United States Authorizes Warsaw Legation to Move
Washington reports the state department authorized the American legation in Warsaw to depart the capital when advised by the charge. The group, led by John C. White, will relocate to Graudenz toward Dantzig, with Red Cross staff and other nationals likely joiners, amid growing gravitas of the Polish front.
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State Department
Warsaw
Charge D'Affaires
Legation
John C. White
Henry White
American Peace Commission
Paris
Graudenz
Dantzig
American Red Cross
Prince Tarbomerski
Congress
King
Utah
Department
Poland
U. S
United States
Rhine
Germany
France
Great Britain
Neto
Moscow
Reda
Hugh Gibson
California
Rede
Warsa
Bolshevists
Brest-Litovak
Red Cross
Kallat
Reds
Fragmentary Gothic Dispatch from California Newsroom
An illegible clipping mentions California earthquakes and the world’s reaction. The garbled text references burying concerns, avoiding denial, and fear of grave events, with a fleeting note about near Bound Mead and London.
Red most sought capture nabbed in Chicago raid
Chicago police arrest Alexander Jaunuikans and two associates in a raid by the anarchist and bomb squad. Jaunuikans, alias John Alexander, is described as a chief representative of the Russian Soviet and a draft evader. officers claim he edited Der Klassenkampf and may hold alias and identity links to Louis Granache. He faces charges tied to Soviet propaganda and alleged espionage.
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Chicago
Alexander
Louis Granache
United States
Grandéce
Granache
Jaunuikeana
John Alexander
der Kilassenkampf
Jaumuiksna
Has Two Husbands But Didn't Know It
Alexander Bell of Tell City Indiana recalls his identity after a 26 year lapse. Meanwhile Mrs A K R Barr of Slaghell Oklahoma learns her husband has two spouses after an operative reveal. The tale follows his wanderings from Tell City to Chattanooga and onward to Oklahoma.
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Terry Haute
Ind
Alexander Bell
Mra. A. KR. Barr
Slaghell
Oklahoma
Tell City
Indiana
Chattanooga
Mia
Gace
Blood is spilled in Mexican revolt near Ensenada
Reports from San Diego detail clashes in Ensenada as Governor Cantu’s forces clash with the Mexican central government. The Tecate ship is seized, Captain Leomirdo Zeped is killed, and crew members are said to be slain. Cantu forces also raid Masenida, seizing cattle, horses, and supplies. Mexico prepares 26,000 to 40,000 troops to subdue Cantu.
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San Diego
Cal
Fohs
Masenida
California
Mexwein
Cantu
St. Paul Printers Triumph in National Baseball Tourney
St. Paul Minnesota team beat St. Louis 6 to 4 in an uphill victory to advance in the printers national baseball tournament.
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ST. Paul Printers
St. Paul. Minn
Louis
Fragmentary Toston Transcript Passages on Appeals and Actions
The readable portions discuss an eagered want to betray Lrowtel and bar lines, a comander named Fedele weighing dropping agents, and plans to promote a bold venture. The text hints at a covert operation involving agents on the road to victory, with unclear outcomes and formal considerations.
Ireland Faces Iron Rule Bill Debate in Parliament
London August 2 a new Irish bill backed by the cabinet proposes martial law powers for military and civil authorities in Ireland to prevent disorders. It abolishes trial by jury and sets a high court plus security measures, triggering bitter cabinet debate and anticipated clashes in the commons with Labour and Irish Nationalists.
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London
Ireland
Emerald Isle
Honasr
Dublin
Lord Robert Dell
Herbert H. Asquith
Downing Street
Eoen
Cox Maintains Noninterference in State Politics
Dayton Aug 3 Governor Cox the Democratic presidential nominee said he will not meddle in state Democratic primaries. He declined to take a stand in Texas where former Senator Hailey runs for governor, adding it is not his province or desire to interfere.
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Dayton
Ohio
Cox
Texas
Hailey
Porras Elected President of Panama
Panama August 3 Dr BR Porras candidate of the liberal conservative party was elected president of the Republic of Panama in yesterday's election His opponent was Dr Cicero Urriola Porras formerly held the office and resigned to seek re election claiming constitutional ineligibility protests were filed with the state department in Washington as the United States did not intervene.
