Railroads Push Eight Hour Day Plan Amid Talks with Wilson
President Wilson nears a settlement plan to avert a nationwide railroad strike. A federal eight hour day proposal would let railroads raise rates to cover higher wages, while a federal commission would study related issues without enforcing decisions. The plan aims to widen mediation as 640 union leaders travel to Washington for meetings.
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Senate Finance Bill Favorably Reported
Washington August 11 Republican members of the Senate Finance Committee backed a revised revenue bill projected to raise about 250 million dollars yearly. Chairman Simmons announced a swift path to debate with study time for Republicans. The panel added a provision barring frozen halibut or salmon from the north Pacific through non American ports after certain days, aiming to protect American industry now controlled by England.
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Weather bulletin notes widespread corn and wheat damage in frost and drought
The Weather Bureau reports blight and rust harming late sown spring wheat in northern areas and parts of Montana. Corn fared better overall but fell short in Kansas Oklahoma and north and west Texas due to little rain. Rain helped corn in Indiana Ohio New England and improved late crops in Missouri and other states.
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Canada’s War Roll Shows 354 428 Casualties and Counts
Toronto reports wartime totals for the Canadian forces through July 31. Fortnight figures July 16 to 31 tally 3 791 entitlements amid the war’s lowest period since it began, while March leads with 32 700 and July records 8 052.
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New Banks Chartered in Gregory and Loyalton
Pierre Aug 14 Articles issued for two new banks the Commercial State Bank of Gregory lists capital stock 25000 with H M McA Ree as president L D Nolihwaper as view president and B M Kendall as cashier First State Bank of Loyalton lists F D Wiley of Sioux City as president Guy Wilson of Laurel Neb as vice president C Adama of Loyalton as cashier
Earl of Cottenham Weds Miss Burke in London Ceremony
London August 16 The Earl of Cottenham married Miss Watrian Burke at St George's Church Hanover Square Walter Winans gave the bride away Viscount Crowhurst eldest son of the Earl was best man
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Copper Exports Rise in Week Ended August 10
Copper exports for the week ended August 10 reached 8191 tons, up from 729 tons in the previous year, with figures showing stronger shipments from New York and related markets.
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McAdoo to Visit Des Moines for Rural Credits Board
Secretary William McAdoo will announce the rural credit board and attend a meeting in Des Moines. The trip is set for August 27 and 28, it was announced today.
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Gasoline Price Change and Cultural Note
Gasoline is reduced by one cent a gallon amid a broader report of a cent decrease. A separate China issue notes discouragement of holographing of women, reflecting social concerns of the era.
Bond Holders to Seek Foreclosure of Rock Island
Judge Geiger grants a decree allowing the Peabody committee to file suit to foreclose on the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroad. Seven men control about 40 percent of the railroad’s $11100000 in bonds, contending the security is injured under the reorganization. The decision opposes the stockholders led by Nathan Armster and other trustees including the Central Trust Co. of New York.
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New York Trolley Men Threaten Wider Strike
Aug 16 The Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees led by Wal thy Pridwerald accused Theo Shunta president of New York Railways of firing returning strikers. They warned of a 24 hour strike if demands are not met and called for action across all surface and elevated lines in Greater New York.
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Ten Paralysis Cases Rise in Montana State
One new infantile paralysis case reported in the west with another child under observation. Total cases reach ten with four deaths. Dr. Lamson of the U S Public Health Service visited the Crow reservation at Pryor and found six cases of the disease, three of whom were white children. Authorities seek quarantine on the reservation as school bound students prepare for the September 1 opening.
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Stefansson to Stay in Polar Zone Year
Nome Alaska reports Vilamur Stefanson the Canadian Arctic explorer will remain in the polar region for another year. He began his polar work in 1914 and is expected to continue mapping newly found lands north of Prince Vatelel Mand. The party returned today on the power ecthaoner Alaska and brought the news.
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Hurricane reported off the West Indies
Washington August 1 warning of a powerful West Indian hurricane near the Caribbean coast. The storm center was about 150 miles west of Saint Lucia, tracking to the northwest with winds near hurricane force as reported by the weather bureau.
