Allies Win Soon Say Leaders In War
Tacoma August 17 Judge Stary head of United States Steel Corporation doubts an early peace. Judge Gary says no sirens or fan cans pence from information. Two years ago a settlement might have spared nations and geography, but now victory for the Allies is deemed only a matter of time.
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Sue
Tacoma Wash
Judge Stary
United States Steel Gorperation
Gary
Informaten
Adiles
Bandit killed in Me and Wednesday lumberyard hold up
In Redding California two masked men attempted a robbery at Mc Cloud River Lumber, firing when confronted by a crowd. One bandit collapsed and later died, the other escaped into nearby woods as citizens pursued. The slain man was not identified.
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Fred Gix
Eiffel Engineer Comments on Undersea Finme Project
Aldo Eiffel, noted engineer behind the tower, discusses John Gencken's plan for a finme under the English Channel. He estimates thirty five months plus additional time for preparatory work and transportation, noting the challenge of excavated material and the need for line transport and electric machines to manage advance boring at about 100 feet per hour.
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Alesandro Ium
Eiffel
John Gencken
America
Panama minister's chef joins Washington society scene
The arrival of Madame Don Bel bario Porris, chef of the minister from Panama to the United States, has stirred Washington society. She holds one of the Latin embassies' duties and promises to become a popular hostess in the national capital.
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United States
Washington
Americas Part in War Will Be Great
London reports quotes French Minister of War Palneive before the Entente conference. America will quickly solve tonnage issues and become a crucial supplier of airplanes, machinery, steel, and food, while sending airmen and precision workers. An allied victory is anticipated with joint strength from American and French forces. The article calls for calm amid Russian threats and emphasizes resolve to defeat the enemy and secure justice among free nations.
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Sam Palnieve
London
Palnieve
Evening Standard
Piotin
Peace talks used as German propaganda in United States
A fragment discusses alleged German agents exploiting peace meetings in severe parts of the country to pressure the US government to seek peace with Germany. It notes American public opinion against German peace propaganda and urges citizens to oppose such efforts regardless of allied obligations.
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Pmigtion
Los Amiht
Two Breweries and Oat Ards Close in Kansas City
A jumble of names and places describes brewery closings in Kansas City with references to attorney general actions and investigations. The fragment mentions firms, hotels, and various venues amid an unclear legal process and municipal scrutiny.
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Kansas
CTTY
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