Wage War Ends As Arbitration Chosen By All Sides
Presidents Wilson and congressional leaders reach a settlement with trainmen and conductors on eastern railways. A permanent board is created to settle future disputes while averting a general strike. The agreement smooths house divisions over mediation board composition and sets a prompt path for action in both chambers.
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Eastern Railways
Hoube
Clayton
White House
Wilson
Pheslacnes
Toust
Board of Mediation
Ker
Clay Fob
Newlands
Dee
Jeter
British Diplomat Sees Slchan Peace as Likely Path
London reports Sir Edward Grey says a Balkan peace process offers the only hope. He warns mere warnings won’t end the crisis and Europe must avoid force, while Bulgaria asks Russia to help cut a peace, Serbia and Greece agree to ceasefire under conditions, and Turkey adherence to the Entente line is key.
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Sir Edward Grey
London
Edward Grey
Hose of Commons
Bulgaria
Russia
Servia
Grevce
Ture Foy
Baid
Jewish man denied in national guard promotion claim
Litman of Brooklyn contends his promotion was blocked due to his Jewish faith. The official investigation report, approved by Governor Suber, publicizes the case details in Alvaoy Minnesota.
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Jew Guarteman
Alvaoy
Litman
Brooklyn
National Guard
Suber
Fire at St Paul destroys Northern Insulation plant
A spectacular fire of unknown origin damaged over 60 000 dollars of the Northern Insulation company plant in St Pauls midway district. Thousands of bales of flax straw covering an area of yard were destroyed by the blaze. An appropriation voted Buenos Ayres Argentina scene bane voted an appropriation to cover expenses of the delegation to the Sater national Congress of Students to be held at Ithaca New York from August 29 to September 8.
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St. Paul
Northern Insulation Company
Midway
Buenos Ayres
Argentina
Scenare Bane
Lo Lin Universities
Congress of Students
Ithaca
Pitcher Liefield Released to Atlanta and More Roster Changes
Pitcher Albert Liefield released to Atlanta by the Coinago Nationala. Robert H. Craig from the New York state league dealt to Terrebavce Indiana. Ghicago appears as a misspelling. multiple rosters shifted with short notes on each move.
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Liefield
Ghicago
Albert
Transportation chief W Jote A Ladd Dies at Solitary Game
W Jote A Ladd, once in charge of U S troop transport during the Civil War and a prominent Maso figure, collapsed and died while playing solitaire. The death highlights his long-standing public service and sudden end amid quiet recreation.
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Dies
Sterting
W.jote A. Ladd
United States
Laborer's Death Reported Amid City Protests at Cazenovia
A laborer in Cazenovia died by self infliction amid growing unrest in the town. The incident occurred as authorities pursued arrests connected to a strike at the Mion-Ausquat Haper complex. Local officials confirm the suspect was armed, with five bullets found nearby, though details remain sketchy.
Mulhall on Stand Details Lobbying Ties and Letters
Washington July 14 Senator Reed opened testimony in the Senate lobby investigation, with Martha Mulhall describing ties to the National Association of Manufacturers and workmen’s groups. He cited letters to Mitchell from 1902 and 1903, referencing labor leaders, government figures, and political activity in Pennsylvania and New York.
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Washington
Cal
Martha Mi. Mulhall
United States Senate
Mulben
Ried
Chinman
Uo Geis
Dha Omema
National Association‘of Manufacturers
Tha
Iha Association
Baltimore
Tesill
National Association of Manufacturers
Republican National Committee
Iits
Sushan
Iran
Albay
Rensselaer
New York
William McéKinter
Ohto
Robrer
Cushing
Reed
Iavor
Quay
Pennsylvania
John Ditebell
Mulhall
Tia Ar-Rangel
Stone
Mitchell
Ibrt
Teaders
Repub-ican
Afugbell Lalé
Snee Briweey
Marroll Downs
Mulbult
Ste Comoe
Maryland
Treasury Department
Edward Heath
Workmen's Protective Association
Afulkell
Heath
Amccomss
Williams
Republican Party
Mulhal
McComas
Aulinileald
Marenall Cuebny
Curbing
Heed
Worttore
Sivara
Mulhale
Manufacturere’ Association
Caltimere
Release of Americans Demanded by U S Official
Secretary Gurrieon ordered Company Edwin P. Brewer of the Fourteenth Cavalry at Fort Mela tos, Lex, to demand the release of five Americans with cattle and horses held by Mexican revolutionists, with $69 cattle and 30 horses involved.
