President Wilson urges bold strike on submarine war effort
President Wilson in an August 11 1927 address aboard the flagship Pennsyll orders navy officers to abandon prudence and pursue audacious action to crush the German submarine threat. Secretary Daniels notes the bold policy as key to victory while British plans meet resistance. Wilson warns of a new tradition and emphasizes sacrificing part of the fleet if needed, urging amateurs to rival professional tactics.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Walton
Avamic
Pennsyil
Daniels
Kent
Senate
Tam
Great Britain
Mro Wilson
Impart
Luis
Sam
Coman
Pontieme
Thie
Germany
Ann
Nave
Pact by Poles With Ukrainians
A report from Warsaw says Poland and Ukraine near a military economic and political agreement before a drive toward Kiev. The accord allegedly grants Poland a southern Black Sea outlet and virtual control of railways, with a Polish vice minister in Ukraine and ten years of military support, while general Pilsudski states Poland will withdraw once Ukraine is solidly established.
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Associated Press
Waraw
Poland
Ukraine
Kievy
Black Sea
Naltic
H Im
Ukrainia
Ukrniniey
Jund
Sinis
Pilsudski
Audacious resolve to drive new action in American war effort
A message urges bold, daring tactics over prudence in wartime policy. It emphasizes that Americans value novelty, expect to begin anew, and foresee a shift in the army and navy’s tradition if opponents fail to act with audacity. The speaker argues for bold initiative to alter history.
Hoover to Appear Before Senate Labor Committee on Reconstruction
Herbert Hoover will appear Friday before the Senate labor committee for talks on reconstruction industry and labor issues. Senator Kenyon invited Charles Schwab to join the discussions. Senator Capper urged consumers to appeal to the president to ration sugar for gan viene and soft drinks, noting the sugar board still controls the surplus but may act only with presidential authorization.
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Capper
Hoover
United Press
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Senate Labor Committee
Kenyon
Charles 3. Schwab
Invita Lium
Washinston
D.C
Wsos
Gandy
Senator Capper
Kansas
Wilson
Sugar Equalization Board
Sugar, Equalization Board
Hotel Knickerbocker 70 Be Converted Into Astor Office
City plans surface to repurpose the Knickerbocker Hotel at 70 Be into an Astor Office Building. Officials and business figures discuss the conversion amid speculation and public interest as crowds gather at the site.
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Knickerbocker
ASTOR
Ambassador to Japan May Enter Campaign
The ambassador to Japan may enter the U.S. political campaign. The article notes intent to participate in national elections in the United States, with possible involvement of Trent Nosolain and Pat Keid as named figures.
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Japan
United States
Meeting Soon to Draft World Commerce Pact in London
A forthcoming London meeting aims to draft an international commerce covenant. The page notes organizers and participants, signaling efforts toward a global trade framework.
Carranza Captured or Safe Amid Mexican Revolt
Conflicting reports from Vera Cruz and Mexico City claim President Carranza’s status amid the uprising. Obregon forces and rebels clash as commissions move to secure his fate with possible exile, while authorities caution that his capture remains unconfirmed.
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Gy United Press
Vera Cruz
Carranza
Anizaco
Hidalgo
Murgula
Orquizo
Barrigan
Carl Tanst
Mexico City
Carminte
Vera Crux
Genents Hill
Trevine
San Ms
General Aguilar
Vera Crux Siait
Maxico
AIF
Mexico
Fet
Firenes
United Tress
Asua Prieta
Soncom
Anzel Lagaree
Mazatlan
Colles
Flores
Fubbe
de Rantiaze Prisutes
Marathin
Masatlin
Proeda
Aytheey
Shaeson
Tae
Willer
Neuth Tenn Aa
Monterey Jyodar
Plan to Court Votes of 20,000,000 Women
Wretincum leaders of nine political parties launch a nationwide campaign to court women voters ahead of the next election if the suffrage amendment passes. Republicans and Democrats race to credit the movement while the president supports actions placing women in key offices. Party committees flood districts with pamphlets to mobilize female electors.
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Hy Herbert W. Walker
United Press Stat
Wretincum
Goth Campuens
Prezent
Dais Vaanu
Turins
League of Nations
Ccupitulyn
Hia
Allied Guard Treaty Presented At Paris Peace Talks
A four minute ceremony in the foreign office formalized Allied guarantees for the Lurker peace, with Premier Millerand and the Earl of Derby representing France and Britain. The pact includes an interallied guard for Constantinople and the Dardanelles, an interallied commission to supervise the treaty, and terms on Greece, Bulgaria, Mesopotamia, Palestine, and Syria.
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Associated Press
Foreign Office
Millerand
Representlhis
France
Earl of Derby
Srtmbassador
Great Britain
Bonit Longare
Athos Raminos
Grreit
Lege Kes Numbar Pasha
Prei
Washington
Constantinople
Paris
Washiangton
Dardanelgs
Sea of Marmora
Greece
Amb
Palestine
Syria
Specia Commissions
Russia
Ronkel
Trade invitation to foreign businessmen to Mexico
Nogales Arizona reports an invitation from Senor Tamer, acting for the Revolutionary government, inviting foreign businessmen to enter Mexico for trade. He asserts that sections controlled by the government will not face losses, while assurances on protection and families may be required for successful undertakings.
