Gerard Finds Two Houses in Berlin Rental News
James W. Gerard, the United States ambassador to Germany, and his wife with her sister the Countess left for Hamburg aboard the Amerika. The Berlin rental of about 19,000 marks annually exceeds the ambassador’s $1,500 monthly salary. He plans to lease one of the residences and discuss the situation with President Wilson.
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James Wi. Gerard
United States
Germany
Anton Sigray
Hamburg
Amerika
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annally
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Gerard
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Wilson
How Congress Was Prodded by Labor Associations
General counsel testifies that letters and telegrams urged vigorous protests to Congressmen Davis Nelson Steenerson and Miller in 1910. The Minnesota Employers' Association sought to block Sherman era enforcement, backing Hughes amendment against labor organizations.
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Washington
National Association
Repi orl
ela
Emery
A.V. Williams
Minnesota
association
St Paul
Davis
Nelson
Steenerson
Miller
Segregation Is Legal in Maryland Court Upholds
Maryland court of appeals in a preliminary opinion held that Baltimore may lawfully pass an ordinance for segregation of white and colored races within its police powers. It invalidates a 1911 ordinance on technical grounds and plans to draft a compliant measure.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Maryland court of appeals
United States
Students Electrocuted At 25 000 Volt Line
Hazleton Pa Aug 7 two Hazleton men Arthur May and Walter Fey employed by General Electric were electrocuted while connecting switches at the Harwood plant of the Pehigh Navigation and Electric company The 25 490 volt line may have touched the men as they worked on a Berwick line They were said to be students at State College working their way through
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Pehigh Navigation and, Electric company
Arthur May
Walter Fey
General Electric company
Berwick
State college
Balkan rebuff on religious liberty in peace provisions
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a claim that religious liberty had already been disclaimed within provisions for peace, with a quoted remark surrounding the balked stance. The source text is incomplete but centers on church-state limits amid wartime or postwar settlement discussions.
Allies End Their Own War Balkan Peace Declared
Delegates from Serbia Greece Roumania and Bulgaria finalize peace after a fierce Balkan war that began July 1 with Serbia declaring war on Bulgaria Greece following suit and Romania invading Bulgarian territory to redraw borders. Heavy casualties and reports of massacres accompany the ceasefire.
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Bucharest
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Servia
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Greece
algo
Siistria
Danube
Varna
Black sea
Jumps 60 Feet to Death in Front of Train
William Funk of Lancaster leaped from an overhead bridge at Seaman Place twelve miles east of Lancaster and landed before an eastbound New York day express. The impact left virtually every bone broken. the train did not stop. The cause of his death was the fall and collision with the locomotive.
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Lancaster
Lancaster Pa
William Funk
Teety
Seaman Place
here
Pennsylvania railroad
Funk
Man Declares Protection for Farragut Relative
A man asserts that his nephew, linked to the famed admiral, has protection as an American citizen connected to Farragut. The outburst centers on citizenship and familial ties rather than formal policy details.
Ambassador in perilous talks cannot accept post
Mr Lind said that under any circumstances he would accept the ambassadorship only temporarily and after he had accomplished his aims in the southern republic he would not take a permanent post in Mexico He refused to discuss recent statements by President Huerta of Mexico.
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Mexico
Lind
republic
Huerta
Efforts at death by own action fail before wedding
Pittsburgh news notes a man named Frank Web ber dressed for his wedding then shot himself twice in the chest, then a head shot, surviving with only a facial wound. He refused medical help and walked to an ambulance. The item includes unrelated health ad copy about Chamberlain's Tablets and hospital notes.
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Pittsburgh
Frank Webber
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