New York Troops Parade For France Mission
Troops marching down Fifth Avenue, New York state's National Guard now forming the Twenty seventh division, staged a grand send off before training in Sparksburg South Carolina. Colonel Cornelius Vanderbilt led the Twenty second engine company as roses rained from spectators and officials including Whitman Roosevelt Northcliffe and Bell Mitchell observed.
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Associated Press
New York
Fifth Avenue
Democracy
France
New York State
National Guard
Twenty-seventh Division
United States Army
Sparksburg
South Carolina
Twenty-second Engine Company
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Forty-second Street
President fixes price on newsprint for government bulletin
President Wilson issued an order fixing the price of newsprint at three cents for use in publishing the government's daily bulletin. The move comes after International Paper Company declined to supply at a lower price, and cites the national defense act authorizing government commandeering of supplies for war purposes.
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Associated Presa
Shington
Wilson
Daily Bulletin
International Paper Company
Italians Hold Positions Gain More Ground on Front
Austrian counter attacks yesterday against Italian positions above Gortaia were repelled. Italians widened their hold as gains were reported along the front, with Austrian efforts driven back at several points.
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Associated Preas
Gortaia
War Office
French Penetrate German Lines in Champagne Region
French forces penetrated German positions in Champagne taking prisoners and machine guns, official announcements report. Verdun front German attacks were repulsed. local social notes mention N Jores and wife visiting a Loving ranch, Grace Jones and Anita Jordan returning home from a picnic with Bill and Mrs. Lusk visiting.
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Associated Presa
Paris
France
Champagne
Verdun Front
Polish Council of State Resigns Amid Protectorate Debate
The Polish council of state resigns as talks over a German protectorate falter. Reports say the move stems from a shift in Polish attitude following the Russian revolution and reflects strain in East European diplomacy.
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Polish Council OF State
Associated Prens
Washington
Japan
Senate
Salsbury
Associated Preas
Copenhagen
Icount Ishii
Din Lokal Anzeiger
Verdun Artillery Overmatches Infantry in Battle Line
Paris reports that around Verdun the artillery force exceeds the infantry by a large margin. Gunners face complex tasks, the lead element having many more cannons than soldiers in the battle line.
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Presa
Paris
Verdun
Entente aerial squadron balked in attack on Frankfort
An Entente aerial squadron attempted to attack Frankfort on the Main last Sunday but withdrew after anti aircraft fire. The Berliner Tagblatt cites the failure as due to heavy AA activity and reports a disrupted mission.
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Entente
Amsterdam
Frankfort-on-the-Main
Berliner Tagleblat
Russians Still Backing Down on Romanian Front
From Petrograd August 90 a large portion of two Russian regiments in the Fokshani region on the Romanian front left their trenches and retired yesterday. Dispersal of one regiment followed and measures have been taken to restore positions affected in the ongoing battle.
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Hy Associated Press
Petrograd
Fokshani
Wheat Price Fixing Committee Fails To Agree
The wheat price fixing committee will report to President Wilson with recommendations after failing to reach full agreement on the price. The report indicates the panel could not decide, and President Wilson would cast the deciding vote.
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Ay Associated Press
Washington
Wheat
Wilson
Federal Reserve Membership Strengthens Custody of Depositors
Through our membership in the Federal Reserve Banks we are placed in a stronger position to meet the needs of all our depositors large or small and to provide the most modern banking service. This system safeguards and supports the efficient handling of deposits while promoting financial stability.
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Federal Reserve
Russian troops block reassembly of Diet in Helsingford
In Helsingford Finland August 40 Russian forces occupied all parliament buildings to stop the Diet from reassembling despite the Russian government's order. The city council declared calm and ordered warship crews to return to their vessels.
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Associated Press
Helsingford
Finland
Council of Workmen's
Soldier's Deputies
American Schooner Sunk by Submarine Bombs
London August 30 The American four mast schooner Laura C Anderson of 960 tons was sunk by bombs from a submarine last Thursday. The crew landed safely at an English port. The vessel was owned by Philadelphia capitalists.
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Associated Press
London
Laura C. Anderson
Capitalists
Philadelphia
Edith Herring Illness Reported Yesterday
Edith Herring, second daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Herring, was taken ill yesterday but improved today according to local notices.
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Edith Herring
Carl Herring
Auto Manufacturers Indicted in Sherman Law Case
Sixteen auto accessory makers and William M. Webster head a list of nearly a score of individuals indicted under the Sherman act by a federal grand jury for conspiracy to restrain trade.
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Associated Press
New York
William M. Webster
National Association Automobile Accessory
Rev A T Tracy Dies After Midnight
Uriah Tracy Tracy passes away peacefully shortly after midnight attended by son Francis Gallatin Tracy. Full obituary to follow tomorrow. Ray Hill spends vacation visiting friends in Dexter and cousins in Roswell after a busy summer with the Santa Fe.
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Uriah Tracy Tracy
Francis Gallatin ‘Tracy
Ba Uuetta
Ray Hill
Dexter
Roswell
Ray
The
Santa Fe
Echool
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