Socialist Peace Demands Stated By German Socialists
In Beeltn Aug 26 London reports summarize a Socialist party Reichstag and committee statement on peace. They push permanent peace with world power cooperation, eliminate tariff walls and free seas, abolish prize captures, oppose territorial annexations, and seek an international central authority to submit future plans.
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Beeltn
London
Reichstag Membaranul
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Duffy Malt Whiskey Promoted for Health in Heat
An advertising notice touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a health safeguard during warm weather. It claims strength and digestion aid from a spoonful in water before meals and at retirement, with a one dollar bottle offered by the Rochester company.
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Duffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
Brazilian Visits National Shrine in Washington
Senor Cardosa Brazilian minister in Mexico City and former U S diplomatic representative in Mexico visited Mount Vernon and laid a coral wreath on George Washington's tomb. He concluded his program in Washington Aug 25 and said his future plans were undecided though he would likely stay for some time visiting summer resorts.
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Washington, D. C
Senor Cardosa
Mexico City
Mount Vernon
George Washington
Cardosa
Governor Support Tightens On University Funding Plan
State Senator Claude Hudspeth of El Paso and a group from the Thirty-fourth Legislature finance committee back Governor Ferguson and Comptroller Verrett on distributing university and educational appropriations. They contest the view that funds be pooled. they say the intent was itemized allocations for the University and other institutions. The debate centers on whether the legislature meant separate line items or lump sums.
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Austix
Claude Hudspeth
Paso
Senate Finance Committee
Ferguson
Verrett
Priso
Battle of the Trity
Senov
Loon
Polthernicx
Ade
UT Bureau Hiring Geologist Emil Reese In Austin
The University of Texas Bureau of Economic Geology announces temporarily employing Dr. Emil Reese a renowned geologist. It is expected his position may become permanent soon. Dr Boese has led the Mexican geological survey for thirteen years and was elected vice president of the International Geological Congress. He has authored over 70 articles in American and European journals and speaks several languages. His Mexico work enhances the bureau's focus on water gas oil and iron resources.
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Austin
Tex
University of Texas
Emil Reese
Boese
Mexican Geological Survey
International Geological Congress
America
Bue Trpe
Mexico
Bureau
Beveridge's Book Explores What Lies Behind the War
The examination of war realities by Senator Beveridge argues the conflict may endure long. It recounts his travels to Germany and trenches, visits to hospitals and prisons, and interviews with Kaiser officials as part of What Is Back of the War from The Bobbs Merrill Company.
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Senator Beveridge
Beveridge
France
Boveri
Germany
Kaiser
von Tipitz
von Ha Herburg
von Hemacke
Washington Star
Eastman Kodak Plan May Abrogate Monopoly Says Judge
In Buffalo Judge John R Hazel rules Eastman Kodak may submit a plan to abrogate the asserted monopoly under the Sherman act. The court allows continued operation with remedies aimed at separating business segments, while delaying dissolution unless further rulings or appeals dictate. The government sought dissolution. Kodak argues dissolution would harm its unified structure built from patents and acquisitions.
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Buffalo, NR
Bastmin Kodak Company
John R. Hazel
United States District Court
Hazel
Ube
Supreme Court
Yang
Defender Company
Rochester Corporation
Tods
Department of Juel
Wickersham
Bue
Mcrcynolds
Kodak
Uusinese
Eastman
Watory
Eastman Company
Sult
Buffalo
Tilly
Buffain
John KR. Hazel
Juday Hazel
George Eastmen
Eastman Kodak Company of
New Jersey
New York
George Eastman
Henry A. Strong
Walter S. Hubbell
Frank 8. Noble
Rochester
Becks
Necussery
Allex
Unusual storm records from Texas weather station report
A UT weather log notes a tropical storm sweeping Texas August 15 to 20 with barometer drops from 30.08 to 29.81 inches, winds up to 69 mph at Austin, gusts near 80 mph, and a storm center moving north at over 100 miles daily. The system crossed the U S and moved toward the Great Lakes region.
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Austin
Tex
University of Texas Weather Station
Wan Nurmil
Loustan
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
A collection of testimonial letters from women in Oklahoma and Kansas praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles. Mrs. M O Till er of Commerce writes of relief after years of medical trials, while Mrs. A L Smith of Lindsborg reports diminished pain and improved health after three bottles. A confidential response policy is noted.
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Miami
Okla
Pinkham
Mrz
M. OR. Tiller
Commerce
Tela
Lydia E
Finkham
Lindsborg
Kansas
Lydia
Pinkbain
A. L. Smith
Bok
Bohemian beaten and shot near Shiner Texas
Bohemian farmer Tohu Slovac, living near Shiner four miles away, was attacked Monday night, beaten at the rope end, and shot through the heart. He reportedly had previously beaten his wife during a domestic dispute amid his one year in the United States.
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Lockhart
Tex
Ave
Tohu Slovac
Shiner
United States
Kehoe will appoint executors and trust details disclosed
The will of late Saphie Keha filed in Wahata names John Wickrland and rida Rol as executors. A trust fund worth about 7000 ta is to be held for Mrs Toa Teal and distributed among seven nephews. Independent bequests include 200 to Mrs Emile Hummel 800 to Mrs da Muslier 300 to Helene Lyons 800 to Paul Muellar 200 to John Mueller 200 to Miss Juianne Sennen 200 to Mrs Bertha Rehmat 200 to Mrs Martha Robalin 201 to Alexander Zenlmayer and to Rusela Sends a Trade Yomessary. Washington DC August 2 news on trade with Russia. A different item notes Irish dramatist Ts Dead in New York.
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Saphie Keha
Wahata
John Wickrland
Rida Rol
Pond
Aan Trust Fund
Toa Teal
Kehoe
Mre
Real
Emile Hummel
da Muslier
Helene Lyons
Paul Muellar
John Wo Mueller
Juhianne, Sennen
Bertha Rehmat
Martha Robalin
Alexander Zenlmayer
Gadski Concert At Corpus Draws Crowd
Madame Gadski arrives in Corpus Christi for a prewar musical event at the opera company. The concert, part of the Weeks Chautauqua, features German arias, English songs, and Wagner selections with Oscar J. Fax at the piano. The Texas appearance follows a Long Island summer and a water-bound trip from St. Louis.
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Tex
Savile
Johanna Gi Prima
Corpus Christi
St. Louis
Jung
Madame Gadski
Lottie Tyuschet
Madame Gadskis
Long Isang
Sshe
United States
Nifteen
Hamber
Corpus Christ
Nicves
Madang Gadski
Soages Widmung
Schumann
Oscar J. Fax
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Jersey General's Department
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Turk County
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Iron West
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State Board of Water Engineers
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Salt Lake City
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Woltwen
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Saul Woeson
Aino
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Eptaie
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Prlomus
Rusela
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