Poison germs of the Germans exposed in Bucharest case
Secretary Lansing revealed that Germany secretly stored explosives and deadly microbes at the German legation in Bucharest. The Romanian authorities, acting on suspicions, found the weapons buried in the garden, with a note outlining plans to infect horses and cattle. The German mission is accused of mishandling neutral status and preparing clandestine attacks before the war.
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Lord Chief Justice Ikere Arrives On War Cabinet Mission
Lord Chief Justice Reading of England has arrived in this country on a mission for the British war cabinet to coordinate branches. He praises the unencumbered spirit and recalls his prior visit as head of the British financial commission to arrange war aid and banking support.
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Chautauqua Reading Circles Promote Life in Athens Course
Ogden Chautauqua groups organize the Chautauqua Literary and Science course with readings on Literature History Art Life and current events. Mrs J G Fatch offers remarks on childhood education and the need for a balanced self guided study program aligning with American and European topics.
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Argentina debates breaking relations with Germany
Argentina's chamber of deputies prepared to rule on cutting diplomatic ties with Germany after receiving an official note from Berlin. Officials questioned Germany's cruiser warfare stance and its submarine campaign hints, while Germany issued notes claiming satisfaction from Buenos Aires.
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London
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Utah to ship wheat to Intermountain markets base price set
Utah and southern Idaho reach food administration agreement to keep home wheat supply for local needs, store for over thirty days, and establish a new Intermountain base price of 12.10 at San Francisco and Los Angeles. Government guarantees and contracts with grain elevators aim to direct shipments to mills with needs and extend storage rules to protect reserves.
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Grain grading reform aids farmers and dealers
A newspaper summary notes that each exception brings its own problems and costs, while changes in grading methods and the base market on the Pacific coast are expected to improve the farmer and grain dealer position.
A Splendid Bargain Exhibit in a Shop Window
An elaborately persuasive clerk extols a Barardl front amid a sales pitch, praising quality and finish while a sharp lady tests the item. The scene captures the salesman’s flourish and the buyer’s practical nod, echoing a New York Times style sales encounter.
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Sweden Faces Crisis Over Berlin and Buenos Aires Revelations
Incoming telegrams from Buenos Aires and unresolved German replies sharpen Sweden’s crisis. The situation follows a threefold strain: the reaction to the Buenos Aires disclosures, ongoing reflection within Sweden, and Germany’s incomplete response to Sweden’s concerns. The report notes deteriorating policy signals and heightened diplomatic tension affecting Sweden’s stance.
British destroyer torpedoed near the channel approaches
A British destroyer was torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine off the approaches to the channel. There were fifty survivors reported by the admiralty. The notice mentions the Count von Luxburg affair and provides terse details from wartime dispatches.
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London
Stroyer
Admiralty
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