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Panama
BR. Porras
Republic of
Cicero Urriola
Boeserio Porras
the Republic
Arriola
State Department
Washington
Porras
United States
Five German hulks to reach New York today
Five former German warships allocated to the United States for experimentation and to be destroyed within a year were due to arrive in a New York harbor today. They will be anchored for two weeks in the Hudson River and opened for public inspection. Afterward the Frankfort and three destroyers will go to Newport News Virginia and the dreadnought possibly will tour Atlantic and Pacific ports.
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Washington
United States
New York
Hudson River
Hudson
Frankfort
Newport News
Atlantic
Pacific
Crowds Gather as Long Beach Lifts Ban on Bathing
The largest crowd in Long Beach history turned out yesterday as the bathing ban was lifted and women were no longer required to wear locking devices on swimsuits.
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New York
Long Beach
Roanon
Blow On Jaw Fatal Ends Patrolman’s Life
Chicago police report Patrolman William J. Howler died after being struck on the jaw by Patrolman John Mulhern during a confrontation. Howler returned home to his wife and died.
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Chicago
Willam J. Howler
John Mulhern
Mulhern
Mowler
Mexican Rebels Surrender Unconditionally
General Manuel Larraga and Leon Martinez, leaders of the rebels in Mexico Cy, have surrendered unconditionally. Advices from General Alfonso de la Herta, chief of operations in San Luis Motos, were released by the government.
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Mexico
Manuel Larraga
Leon Martines
Reteol Jeaders
Alfonso de la Hearta
San Luie Motos
Bunda
Air crash in Lancaster kills driver and injures two others
An aircraft crash near Marlette Sunday in Lancaster county, Pennsylvania, killed J Mewmuller, 34, of Pokin, and injured Ray Nutt and another mechanic. The victims were reported as deceased and wounded in the aftermath, with details sparse.
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Lancaster
J Mewmuller
Ray
Nutt
Mechanlc
Indiana
Negro confesses he killed woman in Washington case
The suspect, William Henry Campbell, a 22 year old Black man, confessed to the March murder of Mrs. Gertrude Harrison Mann and robbery, and admitted to ten nearby burglaries. He identified the severed finger ring signature, recovered from a Baltimore girl. The confession followed police questioning on wider crimes after his arrest.
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Chicago Tribune
Sioux City Tribune
Washington
Gertrude Harrison Mann
Willum B. Mann
Chicago
William Henry Campbell
Campbell
British Cable Landing Row Off Miami Port
The Colonia, a British cable layer chartered by Western Union, arrived off Miami to land the Miami Barba dowex cable but remained outside the three mile limit. Rear Admiral Benton C. Decker and destroyers’ flotilla were sent to prevent the landing as Western Union officials awaited further instructions.
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W. U
Colonia
Western Union Telegraph Company
Three Mile Line
Benton C. Decker
Mlottiky
A. W H. Tubbard
Miami
W. J. Brenheln
Western Union Company
Navy yard workers seek wage boost at board hearing
Representatives of 560000 navy yard workers testified before the navy wage board in Washington demanding an immediate raise. They urged an average hourly wage of 1.05 dollars, arguing the rise is needed to match private industry wages in shipyard trades.
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Washington, D. C
Navy Ward Works
Navy Yards
Navy Wage Board
Key
Hwy Eam Traden
Iidustry
Uruguay Enacts Law Permitting Dueling
In Manteviden Uruguay on August 6 the senate definitively sanctioned a bill approved by the chamber of deputies supplanting existing penalties for dueling. The measure becomes law upon the president's signature. Seconds must submit to a court of honor the question of whether an offense justifies a duel and determine the offended party.
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Manteviden
Uruguay
Venate
De Valera Denies Compromise on Irish Home Rule
De Valera publicly rejects any compromise with England on Ireland's status. He asserts Ireland will be free and independent, warns against foreign interference, and contrasts this with London debates on restoring order in Ireland.
