War News Roundup From The Front And Diplomacy
Late dispatches report ongoing fighting and strategic shifts across Europe and beyond. Canadian war expenditures near 623 million by July, Russia and Romania showing gains and retreats, and UK and Allied actions in France and Belgium amid cabinet changes. Civil and domestic updates include Taft's improving health, Oklahoma Guard mobilization, price controls, and weather-related notes.
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Wetscon Nencoarer Union
Bagdad
Kerensky
Hupa
Liberia
Negro Republic
Africa
Germany
Canada
Berlin
Flanders
Bixchoote
Alsne
Meuse
Riden
Ced
Gea Petain
France
Champagne
Balan
Caernowitz
Hukowlns
Vanderbilt Scion Enlists in National Guard Ammunition Train
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr., son of Col. Cornelius Vanderbilt, joins the ammunition train of the Sixth division United States Army, the New York National Guard division, as his military service begins.
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Champ Clark
America
Alaska
United States
Canada
Itseir
Philadelphia
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
New York
Herman Legercrants
Kingdon Gould
Lakewood
N. J
George Jay Gould
Toms River
Elihu Root
Russia
Chicago
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Knights of Columbus
Roscoe Conkling
New York City
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Col
Cornelius Vanderbilt
United States Army
New York National Guard
Emancipation Sparks Sunrise in Petrograd Town Fair
The article notes Seque F. Marcosson describing Petrograd as a transformed city with a sunlit mood after a national convention. Exiles and troops mingle, creed lines drop, and equality opens dialogue as the czar’s former stronghold becomes a symbol of happiness and unity. Also mentioned are heath hen numbers on Martha’s Vineyard with a destructive fire reducing birds, and Mexico minting American gold coins for profits, with $10 pieces yielding two Mexican hi Garzoes.
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Petrograd
Seque F. Marcosson
Jean City
Newaki Prospekt
Siberia
Martha's Vineyard
E. R. Forbush
Massachusetts
Mexico
Arizona State News highlights and labor unrest in 1913 era
The Prescott fair weathered a dry season. Arizona Guard enlistments rise. Verde valley crop praised. Globe sheriff ordered to arrest slackers. Flagstaff post building contract awarded. Tombstone house struck by lightning. state institutions see improvements. Globe mine labor tensions flare with strikes and federal warnings. conscription and desertion stir Tucson. a miner’s attack and labor clashes ripple through Globe to Miami. war mobilization reshapes local politics and labor control. federal protection of workers declared amid wartime footing.
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W. Lambert
St. Louis
South
Aberdeen
Wilson
Oklahoma National Guard
William H. Taft
Clay Center
Kan
Chicago
Bisbee
State Federation of Labor
Clifton
Ariz
Loyalty League of America
Phoenix
Arizona
Prescott
Arizona Guard
Verde Valley
Globe
Isaac Tracey
Tombstone
Commission On State Institutings
Old Dominion
Casa Grande Valley
Walter DB. Conkrey
Portmiaster J. M. Renstads
Tucson
Arigona Live Stock Sanitary Board
Leyally League of America
Consis
United States Reclamation Service
Waikapai Valley
M Company
United Trould
Globe Miami
John Mercouris
Tree K
Seventeenth Cavalry
Joun An
Internationa Union of
Miami
Dominion
Rose Marie
Wickenburg
S Breen
Hugh E. Coulom
Fire Department
Ray Chamberlain
Esra M. Cliford
Percy H. Harley
John P. Sebring
Elmer Frederick
James A. Tong
United States Asbestos Company
Sierra Anchos
LW. W
International Typographical Union
Howard Keener
Law Committee of the Union
Colorado Springs
Thomas E. Campbell
Hie
Warren District
Cochise County
Geo P. White
United States Cavalry
Notable Fact Fragments From Various Topics
A paragraph listing diverse facts notes U S airplane production rising near a hundred percent in a year, the ancient legion numbering about six thousand with cavalry, a safe electric switch in a locked box, rats origins and traits, early Andean crossing by Argentine aeronauts, Siamese interest in motorcycles, iron ore estimates for Australia, salt usefulness, Texas land reclamation aid, a biblical note on Leviticus, and rat tail mechanics and function.
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United States
India
Persia
Europe
Russia
America
Andes
Argentina
Santiago
Chile
Mendoza
Siam
Australia
Texas
Germany
His Wife's Little Shot in the Draft Tale
An odd prose collage set around draft life features a stingy weekly wage, a Red Cross ad, and a commute through Ft Harrison. A shiftless orderly from the camp and a Indianapolis man named Charles E. Shafe figure in a tale of humor and courtesy. A self mocking poet titled A Pauper triggers editorial quips about rights to a grave.
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Ft. Harrison
Brix
Edwin F Glenn
Charles E. Shafe
Indianapolis
Indianapolis News
Shafe
George
Panna
Couldn't Blame Him Jack Questions Love Over Flowers
A dialogue notes romantic pursuits. the speaker condemns spending on flowers as a bank burden. The passage shifts to Southern States hosting 777 cotton bales valued at 225 million dollars, implying economic stakes amid personal relation commentary.
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Joe
Jack
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