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Coahuila
Associated Press
Nogales
Ariz—Cordini
Mexico
Femmiliane Tames
Nepales
Senor Tamer
Man charged driver held for manslaughter in fatal crash
A driver faces a manslaughter charge after a crash that killed a man and injured others. Authorities scheduled a preliminary hearing for the defendant on a date to be announced, with investigation continuing into the incident and its circumstances.
Minnesota Observes 62nd Anniversary Event Statewide
A garbled report notes a statewide observance marking a sixty second anniversary with participation from various Minnesota communities. It mentions a man connected to the event and references a May date and a traffic-related context amid the celebration.
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Minnesota
Prohibition Policy Becomes Key British Interest Says Keen
Ra L Keen European manager of United Press, arriving in New York, says Britons find American prohibition stories more engaging than Washington politics. He notes many English expect England to go dry in eight to fifteen years and cites interest in forthcoming Spa conference and possible treaty revisions.
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United Press
New York
Ra. L. Keen
Keen
Europe
United Press Grans
Variotta
United Press Organization
Jan
America
Washington
England
Fifteen Regiments Named in War Memoir Fragments
Fragmentary OCR reveals references to regiments of smiths and named families amid wartime loyalty, with mentions of Johnsons Bracne Wilams Janes Millers and others. The text hints at insurrection threats and military conscriptions, but details are unclear due to garbled transcription.
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Smiths
Metmithe
Johnsons
Bracne
Wilams, Janes and Millers
Macras
Qenesaire
Nine Year Old Boy Stops Runaway at Green Bay
A nine year old boy intervened to stop a runaway vehicle in Green Bay. The incident occurred Saturday near a street where bystanders watched as the boy aided bystanders and workers subdued the runaway, preventing injury. No further details on injuries or participants were provided.
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Lad
Green Bay
Resolution for Peace Opposed by Lodge Factions Stir Senate Debate
The Senate opened debate on a Republican resolution to end the war with Germany and Austria, with Senator Lodge leading calls for a vote within days. Senator McCumber urged against the plan, opposing both the House resolution and the Knox substitute, and favored a revival of commercial ties with Germany. The discussion reflected divisions over the League of Nations and the administration’s wartime leadership as the chamber weighed paths to peace.
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Wilson
Thrace
Bulgaria
Greece
Smyrna
Avi
Frante
Italy
Washington
Groveng
Austria
Senate
Ledge
Massachusetts
Republi
Ute
Ynmier Lodge
Sud le
Seastor Derwvyoud
Alanbana
Democrate Juadur
Democosta
McCromber
North Dakota
Uren
Waoshington
D. C
Worly
Congress
McCumber
Penate Foreign Relationxy Committee
America
House
Knox
Republicsa
Tennsylvania
Germany
Chung Tin
League of Nations
McCaumber
Nacre
Xtalene
Wile
Leongreat
Atarshan
Sng
Lodge to Be Keyneter at Republican Convention
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts named temporary chairman and Keyneter as the Republican national committee selects leadership for the upcoming convention. The body discussed Lodge’s role and potential replacements, with talk of endorsing the peace treaty and league covenant while reserving certain points.
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United Press
Chicago
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Keyneter
Republican National Conven
Republican National Committee
Iere
Wen Lodge
Presidynd Wilson
Grepon Ragaeding
Iren
Cii Nin
Lodge
Nirnin
Warren Uarding
Fred Uptvarm
Ational
Chateman Wot. Hays
National Committee
Terence Nel
Senate
Washington
Knox, Brandeyee
League of Nations
Seonter Lodge
League
Lafayette
Cileison
Ny Nin
Isq
Jeanette AL Hyde
Utahi
Rally of Chiropractors Defend Association in Tax Court
The National Chiropractic Association faces a petition for a permanent injunction to restrain the association from exercising certain functions. A temporary injunction was issued last week. Attorney Thomas N. Merrie argues for the defendant, contending the action is improper and aims to restrict lawful operations.
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Atreckrd
Pelion
Tnola
Pras Heck Intend
Defenay
Hational Chiropractic Association
Thomax N. Merrie
Trevie
W. D. Howells Dead Noted American Writer Victim of Illness
Obituary notes W D Howells, famed American author of The Rise of Silas Lapham and other works, died after ill health. The piece lists his career, notable titles, and references to Morning News coverage of his passing.
Farmers Discuss Plans for Soar in Agriculture
The Associated Frexs report covers a three day meeting of national farm organizations in Canada and the United States. Delegates discuss cooperation between urban consumers and rural producers, collective bargaining, and reducing military costs. Notables present include Milo D. Campbell of Coldwater Michigan and leaders from the national board and Wisconsin farm groups.
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Frexs
Ind
Cannier
Woard
Dominion
United States
National Board of Farm
Lambert
Canada
House of Ramnions
Milo D. Campbell
Coldwater
Milgh
Wovernor
Nitional Board
Canunke
National Board
Hiram Johnson
Tierret
The
Organiyation
I. XN
Tittemore
American Society of Rauity of
Wisconzin
Waterway delegates weigh plans for Great Lakes route
Delegates of joint waterways commission met in Marquette to weigh the St Lawrence deep waterway and Lake Ontario routes. Discussions covered Fort William and Port Wannepes options, with expected weeks of hearings on the Lake Superior and Minnesota segments.
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Waterway
Fort William
Associated Press
Y Margrette
Fort Witte
Wannepes
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Rally OF Chirgpractors
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