Baby dies after electric train accident in city
A two year old boy from Kir and Louie Addipson aged two was struck by a Bamberger electric train near Lincoln avenue and Twenty seventh street. He suffered severe leg and head injuries and was taken to Doe hospital where his condition remained grave with no clear recovery in sight.
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Tentona
Hie
Bad Brulua
Abdov
Iir
Abe Addieson
Lincoln Ave
Pute
Twenty-seventh Street
Ute Kostler
Doe Hospital
Re Dumke
Concessions by Great Britain Move Toward Trade Talks
Washington reports that Britain has informally advised the State Department that it is prepared to make concessions in American commerce to ease friction between the nations. The move is viewed as aimed at reducing tensions and resuming normal trade relations.
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Washington
State Department
Besn
Great Britain
Cnusen
Great Britain to modify its order on shipments from Germany and Austria
The State Department reports Britain will modify the order prohibiting shipments of goods bought by Americans from Germany and Austria. The change delays and broadens the restriction, with Britain planning to extend restrictions to additional classes of cargo and to reaffirm promises to expedite condemnation of ships and allocate compensation for American owners. The move threatens American trade as orders valued in the millions were placed in Germany before the order.
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Great Britain
Germany
Austria
State Department
Anatria
Rotterdam
Halland
Brunell
Orteln
Suhourls
Belgium
Great Baritain
Shipmynta
Helelum
Bhippert
Britain
Real Britain
Tle
New York
Brlin
Marin
Excursion 19n Canada August 3rd
Travel ad announces an August 3rd Canada excursion with routes to Ceriston Cranslade Magrath Raymon Spring Coulee Burling Tromwi on the Oregon Short Line Union Pacific System through Utah and Idaho. Contact City Ticket Office 2614 Washington Avenue for reservations and details.
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Ceriston
Canslidae
Magrath
Raymon
Spring Coulee
Burling
Oregon
Utah
Idaho
Washington Avenue
Phono
Dead on Eastland at 1105 and rising figures
Fragmentary report from Chivago July 29 gives a tally of deaths on the Steamer Eastland. Early totals show 1105 dead with local officials in Western Electric camping at Woeburn reporting 273 losses.
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Eastland
Chivago
Aguren
Hatland
Wester
Bern
Commissioner Tuttle named U S commissioner to Panama Expo
William E. Tuttle, Democratic congressman from Naw Jersey and banker, is appointed the United States commissioner to the Panama-Pacific Exposition opening November 4. The last Congress appropriated 320,000 for the U S participation and Tuttle is coordinating the Water State exhibit with headquarters planned here until the expo ends.
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William FE. Tuttle
Naw Jlerney
Hod Business
United States
Tattle
Titeirea
Panama
Marines Land in Haiti Face Light Opposition
American marines landed at Fort Au Prince Haiti and met opposition that was overcome without casualties among sailors. Admiral Caperton reported the city secured and the night’s disruption dampened. Advance forces move forward while alliance soldiers and civilians cooperate today.
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Washington
Fort Au Prince
Haiti
Admiral Caperton
Navy Department
Fanting Tarcun
Msarm Hallien
WarsaW to fall to the Germans in extended siege
War dispatches describe German forces crossing key rivers near Warsaw as Russian and Allied troops debate strategy. Evacuation rumors surface while commentators warn the city might be abandoned to avoid extended combat. Foreign dispatches hint at German advances and possible entry into Warsaw with imperial observers watching closely.
My Dying Declaration and Cherpi Welts in Amerin
A garbled musing of a report blends a dying declaration with scattered names and places. It references AMOS, Gk teh, and US locales, with a lament over crops and a meeting where chanting and a litany occur amid unclear events.
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Wien
Phos
Tie
Guity Ieee
Amos
Choan
Becker Declares Innocence on Eve of Execution in Rosenthal Case
Charles Becker, condemned for the Rosenthal murder, proclaims innocence in a final letter to Governor Whitman. He laments failed reprieve efforts by his wife and—urging truth to prevail—denounces prosecutors and governors while stating he awaits death at Sing Sing. Medical witnesses and prison chaplains report on his fading hope.
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Stelen Hecker
Charles Becker” ‘Barker
Meath
Mra Tucker
New York
John Becker
John Lynch
Becker
Rosenthal
W. ¥. Caghin
James Curry
Ossining
Whiten
Hatemente
Necker
Tam
Herman Repenthel
Beckner
Lexive Tentimeny Aguinet
Amy Treat
Beckay
Roventhal
Vaneur
Sirine
Poghheopate
Suapaby Ahly
Nexon
Sonsy
Charles Teeher
Tern Rosenthal
Gore Ohne Whitman
Woolig
Severner
Unsuccessful Mrs Becker in high profile contention
Fragmentary report describes Mrs Becker’s unsuccessful attempt amid a political conference involving Governor Inston and figures like Johnna. The text references a disputed gate, remarks on access and control, and mentions a cautious stance about her knowledge of an open situation, with limited readable names and events.
Governor Denies Reprieve in Case Referred for Appeal
Major John Stanley Moora, governor's military secretary, and Alan Wore Drovent held long talks with Mr Johnston. The attorney asked for a reprieve to take the case to the appeals court and to have former justices Catlan and Andrews pass on the appeal for commutation. The governor declined both requests. When asked to grant a reprieve for new evidence, the governor said none was submitted.
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John Stanley Moora
Alan Wore
Mre. Hocker
Johnston
Court of Appeals
Edgar M. Catlan
William v. Andrews
Commianionern
Kather
United States Intervenes Over Mexico City Hunger Crisis
Washington dispatches report the state department demanding food access to starving Mexico City residents. Representations were sent to Generals Carranza Ville and Zapata, urging opening and keeping rail lines open for provision trains. Officials note starvation in Mexico City with worsening conditions and fear further clashes between factions.
