Bandit Leader Jesus Renteria Shot By U S Aviators
Reports from Marfa Texas cite Major James P. Yancer of the American punitive expedition confirming Jesus Renteria bandit leader was killed by an American airplane near Candelaria. Other notes say a Carranza force sighting and a withdrawal decision followed failed pursuit. Aviators search continues for missing Lieutenants Connelly and Waterhouse. Camp routine resumes as patrols and aerial searches restart along the border.
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Associated Press
Maris
Texs
Jesus Renterix
Yenant Barold G. Peterson
Paul H- Davis
Mexixen
Cooper Hilled
Renteria
James P. Yancer
Leonard A. Matlack
Peterson
Lievtentat Cooper
Frank Esti
Bs Pier
Im” Olivas
Ceramic Ranch Wednesdar
Olivas
Remeria
Navarette Canyon
Matlack
Marfa
Tex
Tuidosa
Jesus Renieria
Candelaria
Ateile Canyon
Jesus Reneria
Licari R. Cooper
Yancer
Carranza
Fancer
Cor
Faucer
Sunder
San Diego
Calif
aArmy
Rockwell Seid
Fort Rosecrans
Cecil Connelly
Frederick Waterhouse
Army
San Felipe
California
Yeserdar
Tia Juana
Aga. Marin
Texas
Iroops
Metico
Conchos
Paul H. Davis
Harold G. Peterson
Falomir
Texas Rangers
Rio Grandeo- Sar
Amon
Civman
Bsa
Pulitzer Publishing Company bonus for editors announced
The Pulitzer Publishing Company distributed a 20 percent bonus on salaries from January to August, with plans for another bonus later in the year. The measure includes raises and reflects new operations at The St. Louis Republic and associated newspapers and plants.
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Pulitizer Publishing Company
Associated Press
St. Leni
Polinzer
Louis Pepateh
Xaugie
Denikine Victory Reported in South Russia Action
An Associated Press dispatch says General Denikin has captured a key stronghold in Kherson region as anti Bolshevik forces advance in South Russia. Reports from Trasanros describe Allied backed Cossack support with movement on the sea of Azov.
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Associated Press
Lemdon
General Denikine
Russia
Jean
Berislay
Grieperner
Kherson
Trasanros
Sea of Azer
Withdrawal From League in Two Years Bill Proposes
A proposed measure by Senator Jones would urge the United States to withdraw from the League of Nations within two years if conscription is not abolished. The bill directs the secretary of state to notify league members and sets an election process for American representatives to the League Assembly, with native born members and age limits. The plan envisions temporary seats and appointments by the president, tying U S. participation to the League Covenant deadlines.
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Brested
Washington, D. C
United States
Macrons
Jones
Washington
League
Oun O
Assembly
Peonte
Amedesus
Severns
Elevicor
Nober
Jones’ Bil
Revelations On Wartime Outbreak From Prince von Buelow
Berlin reports Prince Bernard von Buelow, former chancellor, details years of leadership before World War I. He recalls avoiding war, cites Bethmann Hollweg as desiring peace, and blames political and diplomatic missteps by German leaders for the crisis. He speaks in a letter to Fremdenblatt.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Prince Bernard von Buerow
Stard
Fremdenblatt of Hamhurs
Theobald von Bethmann—Holiwes
Prince von Buelow
Bethmann-Holiwes
von Buelow
Ges
Criticism of U.S. Handling Germany Economic Struggles
A Tagebiak writer blames the United States for failing to aid Germany and for schemes to depress the mark to the benefit of German consumers. He says Americans exploit Germany’s need and callously seek cheap German products, noting relief must come from economic leaders.
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Be Associates
Fress Bern
Geore 3
Oi Financials
Tagebiak
United States
Germany
Dutch Goods for Exhibition in Holland Returned
Dutch goods for an exhibition in The Hague have been returned amid confusion over shipments. The summary notes a Dutch decision affecting display items and ongoing negotiations relating to the exhibit's status and the Belarusian tensions impacting consignments.
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Holland
Br United Press
the Hague
Beods Sen
Hekiend
Tecmi
Orisinai
Tisims
Limbure
Mushroom toadstools make a very bad diet
Community column notes social visits and local events. Mrs Sidium is mentioned along with a Ladies Aid meeting planned for Wednesday August at the home of Mare N H Johnson. Several local residents including Fickesit and Clayton return from Iowa to visit relatives of Mr J A Van Epps.
