German Crown Prince Wounded Report Amid War News
London dispatch reports the German crown prince seriously wounded in Belgium. Brussels sources cite high authority on Aug 1. The narrative also notes British troops totaling 160,000 landing in France and Belgium, with French forces advancing in Lorraine, and Austrian cruiser Zenta sunk off Anvari. Reports discuss British, French, and German naval activity and growing Allied cooperation as news from the war front pours in.
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Lomion
Activies
Liver Fineas
North Sea
Harwich
Lorraine
Froutier
Romie
Vienna
Zenta
Annivari
Count Okwmo
Japan
China
Belgium
Constitutional amendment would empower export tax on foods
Washington reports two bills moving to curb export of foodstuffs. Representative Keating of Colorado proposes a constitutional amendment granting Congress power to levy a heavy export tax to check shipments abroad. He cites alleged sugar-price gouging as context. Representative Ware of Pennsylvania proposes a presidential proclamation to prohibit food exports.
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Washington
Congress
Representative Keating
Colorado
Keating
Sugar Trust
Representative Ware
Pennsylvania
Death of Willie Vogel Shocks Faust Community
Willie Vogel, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vogel of Faust, died unexpectedly at Harry Smith’s home early Sunday morning. Cause listed as a hemorrhage likely from atmospheric change and being unused to hard work after returning from the south to help with threshing. Condolences extend to his parents and relatives. Little Oscar Kulseth suffered severe burns to face and neck when a gasoline iron exploded. Mrs Kulseth and Signa Kulseth also burned. Mrs. P Zoeller hosted Sunday gathering for Mrs. M Staub with several local residents in attendance.
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Willie Vogel
Robert Vogel
Faust
Harry Smith
South
Oscar Kulseth
Signa Kulseth
Wm. Rohden
Stewart Township
Jacob Shafer
Fred’ Oettle
Darey
Karl Young Jane
St. Paul
Miss Bosale Buckley Takes Millinery Charge in St Paul
From St Paul Miss Bosale Buckley arrives Sunday evening to oversee Miss Sargent's millinery department for the season. vkmes-Record Want Ads Bring Results.
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ST. Paul
Bosale Buckley
Miss Sargent
Vkmes
Time Is Money DO NOT BURN TIME
Advertising columns in THE TIMES RECORD serve as a daily shopping directory. Plan ahead by noting merchant offerings to save time and money. Let ads guide purchases, avoiding aimless store hopping and ensuring you get the best value from reputable merchants.
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Times Record
Pope Pius X Enters Final Morning of Illness and Death
Rome reports Pope Pius X died at noon after a long illness linked to gouty bronchial attacks. The pontiff, aged eighty, faced European war anxieties with prayerful appeals and a solemn public farewell as Cardinals and family mourned his passing. His life began in Riese and spanned a century of church service marked by humility and steadfast faith.
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Pius X
Europe
Christ
Marchiafva
Mer
Zampina
Pope Pius X
Riese
Theviso
Niccola ‘Boccasini
Benedict XI
Sarto
Giuseppe
Joseph
Beppo
Castel France
Want Ad Hab Opens Path to Success in Focused Bid
A fragmentary note urges readers to pursue the Want ad Hab as the key to progress and achievement. The message links a hidden method to acquiring advantage, implying practical steps and associated benefits.
Doan's Kidney Pills Publicized in Valley City Ad
Valley City readers are urged to trust Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney health. Mrs. John Neustaedter of 619 Maple Avenue credits the remedy with relief from backache and kidney trouble after years of use. The ad promotes price 50c at dealers and reinforces the brand Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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Doan
Valley City
John Neustaedter
Maple Avenue
Neustaedter
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Japan and Britain force action over German Far East claim
Tokyo and Washington report Japan issued an ultimatum to Germany demanding withdrawal of German warships from the Orient and the evacuation of Kiauchau by Aug 22, with a failure to comply likely to trigger war. Japan's leaders briefed U S authorities and shared terms publicly.
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Tokio
Japan
Germany
Kian-Uhau
Takaaki
Kato
George W. Guthrie
United States
Far East
China
Berlin
Ja!dan
Washington
London
Stockholm
Count von Reed
Count Okuma
Great Britain
H Reynolds Named Supreme Court Judge
Washington August 20 Tech president signed nominations Attorney General James McReynolds to the United States Supreme Court Thomas Wall Gregory of Texas to be attorney general Frederick Howe of New York to be Immigration Commissioner for New York Phone Your Wants to the Times Record Classified Act will get results for you.
