War haunts US Chilean trade with Argentina in war strain
U S commercial relations with South America sag under wartime strain. Lack of labor and shipping limits exports to Argentina, forcing factories there to halt or reduce output. US credit in Buenos Aires rises, but diplomatic efforts are needed as ships face danger and trade needs grow. Argentina boosts merchant fleets to ease wartime shortages.
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South America
Washington
United States
South
Argentina
Leavy Iron
Cork
Argéntide
Duenon
Alrea Lave Coma
Balloks
Mnet
Ely
Interea
Americans Battle Report From Aisne to Marne Front
Vorwaerts cites a Uim front dispatch dated July 27 detailing American forces fighting in mixed divisions against German units in the Aisne and Marne sectors. The report praises American equipment but notes limited deployment and significant casualties, with observers questioning American fighting prowess and suggesting German artillery and French training influenced outcomes.
Congressmen Witness First Real Fighting On Aisne Front
Six war bred American congressmen led by Thomas A Chautier Oklahoma M Clyde Kelly Pennsylvania Bouton Michigan Thaddeus Wayne Arkansas John A Blaton California and Joseph Thompson Oklahoma observe from a hillside near Sergy and Fere en Tardenois as Allied forces fight along the Aisne Marne sector. The group sights German counter attacks and a hillside vantage captures the moment of combat amid shelling and war debris. Paris reports say allied gains hold northeast of Fore en Tardenois while German efforts to retake St Euphrasie fail. In Philadelphia housing strains rise with wartime demand for workers and rising rents as construction lumbers forward. Washington notes the Mametz battle entering a new phase with intensified fighting and American spearhead activity.
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Daly
Pras
Paria
Sergy
Fere
Trermans
Thomas A Chautier
Oklahoma
M. Clyde Kelly
Pennsylvania
Bouts
Son
Michigan
Thaddeus 5
Way of
Arkansas
John A. Blaton
California
Joseph Thompson
Olahoma
Chateau ‘Thierry
Paris
St. Louie
Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad
Wrmng
Batttefield
Noutheast
Feroent Tardenois
Alliée
Fereen-Cardenais
Casxday
God
St. Euphratie
Rheims
Quregq
Trdendis
Sorgy
Thelms
St. Euphreiae
Euphrates
Washington
Aisne-Marne
Willy
Geran
London
Feroern Tardenole
Serey
Julie East
Weal
Father Orp EH
Ha Impetwosky
Vésie
Fock Hay
Baker
Thatcher
Otheg
March
Regular
National Army
National Guard
United States
Gold not to be removed from the United States order issued
A wartington notice warns that gold must not be taken out of the United States under a Parianen order today. Travelers leaving for foreign service face checks on service papers and credentials, with emphasis on preventing export of gold through military and civilian personnel. Warnings reference Tactical rights and enforcement by authorities, including the House Wax minde Unik and related officials.
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U.S
Wartington
Foreien Servier
United States
Submarine Menace Declared Diminished By Meadmarine Fleet
London July 30 The Meadmarine fleet reportedly reduced the submarine threat in its present form as Sir Eric Geddes Lord of the Admiralty spoke to MPs. He warned that additional measures are needed to meet the wartime challenge and to push toward the inevitable merger of naval assets.
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London
Meadmarine
Eric Geddes
Admiralty
da (Hae Housa
Contmonn
Theater tax to be doubled in new war revenue bill
Washington July 30 the House Ways and Means Committee considered a new eight billion dollar war revenue bill proposing a doubling of taxes on admissions to amusements and clubs. The majority favored doubling but final decision was referred.
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Washington
Delicacies for Soldiers Stolen in New York Court
In New York a federal court revealed a theft of delicacies worth over $100,000 intended for American soldiers abroad. The stevedores pleaded guilty to railway misdeeds and were sentenced to jail. The article also notes Unseasoned opinions on baseball schedules and a Japanese warship ashore near a Pacific port.
