Hughes Making Campaign Talks in Detroit
Detroit seen as Hughes speaks to forty manufacturers employing about 100000. He lauds welfare gains for workers and rejects capital labor strife, urging treating workers as fellow humans. He then addresses suffragettes urging swift nationwide suffrage by vote.
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Detroit
Michigan
Aus
Charles E. Hughes
United States
Mr. Hughes
J.M. Eaton
Hughes
Lon
New York
Pure Pasteurized Butter Promotion by Mutual Creamery
An old ad urges safe butter consumption advising pasteurized products to avoid typhoid and other risks. It promotes Four-in-one Butter and mentions brands Maid o' Clover and Highlander, highlighting pasteurization as the guarantee of purity and freshness.
Walsh Opens Western Campaign in Montana Hotel
Senator Thomas J. Walsh arrives to launch a western campaign for President Wilson. He opens headquarters in the same hotel used by Republican chairman Wilcox. A conference with Democratic national committeeman Charles Boenchenstein is on the program.
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Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Wilson
Wilcox
Republican National
Charles Boenchenstein
Nols
Genator Walsh
French Corporal Gonteudier Awarded Military Cross
Paris reports Corporal Henet Gonteudier of the French Hecht Infantry awarded the Military Cross by President Volncaire for bravery and boldness in capturing 104 Germans, including two officers, with one companion. His action struck enemy trenches and shelters, taking 100 prisoners in all.
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Paris
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Heht
Volncaire
Gouteubler
Fenda
French Corporal and Guillot Heroic Tie for German Capture
In a world war tale told to President Poincare, Corporal Gouwlemabler and Guillot execute a daring flank approach, eliminate German resistance with an axe, and compel a hundred prisoners to surrender. They escort captives to the French lines before Guillot is wounded and forced to retreat. Patrol dispatches announce cinema showings of Pathe war pictures at the Alhambra.
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Wool
Gouwlemabler
Poincare
Treent
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Norris Named Farm Loan System Executive Head
George Norris of Philadelphia was named by President Wilson as farm loan commissioner and executive head of the farm bank system created by the rural credits act. The designation was prepared for announcement at the board’s first organizing meeting with Secretary McAdoo presiding.
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Farm Loan Bank System
Washington
George Norris
Philadelphia
Wilson
Farm Loan Cort
Norrisle
Farm Nno Board
McAdoo
Federal Reserve Board
Protests Filed Against High Freight Tariffs
New York announces plans to ask the Interstate Commerce Commission to defer four months on proposed higher transcontinental freight tariffs. A hearing in Washington is set for August 14 to consider protests against tariffs between Pacific coast terminals and eastern points. More than 60 protests have been filed.
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New York
Aug
New York Chinrete
Interstate Commerce
Washington
Pacific Coast
British Drive in East Africa advances under British forces
London reports rapid progress in the southward push against German East Africa. German lines along the Central railway near Kilimatindi fall before British columns while Sadani port is seized with light resistance. Naval actions continue along the coast as forces press the pursuit from Dodo Minda to Kikomobo. Parachute invention demonstrated from 1,000 feet to prove safety and value.
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London
Abe Fritteh
German East Africa
Une
Cemrat
Kilmatinds
Paltts
Jan Christian Binuta
Smita
Sadani
Indian Ocean
Banits
Kilimatindi
Dodominda
Kikokmobo
Valdeventer
Mpapua
Dreadnought Oklahoma Sails to Join Atlantic Fleet
The new super dreadnought Oklatimma is to join the Atlantic fleet at Newport News today after arriving yesterday. She will spend about three weeks with the other large warships of the first fleet to complete equipment and meet crews.
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New York
Aus
Newport
Shin
Oktabons
Sunday Sermon on Education Sunday Sermon on Education
Fragmented text describes a Sunday sermon on education and religion. It references a speaker addressing the link between education and faith, the role of religious leaders, and the idea that uneducated people are separated from broader knowledge. The source text is garbled with incomplete phrases and uncertain names.
Fragmented discussion on religion and education shaping governance
The text argues education frees people from reliance on outward ceremonies and magical beliefs, asserting that blessings come only through natural law and consistent moral life. It contrasts spiritual authority with rational faith, warning of ritualism’s submissive personality effects and colonial moral consequences.
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Goa
Southern
Vista
China
Élver
Cap and Bells Bonnet Captures London Fashion Gaze
London fashion scene unveils the Cap and Bells bonnet with bold capricious styling. The headpiece blends playful plush balls and a Robin Hood vibe, drawing attention amid anxious street promenades and mutual praise from onlookers.
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London
Atyle
Taii
Education and mission work drive moral progress and wealth
The text argues that pastors and missionaries should prioritize schooling over soldiers, noting high school graduates earn far more and possess broader outlooks. It cites Who's Who in America and studies on girls' schools, linking education to ethical growth, practical advancement, and religious uplift through Protestant missions and church investments in 36 schools serving 35,000 students.
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Pugrim
Merca
Metleo
Grammer School
College Gratuste
America
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