John P. St. John Dies in Kansas at 83
John Pierce St. John famed as Kansas governor and national prohibition advocate died in Olathe Kansas at 83 after a long speaking tour. A Civil War veteran and senator, he led calls to end liquor with statewide prohibition and once recounted battles over reform during his gubernatorial term.
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John Pierce St. John
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Artillery Active on Battle Fronts Across Europa
Parts report active artillery on all battle fronts in Europe. Austro Hungarian forces hold new positions northeast of Kronstadt and west of Crik Szreda along the Danube. Romanian attacks east of the Iron Gate are repulsed and Danube fronts see heavy fighting. Russian forces repulse a German attack in Volhynia. Somme actions involve French units.
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Dramatic Senate Hearing Over Railroad Strike Could Halt Action
Washington August 31 Representatives of railroads, unions and shippers argued for nine hours before the senate interstate commerce committee on a proposed bill to avert a looming strike and compensate lines for added costs. A. S. Garretson, head of the Order of Railway Conductors, moved the room with his impassioned plea about power to defer the strike, saying other brotherhood leaders could not promise similar latitude. He spoke of a Gethsemane moment and wept as he faced the crowd, then left the chamber after an intense, silent pause.
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Dissolution of J C Lee & Son partnership in Tecoma Nevada
The firm known as J C Lee & Son in Tecoma Nevada has been dissolved by mutual consent. C F Lee has purchased the entire interest and will pay all part thereof. Dated August 29 1916. Advertisement.
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Retreat of the Teuton Forces Across Transylvanian Front
Geneva dispatch reports a general retreat along the 302 mile Transylvanian front with Bund headquarters still intact. The Ausiretlung claims the political boundary cannot be held as fighting spreads, with only the Bund maintaining position.
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Rumanians Overrun Transylvania and Advance Fronts Across Europe
Rumanian forces push into Transylvania seizing Kronstadt and other towns, with nine towns reported occupied and passes of the Transylvanian Alps controlled. Simultaneous moves threaten Bulgaria and Turkey as Russian troops land near Constanta and Danube frontlines extend 490 miles from the Iron Gates to the Serbian border.
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Hungary
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Railroads Protest Adamson Eight Hour Bill
Chicago August 21 President Hale Holden of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy says passage of the Adamson eight hour bill would not satisfy railroads or settle the dispute. He notes Supreme Court rulings limiting federal wage power and says railroads will not act hastily. Chicago railroad presidents met at the Chicago Club with Male Molden and J W Higgins, the Association of Western Railways chair. The meeting issued a brief statement on methods of dealing with the issue.
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Will Retaliate by Mail Seizure
Washington reports a government policy to use commercial retaliation in response to allied interference with American trade. Officials say the move follows debates among Secretary Latta and lawmakers and aims to pressure belligerents through shipping and revenue measures.
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