Treasury to mobilize funds for crop movement and business
The article reports that federal money from the treasury will be deposited in national banks across the country this fall to ease crop movement and bolster business. Secretary McAdoo says about 34 million dollars will be issued, with potential increases as needed, based on bank replies to a treasury survey of five thousand banks.
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Newepaper Union News
Fedareal Treasury
McAdoo
Treasury Department
King's Soldiers Fire into Mob in Dublin Riot
A battalion of the king's own Scottish Borderers fired on a Dublin mob Sunday afternoon, killing three men and one woman and wounding more than sixty, with seven expected to die. Three women and a ten year old boy are among the wounded as nationalist volunteers' gun running provoked the clash, aided by a mob of women and youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
King's Own Scotigh Borderers
Women Urged to Convert Jewelry for Suffrage
Chicago leaders of the national Woman suffrage association issue a plea asking women nationwide to donate gold and jewelry to fund the campaign for equal suffrage. Signed by Dr Anna Howard Shaw, Mrs Medill McCormick and other leaders, the appeal explains the need for funds to advance the cause in seven states during the campaign.
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Chicago
National Woman Suffrage Association
Anna Howard Shaw
Medill McCormick
Preparing for War as Europe Braces for Conflict
London reports rising war preparations by Serbia and Austria Hungary to support an ally. Serbia rejects the Belgrade ultimatum demanding punishment of Guliptieds and the castration of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, plus suppression of anti Austrian groups in Bosnia. Kansas City dispatch profiles John C Gustaf gem, head of local Burns agency.
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London
Europe
Servia
Belgrade
Aas
Francisco Ferdinand
Bosnia
Kansas City, Mo
John C. Gustafgem
William J. Burns
Fragmentary OCR note from old paper
Incomplete text fragment from a historical newspaper page shows disjoint letters and partial words. No clear events, names, places, or dates can be determined, leaving the item as an unreadable clipping fragment with limited readable content.
Congress Deadline Looms For Senate Adjournment
Senate Republicans and Democrats seek to adjourn by September 1 after limiting business to trust legislation and tariff reports. Senator Smoot says the trust bills will be pushed through or disposed of to end debate quickly. Prince William anger and Albaniane pacification efforts frame a broader international context.
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Senate
Nator Smoot
Washington Talks of Harmony Among Mexican Leaders
Official advices say the Washington administration is succeeding in aligning Provisional President Carra jal General Carranza General Villa and General Emiliano Zapata for peace in Mexico. Zapata has promised to cooperate with the constitutionalists and two Carranza emissaries are due in Vera Cruz to explain the plan.
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Washington
Carbajal
Carranza
Villa
Emiliano Zapata
Mexico
General Zapata
Vera Cruz
Albanians Demand Abdication of Prince William of Wied
In Durazzo a note from Mussulman insurgents to European powers threatens to destroy the Albanian capital if Prince William of Wied does not abdicate. Insurgents warn that warships firing would not deter them and state abdication is the only path to avert civil war and achieve a different government.
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Durazzo
Albania
William of Wied
Wiliam
Storm Wrecks Two Steamers and a Barkentine in Nova Scotia
A violent Nova Scotia storm began Sunday and lasted hours with rain fog thunder and lightning. Two steamers and a large sailing vessel were wrecked on the coast near Halifax with no loss of life reported though rescue is unlikely for the stranded ships.
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Nova Scotia
Halifax
Religious Campaign for Mexico in New York
A brief report notes a religious campaign in New York highlighting four major religious groups. The item outlines outreach efforts aimed at Mexico and broader faith-based involvement in the region.
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Mexico
New York
Great Religious
Zepeda Chosen to Negotiate Transfer to Constitutionalists
Reginaldo Zepeda senator from Coahuila and ally of General Carranza has been selected by President Carbajal to arrange transfer of government in Mexico City to the constitutionalists. He left Vera Cruz for Tampico after hiding during Huerta rule, carrying full authority. Jose Castellot, Carbajal’s rep, conveyed the move to Secretary Bryan. others reportedly offered services without credentials. Meanwhile meat imports rise post Underwood tariff, with U.S. slaughterhouses showing fewer cattle and calves but more sheep and swine from Argentina in 1914.
