and a wedding.
Allies Jubilant Over Naval Actions and Exile of German Fleet
Allied capitals express jubilation as steamship movements and naval actions around the Baltic and North seas unfold. Reports claim German losses include a destroyer and cruiser, with British and Russian dispatches suggesting attempts to shore up positions and cover retreats.
Reciprocity With South America Planned After Washington Visit
The article notes possible movement toward a South American reciprocity policy under President Wilson. It cites Secretary McAdoo and aides as discussing tariff concessions in exchange for similar privileges, hinting at a broader initiative to foster trade and transit corridors with South American republics. The piece references U.S. officials and the potential impact on tariffs and international commerce.
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Vrosilentk Wilsag
Breganey MieAdon Bas
Ane
Mance
McAdoo
Difficulties Rise in Reich as Peace Talks Loom
Fragmented notes recount a high level discussion on the political crisis in the empire. Chancellor and officials urge restraint and seek a peaceful settlement acceptable to four major powers while warning that bellicose expansion must end. A report by Dr. Bernhard Gernburg notes mission failures in neutral lands.
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Goria
Wark Dielferiel
Tina Clatetonivces
Teast
von Bathmann- Hallweg
Barnhard Gernburg
Stes
von Moltke
Steamer Pursued by Submarine in Aerial Engagement
In Aeris Town the Lamportain Holliner was pursued by a submarine. The submarine Thariplain attacked, with quartermaster and crew killed by shells fired from the diving submarine at four...
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Aeris Town
Lamportain
Ships Sunk in the Riga Gulf Amid War Contacts
An official statement reports three Ressian warships and one German warship sunk in the Gulf of Riga. Additional vessels damaged or towed to port after a reconnaissance mission. A British submarine torpedoed and sunk a German cruiser in the Baltic Sea during the action.
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Ressian
Gulf of Riga
Ant
Torperl
Garman
Ballie
Schimmel-Schershewsky Applies for U S Citizenship
Samuel Sherman alias Schimmel Schershewski, of 117 Main, filed in Cincinnati for citizenship papers. Local veteran units and city officials attended a reception for Alex Wink, new commander, Saturday night.
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Alex Wink
Batneday
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