LW. W. scheme to destroy the government exposed
James P. Hole Mins, head of New York State Federation of Jahr, testified before joint legislative committees about LW. W. schemes. He said the organization has organized thousands of workers nationwide to push for abolishing parliament, naming the Amalgamated Garment Workers of America as its strongest radical group with an estimated 70,000 members. He claimed foreigners largely lead the union and warned of an international revolutionary industrial union linking the Americas and other nations. He noted radical propaganda spreading beyond garment workers into molders and restaurant staff, and stated much of the I. W. W. movement is controlled by foreigners.
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New York
James P. Hole Mins
New York State
Federation of Jahr
OW. W
Dilland
Garment Workers
Amlérica
Seadera
Acheme
Holland
Hag
Aakil
Ansong Une Garment Workers
Ifullauri
Dante Hellave
I. W.W
Marmont
Fires in Idaho Forests Mirror 1910 Devastation
Forest officials report conditions in Idaho forests near towns like Boise Cascade and Holley resemble those before the 1910 fires. The 1416 fire has spread through Clearwater, St Joe, Coeur d Alene and Cabinet forests, threatening farms and towns. Government spending on firefighting nears 800000, with many homes lost and lives endangered. Local crews join federal efforts to contain the blazes in four districts as the Mazard Creek fire reactivates.
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Clearwater
Idahn
St. Joe
Coeur Dalene
Cabinet
Fila
Forest Service
Losis
Danders Sil
Hoish
Idaho
Boise
Cascade
Holley
Baring
Yellow Pine
Weiser and
Mazard Creek
Chamberlain Bastion
Winkes
Ruko Wool Vawers’ Association
Altisol
Ant
Aml
Northern forests stay dry as plea for 100 more firefighters
Supplies can be spared but the region remains parched. No taint has fallen in southern Idabo for forty seven days and hundreds of square miles of forests are extremely dry. The General Land Office in Bulae issues a call for 100 volunteers to fight fires at fifty cents an hour, plus beard and transportation.
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Idabo
General Land Office
Bulae
Freckles Removal with Othine Double Strength
A vintage advertisement promises to remove freckles using Othine double strength. Apply nightly to the skin with a codified claim of fading worst spots and clearing the complexion, backed by a money back guarantee if freckles persist.
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Seldon
Pershing Meets Military Men Of Parliament
Gen John J Pershing commander in chief of the American expeditionary forces met the military leaders of parliament in the committee room of the house of commons and was warmly received by Winston Churchill who noted Pershings prior service side by side with British troops. Pershing spoke on American sentiment and recalled his previous visit two years ago, praising the wartime cooperation and experience of the allied forces.
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London
Associated Press
John J. Pershing
House of Conmens
Winston Spencer Churchill
Churchill
General Pershing
Rershing Sali
American and Allied War Lessons and Bonds Formed
Viscount Middleton reports on Anglo American cooperation in World War I, noting how US troops learned quickly from Allied leadership, trained at staff colleges, and coordinated logistics and operations. He emphasizes lasting unity and the need for continued Anglo-Saxon nations’ partnership to prevent future wars and strengthen peace.
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America
Fener
Uie
Europe
France
Inerehy & Ling
Hall
Geouys
Viscount Niddleton
Ann
Verghinn
Armmay
Spanish Editor Violates Trading With Enemy Law
Bl Paso Texas July 37 Charged with violating the trading with the enemy act Taig HK Alvarez editor of La Republica daily was arrested by ICE agents. He allegedly failed to furnish posts with translations of inflammatory articles encouraging Mexicans to resist American forces, as alleged by the complaint.
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Paso
Texas
Neith
Taig HK. Alvarez
Department of c-,Ice
la Republica
Mexico
Oreur
De Valera Visits Amid Raucous Welcome And Parade Delays
A demonstrative march greeted De Valera as Mayor James Stolph welcomed him. The procession clogged by a wall of supporters and disorder stalled the president’s planned formal address, delaying a rest before a strenuous speech tonight.