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Union News Service
Washington
Reginaldo Zepeda
Coahuila
General Carranza
Carbajal
Mexico City
Zepeda
México City
Huerta
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Carranza
Jose Castellot
Bryan
Rs. Managi
Noveio
Uretla
Criticism of the Recall at Commercial Law League Meet
Thomas W. Shelton of Norfolk VA, chair of the American Bar Association committee on uniform judicial procedure, urged delegates at the Commercial Law League of America convention to curb legislative interference with courts. He warned that recalls echo James II’s push for uniform minded judges, an example to remember.
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Chicago
Legislative Branch
Thomas W. Shelton
Norfolk
American Bar Association
Commercial Law League of America
Shelton
James II
England
Shellom
Nebraska Guard to Stay in Ashland for August Camp
Des Moines residents hear that the Nebraska national guard will not come to Des Moines in August for the maneuver camp at Camp Dodge. Two regiments previously scheduled to arrive August 10 have been ordered to assemble at Ashland Nebraska.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Nebraska National Guard
Camp Dodge
Guy E. Cogan
Ashland
Nebr
Lincoln's Oldest Citizen Dies at 103
Horace Bagley, Lincoln Nebraska's oldest resident, died at his daughter's home at age 103. Born in Vermont on September 22, 1611, he spent nearly two decades blind and nearly deaf. He never fell ill, and his death was peaceful from old age. Bagley first voted for Andrew Jackson in 1832 at age 21.
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Lincoln
Neb
Horace Bagley
Jas. Stevenson
Vermont
Mr. Bagley
Andrew, Jackson
War cloud shifts as mediation plan fuels hope
Austrians and Servians engage on the Danube but details are scarce. Censorship shows Austria delaying full military actions. Diplomacy advances energy along separate lines to avert or localize war. Sir Edward Grey proposes joint mediation. France and Italy reportedly accept. Germany’s stance remains uncertain.
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Union
Lendos
Danube
Austria
Edward Grey
France
Italy
Germany
Omaha leaders seek five million crop moving loan
Washington reports Omaha and South Omaha bankers expect to use about 5 million dollars this fall as part of a crop moving loan. The boost supports the regional bank capital in Kansas City and hinges on the bumper crops in prospect to move this season.
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Omaha
Neb
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
South Omaha
Kansas City
Carranza not ready to grant amnesty in advance
Washington reports that General Carranza will not formally promise amnesty before taking power in Mexico City. The United States has long urged an amnesty and guarantee, and the new advices align with that prior stance from Washington. The note confirms the constitutionalist chief is not yet disposed to an advance amnesty.
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Washington
Carranza
Mexico City
United States
Think Peace at Last in Sight
Washington reporters note that representatives of all Mexican factions express growing confidence that peace is near. Relations between Generals Carranza and Villa are described as friendly. Carranza is said to be paying Villa's troops and supplying ammunition, signaling improving cooperation.
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Washington
Mexico
Carranza
Villa
Ment
Irish Americans Aroused in Philadelphia Cablegrams Call for Irish Freedom
Cablegrams from Philadelphia urge Dublin for details of four killings by British troops and pledge Irish American blood as well as gold to Ireland’s freedom. Sir Roger Casement, in Philadelphia, sent a cable calling the dead the first of thousands prepared to die for Ireland.
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Philadelphia
Dublin
Een MacNeil
Volunteers
Roger Casement
Ireland
Meridian highway christening draws crowds at state line
The dedication of the Meridian highway drew crowds from two states as the transcontinental route crosses Nebraska at the sixth principal meridian near the Kansas-Nebraska line. Kansas Highway Engineer delivered the road to the governor at 6 PM on the Jayhawker state line, completing a link from Galveston to Winnipeg.
