Soldier arrests man who broke up home in Sanran place
BAN FRANCISCO August 1. B Seip a soldier on leave from Camp Madry Texas arrested I A Dentaton a hotel clerk and took him to the city prison. Seip said Denteton left Oklahoma with Mrs Belp and that he came to Sanran place to arrest Denteton on leave.
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Ban Francisco
B. Seip
Madry
Tex
I. A. Dentaton
Seip
Denteton
Oklahoma
Mra. Belp
Sanran Place
Deniaton
Shipyard man credits Tanlac for health restoration
Charles Edward Connelly of Tacoma Washington says eleven years of stomach misery and weakness ended after taking Tanlac. He reports seven pound gain and renewed energy enabling full daily work. Tanlac sold in Seattle by Bartel Drug Stores under a local representative.
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Tanlac
Charles Edward Connelly
South
Puget Sound Avenue
Tacoma
Wash
Goa
Taniac
Seattle
Bartel Drug Stores
War Grandmothers knit for war effort in Cleveland
Special to The Star by N. FE. A. CLEVELAND. Mia Maria Sinclair of Cleveland, 80, spearheads War Grandmothers joining War Mothers to aid the war. She has knitted socks and sweaters for Bammies and now works on a flag for the Red Crows as her four brothers and husband served in Civil War era conflicts and her grandsons fight in later wars.
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Cleveland
America
War Mothers of America
Mia Maria Sinclair
Red Crows
Mia Sinclair
German Sailor Alfred Sehlachte Arrested Near Dock
Alfred Sehlachte a 37 year old German sailor was arrested by federal authorities at a dock area on suspicion of attempting to destroy shipping. He was registered as a German alien and taken into custody for questioning.
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Pedro
Alfred Sehlachte
Behlachte
Miss Sallie Lanes Sets Hay Mowing Record
East Tennessee schoolteacher Miss Sallie Lanes reportedly mowed six acres of hay in a single day. The claim highlights a remarkable agricultural feat by a local educator.
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Sallie Lanes
East Tennessee
U.S. Plans Universal Peace Time Training Program
A postwar universal training system is studied by educators and military leaders led by Dr. Richard C. MacLaurin of MIT and Dr. F. P. Keppel of Columbia. The plan would blend military discipline with trade education to fit youths for peace and industrial life while preserving strength for war.
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Richard C. MacLaurin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
F. P. Keppel
Columbia University
United States
German Submarine Signals U Piracy From Santander
The German submarine U-56 arrived under its own power at Santander and has been in wireless contact with other U boats at sea. Commander Keisser was seen signaling toward the sea and Spanish officials intercepted U-56 messages after a French steamer was sunk. The Times notes U-66 was sent to Santander to disrupt Allied and Spanish shipping from that location.
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Bantander
Spain
Keisser
London
Santander
Times
War Board Advises Higher Street Car Fares
The War Labor Board issued its first decision affecting street car workers in multiple cities. It approved broad wage increases and urged President Wilson to seek legislation allowing fare hikes in cities where rising operating costs require them.
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War Board
U. S
Washington
War Labor Board
Wilson
Jerome Miners Postpone Threatened Copper Strike
Jerome Arizona August 1 Indications show a likely end to the threatened Jerome copper miners strike after Washington and Jerome wires exchanged appeals on patriotic grounds. A 24 hour postponement was decided upon by the miners following the day of negotiations.
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Jerome, Ariz
Jerome
Washington
Seven British Planes Downed In Bitter Air Battle
London reports the destruction of seven British airplanes during bombing expeditions. One German machine was shot down and 16 others destroyed in the air ministry update from the theater.
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London
British
Air Ministry
Greek-born man chooses United States army after five nations
Aug. 1 Obituary style notice reports John Eys lyon, a Greek born near Constantinople, who was called by five nations for military service, and today chose to enlist in the American army amidst competing claims from Serbia, Turkey, Bulgaria, Greece, and the United States.
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Oblong
John Eyslyon
Eyslyon
Constantinople
Serbia
Turkey
Bulgaria
Greece
United States
Intern Son of Former German Ambassador Arrested in Nevada
Otto Von Waldeck, son of the former German ambassador to Turkey, was interned at Fort MacArthur after an arrest in Nevada for failure to register as an alien enemy. German code writings were found among his possessions.
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Los Angeles
Otto von Waldeck
Turkey
Fort MacArthur
Nevada
Austrian declares food situation hopeful amid crisis
Ludwig Paul, Austrian food controller, told Neue Freie Presse in an interview that the food crisis is nearly over and unlikely to recur, reporting from Vienna via Amsterdam dispatch on August 1.
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Amsterdam
Ludwig Paul
Neue Freie Presse
Vienna
Will Call 300000 More Men In August
Aug. 1 Three hundred thousand more draft men will be called during August per plans of the provost marshal general. Also note Billy Sunday's recovery and planned departure for Hood River Oregon. A fire at Jewell Markwell home 823 Denny Way destroyed $1000 in goods. House damaged by blaze and other minor losses.
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Washington
Rochester
Minn
Billy Sunday
Hood River
Oregon
Jewell Markwell
Denny Way
Damewe
Curtain Marquisette At The Yard
High grade double thread mercerized curtain marquisette fifty inch wide offered for 35 cents at the yard Friday and Saturday. Available in white ivory and ecru. No phone or C O D orders.
Savings on Small Home Items Prices Listed
Paring knives of sorted shapes in high grade steel with handles nine cents. Paper napkins four crepe white, 100 in package eleven cents. Rolling pins maple with loose handles sixteen cents. O Cedar polish for woodwork four ounce special nineteen cents twelve ounce thirty cents. Linoleum varnish dries hard with glass finish special quart ninety eight cents.
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Red Front Clothing Company
First Avenue
Bonar Law Seeks 700 Million Pound Credit in Commons
London August 1 Chancellor of the Exchequer Bonar Law moved in the house of commons a credit of 700000000 pounds three and a half billion dollars in aid of government expenditures for the year.
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London
Bonar Law
House of Commons
Typhoid Epidemic Reported in Bulgaria Amid Royal Departure
Travelers report a serious typhoid outbreak in Bulgaria with the army medical service collapsed. King Ferdinand’s household allegedly experiences a typhoid case as the royal departure is noted.
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Bulgaria
Amsterdam
Ferdinand
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