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Battle Rages In Carpathian Passes and East of Lemberg
German war office reports heavy fighting in the Carpathians and near Lemberg. Russian forces under General Brustlutsen claim advances across Vorokhta and Dolatyn while Austrians retreat to positions near Zlota and Halicz. Prisoners and material captured include thousands of troops, cannon, machine guns, and bombs as the frontline shifts under bombardment from Russian batteries.
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Germans to Attempt Defense of Trieste
Paris reports Germany taking over Trieste defenses with roope and organized forces for fit purpose. Austrian and Italian fronts see advances with trenches captured near Monte Peelnka and along the Carso plateau. We took 354 prisoners including 12 officers. A mixed French Italian squadron raided near Tremtea Bay causing extensive damage.
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Britain to seek loan to protect exchange in war era
London reports that Britain plans a large loan secured by government bonds to support the pound, with Morgan & Co. and other major banks arranging a syndicate. The sum is variously reported between 150 million and 260 million dollars for a ten year term at about 6 percent.
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Two Men Injured by Marauding Grizzly in Yellowtone Park
In Yellowtone National Park near the Lake hotel two men were attacked by a marauding grizzly. Both victims were injured and evacuated to safety as rangers attempted to calm the animal. Authorities report the bear was subdued and felled after approaching tourists.
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Bishop Johnson Resigns as Chaplain in Iowa Infantry
Major historical note reports Chaplain John Johnson of the second Iowa infantry resigning his post to pursue a church assignment with the Methodist church or bishopric in Africa. The resignation was sent to the war department before the national guard deployment.
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Navy Bill Passes With $665 Million Appropriation
The Wilson administration allocates 665 million dollars for naval expansion. High officers express satisfaction as plans move forward under the new navy bill. The measure advances amid defense funding aimed at strengthening ships and personnel.
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Wees Wildlife Sale Reaches 415 Million Dollar Deal
A large wildlife memorabilia sale closes at 415 million. The deal involves major auction houses and collectors, with the centerpiece items including rare specimens and historic artifacts. Officials say proceeds support conservation programs and museum endowments.
Navy approves largest shipyard building program to date
Washington reports the Navy's proposed building program, valued at 215.8 million, advances after House approval and Senate backing. A conference committee seeks final differences before presentation to President Wilson for signature. The measure aims to bolster naval capacity with a comprehensive yard expansion and personnel increases.
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Berlin Not Opposed to Island Transfer
Berlin states Germany is not opposed to transferring the Danish West Indies to the United States. Foreign Minister Jagow says he cannot judge future ownership changes based on newspaper reports and notes that Germany would not pursue annexation of Panama or American territories.
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Slight Decrease in Fatalities Reported
New Work Aue 26 reports a slight drop in infantile plague deaths. Health officials note ongoing disease presence and count lingering cases as authorities tally figures and monitor the outbreak.
Earthquake Shakes Italy Amid Structural Crises
Reports indicate a severe quake impacts multiple Italian cities causing aid efforts at Pomare and Rimint while Anours remains undamaged. Rescue teams extract a person from collapsed homes as fears rise for other structures and residents in affected regions.
Record of Carnage in Somme Front Intensifies
An Associated Press dispatch from the Somme front reports brutal trench warfare at Gommecourt and Hebuterne near Delville Wood. British and German forces exchange massive shelling with heavy casualties as civilians are evacuated and villages razed.
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Women at Lake Geno Preparedness Camp Opened
About 150 women attend a preparedness camp at Lake Geno Win. The event aims to ready women to work in defense or military roles. Organized by the Navy leaders, the camp features lectures and drills as they prepare for future counts.
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RAND GOLD OUTPUT Lamont Adam at Hated Mines
Fragmentary OCR item notes gold output figures from the Hated mines. It cites values in pounds and ounces, including 28,289 units, 168 ounces valued at 2936 pounds 707, and July figures of 770,366 ounces valued at 3,272,208 pounds.
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