Pressure on Carranza urged to restore constitutional government
Washington reports a Pan American appeal to Mexican leaders urging restoration of constitutional government. The document will be translated for military leaders and forwarded to Villa and Carranza and other state governors. U.S. aims to persuade factions to join a peace convention without recognizing the Cientifica group. Villa favors the plan with little resistance expected from Carranza allies who may accept a friendly tone.
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Washington
Mexico
Hagan
State Department
Mexico City
Valleny
United States
Carranza
Hugh N. Scott
Malong
Gahernk Scott
Villa
Flan
Carranze
Serbia Refuses Macedonia Yield in Balkans Stand
London reports strong indications Serbia will refuse Bulgarian demand for Macedonia, risking a Balkan split. Diplomats say Serbia’s reply pending, with Bulgaria insisting on retrocession of 7000 square kilometers and Tehran-style alliance risks. Parliament vote expected next Monday to shape outcome.
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London
Serbia
Bulgaria
Balkan States
Balkan
Turkey
Macetonia
Bul
Macedonia
Aldea
Young Turks Seek Break With Italians Meeting Report
Rome dispatch reports Constantinople held a meeting led by Turkish war minister Raver Pasha arguing for breaking relations with Italy to free Turkey from the Italian ambassador as a leading spy. The gathering discussed action but postponed a definite decision.
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Rome
Via
Paria
Constantinople
Ubat
Raver Pasha
Italy
Turkey
Aller Fa Jong
Tla
Traps Set for the German Forces in Ruse theater
In the Russian war theatre near Kovinty and the Riawan front German units face entrapment as Russian forces advance. Reports note German detachments and attempting counteractions around Keyno and Toniewerel amid heavy fighting and tactical rearrangements.
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London
Buyeural Goran
Mike Nicolay
Tolegrady
Riawan
Kovinty
Voniewexett Kraup
Hana
Arseny
Friends Rally for Bond Raise Amid Unclear Incident
An unclear report describes a gathering and bond effort involving several individuals and places. It notes authorities and religious groups, mentions a graduation event, and references various local names and dates in a fragmented narrative.
Double Funeral for Drowned Girls on Sunday
A double funeral will be held Sunday at 2 p m in the Riverdale iv urdale meeting house for Génaess Lucella Child and Bessie Belle Palmer, who died after drowning in the Weber river near Riverdale Thursday afternoon. Interment will be in the Ogden City cemetery. The bodies may be viewed at the Child and Palmer home in Riverdale this evening and tomorrow until 1 p.m. Heroic efforts of Mrs Kya Ritter and Mrs Anna Carl won, chaperones of the party, saved two other girls after entering the water but their further efforts were in vain.
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Ivurdale
Génaess Lucella Child
Bessie Belle Palmer
Weber River
Riverdale
Qeden City
Child
Palmer
Kya Ritter
Anna Carlwon
Alri
Sant
Nola Itter
Austrians Fail to Cross Alpine Passes Into Italy
Milan August 1. An Austrian detachment attempted to force all gates into Italy by marching over the Vuallfurva glacier and Vloz pass at about 2500 yards. They were repulsed by Alpine troops. after the clash Italian forces advanced to Forno and held positions along about sixty glaciers over five miles. Even if successful they could not gain a large objective. Reconnassance showed passes wall protected. Italian progress continued in Cadore. In recent skirmishes forty Austrian Alpine troops were captured.
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Milan
Italy
Vuallfurva
Vloz Pase
Linliuna
Forno
Ortel
Aidisianes
Toarnes
Italan
Ansiel
Visdede
Cadore
Italian coast bombarded by Austrian fleet in 836 clash
Vienna reports Austrian warships shelled Italian Attoral railway at Molfetta and Bart stations. Factories and railway viaducts damaged. one depot and five fortifications hit. Bombardment left smoke over Bart and caused civilian distress. Submarines failed to engage and all Austrian vessels returned undamaged. hostile forces unseen aside from minor submarine action off Mars.
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Vienna
London
Molfetta
Seno San Giorgio
Sum Siiritg
Bart
Rastie Aignal
Pinte-Ktricken
Allan
Sue
Dir
Seno Sin Biorgis
Mars
Austrian Submarine Sunk. Crew Saved and Taken Prisoners
Paris reports the Austrian submarine in the lower Adriatic was sunk by a British force yesterday morning. Eleven crew members were rescued and captured as prisoners. The ministry of marine issued a brief official account tonight.
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Paris
Ministry of Marine
Imade
Earanyani Cuution
Adriatic
Fronts and forces in World War I updates noted
Report describes Russian counter-attacks delaying a Brest-Litovsk stand and German attempts to pierce French positions in the Argonne forest. It notes uncertain Grand Duke Nicholas strategy, ongoing Balkan negotiations, and limited German gains with French accounts flagging heavy losses.
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Marabhal von Mackenson
Batwoun
Viepre
Bug
Agemta
Nicholas
Brest-Litovsk
Contio Ues
Argonos
Germany
Artote
Fraua
Fra's Last Tribute to Electricity
Fragmentary historical note quotes Albert Hubbard on public utilities and electricity as a force for progress. It references a nationwide celebration from November 20 to December 4 called Windrow Prosperity Week, urging cooperative civic effort and prosperity nationwide.
