Week's Global War News and Local Disasters Summary
A mixed digest notes the Pacific War moves near Manchuria as Japan argues for talks in Washington. Reports cite Gen Linevitch on Japanese casualties and a peace process with blurred armistice terms, while a Russian ambassador departs for Madrid. Fire, train wrecks, bank actions, and deaths populate the day with incidents from Nevada fires to Pennsylvania blasts and bank closures.
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St. Petersburg
Greater Mississippi Devoted to State Development
A historical column highlights four items of interest across the state focusing on industrial commercial and agricultural growth. It notes resources and progress in multiple regions and tightens the public sense of statewide development efforts.
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Mississippi
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Blackborn
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Mississippi farmers tout sorghum and cattle feeding benefits
The Times notes Mississippi farmers praising sorghum as a key feed for hogs horses and cattle not needing heavy grain. Details cover Goats Angus sheep and cattle figures plus local industry notes including cotton prospects and farm economy shifts.
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American Academy Seeks Fresh Funds for Rome Institute
New York reports the American Academy of Fine Arts in Rome nears the $1.9 million endowment completion helped by H. C. Frick. A $200,000 to $500,000 drive for a library follows, with pledges from Pierpont Morgan Henry Walter Vanderbilt James Stillman and major universities backing the effort in Rome.
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Pierpont Morgan
Henry Watters
True Tees
Wiliam K. Vanderbilt
James Stillman
Columbia University
Yale University
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University of California
Distinguished gathering marks Baron Komura's departure from Tokio
In Tokio a notable assembly of dignitaries and officials gathers as Baron Komura prepares to depart by rail. The scene includes envoys, generals, admirals, and court figures seen at Shom bushi station before the train leaves for Yoletiacna amid ceremonial goodwill and anxious anticipation.
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Bowen Heen
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Traveling salesman justice in smoking case cited
A traveling salesman from Lafayette faced sentencing for cigarette related offenses. The record notes he will serve the sentence after a prior punishment and mentions an appeal environment around the Lutheran church context and the involved parties. The text is garbled but centers on punishment, costs, and potential appeals.
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Lafayette
Hammel
Dwige Foster
Large crowds attend services and memorial events
Baltimore crowds gather for ceremonies at Oheiition Ekerar cemetery and related memorials. Delegates and clerymen attend a morning service, with more events and commemorations continuing through the day at Lyric Mow. Janeen L. B. of Salem presides over a memorial for women.
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TWO PERSONS SHOT IN RAID ON NEW YORK TENEMENT
Report describes a street battle near East Seventeenth Street with gunfire from a negro tenement. One white man and one woman were hit. police and bystanders faced assault as Hart was arrested after firing twice. Roosevelt spends quiet Sunday in Oyster Bay with prayers and plans for Yellowstone tour.
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Famine Fears Grow in Russia Amid War Disasters
Reports from St Petersburg on July 9 describe famine looming as war losses deepen. Crops fail in northern provinces due to prolonged drought while unrest and disorders spread in the south and east. Grain shipments hindered by military use of the Siberian Railway.
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The Dandelion Poem Fragment in Vintage Verve
A fragmentary poem about a dandelion in a meadow and mountains. It weaves imagery of dawn, noon and night, breezes and gold air, with elusive rhythm and dreamlike scenes. The piece evokes nature and distant havens through lyrical lines and antique diction.
Romance and a royalist game at Napoleon's court
A Marchioness de Montville confronts Napoleon after her husband Philip de Montville is accused in a royalist plot. In a chess duel at the Tuileries Napoleon pretends to win by cheating, then confesses that fear of defeat drove him to bias the game. He grants pardon and warns royalists to beware.
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Uncle Sam's Big Business at the New York Navy Yard
The New York navy yard hosts the largest naval storehouses in the United States with a stock valued over 10.9 million dollars. The fiscal year 19xx saw storehouse operations exceed 30 billion in value, receiving supplies from many sources and shipping to global destinations. The general storekeeper and a pay director of the Navy administer these vast operations.
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New York Navy Yard
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