American troops greet French president in Massed review
American forces in France staged a grand review for French President Poincare at the American training fields. Pershing addressed troops, praising unity and liberty as Poincare lauded shared Allied aims and Lafayette's anniversary amid a ceremony filled with bands and cheers.
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Joiacare
Paul Palmere
Metine
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the Marco
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Pershin
Betty
Wilson
United States
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Polncare
Lightning Strikes Sheep Herder in Matah Country
A 25 year old sheep herder from Midaway employed by J A McDonald was killed by lightning near Wolf Creek in Matah country. His horse also perished, and McDonald’s barn nearby caught fire, burning seventy five tons of hay. Early morning two horses owned by Joseph Hatch died in a pasture strike one and a half miles west of Heber City. The herder’s body was brought to Heber City. he is survived by a widow and one child.
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Jessis Digser
J. A. McDonald
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Heber City
German admit failures in Polish occupation appeal
Amsterdam September 7 General Von Bere ler, governor general of the German occupied Polish territory, confessed Germans failed to win Polish sympathy. He blamed Polish ambition and stubbornness for rejecting German efforts and noted lack of appreciation for German work. He said government remains temporary and cannot be settled quickly, with Poles dissatisfied by the vacancy in governance.
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Amsterdam
Warman
von Bereler
France Not to Compromise Over Alsace Lorraine
Premier Ribot paid tribute to enrollers who fell on the Marne and to France’s generals. He argued Alsace Lorraine must be restored and warned against diplomats settling the issue. He said France seeks justice not fines, insisting the restoration of Mance and Loreine is essential for lasting peace. Domestic incandescent lamp figures show a surge in production and exports in 1916.
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Raine
Lafayette Birth Anniversary Tribute By French Ambassador
Jules Jusserand praises Lafayette as a symbol of liberty and pledge. He links France and America in defense of freedom, notes the 260th birth anniversary, and cites the sacredness of a pledge as the fabric of civilization. He recalls Paris and Independence Day gestures and warns of vows broken leading to barbarism.
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Jules J. Jus Aerand
LaFayette
France
Alood
United States
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Berty
Tafayette
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Bers
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Paris
Creat
France-America
Notice of New Homes Near Depot for Rail Workers
Three new homes near the depot are ready for occupants seeking comfort convenience and ease after work. Priced to suit buyers terms available. Call 612 or visit 237 Twenty fourth Street to view and select. Volker Lamber and California Indians mentioned with willow basket corn storage mention.
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Eisie
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Volker Lamber
Reichstag Plans A Monarchy Reform Bill Proposed
The Reichstag contemplates a monarchy and a reform bill amid German political shifts. Reports from Copenhagen on Sept 7 note the Imperial Bank’s plan to issue 358 million marks in paper currency, lifting total notes to over 8.3 billion marks, with the Reichsbank reserves around 2.2 billion marks higher than last year while other reserves lag. A German committee, including Reichstag and Bundesrat members, is to meet by Sept 12 for replies to Pope Benedict XV’s peace proposals. A note on Chicago letters and whale depth observations follow, with reference to a machine sorting mail and naturalists’ questions about deep-ocean pressure.
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Germany
Copenhagen
Imperial Bank of Germany
Saxon Government Refuses Universal Suffrage Basis
Report from the Vossische Zeitung notes the Reichstag session opening September 26 will likely discuss Alsace Lorraine's status as part of the German empire. A minor reform bill offering about thirty extra seats to large cities and industrial districts will be introduced, while other measures address the falling birth rate. The Saxon government has refused universal suffrage.
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Copentiagen
Voesische Zeitung
Orlin
Alsace-Lorraine
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