Korniloff Says New Era Starts If Russia Yields
London dispatch reports General Korniloff on eve of leaving for supreme command stating the first stage of the war is over and a second stage begins. He warns against an dishonorable peace and says surrender would make Russia a German colony with its food and men seized.
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London
England
the Times
Seventh Army
Korniloff
Russia
Nozoye Vremya
Petrowrod
Proskuroy
Podolia
Wanenetz-Pod- Wisk
Charles
Czernowitz
Vienna
Austria
Copenhagen
Charles of Austria
Uzernowitz
Bukowina
Apache Reds An Besieging Whites
Globe Arizona dispatch reports a besieged asbestos mine crew and friendly cowboys held by Apache Indians near the Sierra Anaha mountains about 50 miles northwest of Globe. Deputies and a posse push to reach the scene as rangers and cowboys combat nearby forest fires.
De Saulles Boy Found in Care of Business Partner
In Minneola New York the mystery of John Longer de Saulles Bo detected as the child of Bianca de Saulles and the murdered ex husband is resolved. The boy is in the custody of John Maur Maurice Heekseher de Saulles business partner. Attorneys expect an appeal to allow the mother to see her son while she remains jailed. Bianca de Saulles is said to be in serious condition and moved from a jail cell to a sheriff’s apartment. The de Saulles funeral was held today.
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Minneola
N. Y
John Longer de Saulles
Bianca de Saulles
John Maur
Maurice Heekseher
Te ‘Saulles
de Saulles
Supreme Court Chief Justice to Lead West Labor Probe
President Wilson names Chief Justice Covington of the District of Columbia Supreme Court to personally investigate Western labor troubles. Justice Covington met with the president and Secretary Wilson before beginning the inquiry into attestation and unrest in the region.
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Wilson
District OF Columbia Justice
West
Washington, D. G
Aug
Cosmneton
District of Columbia Supreme Out
Fa Qipake
Covington
Department of Tabor
Lisbon Uprisings Shake Atlantic Port Labor Turmoil
Gilbert Sbobinson, shipping representative, reports Lisbon unrest where troopers opened fire on crowds, 85 civilians killed and 1,500 arrested as constitutional guarantees falter amid widespread upheaval in the Atlantic port.
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Atlantic
Lisbon
Partasol
Gilbert Sb.obinson
Dublin Session Closer to Home Rule Settlement
Dublin reports a more hopeful mood as the Irish convention resumes after July 26 adjournment. Horace Plunkett, convention chairman, met King George, and Dublin papers feature a letter urging Ulster unionists toward a home rule accord. Royal interest is noted in the proceeding.
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Dublin
Ireland
Hervey Whiel Per Horsee Plunkett
George
St. Vdig
Ulster Union
Trelind
Second Liberty Loan Launch Planned for September Fifteenth
New York City August reports Preparations for the second Liberty Loan launch are centered with the general committee leader Ahonen stating the date will likely be September 15 or October 15. The exact rate of interest has not been finalized but would be set to attract public subscriptions.
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New York City
Tom Summitter
Utsiric Ahonen
Boy Steals Chevrolet and Heads for Wisconsin
Walter Finger, a Wiedmore lad, is in juvenile court awaiting a judge's decision after being charged with taking a Chevrolet owned by Roberts and attempting a long trip to Wisconsin. He bought 60 cents worth of cheese and crackers and carried 4 in his pocket before being stopped at Miller for ice cream. Police noted the car lacked a license number and arrested him, returning him to Highmore for a hearing.
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Highmore
Aue
Walter Finger
Wiedmore
Roberts Sy
Wisconsi
Wisconsin
Miller
Wighmore
Catholic church to be built near old Bort Truandall site
It is announced that work will commence in September on a new Catholic church about a mile southeast of the former Bort Truandall site in Gregory county. The area currently has no resident priest. after completion, the bishop will appoint a permanent pastor for the Fairfax-based parish headquarters.
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Ad Fine New Catholic Elureh
Bort Truandall
Gregory County
Fairfax
Trial of Theodore Hauge in murder case moves west
The case of Theodore Edwin Hauge accused of murdering Mrs. Cora Miller shifted to Montana today after he vanished prior to the discovery of Miller’s body in the basement of the house he occupied. Authorities believe he headed west.
