Wilson Firm On Arbitration Principle In Rail Strike Crisis
Washington reports President Wilson stands firm on arbitration as a principle despite plans to implement an eight hour day and a national rail labor disruption. He cites insufficient means to secure arbitration and urges measures to prevent a recurrence while negotiations continue with railroad officials and employers.
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Wilace
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White House
Ieber
Raylovers
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Hartford
Conn
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Arbitration Talks Signal First Direct Push Toward Settlement
The piece notes no new developments as officials prepare for added railroad executives to arrive. President to send invitations. Logie W. Hill of Great Northern among leaders expected. Representatives aim to stay until a decision is reached on arbitration or a strike.
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Western Railroad
French Resist Teuton Attack Amid War Front Reports
Paris in London Aug 20 dispatch says French forces repelled Teuton attacks between Istlemont and Mau repas and held key positions with substantial war material in hand. Verdun fights persist as Germans launch a violent assault on Fleury village, suffering heavy losses. On the Stokhod and Kovel fronts Russians push toward the Carpathians while Saloniki operations slowly unfold along a 159 mile front with fleets growing.
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London
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Maurepar
War Office
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Enesty
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Maurepas
Fleury
Vilage
Verdun
War Ofice
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Lorraine
Posta
Vebo
Kovel
der- Mn
Roussitotts
Sia Petrograd
Karel
Carpathians
Hungaryian
Brussilott
Hungary
Salonik
Lake Perata
Lake, Dotran
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Ad Warns Against Substitutes
An advertisement warns that aches and pains signal underlying illness from kidney and stomach issues to rheumatism and headaches. It urges daily use of Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules to stay well and promises refunds if ineffective, cautioning against substitutes.
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Bright
Haarlem
Andrew Carnegie Arrives in Maine in Frail Condition
Andrew Carnegie landed at Harbor, Maine, aboard the tin yacht The Burl, with difficulty walking and supported by attendants. He rode around Mount Desert after disembarking, with his doctor present. The captain warned a sailing delay could last several days as the patient rests. In New York, infantile paralysis deaths edged lower with 20 new fatalities and 108 new cases, bringing totals to 1,167 deaths and 7,1? cases. hospital cases stand at 3,740.
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Andrew Carnegie
Noretos Point
Cann
Carnigle
Mount Desert Send
New York Yacht Club
Alebt
Abe
New York
Hughes Made Happy By Political Peace In Los Angeles
Los Angeles August 20. A Tehachapi mountain crossing brought Charles B. Husbrs into Southern California where he found rek ulore and Progessives dwelling by political peace and unity. Supporters expect a fifty fifty representation in the reception to the Republican candidate. General Otis and Earl exchanged handshakes at the reception. A crowd gathered at the Alexandria hotel as Hughes expressed satisfaction with the current mood and predicted benefit for the party from the truce amid the Republican split fears.
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William Foster
Los Angeles
Tehachapi Mountain
Charles B. Husbrs
California
Rek Ulore
Hughes Himerif
New York
San Francisco
Old Guard
Toa Aserlen
Francisco
Metsteret
F.tuatian
Emetson
Harrison Gray
Otis
Fi. T. Earl
Earl
Alexandria
Repubican
Hughes
Hluchen Tilmaelf
Oakland
Loor Barr
Germany forecasts bumper crops and steady food supplies
A Berlin dispatch quoting Adolph von Botocki of the food regulation board notes this year's crops will exceed last peace years and Germany is assured of good supplies for another year. Sir Horace Tozer KCMG, former Queens Tend government representative in London, has died. he was born in New South Wales.
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Hille
Adolph von Botocki
Food Regulation Board
Germany
Horace. Tozer
Brisbane
London
Aue
Sir Horace Tozer
Queens
Jie
New South Wales
Std
Stielow's near execution reversed by last minute confession
On March 21, 1915, Charles Phelps and Margaret Wolcott were shot dead near West Shelly. Charles F. Stielow was arrested, convicted, and scheduled for execution after detectives obtained a confessional swearing by Stielow. Twenty minutes before the sentence, Irving Ring confessed responsibility, leading to a likely reassessment of the case.
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Margaret Wolcott
West Shelly
Charles F. Stielow
Stelmsde
Stielow
Irving Ring
Stie- Jow
Zeppelins Resist Shell Fire in English Air Raids
A naval officer reports Zeppelins have improved defenses against aircraft shell fire through better searchlight use and targeted missions. He notes the raids focus on military targets, with bombs more often missing their marks, and discusses the feasibility of Zeppelins crossing to the United States under favorable conditions.
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Terlin
Lannion
Zeppelin
United States
Oficer
Zeppelina
Two British Ships Lost Off North Sea
London reports two British light cruisers Sottingham and Falmouth were sunk by German submarines while patrolling in the North Sea. The British admiralty confirms losses, with 28 crew missing on the Falmouth and one leading stoker dead. An enemy submarine was destroyed and another rammed and possibly sunk. The Nottingham’s crew of 380 survived. The German admiralty claims multiple vessels damaged or sunk.
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Falmouth
Admiralty
North Sea
Nottingham
Caytaine Mitler
Earmouth
Iain John Edwards
Norman Fry
Pembroke
Duff summoned to Britain succeeded by Chas Monro
War office reports General Sir Daupharap is recalled to Britain and will be replaced by Charles Monro. Prime notes indicate arrangements tied to Mesopotamia commission hearings with a scheduled transfer date in late August.
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Canada
Davbla
India
Shelly
Charles Carmichael
Monro
Germany
Founder of Bank Ruined as Owner Faces Frauds
San Francisco Ac 20. Atolph Silver founder and former head of two Chicago private banks which closed Saturday after alleged defalcation by his brother Max Silver arrived from California to return to Chicago. Silver, 25, said the building business in Chicago was his own creation and claims the banks failed leaving him penniless. Judge Wells issued a warrant for Maz Buver, head of a private bank that failed to open Saturday, charging him with insolvent deposits. Depositors, many foreigners, reported money orders entrusted to Silver never reached their destinations. police dispersed hundreds gathered outside the apartment building where Silver shed today.
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Baturday
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Theta
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Cal
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Sears
California
Hite Weekly
Herald
bin Health
Lung Trowbie
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Wella
Maz Buver
Buver
Allies Sure 10 Win a Victory
General Sle Sam reported the Allied front near the Somme holds unrelenting pressure. He warned a spectacular breakthrough may come, but could not prophecy the war’s exact end, while Allied units already exerted large pressure and redeployed equipment.
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Abe
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Sam
Laets
Somme
Alliad Etmira
Aleaady Lyur
Widow of Davis Attempts Suicide in Vancouver Mission
The widow Sloane Davis, linked to the Vancouver tragedy, allegedly tried to jump from a hotel window near St Marys Mission. She was restrained and taken to the psychiatric hospital after the failed act while police probe the earlier husband’s death and await clarity on the full sequence of events.
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