Archduke Joseph Seizes Government In Budapest Update
Archduke Joseph assumed power as the Hungarian cabinet was overthrown in Budapest amid reports of Romanian forces crossing into the city. The incident followed a coup d etat with government arrests, while Budapest faced shortages and economic strain as assets, livestock, and rolling stock were redirected to Romania.
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Paris
Jules Peldil
Archike Joseph
Budapest
Rumania
Social- Democrats of
Hungary
Iti
Danube
Bustapest
Archduke Joseph
Austria
Charles of
Govnor
Preiat Clerenceau
Preiat Clerenceau’s Telegram of August WI
Entente Miselon
Archduks Joseph
Trucks and Wagons Used to Move Army of Workers
NEW YORK August 7 Rioting and gunfire at a wrecking crew marked the second day of the Crooklin Rapid Transit Strike. No injuries reported. Strike readers claimed 98 percent of the system was tied up. Thousands of motor trucks and wagons were used during rush hours to bring workers to Manhattan. Congestion at subway stations and elevated platforms remained as pronounced as yesterday.
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New York
Crooklin
Manhattan
Railway Clerks Vote On General Strike Amid Wage Fight
Washington reports 450000 members of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks and related unions will vote whether to strike for higher wages or seek congressional solution along Simons direction. Authorities say no solution yet. vote begins soon. European dispatches note Entente pressure on Austria to hand over Hungarian Soviet leaders and cabinet resignations. Archduke Joseph to appoint a new premier. police chiefs reshuffled as ministers are urged to resign.
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Washington
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Staon
Congress
Simnes
Kun
Berlin
Aus
Associated Press
Hela Kun
Vienna
Austrla
Entente
Tudapest
Archduke Joseph
Friederich
Primer Clemenceau
Lhe
Schmnitzer Wolkenders
Cief
Police
Fritz
de. M. Shellery
War Ministry
Spinistry
Sessio
Talsislers
Stephen Friederich
Feretkn
Panchos
Peat
Schultsen
Wolkenbers
Interstate Commerce Committee Says President Can Handle Question
The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee, by direction, informs President Wilson that the committee believes it already has plenary authority to meet railroad workers wage demands and that no extra legislation is needed. It says the director general can fix wages and set or modify transportation rates as necessary to serve the public interest.
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Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Cummins
Wilson
Cumming
Congress
Interatate Commerce Comntesson
Senate
House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Commerce
Commission
Director Central
Freight Service Suspended On Northwestern Rail Line
Chicago Aug 7 Railway freight service on the Chicago and Northwestern railroad was suspended today in the Iowa and Minnesota division because of the shopmen strike according to a statement from the division offices. Passenger trains entering the city on the Northwestern and other roads are running irregularly.
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Chicago
Chicago and Northwest
Iowa and
Minnesota
McGwire Death After Dinamiting Probe At Hall Of Records
Charles H McGwire assistant public works official leapt from the eleventh floor window of the Hall of Records to his death after a dramatic confrontation with District Attorney Woolwine following suspicions tied to a dynamiting case involving attorney Oscar Lawler. Police said McGwire had threatened Lawler over a contested will and had been under surveillance and in custody 24 hours before his death.
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Los Angeles
Jal
Chanes H. McGwire
Mnicipal Department of Public Works
Thomas I., Woolwine
Hall of Records
Oscar Lawler
McGwire
Woolwine
Lawher
William Kautz
Lawler
Ile
Lawler McGwire
Kafitz
Maud Kafitz
Mecwire
Woran
Katita
McG
Sinking of Gallia after collision near St Pierre
Twenty persons are believed dead after the schooner Gallia sank following a collision with the War Witch near St Pierre in heavy fog. The Gallia carried at least fifteen crew and possibly a dozen passengers. survivors were named by wireless messages from the War Witch. The War Witch was en route to North Sydney from Wabena, Ny, while Gallia sailed from France to St Herme.
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Harpax
Gallia
Ptramer
St. Pierre
War Witch
North Sydney
Wabena
N. Fy
I Gallia
St. Flerrm
France
Kellogg Sees Covenant Ratification With Reservations
Senator Kellogg argues the league of nations covenant does not violate the U.S. Constitution and can be ratified with interpretable reservations. He cites 1817 Great Lakes armament treaty precedents and asserts the senate can declare its understanding of Article XV and related issues without undermining ratification.
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Washington
League of Nation
Congress
Uong
Kellogg
Minnerdy
Senate
Great Britain
Great Lakes
League
Council
Assembly of the
Artiela XV
Yarty
Lal Leese
Ford Libel Suit Nearing End in Michigan Trial
Closing arguments began in Judge Tucker's court in Mount Clemens as William Licking opened for the plaintiff in Henry Ford's libel suit against the Chicago Daily Tribune. He argued the June 28, 1916 editorial titled "Ford is an anarchist" sought to provoke intervention and to pressure Ford to drop his antiwar stance.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Henry Ford
Abel
Chicago Daily Tribune
Tucker
Wiliam Locking
Tr. Licking
Fardl
The
Chicago Tribune
Moalto
Thatine Tribune
National Guard
Tribune
Detroi
Ford
Guard
Bis
Emma, Coldman
Charges Against Packers Hoarding Alleged
Washington August 7 The government's case against the five big packers will be placed before the federal grand jury in Chicago weeks hence. Charles F. Clyne federal district attorney said indictments may be brought under the Sherman Antitrust Act and civil suits under that statute and, in addition, the packers would be prosecuted under the food control act on hoarding charges.
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Washington
Federal Grand Jury
Chicago
Charles F. Clyne
Negroes Return to Packing Plants as Whites Strike
In Chicago on August 7 10000 exiled black workers returned to the stockyards under guard as state troops police and deputies kept order. White workers backed by strikes at Swift and other plants, with 150 machinists leaving the Hammond plant as the black labor entered.
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Chicago
Black Belt
Swift and Company
Hammond
Japs in Pekin warned to stay indoors at night
Japanese residents of Peking were ordered to remain indoors after sunset amid growing Chinese resentment over the recent clash at Kwang-heng-Tau in Manchuria that left casualties.
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Pekin
Peking
Kwang-heng-Tau
Manchuria
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Wilson Lawler
Archduke Controls
Il Bavest
Moneay
Nterstate Commerc Committee
Harles H. McGwire
Germany
America
Hamburg
Caeaipasaa
Halifax
Enator Kellogs
Covenant
United States
Congress of the United States
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