Raiser Sees Slavs Routed In Frontline Report
UPI dispatch from London reports Kaiser Wilhelm watching German troops repulse a Russian assault on the south river plain between Pool and Tremboulal. The statement says attempted divisions bore the attack while clashes also marked gains east of Stanislau Tarno Nadworna in Galicia as Russians were driven off.
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United Press
London
Kaiser Wilhelm
South River
Pool
Tremboulal
Sereth
Stanislau
Tarno
Nadworna
Galicia
Salta Valley
Carpa Hans
Rushad
Russian positions hold south of Tartar Pass
Report notes Russian forces remained in control to the south of Tartar Pass while Western troops were brought to a standstill west of the point, indicating a stalled push and contested terrain in the area.
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Tartar Pass
Whisky Saves Lives on Steamer Landing
Cork life belts recovered from the steamer President saved two laborers, D. Johnson aged 42 and James Milestone, when they landed Tuesday. Belts contained 15 pints of whisky. They were seized by Dry Squad Officer Braillard and charged with liquor possession.
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D. Johnson
James Milestone
President
Sabe
Johnson
Milestone
Braillard
Federal Grand Jury Deliberations Continue Without Indictments
The federal grand jury resumed hearings Tuesday and carried into Wednesday morning. No indictments were returned by noon, with officials suggesting the session focused on alleged slackers rather than charges.
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Federal Grand Jury
Hagen Receives Army First Lieutenancy
A Seattle man was commissioned as a first lieutenant in the army. Arthur E. Hagen of 5803 24th Ave N W was the officer named in the notice correcting an earlier error.
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Seattle
Arthur E. Hagen
24Th Ave N. W
Picture brides from Nippon arrive in Seattle by ship
A Seattle newsroom profile describes picture brides from Japan arriving on the Chicago Maru into Seattle. It notes the mail order marriage process via the Japanese consulate, a groom meeting his bride on the dock, and the cross ocean wedding practice that leads to remarrying in the United States.
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Nippon
Pacific
Dameel
Seattle
Ford
Joe Yoshida
Yoshida
Japan
Nippon Isle
United States
Wilson plans industrial war board to run defense council
President Wilson will announce a six member industrial war board reporting to the defense council with three named leaders Bernard Baruch Julius Rosenwald and Frank A Scott. The board will direct industrial wartime work and separate priority committees will decide shipment priorities for critical goods.
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United Press
Washington
Sam
Wilson
National Defense Council
Shipping Board
Defense Council
Industrial War Board
War Board
Bernard Baruch
Julius Rosenwald
Frank A. Scott
Striking Cops to Appeal Case in Civil Service
Prosecutor A L Lund in Wednesday morning filed informations charging nonfeasance in office against 16 policemen arrested last week after refusal to ride with nonunion crews on traction company cars. The men will appeal their cases to the civil service board. They were arrested on warrants and freed on $500 cash bond each.
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A. L. Lund
Civil Service Board
Alcoholic drinks in the United States would fill Niagara Falls in ten minutes
A playful figure estimates that if all U S alcoholic beverages produced in a year were poured into the Niagara River the flow would spill over the falls in about ten minutes. The claim uses a vivid visualization to convey the large volume of American drinking.
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United States
Niagara River
America’s Men Rush to Enlist in War Service Wave
United Press dispatch from New York reports a nationwide surge as men of conscription age rush to enlist in the army navy and marine corps. Many volunteers are drafted men seeking to choose their service, with 333 men examined and sent to Fort Slocum in two days and hundreds more applicants awaiting processing.
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United Preee
New York
America
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United Preas
Fort Slocum
Taft wins Portland shoot in Pacific Indians event
Portland July 25 The annual Pacific Indians shoot ends today with W B Taft of Seattle winning yesterday’s 25 target event from two traps. Frank M Troeh of Vancouver Washington takes the hit and miss event.
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United Press
Portland
W. B. Taft
Seattle
Frank M. Troeh
Vancouver
Wash
Mine Blast Fatal at Dominion Coal No 6
Halifax July 25 Several men are known killed and 61 entombed in Dominion Coal Co. mine No 6 at New Waterford after an explosion. One report said 12 bodies recovered while five men were rescued. There were 56 men in the section. with those saved, 51 remain missing and presumed dead. The section was badly wrecked.
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Hy United Frees
Halifax
Dominion Coal Co
New Waterford
Defense Ad Bureau Proposed at Pacific Coast Ad Men Meeting
A plan to establish a Pacific coast advertising defense bureau as the nucleus for a nationwide organization was discussed at the Pacific Coast Ad Men's association meeting. The resolution was introduced by R. B. Steeple of Spokane.
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United
Oakland
Pacific Coast Advertising Defense Bureau
Defense
Pacific Coast Ad Men's Association
R. 8. Steeple
Spokane
Oil land suit official Edwin J Justice collapses in federal building
Edwin J Justice special assistant to the attorney general and leader of the government oil land suits in California and Wyoming died suddenly at noon in the federal building San Francisco authorities said he collapsed while at work.
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United Press
San Francisco
Edwin J. Justice
U. S
California
Wyoming
Federal
Contracts for Army Lumber in Danger Amid Northwest Strike
Northwest lumbermen fear army contracts totaling 215,000,000 feet may shift to Southern pine makers as a Seattle strike reduces production. I W W arrests and forest ranger actions accompany fires and camp patrols as union leaders blame mill owners for failing mediation.
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Washington
Northwest
Robert S. Allen
West Coast Lumbermen’s Association
Northwest Lumber
Milla
Des Moines
American Lake
National Guard
California
Etrikera
Dan Murray
John Kane
C. H. Robinson
King County
Snoqualmie Lumber Co
Murray
Kane
Robinson
Seattle
Ludwig Frank
Navy Yard
Mare Island Navy Yard
United States Marshals
Stringer
Gov. Lister
Tom Nolen
B. A. Mataon
Robert Solen
Port Angeles
Forest Rangers
Snow Creek Lumber Co
Clallam County
Two Thousand Butte Miners Return to Work
Two thousand striking miners resume work in Butte mines after operators raise wages to five dollars and twenty five cents per day with proportional copper-based increases. The move is billed as crushing IW W agitation while I W W responds with intimidation tactics against those aiding miners. Separately, a Washington state bulletin urges consumers to carry home their bundles amid rising living costs.
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Butte
United Press
Olympia
Suzzallo
State Defense Council
Hag
Fragmented OCR Nonsense from Historic Page
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