Supremacy of Great Britain and the Jutland survey
London reports a briefing by A J Balfour on the Jutland battle and its strategic effects. The article argues Britain’s blockade remains tight, Germany’s fleet is confined, and German commerce is disrupted. It notes German submarine warfare and the deliberate sinking of neutral ships, stressing Allied maritime dominance and morale.
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London
Admiralty
A. J. Balfour
Jutland
Germany
Britain
Datfour
Balfour
England
Channel
France
Waeed
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Ad Claim
An anxious testimonial extols Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for female ailments. A Burlington reader reports pain relief and renewed strength after use, endorsing the remedy and inviting others to seek advice from the company’s confidential mail service. The piece cites numerous testimonials and urges readers to consider the product for distressing female health issues.
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Lydia Erinkham
Yicey
Lydia E Pink
Lydia E Pink Nam Meikels Co
Maas
Froondvice
Many Dead in Forest Fires Near Englehart Ontario
Northern Ontario communities report large fire losses with 425 confirmed and unidentified dead near North Day area. Englehart and Matheson areas suffer destroyed homes while Bernton Creek evacuees reach the railway amid spreading flames. fires move south from Coalt to Redwater and Tamiga.
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Cobalt
Opt. Aus
Matheson
Berton Creek
Karo Ris
Iran
Tush
Colalt
Redwater
Tamicg
Conferring on Coming Strike At White House
President Wilson and Commissioner Charpetim planned to meet at the White House to discuss settlement prospects amid a railroad labor dispute. Other arrangements delayed the conference until tomorrow as officials reassess the overall situation.
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Waslliston
Aug. J
Wilson
Admiral von Holendorff on naval power and war ethics
Berlin reports Admiral von Holendorff outlining German naval strategy and legal arguments justifying submarine warfare. He accuses Britain of violations of international law, cites merchant marine incidents, and argues neutrals benefited from Germany’s sea power. He links Verdun and the French offensives to broader strategic aims.
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Berlin
London
Adria von Holzendorff
England
Nirilsn
Tiritish Sea
Fryatt
Germany
Grmany
Great Britain
Great Brittain
Revue
von Holtgendorff
Veland
Yrarn
Wilhelm der Grosee
Dresden
Farafone
French Regain Verdun Ground in Major Offensive
London reports that French forces northeast of Verdun climaxed weeks of assaults by recapturing Fleury and the surrounding ridges. After heavy night and morning fighting along a four mile front from the Meuse to Harloup, a massive thrust from Thiaumont to Fleury pushed forward about a quarter mile through strong works. Over 650 prisoners were counted as the French advanced from two directions, despite German resistance near the ruined railway. In three days the French have taken over 1,750 prisoners and large quantities of equipment, with further advances in the wooded Laurie region as they press toward victory.
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London
Verdun
Fleury
Thiaumont
Thiawneun-Fleury
Ebott
Stadion
Theo
Olmuliany
Devlin Hat Hiea
Laurie Foreat
Vittory Waluavic
End of War Hope Amid War News From England
Aug 4 Tribune reports optimistic view that the Ethiopian war will close within a year, citing Dr Lindsay, plus updates on wounded Lindsay, British morale, ship activity, and German submarine threats in the Channel.
Auto crash at Cleverly Crossing injures Fillmore woman
ATO NO STRUCK BY BAMSBERGER Salt Lake en. C A Bran ace of Fillmore suffered internal injuries and serious head wounds yesterday afternoon when the automobile carrying six people was struck by a northbound Salt Lake & Orden Interurban train at Cleverly crossing between St Joseph and Bountiful. The wrecked auto carried Harvey Jungon Ardella and Teatrice Brunton Mata Seth and Mrs Morrisot of Cleverly. The other occupants escaped with bruises. The train attempted to stop but collided at the crossing. Mrs Brunson was hospitalized in Salt Lake. Read the Classified Ads.