Enactment Moves Forward as Wilson Signatures Stand
Washington reports the final step of a legislative measure, with President Wilson's signature completing enactment after Senate approval of the conference report on the food control bill and related surveys. Opposition listed Democrats Wardwick Mollis and Republicans Prange Crow Laikolette Penpase Washington. The British steamer Belgian Prince was sunk July 4 by a German submarine with 38 prisoners of war reported after the attack.
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Berlin
Germany
Ug. 3
Dralbank
Fizenberg
Ypres
Nieuport
Blanders
Paris
France
Vauxaillon
California
Aisne
French War Office
St. Mihiel
Verdun
Aisnes An
Washington
I.aeust
The
Senate
Thie Puse
Wilson
Wardwick
Mollis
Prange
Crow
Laikolette
Awe
Mina
London
Eng
Aue
Pourmerleans
Jostoon
Doumer
Dillon Defends Hoover Dictatorship Talk As War Tax Debate Rages
Congressman Dillon criticizes delay in the Senate and argues for wealth taxation to fund the war. He defends Hoover style leadership and Goethals, urges action over talk, and vows to return to Washington once the revenue bill moves forward.
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Goethals Denman
Parui
Washington
Goethals
Senate
Dillon
House
Irvine
Congress
Federal improvements for Coos Bay Harbor urged for Congress
The report from Washington proposes federal works in Coos Bay Harbor Oregon at a total cost of 480000 with annual maintenance of 30000 funded by the War Department and recommended to Congress for action in August 7.
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Washington
1. T
Coos Bay Harbor
Oregon
Congress
Blame Wilson for Chinese War
A Vienna telegram claimed that China’s declaration of war was orchestrated by the Futente with President Wilson at center. It alleged aims to damage German and Austro Hungarian interests in China, provide pretexts to avoid debts, revoke concessions, seize Austrian and German capital, and intern their nationals.
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Nuistermalan
Helland
Ane
Tro Opt Ve Speers
Vienna
China
Futente
Wilson
Fois
Gereman
Hospital ships immune from subs
London dispatch reports negotiations underway with every expectation of success to secure immunity for hospital ships from submarine attack. A Madrid dispatch, cited by the Standard, says a Spanish naval convoy will board each hospital ship to ensure it carries only the sick and wounded.
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London
Madrid
Standard
Submarine Sinks Vessels While At Sea in July Report
An Milantic Port report states a German submarine sank 10 vessels totaling about 66 000 tons over a three week period ending July 19 and could stay away from its base longer. The claim comes from Dreyehith Hansen, a crew member, who said he removed the information from the Uboat commander.
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Milantic
Dreuehit Hieve Tadly Py Wizald Hansen
Dretvort
Urge Berlin Not to Suggest Peace
A group of Bonn University professors sign a petition urging the German government not to offer peace, arguing that any such proposal would be dangerous after Britain’s reply to Germany’s recent offer. They oppose a further peace proposal. Plans mention a state anniversary celebration at Cottonwood on Bridal Ave. 17 with sports and a renowned speaker.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Sag
Seveniv-telit
Bonn University Dives
Gottonwood
Unclear OCR fragment on Boy Scout Bill forecast
Fragmentary text appears to discuss a government forecast for South Dakota, mentions unsettled conditions this afternoon, cooler tonight and Thursday, with numeric temperature readings and times. The source is garbled and names or events are not clearly identifiable.
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Dakota
Riot Leaders Face Execution In Oklahoma Case
Arrests today of two chiefs and other organizers of the Working Class Union follow a spree by robbers in Wells Seminole and Pontotoc counties. U. S. officials plan preliminary hearings in McAlester for about 200 draft violators with Roy Crane and John Barnhart as two leaders facing possible death penalties.
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Okloma City
Okla
Weite Tos
Working Less Union
R Obbers
Welles
Seminole
Pon Fatoe
Pbwators
U. S
N. McMillin
McAlester
Roy Crane
Oak Grove
John Barnhart
Wevea
Difernes
Fiee Ehans
Vonspiriey
Utes
U S Certificates Subscripton Oversubscribed in Treasury Sale
Washington reports subscriptions for 20000000 in Certificates of indebtedness maturing November 15. The Treasury's offer attracted strong demand with subscriptions closing at 3 pm, and a projected second offering of life liberty bonds anticipated amid oversubscription.
