Carranza demands U S troop withdrawal border patrol plan
Washington reports Carranza insists on American troop withdrawal before talks. He says a three man commission will study the cited points including border patrol and responsibility for border paid. Foreign Secretary Aguilar signs the note amid Cabinet discussions.
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U. S
Border Patrol
Vaida
Courtentia
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G. Aguilar
Fighting U-boats aided Deutschlands escape says officer
Washington August 4 Captain Chree Knowell of the Washington Norilk wleamer Southard believes there were several tenting walma rites off the Virginia Capen to protect the Deutschland. He declares the Deutschland escaped in because the ant marchers drove the British cru bemy by. For the ere eile Venit Patient Is Toorived, Mere. Mary Schalt of Condon was received of the state hospital yesterday for treatment.
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Washington
Chree Knowell
Washinton Norilk Wleamer Southard
Feleves
Cervan
Virginia Capen
Mary Schalt
Condon
Russians Hold Town After Many Attacks
Petrograd reports Russians drove toward Kovel crossing the Stochod River and captured key heights while Teutons withdrew behind the Stavok. Street fighting raged in Rudka Mirnaki and the town reportedly changed hands several times. Berlin and London disputed the day’s gains as Russian pressures continued near Lubech and Roda Mirenakhi.
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Petrograd
Itit Ln
Kovel
Stochod
Lubecho
Teutons
Stavok
Rudka Mirlnakain
Price of gasoline takes sharp drop in Findlay
A sharp decline in gasoline prices is anticipated after a national move lower, with Central Western gasoline priced at ten cents per barrel reduction and a twenty five cent drop expected within two weeks.
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Findlay
Ohio
Most Serious Food Situation If Railroad Strike Materializes
United Press simulations warn of a severe nationwide food crisis if a railroad strike occurs. Coast and river cities would feel least impact while dense urban areas face milk shortages and perishable supply gaps. Cities vary in readiness, with Philadelphia mobilizing 30000 vehicles and San Francisco holding month-long provisions as others brace for coal and fuel shortages.
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United Press
America
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
St. Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Denver
St. Paul
Cleveland
Treaty for American Purchase of Danish West Indies Signed
Washington Aug 4 The State Department announced Secretary Lansing and Minister Braein of New York have signed the treaty for the American purchase of the Danish West Indies for twenty five million. Early information indicates the Senate favors the action. Copempton reports the conservative party once opposed to the transaction in 1902 is no longer against it. Chairman Stone says opposition to the church as was negligible.
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Danish West Indies
Washington
Theatter Department
Lansing
Braoin
New York
Senate
Copentopyin
Stone
Germans regain Fleury trenches in Verdun drive
In heavy fighting west of Verdun the Germans recaptured Fleury trenches after dawn assaults. French regained Meury overnight and Thiaumont woods. British north of Ovillers and other sectors report minor gains and prisoner recoveries amid skirmishes and mine explosions along the line.
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Fleury
Meury
Thiaumont
Cha- Pitre
Vosges
Ovillers
Paris
Verdun
Thinumon Woods
Lontion
Pogleres
Hale
Baxentin-le-Petit
Bolville Wood
Woree- Comines Road
Mexico appoints border conference commissioners
Washington August 4 Minister Arrebonds handed Secretary Polk the official announcement naming the Mexican commissioners for the border conference. The Mexican reply responds to the American note proposing that the conference have broad powers of discussion.
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Arrebonds
Polk
Border Conference
Tommingion
Masked bandits rob Detroit bank case of $40,000
A daylight hold up at a Desco bank on Cass and Congress Avenues yields about $40,000 in bonds and cash The robbers fire shotguns wounding a guard named Cooper and flee in a fast car as pedestrians scatter Police halt and search all points after the attack and the total loss is still unclear
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Compans Bank Desco
Cassamid
Purill Fonds
Cooper
Mhow
Detroit
Local wheat sales and rising prices loom
Between 125000 and 150000 bushels of club wheat sold yesterday to local grain dealers at prices up to 97 cents per bushel. Market remains firm with potential for more 1916 crop sales before day’s end, while over 100000 bushels still stored from last year’s crop. Prices in Chicago and Portland reflect firmer tones with club wheat around 1.06 dollars and Dinwe… terms indicate ongoing strength in the grain market.
