British Troops First Blood in Ulster War in Dublin
Four killed and many wounded as troops and police clash with Irish Volunteers after seizing a warehouse of rifles landed by a yacht near Howth. Mob including women attacks soldiers. bayonets used. several shots fired. Security forces fire in return causing more deaths and injuries as crowds gather around barracks.
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Jamestown Man Surrenders After Killing During Hunt
Emer son R White killed Charles Haight near Jamestown New Jersey while hunting. He buried the corpse under an overturned tree, confessed to his wife, and surrendered to police after leading officers to the grave. White said Haight fired first after accusing him of courting his wife.
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Bee causes highway car crash in Newport
Mrs. Frederick J. Bolkmann of Winthrop Massachusetts was shaken when a bee landed on her gown during a touring car ride between Stuyvesant Fish and George Henry Warren estates. The vehicle swerved into a gutter and overturned injuring Mrs. Bolkmann and Mrs. Godfrey who broke a arm and collarbone respectively. Mr. Godfrey escaped with others aiding.
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Worthington donates 8000-acre NJ refuge for wildlife
Ernest Napier announces Charles C. Worthington has offered to gift 8,000 acres of New Jersey mountains along the Delaware River as a wildlife refuge. Deer roam the shore area year round and near the historic Road built by Dutch settlers, copper ore once moved from Buckwood Mountain to Esopus on the Hudson.
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Ferguson Wins in Texas Democratic Primary
In Texas Ferguson leads Ball by about 25 000 votes with a possible 50 000 margin over a 420 000 total. About 250 000 counted. Supporters blame letters from Wilson Bryan and Burleson for Ball losses. Prohibition defeated. convention in El Paso likely to criticize national policies on Mexico. Ferguson signals a political shift in state leadership.
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Commission Plan Costly in Denver Exceeds Mayoralty
Denver auditors report the commission form costs about 100000 more per year than the mayoralty system. The half year figures compare 1914 to 1913, warning of a potential 200000 shortfall by January 1, 1915 if trends continue. Auditor Markey pledges to curb excessive spending and will withhold warrants without available funds.
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Governor Goldsborough Rescues Drowning Man at Ocean City
Governor Goldsborough of Maryland rescued Harry Levine a Baltimore merchant who was swept beyond danger lines by a breaker. He swam out with helpers to support Levine until others arrived to assist, keeping him afloat until rescue assistance came.
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Government to place 34 million for crop movement deposits
Secretary McAdoo announced that about 34 million dollars would be deposited by the U S Treasury in selected cities for crop moving and legitimate business, based on replies from about 5 000 national banks. The funds target the South and Midwest with adjustments for future needs and collateral rules.
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Remarkable Picture Section Returns With Rotogravure Sundays
The Times announces an enlarged four-page rotogravure Picture Section next Sunday. It praises the new printing process and urges readers to place advance orders for the enhanced pictorial feature.
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McReynolds Poised for Supreme Court Seat Amid Cabinet Speculation
Washington reports indicate Attorney General James C. McReynolds is likely to be advanced to the Supreme Court to succeed the late Justice Lurton. Some insiders doubt he will face Senate confirmation, preferring private practice after a landmark DOJ tenure. Other Cabinet names pondered include Secretary of War Garrison and Secretary of the Interior Lane, with Palmer of Pennsylvania and Joseph B. Davies of Wisconsin named as potential successors.
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Navy discharges sold as Daniels loosens desertion rule
Secretary Daniels issues order allowing enlisted men to buy their discharge by reimbursing clothing allowances and ends imprisonment for desertion in peacetime. First offenses lead to reentry, and second offenses bring dishonorable discharge. Policy aims to reduce naval prison costs and attract willing recruits.
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Seek Prize for Bartholdt
Washington July 26 joint letter from 310 House members asks the Nobel Committee to award the 1914 Nobel Peace Prize to Representative Richard Bartholdt of Missouri for his role in calling the second Hague conference and advancing the modern peace movement. He sails Tuesday to attend the Interparliamentary Union meeting in Stockholm to invite the 1915 union conference to the United States.
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Belgrade Mobilizes as War Clouds Gather Across Danube
Belgrade braces for invasion as Serb army mobilizes under Crown Prince Alexander. Massing Austrian forces along the Danube threaten Belgrade with potential bombardment while the Servian capital evacuates amid panic and a rush to Nish.
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Emperor takes decisive role in Austria policy
Vienna reports on strong authority that the aged emperor has personally driven a firm policy. He has insisted on an energetic attitude since the start, shaping the government’s tough stance amid mounting tensions. Continued in next column.
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Servia Accepts Most Austrian Ultimatum Provisions
Servia's reply accepts all Austrian demands except the scope of Austrian participation in the Sarajevo inquiry. It pledges to publish the declaration against subversive propaganda, dissolve troublesome societies, revise the press laws, dismiss officers involved in anti Austrian protests, and communicate orders to the army. It asks for clarification on Austrian involvement and reserves the right to appeal to The Hague if found inadequate.
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Russian Warning to Germany Raises War Fears
St Petersburg July 26. Russia vows not to remain indifferent if Servian territory is invaded. Martial law tightens in St Petersburg and Moscow. News ban on army and spy information. Reports say Emperor may intervene and German Emperor in communication. Servian officers return home as Moscow Slavs organize a demonstration.
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Alarm in Belgium as bridges mined and war plans advance
News from Eastern Europe provokes Belgian alarm. Liege bridges are mined and the War Ministry prepares to reinforce the army to about 54 000 officers and men to preserve Belgium's neutrality in the face of a potential European war.
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Berlin War Fever Lights Night as Kaiser Near
Berlin bristles with tension as Kaiser hastens home by yacht or cruiser and the chancellor heads to the coast. Crowds flood Unter den Linden vowing to greet the monarch all night while the general staff readies mobilization amid reports of Russia and Austria tensions and English backing for localization.
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Servia Yielded to Austria On All Points But One
Serbs accepted Austrian demands in most terms but stood firm on a key issue. The negotiations centered on border and influence arrangements with Austria asserting broader control while Belgrade sought to preserve its own governance.
Peace hopes in Europe as Austria and Serbia crisis unfolds
London reports massing Austrian forces on the Serbian frontier yet no decisive step taken. Serbia accepts most demands including dissolution of Pan-Serb groups and official apologies, but refuses to allow Austrian officials to enter Serbia to try subjects. The Hague reference requested as a legal route while mediation efforts continue in Vienna, London, Paris, and St Petersburg.
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