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U. S
Washington
French Dogs Aid Poilus at Somme Front in War Bond
An Associated Press report notes dogs, mainly shepherd mixes, serving with French soldiers in the Somme theater. The animals guard trenches, accompany sentries, and provide valiant support, their alertness helping repel German patrols as Alpine Chasseurs coordinate defense.
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Praneh
Gorre- Shoudenee
Herve-rackit
Somme
Washington ruling aids families of employes in transit
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that passes to recruits' families may be issued, allowing families of employees who join the army or navy to accompany them. Railroads may grant these passes, aiding absence from work and travel for military service.
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Washington, D US
Ara
Navy
Inteshate Commmerce Commission
Interurban Crash Injures Over Twenty Near Des Moines
A Perry interurban car collided with an interurban freight train at the Beaver Avenue crossing northwest of Des Moines. More than twenty people were injured, several seriously, in the derailment and crash aftermath.
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Wes Moines, la
Aue
Beaver Avenue Crossing
Des Moines
French Actress Mile Gine Palermo Wears Beach Gown
Mile Gine Palermo, a noted French actress, was photographed on the beach at her English countryside estate. The outfit is described as a gown that resembles a bathing suit yet blends with the beach atmosphere, noted for its distinctive styling and adornment.
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Mile
Gine Palermo
England
Crop harvest prospects improve for corn and wheat
The August crop report forecasts U.S. corn harvest in the coming crop year at about 7.5 billion bushels by July, with a production target near 8.9 billion. Winter wheat yields rise while spring wheat declines, and spring wheat condition sits around 68.7 percent. Major states such as North Dakota South Minnesota Minnesota follow ahead with regional notes.
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United States
Department of Werieuiine
Cota
North
Jyakola
Minnesola
Mail Carriers Finish Session at Thirteenth Convention
The Thirteenth Annual Convention of the South Dakota Letter Carriers Association closed with a speech by President Nels Sohinson of Messette and the election of officers for the coming year. Delegates from unions including Volga, Sioux Falls, and Yankton attended, receiving credentials from the national convention in Chicago and hearing reports from the work of the association.
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Milenell
Laue
Bednecil
Creedenthifs
Woo Jhattin
Union County
Elstieman
SW Os
Awey
Clark EB. l
Broun
Tibh
Hawkins
Méotdy
Talon
Chauimbans
Lake
Mth
Kayison
Binaies
Roberts
Karl Babcock
Wutehinsen
Warto Tirana
Fred Dawes
Bot Holume
Caaitibans
Boob
Sy Tie
Calia
Phi Auternation
Browie
Swartout
Ul Chiccaru
Seeleites
Conference on Stockholm reps postponed to Augusta
A muting conference in London to decide sending delegates to the Stockholm conference has been postponed to Augusta at the request of the French socialists. The move affects preparations for the discussions on international representation and alliance strategies.
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Loto
Roevigna
Vuc. A
London
Stockholm
Augusta
Socialists Clash Over German Government in Peace Talks
In Mannheim 8000 hear Scheidemann urge replacement of the Michaelis government for a body reflecting the will of the people. Editorials in Copenhagen express Catholic and socialist views on Berlin cabinet changes and the Parliament’s future, while Belgian unionist ideas stir in Berlin Tageblatt remarks.
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Holland
Philipp Scheidemann
Reichstag
Mannheim
Baden
Michaelis
Mission to Russia Returns With Hopeful Outlook
A U S delegation led by Elihu Root returns to Washington from a three month trip to Russia. Major General Scott will report to Secretary Baker while President Wilson plans to meet Mrs Root and mission members. The group notes hopeful conditions, United States in war to the end, and strong allied support.
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Washington
Ineiiedn
Russia
Elihu Root
Wilson
Scott
Baker
White House
Mr. Root
America
Jkusstup
Charles Eiward Russell
Willie Prodi
Socialist Party
Tits Counties
United States
Hillesell
Apache uprising threatens asbestos mines in Sierra Anchas
Globe Arizona telegram reported Apache uprising in the Sierra Anchas 60 miles northwest of Globe with two large asbestos mines tied up. Sheriff Armer dispatched Deputy Armer and mounted rangers toward the area while mine managers warn that Indian workers have been called out and control is limited. Cowboys from the Tonto district are asked to stand by if rangers cannot quell the disturbance.
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Ariz
Aug
Hissa
Sierra Anchas
Fiere
G Orlock
Armer
Dan Armer
Sierra Anehas
Fwelock
Orrow
Tonto
Ammer
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