German Empire declares war as mobilization begins
The German emperor signed a mobilization order at 5:15 PM local time. Berlin reported a declaration of war to the Russian foreign minister at 7:30 PM. London sources confirm a general mobilization was ordered this evening.
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Mobilization In France Signals War Readiness
Paris reports French army mobilization to be completed by Sunday night as telegraph and telephone lines fail across Europe. London dispatch notes Nicholas receives German ambassador Pourtales in a long talks, prompting claims of improved general situation in Saint Petersburg.
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World War In Europe's High Tension Mounts
Reports from Athens and Paris describe intensified bombardment near Belgrade, mobilizations across France and Russia, and Italy’s neutral stance. Bank of England raises discount rate to 10 percent as censorship tightens. communications cut to prevent leaks amid growing war fears.
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Interstate Commerce Grants Five Percent Increase Decision
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a five percent rate increase by unanimous vote. The new rate applies to routes between Buffalo and Mississippi, with increases east of Pittsburg allowed. Rates to Lake and rail not increased and Buffalo region remains denied.
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Central Territory rail rate rise affects eastern lines
Interstate Commerce Commission announces a broad increases in class rates across the central territory with exceptions for coal coke brick tile clay starch cement iron ore and plaster. East and west systems benefit as lines cross the affected region. Commissioner dissent noted and officials plan prompt public release. Freight rates on packing house products to St Paul and Minneapolis upheld in Cedar Rapids and other points.
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Interstate Commerce
Shipping Bill 10 Be Pressed Shielding American Registry
Washington August 1 President Wilson and congressional leaders agreed on a bill to permit larger ships to take American registry in the European market. Officials of the American steamship association warn that haste could injure the American merchant marine. The measure would allow eligible ships under five years old to become American vessels with American officers, entering all trades except the fishing trade. The association fears European wars and seeks careful revision to protect U S shipping interests.
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