Germany Seeks Peace Pact With Bolshevik Powers
Archangel dispatch reports a Bolshevik led offer to pay six billion marks for protection and German guarantees to block Allied actions. The proposal would secure Finland’s stance and coordinate against Allied forces, Don Cossacks, and other units. The state department flags this as a possible supplement to the Hevat-Litevak treaty amid German efforts to align with Bolshevik forces.
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Germany
Russia
Bolshevil
Washington
Berlin
Fuaste
Finland
Daender
Archangel
State Department
Bobihertia
Bulgars May Fight Turkey Over Territorial Split
Information from a usually reliable source says Turkey has sent a large force to the Bulgaria border as trouble brews over territorial division between Germany and Austria-Hungary allies. The Bulgarian revolutionary spirit is rising among the army and civilians as Bulgarians seek all of Serbia and a portion of Austria. They already control a strip of northern Turkey, isolating half of Adrianople.
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Kale
Bertin
Weathington
Turkey
Bulgaria
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Berlin
Scelia
Tren
Austria
Adrianople
Baron Burian Predicts Heavy War Toll Before Peace
Austro Hungarian foreign minister Baron Burian, quoted in a dispatch from Vietn, warns that the war will bring immense bloodshed and widespread destruction before any peace can be achieved.
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Roeterdam
Burian
Bie
Wikis
Vietinn An
Pickles and parade court fines mix in odd report
Washington features a garbled note about a dill pickle and a soldier, odd references to belts and towels, and a claim that 290 000 gallons are needed for shipment. Cleveland mentions an courtroom incident with applause and fines for several people including Mrs. Margaret Prevey and J. Print for a fuel victory claim.
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Washington
Ivorwean
Cleveland
Kar
Mose Muster Stokes
Margaret Prevey
Alleged Grater Removed Minus City Laos-Cymneinany W as Parition
Prominent figure Washington James H. Mupio, described as a nineteenth secretary, is hospitalized in Providence after an incident described as an attack. City safety department officials are investigating.
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Laos
Hrune Clie Public Safety Department
Thane Hh
Washington
James H. Mupio
Niesteenistaar
OTK
Salt Lake
Providence Hospital
Thie City
Wutfering
Miners killed in collapse at Protection Island tunnel blast
Sixteen miners died Tuesday morning when a steel cable failed on the cage lowering into a work shaft on Protection Island. Twelve others died in the wreck near Alliance Nebraska as trains Barling Xo 48 and a work train collided near Birdani. Several tiles were torn up, with numerous injuries reported and many missing.
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Nenainn
Protection Island
Shert
Alliiance
Neb
Barling
Wembound
Birdani
Crucial period of the war at hand
German forces expected to strike back as Allied lines advance. The article outlines fears of a renewed German push near Verdun and a possible limited drive to relieve pressure. It notes Allied planning for wide front flanking or a decisive blow with fresh American troops, marking days ahead as crucial in the battle. Retired Col Moratio Gates Bickle, 66, commits suicide in St. Louis.
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Washington
Trent
Wae
Artien
Thie
Meltier
Melgian
Eroene
Machi Fonner
Mindenburg
Pershing
Ermy
Verdun
Puch
Suicides
St. Louis
Moratio Gates
Bickle
U. A A
Exuke
Twelfth Cavalry
Unclear OCR: Political and Military Names Amid Turbulent Events
Fragmentary text mentions John Hodge and Hon Jean Hodge with labor and pensions roles, plus references to Eng lands minister, Horvath, and forces with Czecho Slova kie. A chaotic note cites the Chinese Eastern railroad, Irkutsk, and a group called the Coewho Shovels or Hun Song Eliminated, alongside a disrupted book sale in Chicago linked to a song book puzzle.
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Ngton
Horvath
Con Ui Xees
Beara de Vie
Chinese Eastern Railroad
Fas
Irkutek
Coewho
Americans Reach Sweden in Safety After Moscow Refugee Trip
American refugees from Moscow arrived in Stockholm on Saturday, twelve days after leaving the Bolshevik capital. They report severe food shortages in Moscow and Petrograd, with flour priced at high rates and peasants blocking grain to cities. They accuse the food commission of failing, note peasants’ resistance, and describe workers’ hunger while Bolsheviks promise relief.
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Stockholm
Moscow
Mink
Russia
Food Commission
Petrograd
Commission
Houregolse
Leon Trotsky
Corn Crop Loss and Wheat Forecast Shift in September Report
In Washington a drop in forecasted corn production is tempered by a larger predicted spring wheat output in the September crop report from the agriculture department. August drought reduced corn prospects by 117 million bushels in key belt areas, widening the loss to 487 million bushels since earlier estimates, with an implied value over 500 million dollars.
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Wasthingtton
Department of Aericulture
Washington War Office Casualty Reporting Policy Adopted
The War Department will send twice weekly casualty lists from the expedition. Names of the dead and missing will be cabled by General Pershing as the system comes into full effect. The plan covers the slightly injured and those wounded, with names transmitted to the United States by courier twice weekly.
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Washington
War Department
United States
Cvurive
General Pershing
Fatal Accident in Colorado On Uintah Trailway
A deadly crash on the Uintah trail near Atebee Colorado killed roadtactor Mack and left Engineer George Lyvnlta of Ragham Utah severely injured. P J Fitepatrick of Clmar ton Colorado is identified as a casualty or witness in the report. Champion Swimmer to Enter Army.
