Men and Women Through Civil Conflict Seek No More War
Washington July 29 Special It is evident there has been systematic propaganda in Latin American countries against the United States. Observers report intense bitterness toward the U S with misinformed claims about motives and territory. The piece notes ongoing debate in the Senate on war and disarmament, highlighting warnings from veterans and the public’s weary sentiment, while outlining calls for peace, and the need to consider farmers in foreign policy.
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Arthur W. Dunn
Washington
United States
Bookes
Pat Phiets
Andre
Mexico
Congress
Nioi
Owen
Oklahoma
Bryan
Newlyweds Swap Immediately After Marriage in San Francisco
A couple tied the knot in San Francisco and swapped immediately after their ceremony. Details remain scarce, but the act drew attention for its spontaneous display of affection in public.
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San Francisco
Martial law in Peking reported as fighting rages
Martial law proclaimed in Peking amid heavy fighting and great loss of life and property. Reports from Shanghai and Hong Kong note turmoil and the Canton authorities ordering river craft to fly British ensigns to signal status as the crisis unfolds in China.
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Breamers
Canton
Washington
Peking
China
State Department
Lfe
Shanghai
Hongkong
Wilson Letter for Hart Congratulates Congressional Win
Archibald C Hart receives a letter from President Wilson congratulating him on his July election to Congress. The Hart campaign won in New Jersey's Sixth district by a 3307 vote margin over Republican and Progressive rivals.
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Congress
Hackensack
N. J
Archibald C. Hart
Wilson
Harry
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Hart
Sixth
Harpoon Giant Mackerel Caught At Atlantic City
In Atlantic City New Jersey on July 29 the Nettie R a fishing smack captured a horse mackerel weighing 525 pounds after a long chase in the inlet channel. The massive fish struggled but was harpooned and drawn aboard.
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Atlantic City
N. J
King George May Visit U S and Canada Border Hopes
London reports a possible royal visit by King George and Queen Mary with the Pall Mall Gazette noting a likely crossing near the United States while in Canada. In Plymouth, Tilden Pierce dies at 101 after a long tobacco habit begun at fourteen, with no alcohol use.
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England
King
Queen Mary
Canada
London
King George
Pall Mall Gazette
United States
Plymouth
Mass
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