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James Stolph
Order of Hiebernlays
Piris
Valera
de Valera
Bayer Cross on Genuine Aspirin Promotes Safe Use
Fragmented OCR describes Bayer aspirin branding and safety warnings for authentic tablets. It notes avoiding broken tablets and mentions aspirin helps with headaches earache toothache and colds, with 12 tablets priced at a few cents and larger packages available. The text cites the product as manufactured under a trade mark and lists manufacturers in vague terms.
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Bayer
American Consuls Not Yet on the Job in Germany
Paris July 17 The Associated Press reports no American consuls are yet in German ports. Beltish, French and other European consuls are clearing ships. The American Teller admits two food supply ships and one with cotton have cleared German ports. Director General Hoover refused to issue orders for more ships without legal authority amid threats of cargo sanctions for Czecho Slovakia.
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Paris
Associated Press
Beltish
Americar
Teller
Geernal Hoover
Isne
Germany Seeks Trade Ties With Russia in Effort Amid War
London dispatch reports Germany aims to establish trade relations with Russia, with a German mission visiting Moscow. Under-secretary Cecil F. Yarmawerth told the chamber of commerce the move could ease wartime pressures.
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Germany
Russia
London
Favlet Tivesia
Russa of
Cecil Fl Yarmawerth
Ofatale
High Cost of Living Not Settled by the French
Paris dispatch reports that measures announced by governments fail to ease the high cost of living. An executive committee of the General Labour Federation vows another meeting to plan a general strike, with possible indefinite postponement of actions. The National Railways union reports seventeen protests against the guidance from provincial branches and the church school leadership changes are noted.
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Paris
Lkely
General Labor Federation
Marcel Hutin
Echo de Paries
National Railroadera’ Union
Thas
Ambassadors Discuss Air Purchases Amid Murder Case
A fragmentary report notes conferences involving Acting Secretary Polk and Henry P. Fletcher, with Mexican affairs connected to a death penalty case. It mentions a plea for renewed permission to buy aircraft and munitions, a prisoner named Ramislez, and a misunderstanding about pardons amid tensions with Mexico and Madison County.
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Wasiun
Sonillas
Mexica
Plate Department
Polk
Henry P. Fletcher
Hossa
Iolaho
Vincent Ramislez
Wadi
Attor Ny. Porilas
Jostrabiymia
J.B. Eldridge
Mexico City
Rether
Ramisiex
Mexico
Dor
Hiscarta
Madison
De Valera given boisterous welcome in San Francisco
Uproarious greetings greeted De Valera on arrival to be guest of honor at the Ancient Order of Hiteroblasa national convention in San Francisco. The welcome reflected strong support as he traveled amid festive crowds and prominent observers noted the event.
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de Valera
San Francisco
San Thanctiseo
The
Trish Respublic
Ancient
Order of Hiteroblasa
Kiren
Woman with shotgun recaptures escaped prisoner in Idaho
Blackfoot Idaho July 17 Tom Paterson and Malcom Beasley aged 1 escaped from St Anthony reform school. Deputy Sheriff George St Exetl and George Soisser of Tabor recaptured Paterson. Mrs B L Taylor of Pocatello tracked Paterson to Taber farm, loaded a shotgun, seized his pistol and walked him to a Taber store to await officers.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
Tom Paterson
Malcom Beasley
St. Anthony
Neatley
George St. Exetl
George Soisser
Tabor
Paterson
B. L. Taylor
South Fourth Street
Pocatello
Taylor
Taber
Tocatello
Uo Sesalin
Amacy accomplice charged in Blacara murder case
The text describes a dramatic claim that a man named Rakinies and Espingen acted as accomplices to a murder at the Dizara home. The old man testifies that during the night the men moved through sleeping rooms, carried Blacara's body, and buried it in the yard under a bright moon. The account names Mexicans among the murdered and notes the alleged involvement of prisoners in the deed.
