Battle Rages In Riga Sector As Forces Cross Rivers
News from the Riga front reports intensified fighting with Baltic and Voldivitas units crossing the Poma river north of Pakshant and forcing Russians and Roumanians across the Seresh. Berlin claims Russian attacks near Helgi's valley were repulsed, while other fronts report bombardments and trench actions along the Tigri line and in Mesopotamia as British and Indian troops press separate efforts.
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Diplomatic Bill Passed in Washington Amid Amendments
Diplomatic and consular appropriation bill approved by Senate in Washington on June 11. The measure authorizes six million dollars for Pan American financial and economic initiatives. An amendment modifies spending and printing duties for briefings and related expenses.
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Chesancake and Potamic Telephone Company Formed in West Virginia
A newly formed Chesancake and Potamic Telephone company of West Virginia aims to connect to West Virginia students and local households. The plan mentions science education and cooperative ties to Appleton, with a focus on providing affordable communications amid economic hardship.
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tie Appleton
Cox Warns Highway Dept to Reform Or Be Devoured
Governor James Cox told the eighth annual meeting of American boys at Columbus that the highway system is deteriorating unless reforms occur. He urged efficient organization, road improvements, and better administration, criticizing current spending and proposing longer lasting materials to cut future costs. He warned against excessive bonds and stressed prompt registration of changes to Cass road projects.
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After State Jobs Many Candidates File Applications
A flood of applicants for Ohio state posts includes Columbus hopefuls seeking the state attorney generalship and the position of tire marshal. Names such as Jorn Devanney, Edward Dono Waseris, and Premims Cleveland appear as active candidates. Newark’s Slarivon to be chief clerk in the secretary of state’s office and Cleveland’s PIL Lothinarel resigns from a cabinet role amid cabinet reshuffles.
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Beal Election Petition Circulating in Meigs County
A Beal election petition circulates in Meigs County seeking a primary ballot for a Peal election. The document notes county residents outside Vomero ward and mentions district framings and local petition processes. The text highlights circulating signatures and eligibility concerns within the Meigs region.
Senate inquiry expands scope to include further witnesses
Washington November 11 Republicans gain chairmanships as the rules committee contemplates widening the probe into President Wilsons peace note. A subcommittee is to draft contempt charges against Thomas W Lawson, while Campbell of Kansas seeks to compel testimony and name certain officials involved in stock market schemes using official information.
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Ohio river and harbor work appropriations listed
Government to continue Ohio river improvements with 5 0000 earmarked for harbor work in Ohio. Allocations include Taleda 3000 Port Clinton 5uit Bandushs 110 000 MTuron 4000 Vermilion 500 Ja vain 21500 Cleveland 8 4000 Tanport 12 and Ashkhbula Fs 066 Henterliter detailed credits or project sites appear, followed by court notes on multiple sentences for Joseph Hinlerhier and Elizabeth Rattle with prison terms and the claim of indeterminate duration.
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County Commissioners Seek Salary Hike Based On Population
The sixth annual meeting of county commissioners here adopted a plan to push a legislative bill raising salaries tied to county population rather than total components. Arthur F Bherry of Montgomery County noted the proposal would mean a larger increase for bigger counties and questioned the legislative committees.
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House Rates Committee Examines The Leak Issue
The House Rates Committee met to review concerns over a leak scandal affecting invoices and pricing. Key witnesses described costs, timing, and potential effects on policy and public trust. The session highlighted ongoing investigations and calls for tighter oversight.
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Senate confirms Daniels nomination to interstate commission
Senate confirmation of Withop W Daniels to succeed himself on the Interstate Commerce Commission was approved after a bitter, partisan debate. Cummins attacked Daniels’ rulings while Newlands defended them, with Republicans and Democrats largely lining up for confirmation amid calls for stricter railroad regulation and even federal ownership.
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Arguments End In High Court Eight Hour Test
Washington January 1. Arguments in the Supreme Court of the United States on the eight hour test have closed with new lines. Trank Hageman of Kansas City, special assistant to the attorney general, closed the government’s case declaring there is no doubt about the practicability of the measure. He asserted Congress has power to regulate wages and to prevent strikes. The court is expected to hand down an early decision. Trinity System Reorganized New York January 11. A renovation of the system for managing vast real estate holdings of Trinity Episcopal parish is announced with modern methods. Youngest men are warned that the wealthiest tract in the United States lies in the village district of New York City and these holdings total about 25 million dollars. Several oil holdings will be torn down to make way for newer structures.
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New york City
Murder Suspect Detained Amid Faked Household Tragedy
In a puzzling case a murder suspect known as Kit Rimamington Tan faces questions as authorities uncover a staged household tragedy. The事件 suggests a farmer’s death linked to a family rift and the suspect’s self incriminating clues.
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Funeral Services Set For Sunday Pioneer Scout and Showman
Deemer Vin Col Cody, war hero and world touring showman born in 381H, known as a government scout, will be honored in funeral services Sunday. The ceremony will be followed by burial in a tomb carved from rock atop Leokowl Mountain, with plans for a monument at the gravesite.
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Kansas
Buckeye Briefs Roundup of Local News Items
A string of brief items reports a Youngstown fatality after an automobile accident with a suspect later released on bond, a stockholders meeting noting a retirement from Lie Matting Tron and Steel, and civic efforts to fund a community garden. Other notes include a divorce suit for neglect, a tire plant sale ordered by a judge, and the purchase of a pulp plant to secure raw materials. Also cited are wage talks for suffrage and seven hour days, a coal miners’ pay demand, a German raider rumor in Atlantic circles, and assorted local business moves.
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Germans Found Guilty In Neutrality Violation Case
Franz Bopp German consul general and four attaches were found guilty by a U S district court of conspiring to restrain American commerce and planning a military enterprise against Britain's territories. Defendants include consul E M Von Schachvier and Wilhelm Von Brincken among others. The case merged two charges under the act of May 2 1890 and the criminal code.
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United States
dominion
Great Britain
Bopp
E M Von Schach
Wil ‘helm Von Brincken
T I Von Toolbergen
Margaret
Cornell
Charles
Crowley
Louis J Smith
Solons Move Toward New Tax Bill Plan Unveiled
Republicans pledge cooperation with Democrats under conditions as General Assembly reconvenes to frame an emergency tax measure. Supreme Court ruling voids key provisions, prompting plans for boards of equalization and rapid action to implement a property tax review and assessment system.
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Barry Signs as Manager of Red Sox
Barry signs as Red Sox manager amid shift in ownership tied to new deal. Reports say contract details involve restructuring and future direction for the team under joint owners.
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