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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1916
Page
3
Report from London on July first notes talk of peace terms growing as German and Austrian leaders face possible removal from command. Dispatches say an Entente council may resign key generals while war setbacks prompt hopes for a negotiated settlement.
Fragmentary OCR text contains garbled phrases and unclear names. No coherent event or entities to summarize into a valid news item.
President Wilson nominates Rep Jam Has to judge the Court of Claims to replace George W. Atkinson. Hay, 69, long served Virginia’s Seventh district and led the Democratic machine, credited with backing national defense and opposing Garri son’s plan. The judgeship carries a $6000 yearly salary with full pay after ten years.
Report from New York on July 13 says Charles Herzog manager of the Cincinnati Nationals consented to a transfer if President August Fleremann or Mempsestead of the New York Nationals approve. Talks linked with Henry Bempstead and Larry Hershman as others discuss potential moves including Giants players and Cincinnati staff.
A letter to Lincoln police chief Antlertrom Phorne claims 508 men will move to invade the city if a group called the Rusatanized methods are not stopped. The note threatens invasion and follows references to leaders in Kansas City and a planned march.
Conflicting reports describe efforts to settle the Mexican dispute through an international joint commission and conferences. Troops along the border are being reassigned to repel bandit raids, with units from Pennsylvania and other states moving toward border points as tensions rise and rail transports signal mobilization.
Fragmentary correspondence shows Partes Support Declares support for a progressive coalition with President Wilson as a potential leader. The letter cites strong party influence and argues the Democratic and independent factions could unite under a broader reform agenda. It notes ambitions to direct leadership toward justice and progress.
A Madrid dispatch reports Spain under martial law after a railway strike disrupts the northern line. The front on July 13 notes a general strike set for July 16 as authorities impose a military censorship on all dispatches.
A garbled text fragment mentions a suspect and a wife relationship with phrases like slayer and crushed. The readable parts point to a violent killing accusation, but essential names and locations are missing to confirm details.
A wartime dispatch from Berlin dated July 1 reports Italian cruisers sunk by Austrian forces. The message notes torpedo tubes and a 7.7 cm gun as part of the Italian ordnance, with scarce details and garbled phrasing.
Obituary note reports the death of H.8 Rowe, a leading Sioux Falls figure and Watertown resident, described as a prominent local citizen. The text references his status and possible roles but is garbled, with unclear links to causes or exact titles.
In a confusing report from Laredo, Texas, Jesus Mavi Avro Vincente and Ibet sete sixled of the Mexican constitutions were found guilty by a jury of murder and sentenced to death. The case involves Gorperal Wyes and unclear references to Mitrangteenth United States caves.
A garbled New York text mentions a health official and a Rockefeller token tied to a disease outbreak. It references charges and an epidemic, with unclear details about dates, places, or outcomes.
A dispatch from Corre reports Mecca falling under Arasian rebels amid fighting in the region. Turkish forces are said to resist in pockets as Han troops suspend operations to avoid further clashes. Local proclamations and shifting control mark the latest developments in the Arabian theater.
Mrs Marshall inspected the interned German ship Nectar from a submarine off Maryland shores. Captain Fonech reported the vessel's temperature near 110 degrees as the witness observed the submersible and noted it was the first woman aboard since the German arrival.
Berlin reports the admiralty says four British ships were sunk on July 11 by submarines including a destroyer and three patrol boats.
In Luonsviltle Kentucky supporters of the Progressive party back a convention plan. The article notes a national committee in favor of Charles Hughes for president and outlines internal divisions over endorsing the US party emblem and candidate, with tensions among Reid Mere and local regents.
Ontario reports show stronger fiscal results with higher revenues and modest spending increases. Finance officials note gains in savings deposits and overall yield, while ministers prepare to outline domestic loan measures to be offered in September.
A fire today in Cedar Rapids destroyed the Newhall building and caused about 90 000 dollars in losses. The blaze raged through a wooden two story structure housing multiple teen facilities and adjacent shops. Fire crews battled the flames but the building was a total loss.
A fragment discusses German relations and a pledge of properties by Germany and Italy related to subjects. It notes measures affecting movement, with mentions of 30 000 marks in value and forces influencing compliance.
The article discusses Mexican reform debates and constitutional questions tied to governance in exile. It mentions proposed reforms, the role of opposition leaders abroad, and the ongoing search for a constitutional framework and political strategy amid foreign influence and domestic disruption.
Congress deletes confiscatory clause from naval appropriation bill after Borah objects. Senate action completes changes authorizing president to seize plants and facilities for war needs.
Sparse readable text notes a disaster or injury event at a hotel. Mentions days and numbers are unclear. No names, places, or definitive outcomes can be confirmed from the fragment.
A garbled report describes a notable scientist in Paris with references to a probe and a mission. It mentions New York and Great Britain, with phrases implying urgent actions and desperate measures.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a practice involving oven gear and weathered crews prior to the Crimean War. Some crews were taken from foreign ships of the high seas, illustrating rough contemporaneous methods and recruitment.
British units push a widening wedge toward German positions along the Verdun front as Peronne and Banbeaumame areas report intense shelling. Commanders order continued assault while observers note rail and river communications under fire.
Aberdeen July 11 Mrs Maggie Nuenner mistress of big Jack Clanton is under arrest at Mentos charged with killing Clanton. The bill is fled after Mrs Clanton found Clanton the of a 14 year old girl who was employed as a domestic. The woman pleaded self defense.
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