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Washington, Aue
Eamonne Valera
Ireland
London
England
Cathiel Griffiths
Ten J W W delegates seized in Spokane Wash raid
Ten men believed to be delegates of the Industrial Workers of the World from Washington Idaho and Oregon were arrested by county federal and city officers at a gathering seven miles northeast of Spokane. They were jailed under a permanent injunction banning IWW activities in the county amid reports of a planned convention.
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Spokane
Wash
Wort
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
LW. W
L W. W
Reprieves Granted for Cole and Grammer in Nebraska
Lincoln Neb Aug 13th era Governor Malcolm Vie reprieved condemned murderers Alan H B Cole and Allen V Grammer for a 13th and 10th time respectively. Both await further court action as their death sentences remain on hold at the Nebraska penitentiary.
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Lincoln
Neb
Alan BH
Cole
Nebraska Penitentiary
Malcolvie
Allen V. Crammer
Alao
Not a Mule: Boy Bitten by Horse in Denver Incident
Denver report says Km Youngerman was bitten by a horse near a sidewalk horde yesterday. He received first aid treatment after the bite.
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Denver
Untidy Confectionery Exchange Sparks Adult Fracas
An elderly patron in a confectionery waited about ten minutes, grew irritated by the service and shouted at a young clerk asking in abrupt terms which way to the outlet. The incident reflects a tense moment in a mixed English feature from Everybody's Magazine.
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Everybody's Magazine
Lily
Grange Growth Under Sherman J Lowell Leadership
Under the leadership of Sherman J Lowell master of the National Grange the farmers organization has grown in power and influence Lowell from Fredonia New York plans to attend the Farmers National Congress in Columbus Ohio in November.
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Sherman J. Lowell
Natio Grange
Farmers
Lowell
Fredonia
N. Y
Farmers’ Neonal Congress
Columbus
Two Missing Boys Found Murdered Near Royalton
West Frankfort reports the discovery of Tony Hemphill and Anne Calenterers, both missing since Tuesday, found in woods near Royalton with throats cut. Kemp Hill also shot. Setino De Santis of West Frankfort arrested and charged with murder and kidnapping. victims buried in a shallow grave found by a hunter.
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West Frankfort
Tony Hemphill
Anne Calenterers
Royalton
Kemphill
Setino Desantis
Martyn
Boy Cannot Enlist to Win Pardon Offer
Allie Taylor a 16 year old North Carolina boy sentenced to a year in prison was offered a pardon by Governor Blickett on the condition of enlistment but the army will not accept him or any man who has done time. Adjutant General Harcia heads the recruiting division said the military services do not enlist convicts and noted Tusley was convicted of bootlegging.
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de Valera
United News
Arthur Griffiths
Irish Republic
Dublin
Rcd
Iemnd
Ireland
Cuba
Commons
London
House of Commons
Lloyd George
George
Herbert H. Asquith
Ihe
Enngland
A. Bonar Law
Catholic Church
Roour
Sinn Weln
Washington
Allie Taylor
North Carolina
Blickett
Army
Tayy
Harcia
Navy
Tusley
Long Seems Sure of Victory in Missouri
In Missouri primary returns Breckinridge Long leads for the Democratic nomination for U S senator by about 14 000 over Judge Priest with incomplete results The Republican race sees Senator Belden Spencer ahead of Colonel Dwight Davis by an estimated 15 000 The gubernatorial races go to John M Atkinson Democrat and Arthur M Hyde Republican with leads of several thousand over rivals
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St. Jenis
United States
Breckinridge Long
Fire destroys Army City in Kansas near Camp Funston
A mysterious blaze at Army City near Camp Funston in Junction City Kansas destroyed the small station confirmed by reports received late Wednesday night The fire is said to have originated from an unknown source and left Army City practically wiped out.
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Junction City
Kan
Army City
Funston
Arrest Raises Serious Charge Concerns in Greenfield Case
Ios Maines and Augus Laura Demas, 34, were arrested with two others in Greenfield. Demas claimed plans to marry the older party, but police anticipate filing serious charges by parents and authorities.
