Colonel Silent on Nomination
New York July 19 Col Theodore Roosevelt says the idea of his gubernatorial nomination and leading the Republican party is a pipe dream He denies any political conference is planned and notes he has dismissed politics after a strenuous day at Saratoga He reports no new information on France about his son Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt aside from a Paris cable indicating a companion believes Quentin may be a prisoner inside German lines
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New York
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Saratoga
Mihdand
Col. Roosevelt
France
Lieut
Quentin Roosevelt
Richard Derby
Paris
Quentin
Price fixing tensions during cotton market debate
Unclear reports show the administration weighing price controls on essentials. Signals suggest a shift away from cotton price fixing as southern options fade and federal pressure nudges toward set ranges around 22 to 31 cents per pound amid a volatile open market.
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Washington
Tess
Federal Reserve Board
Firms fined for profiteering in soldiers hats case
York July 19 The Peekskill Co of Peekskill New York and H D & Co of Newark New Jersey were fined 7500 each by Federal authorities for profiteering. They were convicted of supplying inferior materials for army hats in a connection with the same case. Civilian employees of the army department, Peter and Arthur Gilson, were sentenced to 18 months in Atlanta.
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Akers
York
Peekskill C O
Peekskill
N. Y
Newark
N. J
Manton
Army Asters’ Department
Peter and
Arthur Gilson
Atlanta
Casualties Listed For American Expeditionary Forces
Washington reports seventy three AEF casualties today with five killed in action one died of wounds seven from disease one ant and other causes fifty eight wounded severely and one missing. Marine corps total twenty seven casualties nine died or wounded and sixteen killed in action. New England lists include Privates Chartier Hill Dolan Deroy Lenotte Partridge Reed and sergeant West with Muncey noted among wounded or died of wounds.
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Washington
War Department
James M. Wilson
Army of
South West Street
Kalamazoo
Mich
Marine Corps Headquarters
New England
Thomas W. Dolan
Worcester
Mass
George G. Deroy
Lewiston
Ernest G. Lenotte
Lawrence
John S. Partridge
Meadow Street
Wallingford
Conn
Clarence A. Reed
Fall River
New England Marine Corps
Henry West
Boston
Alton E. Muncey
Providence
R. I
Held For Murder of Major in Aberdeen Maryland
Aberdeen July 19 Charles Johnson a prominent citizen was re arrested on a charge of killing Major R King of Brooklyn United States Army stationed at the government proving ground here King died yesterday following the fatal wound. Military funeral held this afternoon and he was taken to Brooklyn for burial. Waterbury casualty list includes two dead and one wounded soldiers from the Sixtieth Infantry and the 302d Infantry.
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Aberdeen
Charles Johnson
R. King
Brooklyn
United States Army
Government Proving Ground
King
Johnson
Waterbury
War Department
James Vin
Sixtieth United Infantry
Raymonde
Pri- David Fannick
302D Infantry
Campens
Hohenthal Re-elected Patriarch of Sons of Temperance Division
Bt Catherine's Ont July 19 O E G Hohenthal of South Manchester was re elected patriarch of the division Sons of Temperance erica at convention. The group will meet June 18 1919 in Philadelphia. German authorities deport Belgians again word says 10 500 daily carried off Belgium faces distress from barbarous treatment.
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Hohenthal
South Manchester
Sons of Temperance
Catherine’s
Sons of Temperance Erica
Philadelphia
Ghent
Belgium
Paris Drives Off Air Raid
Paris repelled a German air raid last night as high angle batteries unleashed a barrage. No bombs fell on the city and airmen engaged the raiders above Paris.
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Paris
Sub Treasury Report Shows Bank Cash Gain
New York on July 19 reports the sub treasury gained 474000 dollars from banks, boosting the cash net gain. The daily update notes the flow of funds and current cash position, reflecting stronger banking sector activity and liquidity.
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Sub-Treasury
New York
Happenings in This Vicinity 25 Years Ago
Highlights from the Penny Press July 19 1893 include a Briggs band concert drawing 3000, a park gate broken open for access, Crescent club excursion with 1500 riders, a blind man collecting coins, two rainbows after a shower, hail damaging tobacco crops, and startup news for Middletown Plate Co. plus local construction, arrivals, and a cotton census report detailing crude oil and cotton products.
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Penny Press
Briggs
Park
Crescent Club
New York
Middletown
Air Line Division
Midddletown Plate Company
Grace Pike
Lawn Avenue
College Place
Rector Acheson
T. M. Russell
Joseph May
George M. Pratt
W. & B. Douglas
Smyrna
New Britain
Richmond
Crescent Beach
Supply Ship Westover Sinks After Submarine Torpedo
Washington July 19 The navy had no new facts on the supply ship Westover torpedoed in the war zone on July 11 It is believed the ten officers and men reported as missing by Admiral Sims were killed by the torpedo explosion The 4270 ton Westover laden with army supplies was formerly in the Pacific coast trade
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Westover
Washington
Navy
Sims Assing
Zeppelin Falls Near Dutch-German Frontier
A Zeppelin crashed in flames near Daheim close to the Germany Holland frontier on Monday according to a Lim burg dispatch. No further details on casualties were provided in the report.
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Zeppelin
Amsterdam
Daheim
Germany
Holland
Limburg
Government Buys Hotel for Navy Workers
Washington July 19 The Pepperell and Champernowne hotel in Kittery Maine was purchased by the government to house about 425 workers. The project will be run under government authority and part of a broader Ports mouth program to construct housing for navy and war workers in the district, with work starting soon.
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Government Buys
Washington
Pepperell and Champernowne
Kittery
Cece
N. H
Pavy Yard
Ecuamaaay
Evi
Auion
Portsmouth
Navy
General’s resolve boosts troops with vow to attack
The American general refused to retire from command and paid his troops a high tribute. He told the French commander that American soldiers understand attack and that there can be no answer but victory, inspiring a steadfast spirit among the troops.
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Son
ARMY
Marine Corps
Lois A. Chartier
Manchester, N. H
Stanwood E. Hill
Reading, Mass
Ess
F. “Fronr Co
Wain and Court
Lyman D. Mills Co
New Perfection
Florence
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