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Nemance
Washington
Gurrieon
Edwin P. Hrewer
Fourteenth Cavalry
Fort Melatos
Lex
Fire Incendiary Blaze Destroys Major Ice House
A fire at a leading ice house caused a loss estimated at $50,000 with damages extending to a four lane for station area. The blaze, described as incendiary, occurred July 14 and involved the Erle Ratt way company. Local authorities investigated the suspicious fire, with the incident impacting a large portion of the facility and surrounding property.
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Marlon
Erle Rattway Company
Chicago War Endeavor Convention Choses Next Biennial
In Chicago on July 14 Joe Angeles of California was chosen to chair the national Charities War Endeavor, with the biennial post awarded unanimously after a smooth vote. The selection follows the 1916 model and signals organizational continuity.
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Shieago Wink Endeavor
Joe Angeles
Cal
Chicago
Deavor Godely
Hag Beck
Woman as Destroyer Explosive Campaign by Militant Suffragist
A dramatic confession from Mrs Rigby wife of a physician reveals a militant suffrage campaign in Liverpool. She details nightly bombings and arson aimed at promoting votes for women, claiming over 1000000 damage and confrontations with police while balancing domestic duties. She tearfully admits setting fire to a mansion tied to Sir W H Lover, explaining her actions were for the suffrage cause and that she would surrender everything for the movement.
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Liverpool
Rmn Mnnl Ste
BMG Teandolls
Deky
Myde
Weiman
Walla
Bigbs
Daetor
Tia
Iutaes
Aren
Byers
Wulldinga
Érllong
Vantalfem
Pallea Blalon
Important News Items Important News Items
Chicago reports an electrical storm causing widespread damage and darkness. Other items note alleged dynamite cases, a banana shipment used to replace naval totems, a fatal accident involving George Andrews and dynamite, and suffragette protests in Britain with a fine for Mrs Mackworth.
400 Mexican Troops Drowned in Disaster at Sea
A chaotic report from Tucson dated July 12 states a large number of Mexican soldiers perished attempting to swim to safety amid a naval engagement. Survivors indicate heavy losses as troops were overwhelmed by waves and enemy fire.
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Jucson
Arts
Fuerta Farun
Murderer Escapes From Detention in Michigan Case
A reported escape occurs involving a murderer held at a Michigan detention facility. The fugitive, linked to the 1914 Detroit murder case, was last seen fleeing toward Jackson with authorities pursuing leads across the region. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Farm Crop Report Shows Lower Yields But Large Wheat Harvest
The July U S crop report notes drought reduced yields across major grains. Total grain production trails last year with winter wheat up modestly yet corn, oats, and spring wheat forecast lower. The report estimates total wheat at 701 million bushels and corn around 6.9 billion dollars value, with harvest projections near 2.97 to 3.13 billion bushels depending on conditions.
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Washington
Thors
Royort
Fatal tragedy in Troy as children found dead
In Troy Tennessee on July 11 two ten year old children identified as Ids and Ligon, allegedly stepchildren of Mrs. Jennie Yates, were found murdered with stones around their necks in a creek. Villagers fear a mob reaction as the mother rushes toward Memphis to seek protection.
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Troy
Tenn
Jennie
Yates
James
Memphin
Ids
Ligon
Mo Nile
Secretary of the Navy Guest of Honor at Centennial Event
In aris Pennsylvania on July 11 Secretary of the Navy Darlele wan attended the Percy centennial celebration. A large crowd gathered as he spoke delivering remarks at a public ceremony in a pavilion. The event drew about 5,000 people.