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Fremont
Sidium
Mare
N. H. Johnson
Fickesit
Clayton
J. A. van Epps
Wevaustes
Than Duwe
Lavery
Citizens organize to catch the burglars
Citizens including veterans organize a burglary squad to protect their district. The group uses a touring car and operates at night to pursue thieves announced by local reports in Milwaukee area.
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Bratted
Milwaunkes
Lemes
Dany
Packers Pledge Price Hikes Mark Meat Industry Step
Federal inquiry into meat packing and pricing prompts Swift & Co official to warn higher costs. He says packers influence cost of living and that price increases would pass onto manufacturers and consumers if the packers are weakened.
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Blogtron
Kenyon
HL Weld
Swift & Co
Weld
Premiers Warn Italian Workers on Production and Consumption
In Rome Premier Nitti urges city workers to speed up production and cut consumption while facing threats of future shortages. He calls for intensified labor and material efficiency to avert a crisis within six months as Italy grapples with economic strain.
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Nitti
Izee Presse
Rome
Hare
Transport Grounded Near Shanghai Amid(E) Nagasaki Report
A damaged fragment reports a transport grounded near Shanghai with a ship named Sharman expected from Manila, possibly arriving early in September. The item cites Nagasaki dispatches via The Haxan Shinpo with unclear details.
Japan Refuses Publication of Shantung Agreement Wording
Report from Washington notes U S efforts to force Japan to publish the Shantung settlement text. Diplomats say Tokyo declines to release the written form of the verbal pledge concerning Shantung restitution, complicating Senate ratification and peace treaty considerations.
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Japan
Frei & Fergisor
United Press
Stahl
Washington, D.C
Paris
Senate
USA
Hasresties
French Treaty Validated by Subcommittee Opinion
A Senate subcommittee report by Walsh with Nelson Hellogs Fall Overman argues the French defensive treaty is constitutional and temporary until the League of Nations operates. It states the covenant protects the United States from German menace and allows France to regain strength as a future shield. The panel plans to defer action until near Monday.
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Senatoca
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Germany
United States
France
Germent
Walsh
Montana
Nelson
Hellogs
Minnesota
New Mexico Repubicans
Overman
North Carolina
Renore
League of Nations
Csi
Britain’s Position in Egypt Compared to a Highwayman
The report uses a dramatic assessment of Britain’s stance in Egypt, likening it to an armed highwayman. It argues Britain’s influence risks provoking Egyptian resistance and undermining independence aims amid international pressures and treaties.
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Britain
Egypt
Woman Charged With Kidnapping Mother-in-Law In Milwaukee
A Milwaukee woman, Mrs. Alice Davis, is charged with kidnapping a four year old boy and an adult man in a case unfolding after an arrest at an unnamed location. The court case centers on alleged parental failure to provide and keep the child in proper care.
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Bs United Press
Milwaukee
Alice Davis
Terri
Dates
Con Court
Justice Henkin Orders Restraining Life Insurance Strike Involvement
Justice Peter A. Henkin issues restraining order amid a strike by insurance actors and associated unions. The measure seeks to limit interference during the dispute affecting the industry.
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fEy
Associated
Robbery on Cottage Street Nets $12,080
Four bandits robbed the Feishir Tram company bank team on Cottage Street Roxbury and fled in an automobile with $12,080. The heist was carried out by marked assailants, and authorities pursued the suspects.
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United Press
Boston
Mass
Tewe Bank Tmee
Cthe
Feishir Tram Company
Cottage Street
Roxbury
Togey
Meat Hearing Clash Over Packers Regulation Charges
A sharp clash during a Senate Agriculture Committee hearing centered on alleged political pressure to modify a Department of Agriculture public statement about meat packers. Witness Weld claimed changes reflected a conference, while senators Capper Kendrick denied any alteration or influence.
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Aaters
Department of Agriculture
Br Raymond
Clapper
United Press Stud
Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Swift & Co
Capper
Kansas
Kendrick
Wreming
Sam 1
Weld
Federal True Commission
Hendrick
Aerial Derby Opens International Race From New York
The aerial derby began today with an international race from New York to Toronto and back. Lieut Le Pere led the flight toward Syracuse and Mineola while others pursued, with Shackleford aboard the racing machine and Ace at the Toronto leg.
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New York
Mineola
International New York
Shackleford
Government urged steps for nationwide strike
A dispatch from Washington reports calls for government action to prepare for a possible nationwide strike. The letter cites labor unrest and a universal strike threat in transportation and other sectors, urging officials to implement precautionary measures and issue guidance to manage potential disruptions.
Nitti Sends Message by Air to Paderewski
Rome dispatch reports Premier Nitti sent a message by air to Paderewski in Warsaw. The communication from the Italian premier conveyed official intents and sought Polish cooperation amid ongoing political tensions.
