Wall Street sees no peace as war orders rise
New York investors report strong business with European governments despite a lull in war orders. An major Wall Street institution warns that signs point to a prolonged conflict. Industry faces unrest with railroad strikes and garment-worker disturbances adding to economic uncertainty.
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Wall Mret
England
France
Germany
Usin
United States
Wall Street
Church To Rise On Site Of Torn Down Brewery
In New York City a church plans to replace a demolished brewery on Park Avenue between Fiftieth and Fifty-first streets. The project features a ground space and five rooms, with additional structures to be added as part of the new edifice.
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New York
Park
Pitty-firat
Willie Thie
Oley
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14 year old in border bombing case postponed
The case of Jorge Vatanies, aged 14, facing charges connected to an armband bomb plot is postponed to Saturday for further pleading. Judge and local authorities prepare for continued proceedings in the border incident case.
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Jorge Vatanies
Armel Wolnhere
Hotel Echo 0 Changes Hands in Roho Oregon
Roho Oregon Aug 18 The management of the Hotel Echo shifted as 6 1L. Smith and wife formerly of The Dalles bought out Mr and Mrs Jim Dabrey's Intervals. The new owners bring hotel experience from Portland and The Dalles. Dining room remains under separate management run by EO Van P. and Ms. Dabney. Relocated activity includes a city hall performance by 25 students and local club meetings.
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Tevulah Barker
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Mexico
O'Clowk
A. Greiner
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Greiner
Mr Greiner
New York
Ripper
J. Sten Yin
Turks in Flight Leave Only Ashes in Egypt Front
Constantinople reports heavy fighting along the Suez front as British and Turkish forces clash east of the canal. Turks attack the British flank, inflicting heavy losses and forcing a retreat while Allied powers push forward toward key positions in East Africa and near Mombasa.
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War Office
Corpse’s Little Joke Lands Him in Station Cell
A German cobbler from Koblenz, known as Hanny, told a grim tale of a prank gone wrong. He allegedly drowned during a beach incident at Rogers Park, was revived by lifeguards, then jailed for disorderly conduct after the hoax. The survivor claimed the dead man joked about the prank.
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Grenntear Avenue
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Moe
Hany
Guarile
Churchill Endorses Move for Normal Here
Churchill backs a local plan for a normal school in Bondleton with a public meeting at the high school. The report notes a site pagerent and indicates only a small percentage of residents oppose the measure.
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Ralem
Pibie Bnetreition
le Mollie
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Adclaims Renewed Vitality
Vintage ad promotes Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic to cleanse blood, restore energy, and revive youth. Claims it cures indigestion liver troubles nerves and skin issues, offered in liquid or tablet forms with a trial package option from Buffalo New York.
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Pierce
V. M. Pierce
Buffalo
Mothers of Oregon Adopts Masonic Tonic Claim
In Albany Oregon a reader reports relief from headaches indigestion and constipation after using a tonic named Dr Piere Golden Media. The testimonial claims the product restored energy improved liver function and overall health. The misspelled letter cites personal benefit and gratitude toward the tonic supplier.
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Albany
Oregon
Golden Media
Eves Dopmus
State must upgrade teachers with normal school training
A local speaker argues that graduates from normal schools are essential for competent rural instruction. He urges voters to support establishing a state normal school to provide full preparation for teachers and improve the public school system in Pendleton and throughout Oregon.
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Oregon
Ha Ruradeehook
Prubitehie
Poudletot
Dr James Headache Powder Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Dr James Headache Powder as fast relief for dull and splitting headaches and neuralgia. It urges readers to visit a drug store for a dime package and claims immediate improvement with no disappointment.
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