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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1914
Page
15
A detailed account traces Serb drive for national unity and Austrian aims in the Balkans. It covers historic territorial ambitions, the 1903 royal assassination, and shifting power near Salonika, with Serbia's resistance to Austro Hungarian influence shaping escalating tensions in southeastern Europe.
Confused and garbled text reports Austrian troops advancing near Hague Dalmaile with 22 warships gathered. Public opinion calls for immediate government action as conflict with Servint looms, amid tense regional unrest and potential intervention plans.
A clipped report notes a seven mile aerial route project over Chile seeks approval from authorities. Planes and engineers explore feasibility for cross country air links. Officials anticipate benefits to transport and commerce.
A visit inside the port of New York reveals 119 active pilots who steer ships 20 minutes before their sailing, with a fleet of four pilot boats and 15 pilots per steamship on duty 24/7. The article details piloting routines, duties, and the historical rivalry between Sandy Hook and New Jersey pilot associations.
A writer argues that as women embrace sport they become more tyrannical and dangerous than in the past. The piece contrasts modern female athletes with old stereotypes while noting persistent limits and social expectations. The tone mocks male sports fans who claim expertise yet show little real interest in football.
A lifeboat powered by a propeller operated by eight crew members achieved speeds between two and three miles per hour during trials. The vessel, loaded to its full capacity of 30 people, faced challenging weather but reportedly maintained controllable handling.
Notes from the Northwest report a man shot in Verdi Nevada and a Swiss Italian killed under a freight car at Sparks Nevada. Interstate commerce rulings may shut out several railroad systems in Oregon and Washington territory. The Moffat tunnel is near assured as the longest in the United States. A search for remains of a Swiss Italian ends without finding a missing limb at Lovelock. Washington supreme court allows underage marriages with legal consent issues. Firefighting efforts near Troutdale curb a brush fire. Agricultural talks in Denver discuss crop yields and water use. An advocate from Utah warns about water and farming, while road and mining news from Reno, Ogden, and Corvallis appear.
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