American Troops in Siberia Aims and Alliance Purpose
President Wilson explains U S forces in Siberia are aiding rail protection and humanitarian aims, not intruding on Russian affairs. Troops guard Vladivostok and Verkhneudinsk, with Harbin post, under Allied direction to support railway work and protect Czech troops.
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Japan
Liberia
United States
Russia
Vladivostok
Verdhne Udinsk
Harbin
Siberian
Inter-Allied Committee
Goodyear to settle out of court over Chicago tragedy
Goodyear Tire and Rubber announces a Chicago commission of citizens will set damages for the 39 dead and injured in the recent bump disaster. The company says it will pay amounts the panel decides, but families may reject them to avoid court proceedings.
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Chicago
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Akron
G. M. Stadelman
Tire
Croatian revolt spans Croatia seeks republic break from Serbia
Dispatches from Agram and Gratz report a serious military revolt in Croatia as a movement for separation from Serbia and the formation of a republic. Troops desert, officers abandon insignia, and the army dissolves while Serbian and Croatian forces attempt suppression.
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Paris
Agram and
Gratz
Croatia
Serbia
Traction Strike Averted In Chicago Agreement Reached
A threatened 15,000 rail workers strike including motormen conductors and trackmen was postponed after talks between the union and company officials. Key dispute centered on the eight hour day and overtime pay with time and one half. Some progress toward conciliation reported and the likelihood of a new agreement noted.
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Chicago
New York
American Steamship Association
United States, Shipping Board
The
Marine Labor Organization
Coas
Wise Shipping
Aviators Strike Ends as Mail Service Resumes
New York report says twelve hours after pilots refused to fly, a general agreement with the postmaster general halted the standstill and allowed resumed aerial mail service pending formal departmental action to reinstate the pilots.
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New York
Saa
Consolidation of Roads into Competitive Systems
Washington hears a railroad policy plan by the United States Chamber of Commerce through Harry A Wheeler. The proposal calls for private ownership, consolidation into strong competitive systems, federal regulation of capital and security, a revised rate system yielding a 6 percent return, two railroad funds, wage boards, a transportation board referee, and a $500 million federal loan to a railroad reserve fund to stabilize credit.
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Congress
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
United States Chamber of Commerce
Harry A Wheeler
Ihe
General Railroad Fund
General Railroad
Wheeler
Transportation’ Board
The
Transportation Board
Senate pauses peace treaty fight to tackle Colombian pact
Washington reports a temporary halt in the Senate controversy over the peace treaty and the league covenant to allow long pending Colombian treaty review. The House plans a five week recess from August 2 to September 8, delaying prohibition enforcement measures and other bills. The Senate will stay in session mainly on the peace treaty during the recess.
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House
Theopey Cholo
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Hey Price Institute For Fei
Nebraska
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Heinses
Johnsay
Gran
Wilpie
Fins Beery
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Won Osberh
Nebrisk
Lincoln County
North Platte
Saunders County
Platte River
Yutan
Joseph Rutherford Nelson
Gage County
Beatrice
Cashmere
Wash
Omaha
E Electric
Lincoln
Wilson
Toague of Nations
Swifi Court House
Jevy
Richardson County
Utah
Lyons
Burt
Wiagen
Filks
Demobilization Progress in U S Navy After Armistice
Washington reports demobilization progressing with 316 554 enlisted discharged since the armistice. 94 306 were regulars while 222 248 were reserve discharged to inactive duty pending call. Over 22 500 reserve officers have returned to civilian life and 7 124 remain on duty. About 70 000 reserve enlisted still serve mainly aboard transports with expected release in two months.
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Washington
Report Favors Mooney in San Francisco Bomb Case
Washington Densmore, special agent of the department of labor, submitted to the House additional information supporting labor leaders claims that Thomas J. Mooney was unjustly convicted in the San Francisco bomb outrage three years ago. The report calls the case a patchwork of incongruous expediency and lacking consistency.
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Washington
Johnb. Densmore
Department of Labor
House
Thomas J. Mooney
San Francisco
War Trade Board Handle Dyestuff Stocks in Peace Treaty
The war trade board action on dyestuff stocks was settled via the peace treaty through the reparations commission.
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Washington
War Trade Board
Reparation Commission
Strike Crisis in Britain Sparks Labour Backlash
Government intervention in labor disputes provokes broad dissent among organized labor and the Triple Alliance of coal miners. The headline notes mounting tensions as authorities pursue remedies to the ongoing strike crisis in Britain.
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London
Organized
Triple Alliance of Coal
Fire destroys business district at Lake Side in Sheridan County
A fire of unknown origin engulfed the Lake Side business block in Sheridan County, destroying the opera house, printing office, and several establishments. Nearby workers and residents saved the town from complete ruin as flames spread. The report also notes plans for a Fort Calhoun area centennial, state politics, and local public notices amid broader Nebraska news.
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Lakeside
Sheridan County
Teade
Nebraska
Fort Cotherin
Wenn
Somevty S
Wrchis
Humboldt
Falls City
Nemaha County Axriciitieal Society
Anborn
Farmers of
Drouth
Nebraska Board
Fielddenrod Highway
Nebraska City
Sto. Oxford
Treasury to issue five month loan certificates August 1
Treasury announces sale of five month maturity loan certificates at 4 1/2 percent interest. Minimum August September issues capped at 500 million dollars, with total around 3.5 billion. Banks urged to take at least 1.6 percent of gross resources, later 0.8 percent. Secretary Glass cites fiscal year income of 6.535 billion and rising monthly disbursements due to postwar payments and demobilization.
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Washington
Treasury
Glass
Victory Liberty
Railroad Administration
Victory
Washington Race Riots Kill Five and Injure Dozens
In Washington a wave of race related violence leaves five dead and eleven seriously injured as mobs clash across three nights. Police and troops guard streets while Congress and President consider martial law to restore order.
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Washington
Harry Wilson
Congress
Wilson
Seek Cause of Accident Chicago Grand Jury Probes Goodyear Fire
A grand jury will investigate the Goodyear Tire and Rubber airship disaster fire and explosion at the coroner's inquiry. Assistant State's Attorney John M. Lowery says prosecution is certain. Pilot John Boettner and W. C. Young remain in custody awaiting results.
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Chicago
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Criminal Court
John, M.lowery
John Boettner
W. C. Young
Kidnaping Trial Continues In War Ren District
Forty four more residents were arrested in the War Ren district on charges of kidnapping linked to the Bisbee transportation cases of July 1917. A total of 165 arrests were made in two days as defendants were released on $2000 bonds. Eighteen Douglas residents named in the Brown charges will receive warrants.
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Bisbee
Artz
Warren
Fred W. Brown
Bisbee Transportation
Douglas
Villa Followers Surrender at Juarez Reported
The American consulate received a Carranza military report stating 250 Villa followers surrendered to federal forces at Juarez. The note notes the surrender as part of ongoing efforts in the region.
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Juarez
Carranza
Villa
Federal
Judicial Remark in Yonkers Court Refers to Tis Thread
In Yonkers Statesman coverage a judge questions a witness about what he means by beans and tread. The counsel replies that the witness refers to a certain thread while asserting there is value in not being. The exchange highlights courtroom humor in a local judicial proceeding.
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Yonkers
Bayer Cross Aspirin Ad Promises Safe Headache Relief
An old advertisement touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross on genuine packaging. It notes unbroken Bayer packages contain directions for relief from headache toothache earache neuralgia and colds and mentions small tins of 12 tablets and larger packs. The text also includes a dialogue about a building rule tied to a sale and an architect brother.
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Bayer
Bayer Cross
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