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Pinasa
Dizara
Raminies
Espingen
Bewse
Blacara
Amended Sundry Civil Bill Passed By House Today
Washington January 17 amended to provide fourteen million nine hundred twenty four thousand dollars for rehabilitation of wounded soldiers sailors and marines in the Sundry Civil appropriation bill which was vetoed by the president and was passed today by the House and sent to the Senate.
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Washington
Sonate
Falls 2000 Feet When Lifebelt Fails
In Américas, a sergeant aboard a training flight fell two thousand feet after his lifebelt gave way. The wrecked machine plunged nearly a mile from the crash site as the sergeant, Eaton, failed to escape in time. Investigators believe the lifebelt malfunction caused the fatal descent.
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Americus
Vluahing
Long Talend
Bryan Condemns U S Alliance With France in Speech
William Jennings Bryan denounces any U S alliance with France while supporting the League of Nations. He argues such an alliance would discredit the League, threaten worldwide unity, and misrepresent American aims. He cites Manchester remarks and urges opposition to the France pact to ratify the global league.
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Wiliam
Bryan
League of Nations
Eny
France
Ing
Rhode
League
America
Manchester
Our
Eney
Two Prisoners Are Being Brought to United States
Two German prisoners of war, conditioned to the director of military intelligence, were aboard the transport Agamemnon set to sail from New York on July 23, with officials saying no further information on the destination or purpose. Other notes report Wilson arrival of troops from Marseille, details on casuals and unit detachments, and a drowning incident in Montana followed by a boxing match result in St Paul.
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United States
Washington
Director of Military Intelligence
Agamemmann
Rieal
New York
War Departments
War Department
Canvale
Wilson
Marnelites
32Th Lutchery Company
Comepany
Transportation Corps
247Th Military Police Company
Marseilles
Atean- Vahip
Teaaro
Colorado
Oklahoma
California
Arkansas
New Mexico
Nevada
Roma
T1 Company
Smuts Urges Appeasement and German Reconciliation
London reports General Smuts, South Africa’s high commissioner and peace delegation member, advocates appeasement with Germany and urges Russia to settle its borders. He warns Britain cannot stabilize Europe without a reined, guided Germany and questions the durability of the peace terms amid European upheaval.
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London
Jan Christian Smuts
Unio
South Africa
Thes
Germany
Ireland
Swmote
Britain
Jimmy Wikle Defeats American in London Boxing bout
In London on July 17 Jimmy Wikle defeated American challenger Moore in a twenty round title contest at the Olympic. Referee scored for Wikle as Moore pressed for a knockout in later rounds but Wikle’s ring craft and clever defense kept him ahead. Large crowd witnessed the bout with General Peishing and Prince Albert in the royal box.
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Tondon
Jimmy Wildes
Tritaln ofiynWelebt
Fealal Pri Moore
Memphis
Moere
Wilde
Moore
Gom
Princs
Wales
J. J. Perehing
Aad Hin
Albert
Peeshing
Cox Stable Wins At Grand Circuit Races in Michigan
Kalamazoo Michigan July 17 The $2000 Columbia Motel purse for 2 year old trotters featured Cox Stable horses HK Hore McGregor The Great led a field of thirteen to straight wins with times around 2 06 44 2 08 and 2 0 77 An upset occurred in the 2 98 trot Holyrood Kate swept the heats while Alile Jans, the favorite, failed to win Natalie The Great daughter of Peter the Great and Heirail Law captured the 2 14 pace over the half mile track, with Heirail Law taking two heats before finishing fourth and then winning the fourth heat
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Columbia Motel
Cox Stable
HK Hore
McGregor the Great
Holyrood Kate
Alile Jans
Dees
Waa Egay
Natalie the Great
Peter Abe Great
Ime-Belog
BBM LS
Heirail-Law
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Church Board of Education
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George Hi. Brimball
Brimhall
Brigham Young University
Provo
AR. Melntyre Drag Co
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U. S
Ford
Missoula
Mont
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Jorge McKay
Jeannie Adams
Weing
Clark's Park
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Waderiow
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Jay
Mike O'Dowd
al McCoy
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Tere
Gomany
Jimmy Wikle
Cox
Michigan
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