Vast wartime shifts and social clashes in postwar era
The article outlines evolving policy and tense social issues including high level wartime strategy with references to Hindenburg and a potential peace path, and a dramatic depiction of Chicago racial violence that scarred communities. It also notes a legislative repeal of the wartime ship registry act and the pending Senate action as of July 1920.
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Washington
New Commercial Treaty Reported Between United States and Britain
London August 2 The Foreign Office has completed negotiations with the United States for a new commercial treaty. The Evening News says the text will be laid before Parliament soon. The report notes the agreement’s pending parliamentary presentation.
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United States
London
Foreign Office
Tae
Evening News
United Kingdom
Washington Darkening on Trade Talks With Britain
Washington reports the State Department offers no disclosure of any new commercial treaty with the United Kingdom. Disruptions flare in Shantung as Chinese authorities impose martial law, while cables from Tekla reference Nippon and Japanese disturbances.
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Washington
United States
United Kingdom
Shantung
Honolulu
China
Tekla
Renmander
President asks delay on wage decisions amid rail cost fears
President Wilson asks Speaker Gillett and Rep Mondell to postpone recess until definite actions on wage increases for toll road workers and railroads are made. He cites rising living costs and urges Congress to consider mandatory rail rate hikes if needed, while officials seek measures to cut costs and boost War Savings Stamps.
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Washington
Wilbon
Gillett
Mondell
Congress
Railrouge
Wyoming
Republican Legislative
Anes
Knas
Explosion at Lake Hopatcong plant kills five workers
A dynamite blast at a packing plant near Lake Hopatcong mowed down five employees. The blast destroyed the frame building and shattered nearby structures, while the shock was felt across surrounding communities.
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Vane Lopton
Allun
Lake Hopatcong
To Serve Tea in Jail New Castle Pa
In New Castle Pennsylvania the Lawrence county jail will substitute tea for coffee on the fall menu due to high coffee prices. Sheriff Joseph Boyd ordered the change as prisoner numbers declined since the dry era. A separate note from Harrisburg reports Dr S C Hannum of Bradford missing since last week. he was seen in Harrisburg en route to Hershey on Sunday and has not been located.
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Lawrence County
Joseph Boyd
Thirrisburg
S. C. Hannum
Bradford
Harrisburg
Hershey
Morrisburg
Hannun
Another Try at Daylight Law Repeal
Washington August 2 The senate backed repeal of the daylight saving law but sent the proposal to President Wilson for his veto. The vote stood 41 to 12 in favor, with the measure moving to the executive.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson
Ratification Urged by French in German Peace Vote
Paris dispatch notes that the French chamber of deputies, urged by its heave committee, recommended ratification of the German peace treaty by a 34 to 1 vote with two members absent. The decisive move signals party support and rapid parliamentary action.
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Lettish Cabinet Approves $5 Million U.S. Loan
Copenhagen Aug 2 Latvia’s Lettish cabinet authorized a five million dollar loan from the United States to finance the purchase of American goods. Despatch from Riga reports the move aimed at boosting imports and easing economic needs.
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U. S
Copenhagen
Lettish
United States
Rina
Blackberries Abundant as Huckleberries Scarcity Fades
Market notes in Frederick report blackberries plentiful while huckleberries scarce. Prices vary by vendor with berries in boxes at 10 to 20 cents, eggs 45 cents a dozen, live weight chicken 40 cents per pound, and corn 25 to 30 cents a dozen.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Waynesboro
Bellevue Hospital Acknowledged as Nation's Oldest
Local historians contend Bellevue Hospital in New York City is the oldest operating hospital in the United States based on continuous service since the 18th century, with archival records highlighting its long medical heritage and landmark role in American healthcare.
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Bellevue Hospital
United States
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