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Ios Maines
Augus
Laura Demas
Kya
Mable Lugman
Greenfield
Demas
Fisherman recaptures large eel after fall from basket
In Wilmington Delaware during August a fisherman dropped a large eel from his basket on Keet Car. A local cleanup effort followed before the eel was recaptured and returned to the seine.
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Wilmington
Del
Aug
Flour Prices and Trade Details At Principal Mill
In Minneapolis Minnesota this August flour advanced from 33 to 40 conte a unit at the principal mill. A lone for family patent in eight pound cotton sacks was noted. A car load loss was reported with a value around 18.75 dollars and 0615.20.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Cantu soldiers kill Mexican sea captain in California
A Mexican Federal Army leader Teomte, on patrol in lower California, was killed in the streets yesterday as Cantu soldiers were reported to have attacked. Officers in Newark brought the tale today, citing gang involvement and stray gunfire in a winter patrol area.
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L. Cepedia
Teomte
Califoonia
Ane
Senads
Yestentoy
Imio
UN Ateame Nowark
New York Clothing Firms Face Slow Trade Conditions
A segment shows New York clothing businesses reacting to weak orders and market shifts. Factory leaders say production remains steady with about four thousand workers and note no armed force support. they anticipate improved demand in the near term.
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New York
Aum
Bohwary & Jutfe, Inc
Europe Faces Broad War Threat Across Continent
London reports warn Europe at a crossroads with peace or renewed war possible. Officials credit Bolshevik success with shifting risk and note Premier Millerand seeks firm stance while Lloyd George leans toward compromise. Britain may supply aid as France deploys troops. naval mobilization under way.
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Millerand
France
Koeisneviem
Lioyd George
Europe
America
Tanine Ia
Wenlermey Cone
Evening News
Yyuesti
Bingland
Magicard
Rehearing Sought On Liquor Decisions
August 6 reports indicate attorneys filed requests for the supreme court to reconsider its June 7 ruling upholding liquor decisions. Appeals by George Dempsey a New Jersey wholesaler and Christian Feighenshaw a Newark brewer are cited with similar motions expected from Willam D Clutheie of New York, the counsel involved.
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Befforta
Supreme Court
Berliogs
George . Dempsey
Willam D. Clutheie
Tweeney
New York
Christian Feighenshaw
Breweer
Newark
N. J
Murder of Texas railroad agent shocks small town
Reber, a Witchita Hulls ranger and Mort Worth Line agent at Heeckwalker station, was shot on the platform early Thursday. He carried about $400, and authorities say a 12 gauge shotgun caused the death. The case is under investigation with few details released.
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Hrookenrige
Tex
Reber
Witchita Hulls
Ranger and
Mort Worth
Heeckwalker
Texas
Forest Fire Spreads North of Libby Montana
A northern Libby Montana forest fire expanded toward a northern area as reports from Learquart Forest Service District No. 1 described crews dispatched to the Viner area to combat the blaze amid ongoing firefighting efforts and uncertain conditions.
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Libby, Mont
Mont
Amgo
Lybbss Montana
Mvmcalings
Mu Atierming Alee
Learquarterr
Forest Aervice Diviriet No
Run Gans in Denver Report Sparks Public Panic
In Denver authorities investigated a violent incident as gunmen attacked a care facility during a Sunday shift change. Victims included several injured workers and bystanders as officers reported no arrests or identified suspects by 10 p.m. local time.
Local Crime Note From Noreistown Police
An aged man from Noreistown Pennsylvania was accused of endangering an infant and was reported by Clune UH in a police notice. The fragment hints at a fore jail period and a declared crook but lacks clear names or dates.
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Sethe
George
Noreistown
Pennsyl- Vila
Auguste Pamyaale
Clune UH
Onerd Viuet Pottal
Leaving bk to Other from the Mew
Fragmented OCR text references transfers and financial terms with unclear context. It mentions terms like shortfall and chea t, 9000 by 0,000, and possible trade notes. Overall the passage is garbled and lacks coherent events or identifiable individuals.
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Tork
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