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Washington
Mexico City
State Department
Carranza
Ville
Zapata
Che
Cayranza
Vera Cruz
Pachuca
Villa
Torreon
Mexi Jico City
Vocational art takes lead role in education drive
San Francisco on July 9 marked vocational art as a priority in education, aimed at building a strong nation. Moe T. Vernette Morse of Chicago, honorary life president of the National Vocational Art and Industrial Federation, presented a bronze plaque during the Panima- Paoltin Exposition exercises. The event emphasized vocational and industrial arts as crucial future foundations for national strength. The second item notes the July 29 funeral in Park City for Joseph Metlek, killed when struck by timber during the Daly Judge mine incident. The coroner's jury found the Daly-Judge stag company not liable, stating Metlek was negligent in his duties.
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San Francisco
Moe. T. Vernette Morse
Chicago
National Vocational Art and Industrial Federation
Mre. Morse
Park City
Joseph Metlek
Father Culligan
Frank Fountain
Daly-Judge Stag Company
Metiek
Hospital in Honor of German Sailors
A report from Berlin notes a hospital being built in Valparaiso to honor German sailors from the Scharnhorst Gneisenau Nurnberg and Leipzig units sunk near the Falkland Islands in the late December battle. Ambassador cables from Washington on July 28 report Gerard’s dissenting editorial views regarding the U S note.
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Fmena
Valparalkg
Gail Um
Ueto Tives
Scharnhorst
Gneisetau
Nurembute
Leigeig
Admiral Vou Sfrees
Wikland Islands
S, Washington
Ambasaador
Gerard
Taesta Jive Banenyg
Cetinan Editorial
Rear Admiral Moore Retires After Long Command
Rear Admiral Moore, commandant of the station at tiendale, retires due to age. Vice Admiral Hifferd succeeds him as the new commandant and Moore is assigned to the Naval Academy. The retirement marks end of a notable career with Moore presenting at a ceremony in New York.
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Ort. Moore
Tnt
Tiendale Ainee
Hifferd
Nonsie
Tival Academy
Moore
New York
Weil
Ailecoed
Advalent Mowra
Ayetuve
Rene Non Trade
London completes eleven million dollar dock project
A port authority in London reports the eleven million dollar dock nearing completion amid steady progress by workers. Officials say no further delays will impede the works and that stabilization measures will continue to keep the project on track for opening at the port.
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Lameon
Juiei
Tinekan
Lanny Tevenpart
Cie
London Authority
Grinder
Han Orhieh Pea
Belie
den Ghat
G Doctors Advice Refers to Purifiers and The Three Grain Tablets
A letter asks for medical cures for fever headaches poor sleep back pain and skin issues. The reply endorses kidney purifiers laxatives and three grain purgative tablets claiming digestion blood purification and vitality. Additional questions on dandruff scalp and weight gain are answered with similar tonics and three grain treatments.
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Priend
London Prepares for Postwar Supremacy Amid Works
A London statement declares that after the war, the city will be thoroughly equipped and superior to all others. It asserts ongoing constructions will make London unrivaled in every aspect, preventing Hambure from any threat to dominance.
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London
Hambure
Real Estate Transfers Record in County Office
Real estate transfers on file in the county recorder's office include Duha E Williams Williams wife An with Williamts part of Lot 8 Block 37 Lot A Ogden survey Condsideration $1 Mosteller in his wife dda Ke Mosteller part of Lot 4 Block 31 plat C Ogden survey Consideration to Brommitt and wife to RN Aldands part of Lot 5 and G Block A4 Noh Hill addition Ogden survey Consideration $159 37 Hale and wife to R G Agee part of Lot 23 Block 7 Mine Aure plat A Ogden survey Consideration $1
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County Recorder's Office
Duha E. Williame Wwlis
Wits Williamts
Ogden Survey
Conaldera‘Wun
I. Mosteller
Dda Ke Mosteller
Brommitt
Disease prevents livestock exhibit in San Francisco show
Chicago July 38 The butana mouth disease has cost Illinois livestock interests millions and will bar cattle hogs and sheep from being exhibited at the Panama Pacific Exposition livestock show in San Francisco. California bans entry of cattle from states with the disease until thirty days after free status is declared. Only seven counties affected on June 28. state will not be declared free until September. Prizes totaling 13200 in money premiums and medals awarded by the Illinois commission to exposition will be withdrawn to protect Illinois stock raisers. United States eliminated. Dertin July 29 via wireless Sayre. The Cologne Gazette notes Washington cabled that the latest American note on Germany and submarine warfare makes this difficult.
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Chicago
Mlinois
San Franeland
Tie”Ne
California
Timois Commission
Illinois
United States Teetering as Peace Mediator Role
A fragmented quote notes that the United States should act as a peace mediator and that Germany shares this view. The passage captures a diplomatic debate on leading influence and international mediation strategies during a tense period.
Pitcher Jumping Between Leagues Sparks Uncertain Move
A jumble of baseball notices emerges from Salt Like City report messily noting H Snser’s pitcher transfer from the White Sox to Los Angeles in the Pacific Coast league with unclear status. Dillon Valleves reportedly jumps to a Federal league club amid claimed offers, while manager Frank Nilson states he has no knowledge of the move.
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H Snsper
L White Sox
Los Angeles Chi
Pacific Coast
Lie
Frank Nilson
Dillon Valleves
Jaape
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