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Washington
Tech
Atty
Gen
James
McReynolds
United States Supreme Court
Thomas Wall Gregory
Texas
United States
Frederick ©. Howe
New York
Por Se
German Women at Work in Coal Mines Reported
London Aug 1 The Times correspondent in Bernes Switzerland reports German forces burned Brizeller and blew up factories after townsfolk fired on a German matter. Despite coal supplied, women are employed in colleries in Rhine and Westphalia provinces.
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London
Times
Bernes
Switzerland
Brizeller
Germany
Rhine and
Westphalia
North Dakota Clans to Gather in Bismarck for State Campaign
North Dakota political factions converge in Bismarck on Wednesday Sept 2 to select a state chairman and form committees amid a heated race between Governor Hanna and ex Warden Hellstrom. Republicans meet in the House wing, Democrats in the Senate chamber as independents vie for influence with H H Perry P T Byrne and J P Lamb named as possible McArthur successors.
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North Dakota
Bismarck
Hanna
Hellstrom
House
Senate
McArthur
Bossier
State Committee
H. H. Perry
Ellendale
P. T. Byrne
J. P. Lamb
Michigan City
Getchell Prairie Socials and Visits Reportedly Quiet
Mrs Celia Grubb Mrs Whitcher and guest Mrs Cummings and Mrs Charles Whitcher enjoyed tea at the home of Mrs 8 Harper last Friday. Miss Etta Irgena and Judge Irgeng visited Mr and Mrs Fred Getchell Sunday. Miss Antoinette Zoeller spent weekend at her home across the river. Helen Stowell who had been visiting the J R Getchell home returned to Valley City. M M White and family and Ella Getchell went to Wimbledon Thursday and back Sunday. Mrs J H Rogers has improved from grippe. Mrs C H Cummings and daughter leaving Elm Grove Farm for South Dakota Wednesday.
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Celia Grubb
Whitcher
Cummings
Charles Whitcher
Harper
Etta Irgena
Judge Irgeng
Fred Getchell
Antoinette Zoeller
Helen Stowell
J. R. Getchell
Valley City
M. M. White
Ella Getchell
Wimbledon
J. H. Rogers
C. H. Cummings
Elm Grove Farm
South Dakota
Harvest News From Marsh Township Farmers Report Threshing Nears
MARSH TOWNSHIP reports show Axel Nelson family back from Europe with baby Ruth. Herman Anderson buys a threshing machine and begins on Stenshoel farm last Monday. Harvesting nearly done. threshing to start in earnest next week if weather holds. John Benson and companions visited Valley City for church. C Stenshoel builds a new granary while black rust hurt grain yields. corn looks good and could yield if cold freezes stay away. Farmers expect ample feed for winter.
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Axel Nelson
Ruth
Europe
Herman Anderson
Stenshoel
John Benson
Gartland
Isabel
Valley City
C. Stenshoel
Lost and Found Want Ads offer quick recovery
The notice urges readers that most lost items are found and returned if reported in Lost and Found Want Ads. It encourages sending a short ad, costing only a few cents, to help the owner locate the item.
Kaiser Wilhelm And His Three Sons Now With German Army
A dated Rome dispatch reports Montenegrin forces crossed the Bosnian frontier and captured towns near Trebinje while taking Austrian officers and soldiers prisoner. Austrian armies reportedly invaded Russian territory as Austrian efforts along with German forces press battles in Europe.
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Kaiser Wilhelm
London
Rome
Tohainitza
Herzegovina
Bilik
Trebinje
Vienna
Reuter
Zalescu
Brody
Sokal
Galieia
Cettinje
Montenegro
Grahova
Brussels
Exchange
Namur
Dinant
Japan
Germany
China Seas
Antwerp
German officer wounded in front hospital report
A Paris dispatch says General Deiming of the Fifteenth Army Corps is in a front line hospital after a bullet pierced his neck. A Brussels Star report cites a Belgian escapee from Liege claiming General von Emmich died by his own hand, with notes on his faith in the German army’s methods being shattered by Liege events.
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Paris
Deiming
Fifteauth
Brussels
the Star
Liege
von Emmich
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