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Iif
Funeral for Mrs Magele La Dra nthe Frana Sunday
The funeral of Mrs Magele La Dra nthe Frana, who died yesterday here, will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock at the Athena Catholic Church.
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Panera
Magele la Dranthe Frana
Athena Catholic
Roberts Rulings Block Efforts to Remove Miss Nason Librarian
county library board clash over Miss Mina Nason’s position escalated as supporters used Roberts Rules to dispute a July 13 meeting, while chair Myra Sturgis and five members held the line. A court fight and new appointments loom as factions prepare further action and Mayor Beat weighs the board’s future.
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Roberts
Minn Sabra le
Mre. Fee
D. Db. Phelps
Mir
Fee
Mn G
M. Rite
Colveworthy
Phelj
Strain
Sturgis
F. BE. Judd
Norborne Berkeley
C.H. Marsh
Commissioner Cockburn
Miss Nason
Rey Raley
Best
Ciy
Colored man fined for unlicensed dogs in police court
J A Johnson, a colored man living near Hound-to grounds, was fined six dollars by Judge Thomas Fitz Gerald in police court for keeping two dogs in the city without licenses. He was also ordered to purchase a new dog license immediately. The defendant offered alibis claiming one dog was sold, and the other under six months old.
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Thomas FitzGerald
Mrr
Johnson
Tack
Tornado Hits Northwest Minnesota and Canada
Aug 4 report details a tornado tearing through Northwest Minnesota and parts of Canada. Destruction includes homes, wrecked buildings, scorched crops with wheat damage estimated around fifteen million dollars, plus five million in Canadian losses. One hundred square miles of farmland affected. no deaths reported.
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Great Northwest
Saskatchewan
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Anet
Melville
Grand Forks
Bomb ring in San Francisco widens with more suspects
Deputy District Attorney Brennan said six new bomb suspects were found in San Francisco. He warned the ring is larger than expected with many people involved, as circumstantial evidence grows daily. Police predicted several suspects would be deported.
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Uty
Brennans
Allona
Blair Greek Deaths in Flood Run for 28 Area
Blair Creek district reports flood casualties at 28 Blair within a six mile zone. Investigation found no additional deaths but property damage estimated at 150000 dollars. Two flour mills two storehouses and five dwellings destroyed leaving livestock losses to be assessed.
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Middleboro
Blair Creek
Austrian Airman Fights 14 Italian Planes Successfully
Berlin report says Austrian Lieutenant Banfield single handedly engaged fourteen Italian battles planes over Istria on Tuesday. He reportedly died at Trieste after destroying one fighter, killing its pilot, and capturing two observers while pursuing the squadron toward the Istrian coast. Nearby German naval actions off the English coast are also noted with ships sunk.
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Istria
Trieste
Ttalian
Gefose
Paige car agency swapped to Sutton and West in Pendleton
Sutton and West take agency of Paige car in Pendleton. They set a Pendleton to Spokane run in a Paige Windler in a remarkable time of even here and 52 minutes, breaking the nine hours forty minutes previous record. Local gains include a 40 mile sweep token race at Walla Walla and a Dayton Wash race.
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Alge
Pendleton
L. A. Sutton
A. A. West
Paige
Mr. Sutton
Mr. West
Spokane
Taide
John Grealleh
Cosy
Sidee
Walla Walla
Dayton
Sutton and Weet
Futter
Mr. Weert
Detroit Awarded Pythian Supreme Lodge For 1918
Portland Oregon reporting lists Detroit receiving the 1916 Pythian supreme lodge honor. Elected supreme chief is Samuels of Oakland and the supreme secretary is Elizabeth Hutchinson of Woodford Maine. Minnie Bunting of Sepulpa is named supreme lipsior with the title Sebulak Tits.
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Pythian Supreme Lodge
Lilly Samuels
Oakland
Pythian Sisters Supreme
Portland
Ore
Aum
Foorly Troit
Peathian Supreme Lodge
Pythian Slater
Fatty Samuels
Elizabeth Hurtchinson
Woodford
Maine
Minnie Bunting
Sepulpa
Tits Supreme Lipsior
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