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Salt Lake, Aur
En. C. A. Bran
Salt Lake
Harvey Jungon
Ardella
Teatrice Brunton
Mata Seth
Morrisot
Progressives hold Indianapolis conference for party reorganization
An Indianapolis gathering of Progressives from thirty seven states adopted resolutions condemning the national committee actions on June 26. They formed an executive body and pledged to keep the party viable, warning against alliance with the Republican ticket and planning to pursue reforms after November elections.
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Parker
Boulalans
Tom
Civhs
Maryland
Indiana
Surcourt
Nin
Michigan
Utah
Paketa
Minneanta
JO Ach
Hopkins
New Jersey
Rehabilitation
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Aya Mawhew Hate
Massachusetts
Earmtan
Hale
National Committee
Charles F. Tughes
Chicago
Promilion
Edwin M. Lee
A. Nortont
Mistouri
Watnurite Colby
New York
C.F. Uuffman
Mickinan
Haro Masse
Leatelawn
C. W. McClure
Georgia
Indianapolis
Progressive Nations Committee
Actinn Nnn
Ie Party
de Ter Tts
German submarine Deutschland sighted approaching Atlantic
Norfolk, Va August 1 Allied patrols off Hampton Roads reported no sign of awareness of the German submarine Deutschland as it neared U S waters on a return voyage to Germany. Captains Hull of the Necker and Thimpine of the tug Thomas F. Thimble claim the sub passed within a hundred yards of a U S destroyer during its passage past the capes.
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Hampton Roads
Capes
Marino Kiya
Atlantic
Germany
Hlowd
Ner Necker
Thomas F. Thmpilne
Neutschland
Fadey
United States
Tay
Tiramla
Submarine Deutschland mission and crew reports from sea
Captain Hinsch recounts a voyage with the submarine Deutschland near the capes. The crew tested machinery and periscope, hid from destroyers, and observed British and French forces but avoided detection. The trip included sightings, dives, and a late return toward Baltimore with primary election coverage in Salt Lake City.
Both Sides Claim Victory in the Primaries
In the Herald Republican report, state wide prohibition carried by a margin in Salt Lake County as delegates were chosen for the Republican state convention in Ogden. Howard Senkins led in county delegate counts with William Spryand close behind. Nephi and Storrin secured individual preferences in limited numbers.
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Herald Republican
Ealt Lake County
Republica Arty
Ogden
Nephi & Storring
Ridtaut
Governor Spry Wins Salt Lake County Primary Delegates
Governor William Spry captured a majority of Salt Lake County delegates to the Republican state convention after a strong showing in last night’s primary. His nearest rival was Nephi J. Morris, with Edward E. Jenks or others trailing. Voter turnout in Salt Lake County reached an unprecedented level, with estimates of over 69 percent of Republican voters participating. The result strengthens Spry’s position ahead of state convention in Ogden next Tuesday.
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Willam Spry
Salt Lake County
Spry
Nephi J. Morris
Edward E. Jenkles
Thera
Oscar W. Carling
D.out
John C. Mackay
Galt Lake County
Laltiee
Two Men Escape Jail Through Bars in Logan
Logan August 3 Dent Garcia serving a 3004ay sentence for bootlegging and Albert Albertann awaiting trial on two counts of assault with intent to commit murder planned to escape jail by sawing two bars from tall windows and crawling out to the yard. They joined forces by sawing a partition but were detected when a guard brought meals. Wilfred Thor an another prisoner refused to escape as officers recaptured the two men with effort.
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Logan
Ded Garcia
Albert Albertann
Ateault
Comolt
Jaffer
Wilfred ‘Thoran
Russian Gas Attacks Reported Near Lath Aldes
An official Russian statement from Scorn region via London details August 2 gas shell attacks beginning at 1 a.m. with six waves and Intervals. It notes Allied response with rifle and machine gun fire causing severe losses to German forces following gas.
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Fetrograd
London
Scorn
Ets
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