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Maken Addreca
Perry
Erle, Pa
Aris
Secretary of the Navy
Darlele
Percy
Moheen
Navy
Mra
Thirles
Resignation Notice From Almelora Colonial Tram Board
Kunio Leave Directors and Wo Ke Jquhn resign from the board of Almelora of the Colonial Wrastenms Piny. Alan realigns as a Wheelor frat this Gounaith Truk company.
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Kunio
Paldahurgly
Wol Kuhn
Almelora
Piny
Alan
Gounaith Truk Company
Mdhnson in France to Stay in Havre
Fragmentary notice reports John Bon in Havre France stating a determined intention to remain in France and not return to the United Byzantines. Archival reference hints at Cortintary involvement and a 12 hour timeframe, with unclear details about immediacy and piglet.
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Mdhnson
France
Havre
John Bon
Hong
Storm Bites Naples and Regions With Severe Weather
July reports from Italy describe extraordinary rainfall and floods across Naples and surrounding areas. Earthquakes, landslides, and cold winds from Liguria disrupt the Amalfi region as crops suffer and residents face widespread damage.
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Norern
Dumago Trust
Atari
Naples
Italy
Mind Hall
Yast
Ventivius
Gulf of Turin
Ligworth
Alps
Morgina
Straits
Mesaina
Copenan
Maly
Thia
New Haven Road Operations Condemned by Inquiry
Washington reports a federal inquiry finds that the New Haven railroad and allied trolley lines are mismanaged and financially wasteful. The commission singles out the Voutsile Anandal management as ineffective and indicates the carrier could have paid a dividend and built surplus if not for poor governance.
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Washington
New York, New Haven and Harkford Railroad
New England Railways
New Haven
Emploes Favor Rail Strike In Joint Vote
Ninety four percent of railway workers backed a strike in a national wage dispute. Union leaders announced the vote at a joint meeting with managers, pledging to push for wage and toll changes while resisting a broad general strike.
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New York
Omer
Ralroud
Pittsburgh Bank Collapse Triggers National Probe
July 9 report from Milwaukee notes suspension of the First-Second National Bank of Pittsburgh, a major institution with W. S. Kelida as president. Government may pursue criminal action as deposits exceed $30,000,000. Closure follows by a run on the Pittsburgh Bank for Savings amid broader inquiries into linked interests and executives.
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U. 3
Falluiras
Mesburgh
Flrat-Second National Bank of
Pittaburgh
Mouay
Kelida
Fpl
Pitt-Seonnil Bank
Pittsburgh
Hank For Savinga
Robbery in Paris Hotel Targets Wealthy Visitor
A New York woman, Mima HK Marin, reported a theft at her Pi na Vendome hotel room in Paria, July 12, of jewelry valued at 92 600 dollars. The items were reportedly hidden in a handkerchief on the table when taken.
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Paria
Pare
France
Mima
Jon HK
Marin
New York
Pina Vendome
Graft disclosures link to Malaga construction case
A fragmentary report ties a notable graft disclosures to a construction project in Juatica. The text references Hannuf and a biceister figure, with mentions of Rome and July. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR, but the note implies legal or political corruption findings connected to a local public works scandal.
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Rome
Maly
Hannuf
Jn Fonbeettan
Malaga
Juatica
Pistol Battle Sparks Mob Chase At Chicago Restaurant
A chaotic shootout erupted in a Chicago restaurant on Aberdeen Street near Michigan Avenue. A 61 year old man fired, led to a mass struggle, gunfire, and bystander injuries as police and a Salvation Army gathering disrupted the scene. Police arrived within minutes. the assailant fled as bystanders scurried for safety, leaving investigators to piece together the chaotic events.
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Chicago
Tin
Wiliam
Norte
Aberdeen Street
Michigan
Joli
Thora
Salvation Army
Willlin
Miodram
Ug Housen
Willan
Wiiara
OMAN PUTS MASHER IN CELL Joniin
Fragmented OCR details a political or legal scene with figures named Joniin and Wil Wy, references to a person and a public event. The text mentions a matron figure and a medical context, with unclear dates and locations. It conveys a tense situation involving detention and inquiry.
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Will
Yerkesitt
Witton
Itu Urront
Ustrbageo
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