Officers Explain Delayed Irish Relief Fund Mission
In a Baltimore American report officers of the Irish Relief fund explain why Eugene H. Kelly and Joseph Smith could not land in Ireland with $50,000. Disarrayed travel plans and a late dispatch to England delayed the Dublin mission as critics question nonpolitical aims. Meanwhile American representatives push for relief for the Irish revolt’s refugees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Turpin
New York
Lyceum
Menot
Eugene H. Kelly
Joseph Smith
England
State Department
Washington
Meesie Kelly
Smalth
Dublin
United States
Peteunt
London
Malladelphia
Liverpool
Glover
Trish
Mr. Kelly
James 1
Baltimore American
Hurricane roars through Spanish provinces wrecking towns
A hurricane of unprecedented violence sweeps Baragosca Sortia Valledello Leon and Pontevedra. Tor ron village left in ruins as three churches collapse. Eleven bodies recovered and material damage is extensive. The interior minister seeks a general relief appropriation for ruined farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Va Parle
Baragosca
Sortia
Valledello
Leon
Pontevedra
Torron
Ateca
Aragos
Eloven
Steamer Tyne Floated Into Port After Collision
The British steamer Tyne, which struck rocks off Grand Manan in thick fog, was towed into St John N B this morning. The vessel was leaking badly but later secured and brought into port for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyne
St John N
Grand Manan
Emperor William tours eastern front amid Peronne siege
From German headquarters near the Somme the emperor William and General Falkenhayn assess the battle as weather delays operations. Civilians evacuate Peronne while German and French forces contest La Maisonette and surrounding high ground. the siege defines the shifting front with the park and chateau in contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borome
Wertin
London
Wiliam
Sazon
Baden
Erich von Palkenhayn
Army
Annsien
Somme
Associated Press
Perpons
Elouta
Sonimals
Bate Nield
Peronne
Bomme
Ia Melsooetis
la Maisanette
Helert
Sa Marionette
Vilare
Belloy
Boyescourt
al Droppicn
Shalls
Darliaux
Hantle
Belioy
Thetillain
Eatrea
Tarleur
la Maisonette
Binches
la Maisonetta
Pittaton
Officer witnesses Indian sun dance at Utah basin
Deputy U.S. Marshal David Thomas observed a Ute sun dance last week near Whiterocks after serving subpoenas to seventy eight water users in a government suit over waters for Indian lands. He described the ceremony as a religious rite lasting three days with tomtom music and endurance tests, not the barbarous spectacle some stories suggested. The case is scheduled before Judge Tillman D. Johnson in the U.S. district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulnia Bassin
United States
David Thomas
Willie
Thomas
Ints
Entabbiah
Tthe
Whiterocks
Sun Dance
Tillman D. Johnson
United States District Court
Arbitration and crime notes amid international strain and local crime
A mixed report covers a pending arbitration shift in British French policy to restore U S debts as a neutral power, plus a Belgian relief wheat proposal. It also details a Utah bank robbery tied to Koehler and companions, court proceedings, and a health survey by Dr Hill visiting multiple Utah counties about potato crop conditions and a transfer of labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amisterdam
Netherlands
Commission of American Doctore
Meassels
American Commission For Relief
Belgium
United States
Aros Isels
Hill
Weber
Cache
Box Elder
Rich
Utah
Balt Lake
Juad
Bevier
Millard
Banpete Darley
Wasatch
Jnrpee
Lin
Salt Lake
Reuben Ei
Springville
Weabingston
Department of Agriculture
British Press Notes On American Note About Freedoms Of The Seas
London correspondence notes delayed attention to the American note on mails and freedom of the seas. It cites publication delays, the Times printing the full note June 19, and the Economist urging care to avoid setting neutral precedents. It warns that future wars could prompt belligerents to intercept mail and open private letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
America
Times
Panera
England
Foreign Office
Nota
Economist
Te Ponts
Amiog
Wilson
United States
Spain
Belligerenta
Mali
Landon
Paris
New York
Sery Girorg
Cashier Discharged In Bingham Case
Lake, July 26 A Walter Koebler former Copperfield State Bank cashier faced embezzlement charges for $2311 stolen April 24. He was discharged after a lengthy preliminary hearing before Judge B A Rogete, with Assistant County Attorney Van Dam indicating the case against F. B. Janis should be dismissed. The ruling ends one of Utah’s longest crim inal preliminary hearings and avoided further delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koehler
J. F. Wilkson
Utah Copper Company
van Dam
Soren X. Christensen
Hamelesa
Bia
Kochler
Bal Lake
Aletant
B. Janis
Koebler
Mags
Utah
Cate
Woxgers
New President Proclaimed in Santo Domingo
San Domingo July 26 Fredericn Henriques Carvajal was proclaimed president of the republic, succeeding John Isadaro Jimines. He had been elected to the chamber of deputies on May 17 but Senate confirmation came at the request of Admiral Caperton, commander of American naval forces in Santo Domingo, amid unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Domingo
Fredericn Henriques Carvajal
Treiisonal
Carvajal
Utah potato quality improves, scientists report
Dr George reports potato crop quality on the rise this year at the agricultural caliere. The July 24 update notes improved tuber size and disease resistance, with higher yields and better market prospects for the Utah potato harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
George
Agricultural Caliere
Idaho man held up and robbed in Idaho an incident
T. I. Gordon of Loranta Idaho was assaulted and robbed of 45 in gold and a valuable watch last night. Two men emerged from an alley near Wall Avenue between Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth streets around 9 30 p m. They dragged him and escaped with cash and the watch. Sergeant O T Mobinian investigated but could not locate the robbers. Gordon had bought the watch yesterday and supplied its serial number.
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R Ebericts
Leine
Koehler
Salt Lake
Lewis
Po Iter
Gordon
Loranta
Idaho
Wall Avenue
O. T. Mobinian
Olive Steamer Saved After Ale Loss Off Algiers
The British steamer Olive Lag of 226 tons was saved after distress near Algiers. Her crew were rescued. The vessel’s recent movements were not reported and the date appears July 26 with an unclear time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenian
Algiers
Lloyd's Saga
Olive
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Ireland
Silcha
John Murphy
Buffalo
John Gill
Murphy
Gill Jett
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Air
Smith
Spanish
Kaiser
Sarleux
Wed
Fhié Kimble Ti
Pegss
Anheuser-Busch
St, Louis
USA
AA_EL
Becker Brewing & Malting Co
Ditibuion
Ogden
Billie Burke
Alhambra
Bingham
Santo Domingo
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