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Nitti
Paderewski
cBy
United Press
Rome
Halianhatiators
Lft
Warsaw
Ecarrissur
Mitel
Premacr Paderewski
Poland
Wilson Presses Rail Shop Pay Demands at Conference
Rail workers push for higher wages with a nationwide vote on a strike plan. Union leaders, including Hines and Jewell, urge congressional action while awaiting President Wilson’s official response and warning of possible unauthorized strikes.
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Laled Press
Washington
Pesident Wison
the Ay
Camellal Racomleres
Railway Snopmen
Umio
Fe Press
Jaen
M. Jewell
Railway Department
American Federation of
Labor Am
Hines
Plane sighting near Mexico border prompts search
Report from San Diego notes a plane sighting 0 south of the Mexican border. Mention of two missing lieutenants and renewed search efforts follows later updates. Unclear details due to fragmented OCR text.
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Mexico
Uwalted
San Diego
Calif
Frederick v
Cecil WH
Cannativ
Campo
Kolchak Leaves Omsk Amid Evacuation Move
United Fi reports Tonton-T forces evacuating Omsk as RBatshes wireless experts depart from headquarters. Mascox announces action with Viadis escorted by an agent. A Risto warns that men act for themselves, amid chaotic scenes and unclear outcomes.
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United Fi Tonton — T
Omsk
Rbatshes
Mascox
Viadis
Wilson Proposes Four Cent Hourly Raise for Shopmen
President Wilson presents a proposal to six railroad shop crafts for about four cents more per hour on a ten for eight hour basis retroactive to May 1. He warns a larger increase now would push up living costs and urges delaying action until a congressional committee reviews. The plan would raise certain graded workers to 67 cents an hour from 63 and 58 cents. A vote on the proposal is being tabulated.
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America
Wilson
Congress
St Waa
American Federation of Lanor Headquarte
Bert M. Jewell
Raiway Department
American Federation of Labor
Hines
Gether
Mnz
Teall
Shopoen
Ting
Himes
iBy
Washington, D. C
Congressional Committee
Iron Mines Close Amid Worker Layoffs and Shortages
Iron mines on the Tay and related Coal and Ore operations report closures and large layoffs as strikes and shortages ripple through the industry. Coal docks pursue shipments from Canada and other regions to cover reduced Great Lakes activity. About 600 workers are laid off at the Lackawanna Steel plant due to slack steel orders.
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Curyanz Range
Associated Press
Duluth
Geveral Iron
Tay
Una Orange
Ogi
Mesaha
Canada
Canadian Northern Railroad
Indiana
Iowa
Lake Erie
Great Northern
Gr. Lakes
Mier
United Press
Buffalo
Lackawanna Sicei Com
Bnt McCullough
Com
Car Collision Near Oshkosh Injures Three
Mrs B Bell, Miss Gladys Dell, and Miss Grice Cadwell of Hammond Indiana were in an Oshkosh Fond du Lac road crash two miles south of the country line after Gelock this afternoon. The car struck a truck while two trucks passed from Chicago. Cadwell was thrown from the car and injured.
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B. Bell
Gladys Dell
Grice Cadwell
Hammond
Ind
Oshkosh-Fond du Lar
Slissell
Chicase
Vesuvian Eruption Continues Threatening Nearby Towns
News brief reports ongoing volcanic activity near Mount Vesuvius with lava flow and ash concerns. Authorities monitor lava paths and assess risk to adjacent areas as activity persists. Authorities urge residents to stay indoors and heed emergency guidance while scientists study eruption patterns.
Vereraer Ter Wisconsinae Fate and Temperature Oddities
The fragment puzzles with observations of temperature and fate in Wisconsin. It mentions Bon Day, Ang, and 82 years, hinting at a weather or science note with unclear names and garbled phrases.
Death closes a career of unusual note
Charles Schriber, vice president of the Old National Bank and of the Oshkosh Savings and Trust, died at his Stony Beach summer home Sunday morning. He had been ill since March after a winter in St Petersburg, Florida, and had kept up business until a week ago. Cause of death was carcinoma of the liver. He was a prominent Oshkosh figure though not born there.
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Kesh
Oshkosh
Any
Tie
Cassel
Germany
Gerbut
Ase
New York
Bank of Oshkosh Ors & Pie
Garre
White
Schriter
Marie Conunner
Tus Sarre
Pees Fers
Charles Schriber
Old National Bank
Oshkosh Savings and Trust Company
Stony Beach
St. Petersburg
Fla
Board of Directors
Iver
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