Happenings That Shaped a War Week Across Nations
A sprawling digest reports fires in Copperfield Oregon the Fracine of new saloons. accidents from Utah to Montana. rail wreck near Craedom Colorado and a dam failure near Great Falls Montana. Battles and diplomacy unfold with U S appeals for Mexico peace naval decisions and wartime shifts in Baltic and Atlantic theaters.
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Intermountain
Copperfield, Ore
Denver & Rio Grande
Benjamin Bush
Craedom
Colo
M. Potter
Stamm
Missouri River
Great Falla
Mont
Om August Company
Harry Krewer
Salt Lake
Fowler
Aomestic
Germans Begin Balkan Drive Forces mass on Serbian frontier
Reports say German and Austrian forces totaling 200000 to 400000 concentrate along the Serbian frontier and near the Romanian border as the Balkan drive opens. Serbian counteroffensive under Von Buelow pushes back Austro German units near Kubisho with prisoners taken.
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London
Shelia
Corman
Belgrade
Bertina
Ormana
Semlin
Turkey
Homania
Greece
von Buelow
von Hindenburg
Dvinik
Kubisho
Teutons Hear Peace Terms as War Rages On
A dispatch reports the German emperor favors peace talks if enemy nations initiate overtures in response to Pope Benedict XVs peace appeal. Austria offers a similar stance. Across borders in Nogales Mex, riots erupt as rumors of Mexicans seizing American property spark deadly violence. In Britain miners demand faster wage talks and threaten renewed action. Additional dispatches note military redeployments to Brownsville and reports from Chautauqua on WWI era drug and alcohol influence among soldiers.
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Parie
Fournier
Benedict XV
Germany
Austria
Benedict
Nogales, Armn
Americas
Nogales
Mexico
Mentoana
United States replies to Austria on arms ships during war
The State Department released Washington's note rejecting Austria-Hungary's protest against arms shipments to the Allies. It defends neutral policy, cites international law and national safety, and notes Germany and Austria-Hungary sold munitions in past conflicts including the Boer and Crimean eras.
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Lansing
United States
Ara Bot Uru
Mexico
Department of Commerce
American Society of Mexico
State Department
Washington
Aumnel 16
Austria-Hungary
Austria
Ihs
Germany
Great Britain
Transvaal
Orange Free State
Russia
Turkey
Eastland Righted Yields Jewelry and Personal Belongings
Three bushels of jewels purses and personal items belonging to victims of the Kustinad disaster were recovered from the steamer Eastland three weeks after the catastrophe during its removal to Chicago. No bodies were found in the hold, and the morgue keeper doubted any would be located there.
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Chicago
Kustinad
Eastland
Ely
Busy convention week features multiple allied groups
Lawmakers and lawyers mingle as the annual American lat association convention opens on Tuesday. Delegates arrive from across the United States and New York as five allied organizations participate in the proceedings.
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East Lake City
American Lat Association
Ty Sone Say
United States
Tively
Long and noisy dinner hosted by Ankarana governor
Ankarana's governor hosted a lengthy feast reported by Youth's Companion. About twenty officers attended as courses included curry goose pigeons and waterfowl beef sausages boiled tongue sardines and more. After two hours the elder guest left with the governor guiding him past drums and crowds of servants amid cheers.
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Janes Sibree, Jr
Madagascar
Ankarana
Proof Positive Tale Reveals Mia's Quiet Home Life
Diego and Mr. Diggs note Mia behaves unusually kind to her husband at home. She never sings there, a detail that hints at hidden tensions or restrained emotions within the household.
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Diego
Denison's Ceftes Recall In Odd Parlor Exchange
A jumble of archaic dialogue depicts a parlor scene with references to health drinks money and a butler named James. The language hints at a staged or satirical sketch with requests to uncork boxes and notes on a declamated pantry wing. No clear event or outcome is established.
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Moneyeacks
James
Parting Trouble In A Telephone Offices
A fragmentary dialogue shows Mrs Brown questioning why attendants in telephone offices are women. Mr Brown quotes that managers believe women work faithfully due to affection for the craft, while noting a shift in conversation about the nature of the work and its purposes.
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Brown
Geir
A Dull Life Fragments Signal Snowballing Confusion
Fragmentary dialogue shows a tense exchange as a character questions leaving and loyalties, mentioning slang and a sense of isolation. The scene hints at strained relationships and shifting loyalties within a personal circle and workplace.
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Fan Pranciere
Thomas Anderson
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Weating Rouse Electric Manufacturing Company
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Mercedes
Hidalgo County
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Americam
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G. W. Rowlett
Mom Tle
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George He Knox
First Aero Squadron
RB Button
Port Stil
Oklo
Advisory Board of the Navy
Danfete
Naval Academy
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Serbia
Charles Roy
Kamloops
Michael Cynyk
Roy
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Sir Ali bin Ahmed bin Ali
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