Perplexity over sea fight stirs British notes of war
Reports from London on August 24 describe continued agitation over a naval clash in the Gulf of Finland. Analysts debate which German ships engaged and whether a great battleship was sunk by a British submarine as fleets maneuvered near the Gulf. Official lines vary on losses and the fate of several German vessels remain unclear amid fog and conflicting dispatches.
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Bishop Glass to Be Consecrated in Salt Lake
Salt Lake reports that Bishop elect Glass will be consecrated next week by the Holy See. Cardinal and church officials will join the ceremony at Saint Mary’s, with presiding bishop and dignitaries arriving for the formal rites.
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Russians Do Not Fear Disaster From Petrograd Report
London dispatch relays Petrograd’s account of a strong Russian defense near Brest Litovsk. Surviving garrison reinforced, troops holding the front while German columns are not threatening a major breakthrough. Armies press forward, with rear guards delaying enemy movement along the Niemen and rail lines intact for northward troop movement. The report notes continued Russian gains and censors easing guidance on supply routes.
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Plans to Aid Cotton Growers Amid Market Strain
President Whison dlen WG Hardie maps federal aid for cotton growers in Ubirago. The War Whar line dnyns Usatrd ce cotton situation prompts government representations against market disruption. A gin under consideration would mitigate losses and stabilize supply.
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Treasury to back cotton loans with gold reserves
Treasury officials disclosed a plan by Secretary McAdoo to deposit up to 20 million dollars in gold with Federal Reserve banks to back loans on cotton secured by warehouse receipts. Banks would lend to southern producers at rates not exceeding six percent, expanding credit to store cotton until market conditions improve amid European war pressures.
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Naval Victory Check German Forces At Copenhagen
Fragmented report describes German naval actions and Allied responses with mentions of torpedo boats, cruisers, and patrols. It references Copenhagen and broader wartime operations including supply lines, air and sea tension, and strategic movements impacting the Atlantic theater.
No Word From Berlin Office Continues Delaying Updates
Washington reports four days pass with no word from Berlin as Germany sinks the Arabic. American casualties are two dying, with the United States demanding warning before merchant ship destruction and seeking fuller details from the German government. Ambassador Page in London and Gerard are tasked to provide summaries as information trickles in.
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Cormany
Proceedings by District Court in Mbaury Coron Hevesied
A district court, presided by Judge Haw OIE, conducted proceedings regarding the estate of Wilton Wilker et al. The Me ein of bu Ordeses were issued and Wilton Wilker and other parties appeared. The court scheduled further actions and set a timetable with several days to respond or respond to motions.
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Children Buried To Death Near Twin Falls
Four children and the year old neighbor child were found dead after a fire at the Tooth ranch house near Churchill south of Twin Falls Idaho. The parents were away at a party when the blaze started. Fire destroyed the home. a five year old and two year old perished under the ruins while the Tooth girl clutched her infant sibling. Cause of the fire is unknown.
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Levees Break In Newport Ark Flood Maroons Five Thousand
Five thousand residents in Newport Arkansas face marooning as White River floods rise five to twelve feet after heavy rains. Levees failed early today, isolating the town. trains halted and telephone lines severed. Rescue boats evacuated some families from rooftops but the flood overwhelmed boats. Food and water scarce as authorities fear worsening conditions overnight.
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Almost a riot in Salt Lake ends with arrests
Salt Lake August 24 police arrested Turah Wee and George Nider after a confrontation at Main and Sovand Saith streets. Milner, Ridner, and a newspaper vendor were briefly detained as officers broke up the disturbance near Ruben. The incident began after 7 p.m. when officers tried to detain Mrs. Lend Ruben.
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Train Wrecker Sent to Asylum
A damaged report recounts a train wreck near Springy site with a suspect, a man named Deets Wallis, testifying to a life event as police investigate. The fragment notes the accused’s alleged involvement and a court timeline with limited readable names and places.
Health column shows dubious cures and folk remedies
A jumble of reader questions and dubious answers offers various purported treatments for hair loss dandruff obesity weakness and general wellbeing. The piece presents ad hoc remedies like laxatives tonics and powders, with mixed cautions and incomplete guidance.
Uncertain custody case erupts over railroading damage claims
The article reports a man who oscillates between custody and freedom claiming an "e-mania" motive for destroying railroad property. He blames railroads for his misfortunes and warns he would kill any railway conductor or brakeman if committed to a mental hospital.
Italians Claim More Victories On Front Lines
An official Italian headquarters statement dated August 24 reports on actions near upper Cordevalli where a raid on trenches defending heights between Lanagass and Smtesei was repulsed despite early fire and grenades. It notes ongoing defense improvements in Tolming and a night attack near Careo that failed to breach left wing positions. Weak enemy pushes toward the front were repulsed along the Settuol sector.
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Appreciation Message From Visiting Geologists to Ogden Officials
A letter from Douglas W Johnson thanks Mayor A G Fell and Superintendent 7. S Brackley for warm hospitality shown to a Columbia University Physiography excursion party in Utah. The guests praised the princely reception and memorable stay, noting the peaceable welcome extended to strangers. The note is dated August 22 and signed by Johnson.
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Fragmentary Interrogatory on Acuna Sent to Washington
A garbled report notes an Interrogatory to Washington transmitted by J. Silliman with seven signers from the American state. The message hints at information requests and potential attitudes of constitutionalists regarding a proposed conference, as Secretary Lansing weighs the knowledge needed.
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Lansing’ Pote
Burned to Death Proves Secret Civil Service Official Involved
An Ontario letter claims Tessin Hawre was burned to death after her clothing caught fire in a store. The report notes the incident occurred on August 8 and suggests the fire led to her death the following day. Local authorities and witnesses provided fragmentary details amid the investigation.
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