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Fra
Electricity
Albert Hubbard
Anga
Tast
Aurora
Age of Electricity
Deval
Wien
America
Handy Tire Fixer For Rural Motorist
A compact two pound electric vulcanizer helps rural drivers patch inner tubes on the road or in the shop. Clamp device to the tube, connect power, and the vulcanizer completes the repair remotely, fitting in a toolbox for roadside tire fixes.
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Tira
Watts What In Current News In New Orleans Ostriches and incubator intrigue city
In New Orleans the incubator invention by a local engineer attracts attention as ostrich watching continues. A tunnel style container weighs goods automatically using electric scales, while public safety plans new lamps and Lincoln busts for a hillway stretch. An electrical vehicle parade is set for November through December with a showing of electric transport and demonstrations.
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New Orleans
Inbor
New York
Director of Public Safety of
Fittsburgh
Tincela Hillway
Lincoln
Attempted insurrection plot reported from Mexico
Fragmented dispatch describes an alleged plan to join a revolutionary force staged near the border. Emissary Herlor is said to have been arrested in Old Mexico while attempting to enlist loyal Mexicans. authorities claim the plot involved workers and suspected leaders. The report notes heavy Russian losses in a separate Turkish clash.
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Aruaeg Ator
Texica
Ae Holok Herder
Old Mexico
Herlor
Streh
Vert
Morlerta
Nan
Betta
Diegonan
JuNcAbUs In Valley Stirs Front With Heavy Losses
In the Passine valley the Starks mounted a second offensive and the whole front. Our troops repelled the enemy after forcing them to approach within short distance, inflicting terrible losses. Six officers and 130 men were captured. A cavalry regiment attacked Turkish sharpshooters near Marmouz, sabred many, and took prisoners. A cavalry column near Melazghert captured twenty four officers as they left Erzerum's school.
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Juncabus
Passine
sTarks
Qiem
Marmouz
Melazghert
Erzerum
Striking Drivers Clash With Rioters in St Tawa Riot
A large crowd of about 100 strikers and sympathizers fought with three non union drivers and police in St Tawa on August 15 starting the strike of 1000 transfer drivers. At a post office substation twenty pickets blocked the drivers, stones flew, arrests were attempted, and police used clubs as clashes spread toward the transfer company's stable. The riot led to multiple injuries though none serious, with officials blaming unknown sympathizers and noting the violence overshadowed the strike action.
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St. Tawa
St. Louis Transfer Company
Atalle
Pye
Withoxaes
Mexican Falls Into Culvert In Morning Accident
Witnesses say a man fell from a street into a deep culvert near the station. Officer Shoemaker chased the suspect through darkness after a theater hour, but the injured man evaded capture and vanished into the night.
Unclear incident of a fall into a ditch site
A fragment reports a person stepping over a culvert edge and falling into a ditch near Teel, with only partial details readable.
Captain Knox Buried In Fort Sil Funeral
Fort Sil Oklo Aug 18 Military honors were accorded the body of Captain George H Knox killed Thursday when the aeroplane he piloted fell 350 feet over the post The funeral was held at Fort Sur and his body was sent to New York for burial Two comrades of the Nineteenth Infantry and the quartermaster corps accompanied the escort Lieutenant Sutton, injured in the same crash, was improving in hospital and expected to be discharged soon Personal effects showed Knox had prepared for distribution of his belongings after the accident.
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Fort Sil
Oklo
George H. Knox
United States
Fort Sur
Kuva
Nineteenth Infantry
Quartermaster’s Corps
New York
Sutton
R. B. Sutton
Knox
Torrens System Approved by National Land Law Conference
Salt Lake Aug 14 The national conference of commissioners of uniform state laws approved a uniform Torrens system for land title registration and urged legislatures nationwide to adopt it. The action, praised as the conference’s most important in 25 years, would simplify real estate transfers and revolutionize land records, with each state’s delegation voting by state.
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Salt Lake
National Conference of Commissioners of Uniform
Seventern Stolpa
Torrens Land Act
Random References and Local Trips Highlight Page
A grain exhibit bound for the Dry Farming Congress in Geneva Colorado is arranged for Utah exhibit at Denver. Local social notes report Mr C W Folger and others leaving for a hunting trip in Ogden Valley. Mrs Arnold and Mrs Wilson reunite after twenty three years, planning a Pacific coast visit. OH Nelson returns after two months of hunting and fishing near Teetam Lake.
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Sault Wells Valley
Idaho State Line
Utah
Dry Farming Congress
Genvep
Colo
Denver
Charles J. Dunford
New
Alhambra Theatre
Skinner Inet
Aight
C. W. Folger Alan
Newanle
New Jersey
Messrs
Henry
If. C. Barthole Hay
Todo
GL. Becker
Ogden Valley
Beckers
Ogden Canyon
J. D. Arnold
Twente
Seventh Street
Richard Wilson
Fort Worth
Wilson
Arnold
Pacific
Nelson
Teetam Lake
Cre
Lin Jacean
Wyouing
Utah Boy Killed by an Explosion Read Classifieds
A Utah boy, son of Martie, a farmer, was killed when giant blasting powder exploded during preparation for a prospecting trip. A miner nearby was seriously injured. The family lived on Mr Waranch for about a year as the incident occurred while handling blasting powder.
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F. Martie
Innova Vere
Tan
Waranch
Tals
Prom
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