War Deficits Plan For Big Guns And Munitions
Washington July 26 A 5 billion general deficit appropriation will be considered next week by the House appropriations committee. About 2.49 billion of the total is to fund big guns ammunition and equipment for use beyond those drafted this summer. The bill also contemplates financing private plants to make war munitions and notes U S production shares in 1916 and twenty years earlier.
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Washington
Germany
Home Appropriations Committee
Conare
America Now Leads World in Silver Production
The United States has become the world’s largest silver producer, displacing Mexico which had led since 1914. A National ity bank review notes the current output shows the U S at 172,283,400 ounces with Mexico's previous lead halved by today’s figures.
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United States
America
New York
Mexico
Nationality Bank
Miss Margery Maude Weds U. S. Lieutenant
New York July 24 Mim Mar ceto Maude daughter of John Maud the English actor was married to Lieutenant Joseph W. Burden son of the late Joseph W. Burden of New York and Lenox. Man in the Chantry of Finance church with a few intimate friends present After a brief honeymoon the bridegroom will enter service as a lieutenant in the Fifteenth United States Infantry.
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New York
Mim Marceto
Maude
Tohn Maud
Joseph W. Burden
The
Tate
Lenox
Finnnce Church
Fifteenth United States Infantry
Vivid World War I Balloon Attack Illustration
The article describes Allied intercept action against German observation balloons prior to major battles like Mendines Vimy Arras and the Somme. It details a British airplane flying above a hydrogen filled balloon, firing incendiaries as parachutes fail to deploy, and the balloon bursting into flames while observers escape.
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Mendines
Vimy
Arras
Somme
Becaune
Eni
Fashion to Make Willieboy a Soldier Fashion
New York July 16, designers in hotel parlors display autumn and winter men’s wear with military styling but aim to keep civilian looks. The Lyondeckers and others forecast overcoats and jackets with pleated fronts, flap shoulders, pipe pockets, and scrimps for a sharp, nonmilitary silhouette, despite wartime influence.
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New York
Clarence
Edward
Rinaldo Aubrey
Bill
Char
Lyondeckers
Matister
Michael Angeles
Cothing Dwellener
Vo. Standard
Cassfr y Strike Of Raw Josr Cali July Be
Fragmentary OCR text mentions political names and a strike in a July period with references to democracy and admission to a gym or hearing. No clear event, date, or places are readable to form a coherent headline.
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Cali
Anne Worllone
Indian water rights in Yakima allotments clarified
North Yakima Washington July 24 Indian rights to free water for forty acres per allotment will follow transfer of title to land with subdivided parcels sharing free water in proportion to irrigable area. Indian department decision ends a two and a half year question and affects thousands of acts in the Yakima reservation enabling faster land water determinations and water purchases.
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North Yakima
Wash
Congress
Indian Department
Yakima Reservation
Cannery Strike Will 400N Be Cleared Up
In San Francisco on July 28 the California Projecanner association announced plans not to reopen plants on the former working basis. Colonel Harria Weinstock, arbitrator in the Santa Clara fruit cannery strike, expressed confidence the situation would be cleared up quickly. The major earning company had earlier warned against employees, but then showed inclination to settle the controversy.
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San Prancisco
Dex- Hite
California
Harria Weinstock
Santa Clara
Weighi
United States Admiral Knicht Arrives in Tokyo for Thanks
July 21 Tokyo is the scene as Admiral Knicht arrives to convey US gratitude for Japan sending home the body of Goethe W Guthitelitte ambassador. Ambassador Wheeler hosts a reception at the American embassy with the emperor to meet the admiral on Wednesday for lunch in his honor.
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Tokio
M. Knich
Asatie Eyuniiion
United States
Japan
Goethe
Lemons and Orchard White for Skin Beauty
A reader explains a home remedy using fresh lemons and orchard white applied to the face to brighten complexion and improve skin. The guide notes obtaining three ounces of orchard white from a druggist and lemons from a grocer, with care to keep the mixture pure.
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Whee Gil
Deport Emma Goldman and Berkman Face Appeal Bail Efforts
New York authorities report efforts to deport Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman after conviction on conspiracy to obstruct the draft. They were brought from federal prisons for appeal hearings while attorneys seek bail of 25000 dollars each for Berkman and Goldman.
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New York
Joely
Alexander Herkman
Emma Goldman
United States
Howe
Eitforte
Berkman
Mite Goldman
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