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Colorado
Mack
Colo
Atebee
Fundey
P. J. Fitepatrick
Clmarton
George Lyvnlta
Ragham
Utah
Nation to Prohibit Beer After December First War Measure
The Senate passed a $2,000,000 agriculture appropriation with a dry rider making beer manufacture illegal after December 1 as a war measure. House passage expected amid conference talks. several senators opposed retaining the rider. The Food Administration announced the prohibition in conferences with Wilson and federal administrations. Aeroplane mail service began with two carriers on the New York to Chicago route landing in Grant Park.
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Washington
Senate
House
Brandegee
Connecticut
Gerry
Rhodesland
Phelan
California
Pomerene
Ohio
Ransdell
Louisiana
Underwood
Alabama
Chicago
New York-Chicago
Grant Park
Mrs Isaac S McElroy Married in White House Ceremony
Mrs Isaac S McElroy wed Rev Isaac Stuart McElroy Jr in the White House with the ceremony conducted by the groom's father. Extravagance charged. Hog Island shipyard contractors and subcontractors face charges of overvoluntary excess in early work, now with Attorney General Gregory. Jusserand to address Franco American banquet in New York says the enemy is doomed and peace day to be chosen.
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Alice Wilson
White House
Isaac Stuart McElroy
Washington
Hog Island
Gregory
New York
Jules Jusserand
Younger Draft Men 10 Go First in October Call
Washington General Crowder announced that registrants in the 19 and 20 year age classes will be called first with questionnaires sent to them. The plan covers men aged 19 to 20 and up to 21, with calls starting in October. Over 3,000,000 youths under 21 registered Thursday, while the students training corps remains limited to 150,000. Employers urged to assist in deferment claims, as boards balance occupational status and national interest amid large anticipated inductions.
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Washington
Growder
Crowder
Students Army Training Corps
General Crowder
War Department
MAT
Sil
Man Power Shortage Evident in German Forces
Washington reports new evidence of manpower shortages in the German army. Seven enemy divisions on the western front have been disbanded entirely for lack of men, according to an authoritative source reaching the capital Tuesday.
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Washington
House Agrees to Bone Dry Clause Food Bill Advance
Washington Wartime prohibition moves closer as the House Agricultural Committee reports favorably the food production bill with the Senate amendment making prohibition effective July 1, 1919.
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House
Washington
House Agricultural Committee
Senate
Three Die in Wreck at Dummerston Wisconsin
Three men were killed and twenty two injured when an extra freight train rear ended a passenger train on the Boston and Maine line at Brattleboro Dummerston on Tuesday.
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Brattleboro
Boston & Maine Railroad
Dummerston
Liberia Receives $5 Million Credit From U S Treasury
Washington reports the treasury established a five million dollar credit Tuesday for the republic of Liberia, which has declared war on Germany. This adds a ninth allied nation borrowing from America as World War I support continues.
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Liberia
Washington
Republic of Liberia
Germany
Amterica
Idaho and Idahoans 1937 Civic Notes and Events
A digest of Idaho news items including fair dates in Lemhi county, a three day race meeting, Moscow Telegraph toll-rate filing, Jordan Valley high school special tax vote results, Mora district hay price recommendation for 1938, Canyon county bridge bonds tally, state treasurer report on August 21 balances, Placerville cooked food sale benefiting Red Cross, Lewiston apple packing trends, Frozen Dog Ranch apple purchase, Twin Falls tennis doubles champions, Idaho range and crop conditions, Shoshone death of Howard W Gwin, Liberty Bond drive organization for Twin Falls, first southern Idaho farm power school plans, county defense eight divisions, Bear Lake winter wheat and Spokane valley wheat activity, Idaho Christian Endeavor Union convention, Milner Twin Falls securities misappropriation allegation, U S R A car service planning for Idaho, Boise police court August fines, Boise commercial class efforts to retain Sergeant Clark, Seventh Day Adventist cornerstone laying in Caldwell.
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Lemhi County
Ixter
Moscow Telephone & Telegraph Company
Public Utilities Commission
Jordan Valley
Mora
Idaho Hay Growers’ Association
Canyon County
Parma
Placerville
Red Cross
Lewiston
Gem County
Howard W. Robinson
Stewart Robinson
Twin Falls
Ioaho
Boise
Bert 1
Bliss
Ward Wyman
William Gwin
Shoshone
Lincoln County
Idaho
J. C. Wooley
Department of Farm Engineering
University of Idaho
Adu
County Council of Defense
Bear Lake County
Spokane Valley
Kootenai County
Idaho Christian Endeavor Union
Mountain Hore
Othe
Christian Endeavor Institutes
J. B. Moortmn
Twin Palls
Milnertwin Palls Land and Water
Milner Twin Falls Canal Company
Ac Hon
Twin
Milner Dywtn -Falls Land and Water Company
Car Service Section
United States Rairoad Administration
O. O. Magn
Boise Comercial
Charles F. Clark
Boise Military Reserve
Clark
Fort Seaman
Col
Seventh Lay Adventists
Southern Idaho Conference
Caldwell
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Baron Burian
Hans
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Rhein
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Isaac S. M’elroy
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