Provisional Greek Committee Orders Amid Macedonian Tensions
Athens reports a proclamation from the Creek Committee ruling northern Greece under revolutionaries. It aims to lift rationing, establish sanitary and military courts, and seeks to coordinate with German and British powers on prisoner exchanges as negotiations stall over broader terms.
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Athens
Greece
Paria
National Defete
Revolutionista
Greek Macedonia
Civilians to be released in proposed exchange plan
A wartime note reports that thousands of civilians interned in Germany and England may be released under a plan to exchange all able civilians not to serve during the war. U.S. Ambassador to Berlin John W. Gerard has discussed the proposal with German and British authorities as a potential solution.
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Elviliane
Chera
Tarole
Great
Fterlin
Londom
Germany
England
Ca Pa
Berlin
Joen W. Gerard
Canning and Preserving Sweet Corn Mustard Mix
A recipe describes sweet corn mustard with cabbage onion peppers and spices. Ingredients include vinegar, turmeric, mustard flour, sugar and salt. Mix dissolve turmeric in vinegar, cook with vegetables, then can to yield eight quarts.
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Fighteen Cary
Tob
Authorized to Renew Notes by Federal Court in Chicago
In New York the federal court authorized receiver B Jacob M Dickenson of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railway to renew the 7.5 million six percent collateral trust gold notes due August 16 or to borrow enough funds to pay them at maturity in a salt brought by American Steel Foundries company.
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New York
Jacob M. Dickenson
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway
American Steel Foundries Company
Japan and U S Can Be Friends Banquet Remarks
Elbert K. Gary of United States Steel told Japanese and American leaders at a Tokyo banquet that business in both nations prefers friendship over conflict. He urged citizen bodies to settle issues through representative deliberation and urged fighters against demagogues. Gary praised cooperation and mutual growth between Japan and the United States.
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Tokio
Bent
Elbert K. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
United States
Japan
United States of America
America
Jas
Empire
Tokyo
Street battles erupt in Athens amid police action
In Athens on September 4, secret police clashed with assailants linked to alleged Teutonic agents. Several people were wounded as Anglo French police pursued suspects, acting independently of the Greek government to enforce expulsion demands against Baron von Behenk and associates. Premier Zamile voiced strong protests to the Allied ministers over the incidents.
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Athens
London
Bits P
Atreat
Alloged Teutonic
Greece
Baron von Behenk
Sitty
Pawere
Zamile
Hughes Addresses Eight Hour Day Debate
Lexington Kentucky September 3 Charles Hughes denounced legislation ahead of investigation and warned the United States risks pressuring itself toward action without facts. He urged a spirit of reconsideration and restraint as the Adamson Law issue drew commentary from his speech audience.
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Lexington
Charles . Hughes
United States
America
Speech on fair dealing and labor justice quoted in Cincinnati
The speaker argues for just wage treatment and the preservation of the United States as a free country. He stresses application of principal fairness between workers and employers and supports reasonable wage adjustments. The remark closes with Mr Hughes departing Cincinnati at 6 20 p m.
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Hughes
Cincinnat
Allies Drawing Nearer Combles and Peronne
Paris dispatch reports entente lines closing in on Combles and advancing toward Peronne with wedges into German positions north and south of the Somme. French and British forces hammer German posts, seize outskirts of Anderlu wood and Balm ette wood, and push along multiple trenches and road land. Since Sunday French have taken 6,50 prisoners and 36 Runas amid heavy counterattacks. eastern front sees continued Russian offensives near Vladimir-Volynsk and in the Carpathians toward Hungary.
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Paris
Combler
Peronne
Somme
Anderlu Wood
Balmette Wood
Marrieres Wood
Bourhavesnes
Hungary
Carpathians
Tierlin
Drzezany
Carpathian
Senate Passes Emergency Revenue Bill Amid Tariff Proposals
Washington reports the administration emergency revenue bill clearing the Senate 42 to 16 aims to raise 205 million dollars yearly from taxes on war munitions and excess profits, adds a tariff commission, expands dye and paper duties, and revamps individual and corporate income taxes with graduated rates and exemptions.
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Washington
Administration
Tariff Commission
Senate
Cummina
Kenyon
la Follette
Norris
Clapp
Rontier
Sie
United
House v
Finance Committees
United States
Federal Land Bank
Indemnity Demands From Japan Hit China Crisis
Wardington reports on a set of four formal Japanese demands for China including punishment of Chinese officers, instruction to troops, and recognition of a special intercourse in Inner Mongolia and north Manchuria. Four concessions requested without formal demand include Japanese advisers for the Chinese army and inspectors in schools. Secretary Lansing declines to state U.S. stance as Washington weighs implications for Chinese sovereignty and regional stability.
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Mukden
Dairen
Cheng Chiatun
China
Tax schedules from the war era outlining rates by amount and item
The document lists varied levies including estate taxes from 2,000,900 to 3,500,000 at seven percent and higher brackets up to ten percent for estate excess. It also covers penalties on munitions, gunpowder, and explosives, liquor taxes with beer and wine rates, corporate capital taxes, pawn brokers, stock and bond taxes, theater and amusement plates, billiard tables, tobacco and motorboat taxes, and stamp duties on bonds, certificates, transfers, and receipts.
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Cariain House
Assembly Reconvenes In Panama Despite Turbulence
The national assembly reconvened today in Panama as deputies resolve key leadership issues. An agreement directs the election for presiding officer to the supreme court. Dr Urloa will retire and minor officers are dismissed. Deputies pledge to follow court decrees.
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Panama
National Assembly
Urloa Willrevite
Cour
Cheering crowds greet Chas Hughes in Lexington
Charles E. Hughes arrived in Lexington and was welcomed by a cheering crowd. He held a public reception at his hotel and spoke at the city auditorium. A factional Progressive meeting followed with resolutions offering limited support. A note mentions travel plans to Maine and Cincinnati.
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Lexington
Charles E. Hughes
Hughes
City Auditorium
Maine
Cincinnati
Mughes
Hughrs
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