Debated Fate of St Thomas Harbor Transfer
Ft Thomas Danish West Indies August 1 Correspondence of the Associated Press Opinion on St Thomas stand on transferring the Danish West Indies to the United States in the pending treaty. Fear that harbor changes could harm St Thomas port development and shipping. locals unsettled as authorities in Copenhagen did not consult them. Some see promise in American advancement though uncertainty remains.
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Great Offensive At Salon Paris Develops On Front
The great offensive joined by the allies Sunday on the Silontk front is developing but no decisive action has been found. Details are scarce as reports from Paris indicate ongoing but tentative advances and continued Allied cooperation.
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Allied and Central Powers clash as fronts shift in Balkans and Europe
Military reports describe British and French advances toward the Bulgarian frontier while Serbian forces drive on Manastir and capture Bulgarian trenches. Greek town Banlea evacuated as Serbs press along the Vardar, with Teuton Bulgarian gains deemed vital to Serbia. Russian and German actions continue in the east and Carpathians, and Allied observers question a Portugal role as a European conflict widens.
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Pershing's Men Ready for Any Action Review
Field headquarters at American Punitive Expedition reports in from Columbus on August 21. General Pershing leads the expedition review of 5600 troops described as perfectly equipped and fit for any action. A dramatic scene features three acrobats thrilling the parade as the impressive ranks roll by.
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Highest hog prices since 1865 set records at Union Stockyards
Hogs at Chiraro Ayr Waza sold for 10.20 a hundred pounds the highest price since the Civil War period. Dealers expect further gains in September as the market trend remains strong amid extensive activity and interest from buyers across major markets. National City Bank buys bond firm M. Urisey & Co in a major consolidation that unites bond desks within the bank. The move includes integration of operations across New York and other offices, with leadership changes and staff shifts as part of the merger.
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Rumanians and Greeks in crisis as Balkan war widens
Reports from Lonton and Athens describe Romania fully mobilizing and Greek forces clashing with Bulgarians in Macedonia. News notes Salonika troops arriving with French and Serbian units, while Greek authorities order restraint amid rising public pressure and potential Greek intervention.
Day in Congress Dragon fragments and votes shift agenda
Senate debated immigration and revenue measures while a motion to adjourn was agreed. A conference report on the omnibus bill was submitted by Adamson of Georgia. Hay’s army appropriation veto faced removal of articles of war amid tense congressional activity.
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Georgia
Allied Wings Bent Back At Saloutki Front Report
Allied forces push along the front where gains are claimed near the Saloutki line. Serbian troops slow German advances on the eastern wing while British and French actions pound Bulgarian positions near Doiran and in the Thiles mountains. Russian reports note heavy shelling in the Stokkod and Carpathiane as Grand Duke Nicholae presses in the Caucasus.
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Clearing Up Case of Steamer Owego
Washington reports secrecy at the state department over the steamer Owego incident. The vessel, carrying Americans, was attacked by a submarine in the Mediterranean earlier in August. German authorities say they have no information, while inquiries focus on possible American involvement and wartime submarine activity.
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Husband Released On Habeas Corpus In Salt Lake Case
Salt Lake legal dispute over whether a husband may be jailed for failure to pay alimony. Attorney Terry J. Robinson argued before Chief Justice P.M. Straup as Hogan, imprisoned after a divorce action, seeks release claiming the commitment rests on debt not crime. Supreme Court review questions authority of the warrant and whether he could be held absent conviction, noting alimony arrears and costs while Hogan asserts he cannot pay the back alimony.
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House Repasses The Army Bill Amid War News
Warrington Aug 2 Without revised articles of war to portions four which President Wilson and the War Department objected the house today repassed the army appropriation bill The senate expected benent no perceptible revision and will report later to arrepe The president Wilton retold thy bith because as portions of the resistance Germans and Bulgars Advancing Dispatches from the Italkans indicate German and Bulgarian forces were pressing On the eastern front there are no indications of a halt in the German offensive The central powers appear to be preparing further action as General Farrell’s forces resist the new thrust
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Stock Market Trading Boom Records New High
New York reports a sharp rise in trading with about 1,000,000 shares changing hands and a turnover of over 1,300,000 shares. United States Steel leads the market on a new high, though overall activity remains below peak levels of last summer.
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Democratic optimism in Montana on eve of vote
Stephen A. Cowley of Great Falls Montana told Senator Wallace at western Democratic campaign HQ that Wreatgent Won will carry Montana this fall. He said a statewide tour found conditions favorable for the Democrats and that Montana the party is united despite recent visits by Hughes.
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Willcox Announces Advisory Board Members Named
New York August 22 William R Willcox chairman of the Republican national committee unveiled the advisory board to the national committee The list includes Livingston Meekman governor of Rhode Island Theodore J Horton former senator from Ohio Charles O Dawes of Chicago AF Ebbert Minnesota official Fulton former Oregon senator Frank Ibrich Jeock of New York Robins Chicago Rosewater editor Omaha World Herald John Wanna Philadelphia William Ward New York and James Wishbon former secretary of agriculture
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Cooling Wind Breaks Heat Wave in Midwest
A cooling wind from the northeast breaks a severe heat wave that has pressed across the middle west since Saturday. Government weather reports indicate relief is near as readers note the change, though some details remain unclear.
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