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Hebron
Neb
Nebraska
Galveston
Winnipeg
Kansas
Jayhawker
Conflict Grips Dublin and Catholic Ireland
Dublin and the surrounding Catholic community confront rising tensions and social strain as clashes and debates roil public life. Local leaders urge calm while church and civic groups seek relief and dialogue amid mounting unease.
Nebraska Briefs: August Dates and Local Incidents
Brief items from Nebraska describe date changes for events to August 19 and 20, a Howe threshing halt due to car shortages, a death at Capital Beach Lincoln, road work east of Auburn, a new pipe organ in Columbus, a fatal barn fire near Fremont, a death in Cedar Bluffs area, and a memorial for former Fremont mayor William P. Fried. Other notes cover corn yields, school appointments, autos in Lancaster County, postmaster commission, Webster County corn house ceremony, Lincoln German days planning, suffrage events, heat illness in Lincoln, and occupancy plans for state fair visitors.
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Howe
Louie Mugford
Capital Beach
Lincoln
Nemada
Auburn
Columbus
Fred Roth
Fremont
Ed. Wilkerson
Cedar Bluffs
Wiliam P. Fried
Nebraska
Thompson
College View
Marie Lamberti
Beatrice
Healmesville
Lancaster County
Ras Rasmussen
Grand Island
George Thomas
Seward
John Winslow
Webster County
Red Cloud
Lincoln Commercial Club
Alliance
0. A. Hubbard
Henry Lange
Scribner
Cookman
Crm Rausch
Stella
Elizabeth Gerdes
Humboldt
Fair Grounds
State Fair Board
George Frits
Cantral Beach
T. P. An
Sp agente nema ace Sa_ Nebraska national guard
Pope
Local Colt Shows Planned Across the State
A report outlines August and September events in various parts of the state to promote horse stock. Shows will let owners compare costs with neighbors and assess foals from nearby sites, stirring interest in high quality horses and often aided by stallion owners.
Water flow limits irrigation ditches as priority rights take water
Nebraska State Engineer Price orders closing many irrigation ditches due to below normal North Platte flow to ensure priority users receive water. Government holds 1,098000 acre feet stored. open river flow remains below normal. First priority goes to North Platte Canal at North Platte, then Kearney canal, then Tri-State at Scotts Bluff. Hog Cholera Day moved to August 12 with monthly sessions planned. Tax value disputes arise as union pacific requests higher assessments. Penitentiary factory delivers first office table to board of control.
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North Platte
Price
Nebraska
North Platte Canal Company
Kearney
State Board
Canal Company
Supreme Court
Tri-State Company
Scotts Bluff
Woman finds relief after using Vegetable Compound
Mrs P W Lan of Florence South Dakota credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing months of backache headaches and fatigue. She says a bottle eased her pain and allowed her to work again and plans to continue using the product. She sought advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co confidentially through a letter.
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Lydis E. Pinksham
Lydia E. Pinkham
P. W. Lan
Route No. 1
Florence
South Dakota
Revolutionary Patriot James Lovell Died in Windham Missouri
James Lovell a noted Revolutionary patriot died a century ago in Windham Missouri. Born in Boston in 1737 he graduated Harvard at fourteen and delivered the 1771 Boston massacre oration before town authorities. He was jailed by General Gage after Bunker Hill, exchanged from Halifax in 1776, served in the Continental Congress from 1776 to 1782, and later held public offices in Boston.
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James Lovell
Windham
Mr. Lovell
Boston
Harvard College
Gage
Bunker Hill
Halifax
Skene
Lovell
Continental Congress
Cure of eczema with Cuticura ointment reported
Mrs G C Riemerama of Holland Michigan describes a child's eczema starting at the neck and face with severe itching and crusting. After trying treatments without success she used Cuticura soap and ointment and reports the child was cured by the halfway point of the package. Card advertising Cuticura included.
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Holland, Mich
G. C. Riemerama
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
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