Bulgaria Declares War on Roumania and Mobilizes
Special from United Press Wire reports Bulgaria declaring war on Roumania and officials announcing ministerial passports and the throne Regent. The text notes Greek entry into the war may be possible, with Axis and Allied moves across Transylvania, and Bulgarian-Romanian tensions escalating with diplomatic break.
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United Press Wire
London
Transylvania
Salonika
Bulgaria
Roumania
Berlin
Legation
Sofia
Record 10 Speaks In This City Tomorrow Night
George L. Record, Republican gubernatorial candidate, announces speaks in Red Bank today and tomorrow. He attends Monmouth county fair near Red Bank, speaks at Borough Hall, and appears in Freehold Court House Square at 4 pm. An open air meeting in this city at 8 pm features Edmund Burke Orsn, Colonel John H. Adamson, and former Assemblyman John H. Blauvelt.
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George L. Record
Ublican
Red Bank
Monouth
Borough Hall
Freehold
Court House
Hobart and
Smith Streets
Record
Edmund Burke Osrn
State Board of Education
John H. Adamson
Passaic County
John H. Blauvelt
Ae OY Ee Eet
Eccl cm
Body of Otto Bapst Recovered After Tug Accident
The Swiss man Otto Bapst is found dead near the spot where he fell from the tug Fireproofer of the National Fireproofing Co off the Lorrillard plant. A fourteen year old girl, daughter of Captain Holt, says they were sitting on the edge when a rock shifted and both fell in. She swam to safety while Bapst sank immediately.
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Otto Bapst
Fireproofer
National Fireproofing Company
Captain Holt
Bapst
President Wilson Arrives for Long Branch Notification
President Wilson arrives in West End New Jersey for the Long Branch notification ceremonies. Extra police patrol the town as decorations go up and the welcome committee prepares to greet him with a speech and roses for Mrs. Wilson.
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Long Branch
United Press Wire
Wilson
Shadow Lawn
Grand Jury Session Scheduled With Over Forty Cases
The Evening News reports that more than 40 cases are set for today's grand jury session. The docket includes pretrial matters and routine indictments as a judge and jury prepare for the proceedings.
Primary Slates Ready Ahead of New Jersey Elections
The Evening News reports on nominating petitions filed for U.S. Senate and House seats across Seventh, Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh, Twelfth districts, plus state and county offices. Final filing is due Sept 6 with primary ballots to reflect designated party slogans. Registration rules shift to personal registration only in municipalities over 10,000. First registry Sept 12. second Sept 26. third Oct 24 or 31 depending on size.
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Trenton
Congress
Atlantic
Bergen
Camden
Cumberland
Essex
Hudson
Mercer
Morris
Ocean
House of Assembly
North Jersey
Senate
Assembly
Thomas F. Martin
Lst
United States
Home Rule
Republican State Committee
Old Guard
Y M H A Home Work To Continue Next Week
Due to material delays the Y M H A building project will continue next week and the building will be closed to members during that period. Tearing down old sections has finished and plans proceed with new work. General Secretary Will M Menaker will return Tuesday night after a short vacation.
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Will M. Menaker
Paralysis Relief Fund Aims Five Hundred Dollars
The Paralysis Relief Fund rises to 221.24 today with $165.25 in new contributions. Health department staff boost donations while readers like Rev Joseph Czaplinski add $2. The drive seeks 500 dollars to acquire equipment for paralysis victims and mentions electrical massage treatment plans and long-term therapy for children in isolation hospital care.
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Paralysis Relief Fund
Health Department
Thomas Wilhelm
Joseph Czaplinsky
Department of Health
Irma Schoonover
Rubenstein
Trade Board Ready to Aid City in Railroad Strike
The Board of Trade announced at a special meeting it will aid local residents in emergencies if a railroad strike occurs. Offices will be open day and night to provide assistance, with actions extending to future disputes. A reply to W B Besler of the Central Railroad of New Jersey will be sent, signaling readiness to arbitrate and cooperate with railroad officials to resolve tensions before the strike.
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Board of Trade
W. B. Besler
Central Railroad of New Jersey
C. W. Ramsay
Hugh Lynch
Ramsay
W. G. Besler
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Liberty Street
New York
N. Y
Mr. Besler
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Tam
O. W. Rambay
Revolution in Greece spreads across Macedonian front
Salonika dispatch reports a regional revolution with garrison at Lessi Kara Burma forced to surrender. Revolutionary committees advance through Greek cities in Macedonia as gendarmes join the insurgent movement.
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United Press Wire
Salonika
Lessi Kara Burma
Revolutionary Committee
Macedonia
Strike Looms Amid Railroad Talk Says Workers Resolved
An Evening News report finds railroad workers largely uninterested in a threatened strike yet prepared to walk out if demands, especially overtime pay, are not met. Freight crews may gain more from changes, and carriers promise to run passenger trains if possible while preparing for contingencies.
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Evening News
Pennsylvania Yards
Pennsylvania
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Brotherhood
Central R. R
William G. Besler
Plainfield
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Panama Canal Blocked by Slides Near Bucaracha
The Panama Canal is blocked after slides at Bucaracha just south of Gold Hill. About 200 feet of the channel are obstructed and no vessels have passed through the canal since the report from Major General Goethals, governor of the canal zone.
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United Press Wire
Washington
Panama Canal Commission
Goethals
Canal Zone
Bucaracha
Gold Hill
Eight Hour Law Expected to Pass This Week
Union leaders expressed satisfaction as the Adamson bill, likely to pass the House today, receives an implied approval. The measure would set an eight hour workday and is anticipated to advance this week.
Wilson Goes to Capital Urges Swift Action on rail measures
Washington figures rush to avert a 400000 railroad worker strike as Congress moves to pass the Adamson eight hour bill. Senate and House leaders push rapid action with debates limited and a plan to vote by mid afternoon. Rail executives say passage may delay but not settle the dispute.
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United Press Wire
Washington
House
Senate of Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
Congress
Wrington
Senate
Newlands
Houh
Capitol
Adamson
Hale Holden
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Wilson
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