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New York
Anvertons Zaldlera
Pacific
Méssige
Naa
Deel Wat
Hapeynti
Reindeer Herd to be Moved to Labrador Territory
After twelve years of reindeer breeding in northern Newfoundland Dr. Wilfred Grenfell plans transferring the herd to Canadian Labrador Bell Island Strait area. The program aims to cross breed with caribou to restore vigor, with 300 animals to move, backstop by Quebec government approvals. The move follows a decline from 1200 to 300 due to inbreeding and scarce feeding, as Grenfell awaits government transport authorization this spring.
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Newfoundland
Wilfred Grenfall
Labrador
Mas
Canadian Labrador
Bell Tslo Strait
Grenfell
New
Plane bombers to drop candle power lighting over enemy territory
Washington reports a powerful searchlight system will be used on bombers to illuminate enemy areas. A 15 relay unit will release from the aircraft in parachutes at 200 feet, generating more than 400000 candle power over an area about one half mile in diameter. The glare is said to prevent ground detection of the aircraft.
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Washington
Ordnanes Department
Marschal Named Chief of Grriuan Emperor’s Military Cabin
Amsterdam reports Major General Buren Marschal appointed chief of the Grriuan emperor’s military cabin, succeeding Lieutenant General Moritz von Lichnow who retires due to ill health.
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Amsterdam
Buren Marschal
Guneral
Moritz v En Lichnow
Niagara Falls Power Channel Launch Aims 1 Million HP
Ontario hydro commission launches a new water canal project on the Canadian side of Niagara Falls. It contemplates immediate production around 100000 horsepower, with potential expansion to 1000000 horsepower. The plan includes a power house near the escarpment below Queenstown heights and a Welland River intake. The project shifts Canadian power policy, cutting exports and aiming to boost domestic output for Ontario municipalities within a 200 mile radius.
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Duppalo
Niapara Falls
Ontario Hydro Commission
Ningara Falls
Welland
Ningara
Queenstown Heights
Teyeo
Brock
Erin
Ontario
Poenstocks
Aiddi- Howl
Ender Consteuet
Ace
Walter
Ontario Savermuent
Inocent
Adam Borkchatravin
Water diversions spark cross border power debate
The report outlines a 140000 horsepower capacity with hydroelectric and steam plants, noting water diversions limited by treaty to 36090 cubic feet per second on the Canadian side and 20000 feet on the American side. Canadian authorizations allow most diversions except 6000 cfs, while the new channel would take about 10000 cfs. Possible treaty modification and consolidation of Canadian firms loom as options amid war-related demand and near-limit company allowances.
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Dufinle
Sir Aram
Canada
Great Ilialy
United States
Croada
Century Old Fund Claim in Dispute
Boston July 20 The Massachusetts supreme court is asked to decide ownership of a nearly century old fund claimed by the commonwealth and the Chilean government. It arose from 1893 when a US ship bound for Boston was seized by Chilean revolutionists and cargo confiscated. Indemnity of 70400 dollars was paid, with William J. Gardiner of Brookline appointed to distribute to heirs.
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Boston
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Massachusetts
H Sea
Chile
United States
Calle
William J. Gardiner
Brookline
Ife
Taqua
Maqua
Mercants
Thomas Furber
Mr. Gardiner
Jo- Cala Iyear Parsons
Evandsei
Tabert H. Gardiner
Heirs Sought for Purber Family Across Records
The board searched state department files and American consular records at Canterbury for the heirs of Paqua, Moga and Thomas Purber. Officials pursued leads through multiple sources to establish rightful succession.
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Robert 9. Gardiner
State Department
Cantershine
Heira
Paqua
Moga
Thomas Purber
Haddock Named University Teacher in Utah
J. Haddock resigns business to join State University Faculty as associate professor of industrial education. He will direct vocational education across Utah, overseeing trade and industry programs under state and federal leadership.
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Salt Lane
Hatdack
Traddock
State Universty
Tribune
Haddock
St It University
Waddock
Oy Blatu Elhervisor
Francis Wirkan
Tah
Kirkham
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