Pittsburgh Concern Bonds For New School Building
At a meeting of the board of trustees of Fine Grove township the issue of $20,000 bonds was approved for a new school building. George G. Applegate of Pittsburg was named as purchasing agent with a $500 premium and bonds in $500 denominations. The board plans to retire three bonds yearly beginning 1910 and redeem the balance at the scheduled date. A special committee was appointed to secure sites, with two options considered. The present site may be reused if feasible, and the board will meet Tuesday evening to discuss the project further.
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Fine Grove
Towsehl
Rick School
George G. Applegate
Furnlah
Hum
Clarke
Uae
Thonigaon
Sitte
von Jean Thar
Calimadia
Prasant Bulldine
Uasrd
Arces
Eouuultice
wits _con
Eventig
VERDUN BATTLE RAGES AS GAINS CLAIMED NEAR FLEURY
British and Russian reports describe continued fighting across multiple fronts. German forces occupy southern Fleury while Russian forces advance toward the Bors defense line, with artillery progress along the Drina river and in the Alps region.
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Pebrisary
Meune
Germany
Fleury
Bricch
Marie Gulte
Landen
Ang
Tub
Garentin
Delwilte Wood
Ponts
Tive
Bustiaut
Advancii
Petrograd
Gemven von Findenburg
Folaua
Onliela
Drins
Eburaday
London
Panera
Ganela
Diatbekraaerle
Drismiers
Eucs
Travananaes
Austre-Talign- Thentar
Mexican Note Receives US Government Reply on Border Talks
WOSB region Aug 4 Elisun Ar redondo Mexican authorities announce receipt of the American proposal list for settling border disputes. The Foreign Office official says withdrawal of U.S. troops from Mexico will be discussed after the Mexican commission confirms plans for a wider settlement. Expect talks to resume, with a date set to discuss any urgent press questions.
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Wosbregion
Elisun Arredondo
Auhaisidur Dusig- Bats
Gropodal
Lita Gaim Higsion
Ivan Dowen
Glvctivus
Westes City
Internacional
Foreign Office
Cy Cuuiy
Macleu
Massachusetts Guardsman Sent Fake Story To Newspaper
A Massachusetts guardsman allegedly sent a fake story to a newspaper from Holyoke on July 23. Researchers report the soldier faced Army officials over alleged false statements and was ordered to appear at a general court martial next day at the base.
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Massachusetts
Suardsman
Cotmaryes
Secrad Mazea
Holyoke
Mass
Demartavine
Columbus
Nis
Eudstantinte Glen
Tomarrow
New York Banks Consider SP Loan to China
Washington report states the New York bankers have been negotiating with the Chinese government over a potential loan to aid emergency needs. The discussions touched on how any agreement would affect U.S. and Chinese positions, with a proposed amount near 2,000,000,000 and conditional terms influenced by U.S. policy. The fate of this loan could shape future financial ties and geopolitical influence.
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Washington
York
Chideset
Europe
J. B
Cate
Chiesa
Immediane
Department Ofcate
Negotiations Postponed Over R B R Strike Matter
Negotiations were postponed as rail labor talks aimed to settle the R. B. strike issue. The board and executives debated delaying actions while awaiting outcomes from recalcitrant talks. Officials and representatives prepared for resumption to reach an agreement.
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R. BR
Oil Takes Another Drop in Lima Markets
Oil prices fell again in Lima with both North and South Lima posting a ten cent drop. The wider regional slide matched a similar decline recorded days earlier in the East sector. The article notes a ten year duty legacy in THMINNS and mentions Wooster, Princeton, Altinots, and Pye in brief, scattered contexts.
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Lima
Otle
Lima Ave
Maine
Alea
Wooster
Princeton
Altinots
Pye Oath Ile
Germany opens U Boat campaign amid Mediterranean sinking claim
The German U boat campaign begins with the cannonade and sinking of the Italian steamer near Messina as passengers and crew scramble into lifeboats. Reports say a number of lives were lost while the vessel lay disabled, with nations watching for an official investigation and response from the United States.
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London
Slong
Cnsity
Carmany Haneguin
Ion
callBiga
Testien Neamanin Cita DU Messina
Terao
Heumbeo Sas
Mediterranean
Germany
America
Iwate
Well Known Farmer Dies From Kick Of Young Colt
John Esperson, longtime resident of a small Tennessee county, was fatally kicked by a young colt in his pasture. He died after being found unconscious and suffering severe injuries in the field. The community notes his status as a well-to-do local figure and recalls his life in Jamestown.
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John Esperson
Ten. ‘K
Warren Caly Tor
Esperson
Tewan
Jamestown
Plague Still Affects New York City Area
A ragged midweek bulletin reports a contagious illness causing paralysis among infants with limited improvement. By noon the city records 175 new cases and 45 deaths, underscoring ongoing public health concerns and the need for precautionary measures.
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York
Thewey
Mexican Commission Named for Border Dispute Settlement
Washington reports that Mexican commissioners have been named and a joint commission may convene in Washington within days to address border disputes. President Wilson weighs American appointees, with generals and a supreme court figure discussed, as possible members. The plan contemplates possible withdrawal of American troops and a formal recommendation to resolve the border issue.
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Washington
Carranza
Conmiccion
Oslo
Mexico
Stata Department
Tagraieny
Éommlenaners
Department
Messre. Cabree
Agalllan-azperask
Sepnermane Vaitiale
Witnon
Ganerel Goerkats
Considgraton i
Vlads
Supreme Court
Raat
Commission
Sehat J Bret
President Dougherty in Warren to Discuss Situation
President Dougherty in Warren to discuss the situation. The article mentions Patrice Doughe of Mottvar and a questioning of interdale leagues, with plans for talks in Warren. Several names appear as possible participants, including Abe Jeamnne and George Pusu, with references to assets, debts, and funding.
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Dougherty
Warren
Patrice Doughe
Mottvar
X. v. Preimany
Interdale
Dane
Hallaniee
Mt Ig
Wong
Russians Cross Storhgd Petrogcul Front
Fragmentary report describes Soviet and German positions along the Srokhad river south of the Pripet area. Readable words reference Rus sian crossing efforts and a tactical shift with notable positions mentioned. The piece lacks clear dates or names due to damaged OCR.
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Petrogcul
Srokhad
Wits Pripet
Ruslana
Progressive Party Aims for Unpledged Ticket in Chicago
A heated Progressive conference debates endorsing Hughes and seeks a noncommittal ticket. Leaders push for a national committee to evaluate the party’s strategy while blasting the Malan committee’s Chicago endorsement. Delegates from many states voice loyalty or opposition as nomination plans unfold.
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Progressive Party
Ewan deesGer
Eten
Nout
Malan
Heahes
Chicago
Autiecunis G.D. Pons
Misiigen
Speaklus Lor Wesnuri
Bro
Activa
de Nations Acento
Progress Generom
Uae
California
Montana
Oklahoma
Lintida
Tennessee
Eld
John H. Parker
Parneyi Rani
Eis
Chairan
Fae
Wahuls
Mennen
Av DB
Seottaal
Seottaal, “ Jarissinart
Boivrunes Meriden
Oaulwaities
Gflen
Progreseiee
Greseiardoa
Gustva
Walsooal Pole
Theodore Rongevell
Denmark Treaty Signed in Washington Amid Turmoil
A tentative Danish treaty was signed in Washington today concerning purchases in the West Indies. Reports indicate unsettled details and uncertain execution as negotiations reach a critical point.
Filipheos Call for Independence From American Rule
Filipino leader Villanueva states countrymen prefer self government over American rule and oppose Japanese occupation. He argues Filipinos are not ready for Japanese governance and seek friendly ties with both nations while maintaining independence.
Presidents Cabinet Speakers Arrive in Maine Campaign Trail
Cabinet members, including Secretaries and governors, travel to Maine to address crowds as part of an upcoming campaign. The event features remarks from senior White House officials and regional leaders, signaling broader campaign support across states.
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Bnd
Campaigh
Maine
Temporai National Cotamieee
Secretsty
Wer Budge
Romney Beneral Eatary
Comaro Radkeln
Seereurs
Labor
Spurh Dakma
Ueda Beowpangeh
Gis
MD Biouul
Recruits to Mt Gretna Face Selection and Rejections
The article lists recruits for a Mt Gretna assignment including Samneet We Ferns EA Daley Tubh Wendlavoc L Seve Claude TS Duriett Warren and James Sinfahyson with Seannanam also named. Nine remaining recruits are under consideration as the group awaits final approval while Joke Wendienos is rejected and will be sent home.
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Muang Marnang
Samneet
Ferns
EA Daley
Tubh
Wendlavoc
Alett L Seve
Claude TS
Duriett
Il Ne Warren
Wrest
James Sinfahyson
Af Seananam
Anit
Wlen
Oswald
Shellela
Mt Gretna
Joke Wendienos
Deutschland Eluded Allies Captain Reveals Submarine Close Encounter
A German captain claims the submarine Deutschland avoided detection within 100 yards of a United States destroyer in the Chesapeake Bay area near Norfolk Virginia. He describes surfacing near a U.S. ship, testing depth and periscope visibility, and then diving to evade pursuit as Allied ships watched.
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Norgeth
Petrolit
Bampion
Eerchanfans Deucachiand
Dassafe
Bor Fray Marine Tha Anlaotie
Turnerage
Germany
Hinek
Deutschland
Iaia
K Unitel
Capiacs Hizeeh
Dept
Got
Rewsinae
Somaes
Snetaée
Jagain Cap
Tate
Marin
Uae
Hineus
Calator
Lzow
Amaariem
Fred Steno
Giulio Tiesposeres
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