Probe of U S offices Bremen to Rio awaits route
Washington fights over a proposed private Institute for Government Research backed by Rockefeller to survey every federal department. Prof Willoughby of Princeton leads the inquiry, with a board tied to Rockefeller philanthropy and many prominent academics. Opposition from Sen. Sherman and Sen. Ashurst centers on private money probing government.
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U. S
Bremen
Rio
Prof. Willoughby
Princeton
Washington
New York
United States
Institute For Government Research
Bureau For Federal Inquiry
John S. Rockafeller
Rockefeller
Institute For Government Re Eenured
Waestreton
Willoughby
William Franklin Willoughby Y
Pritterton University
Bureau of Municipal Research
Frank J Goodnow
Johns Hopkins University
Charmat Haein
Institute For Government
Honsearth
Frederick Strauss
Institute
Robert Brooklings
St Louie Charlies Wo Rste
Harvard University
Raymond Brosdick
Tron
Cleveland
Charles P Nell Washington Wartin Ro
Ayereen
Theodors No
Amri Telephone Company
Deeoa P
New York City
Wall Street
Prominoen
Institute For Government Reararch
Frederick Strains
Rockefeller Foundation
Sig Tregmarer
Henry F Asharat
Arizona
Businana
Lawrence Sherman
Oflinais
Heragea
Execi
Ship Ashore Draws Hughes at Bridgehampton
In a fogbound scene off Southampton Beach, the four masted bark Clan Galbrith ran aground while en route from Avonmouth to New York. About fifteen crew remained aboard as a crowd gathered along the shore to watch. Captain Hinach and Captain Koenig remained near the pier area, with officials noting no clearance papers filed for the vessel.
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Bridgehampton
Charles
Hughén
Tofay
Southampton Raach
Clan Galbrith
Ballaat
Avonmouth
England
New York
Allmater
Long Island Resorta
Hinach
Bishop Departed This Life Saturday July 22 1918
Obituary items record a series of deaths and funeral notices from July 1918 including Bishop infant son Tyler Sonini and Carman widow Ada Salmon interments at Arlington Fort Stanton and Glenwood with services planned at Lee's Chanel Richmond and other locations.
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Bishop
Thorning
Park Road
Illnese Tyler Soninte Ston
Howard L
Sidney Bishop
Peneral Servicas
Lee's
Chanel
Pennsylvania Avenue
Yboclark
Carma
Los Angeles
Cal
Fort Santon
Henry Clay
M E Oharcon
Corcoran Street
Washington
Fort Stanton N Mex
Baltimore
BK Latimer
Vermont
Arenas
Rock Creek
St Casualty Hospital
Buffalo
Ells
Mary E
Wfe
Jorn & Wells
Reaper
Glenwood
Russia in U S Markets Sparks Russian Buying Spree
New York reports Russian agents authorized to acquire large volumes of construction materials for public utilities. National Association of Manufacturers official Tisenman states projects include water, gas, and electric works, railroads, harbors, bridges, piers, grain stores, and general marking facilities.
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New York
Tisenman
National Association of Manufacturers
Iwater Works Gas
Braakwaters
Bets Ten Thousand On U Liner KE G Iakhry Wagers
A garbled 1920s era note reports a large wager of ten thousand dollars on an unidentified entry. The text blends financial bets with scattered names and stray phrases, making the main subject difficult to parse.
Sulzer Nominating Talk Quietly Upsets Minnesota Conventions
Willham Sulzer former Democratic governor of New York announced he had agreed to accept the presidential nomination of the Minnesota American party as its first convention opens in Minneapolis Tuesday. The move follows a 1914 NY gubernatorial bid and comes amid a three day session of the American Federation of Patriotic Societies debating party endorsement.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Willham Sulzer
New York
Minnean Party
Miny Aptsay
Sulzer
M Arires
American Federation of Patrioti Se Ties
American Federation of Parotic Societies
New Party
New York Port Exports and Imports Reach Record Total
New York reports combined exports and imports for the port year ending June show a total of 2,169,000,800 dollars. The chamber of commerce release notes New York has received more than 50 percent of the nation's imports during the last fifty years, with exports reaching 50,006,400 dollars in 1590 and last year at 1,193,581 dollars.
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New York
Chamber of Commerce
Exnorta
Famine Grips Mexico Says Mining Wan Back
American reports from El Paso Texas describe border tension and mass hunger in northern Mexico. Civilians and soldiers face severe shortages with raids on food stores, rising desertions, and widespread malnutrition as revolts hamper agriculture and trade.
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el Paso Tex
Ent Huabua City
Metropolia
Elia
Amer
Mexico City
Strike Ends in City as Workers Back Agreement
After a long walkout, workers approve a wage increase and terms to return to work. Louis Levy, attorney for manufacturers, says the deal includes modified wage language and a preference for union over nonunion workers. No violence reported, and the city estimates show significant financial impact.
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Thia
Louis Levy
Anton
Levy
Oaoren Pel Femanda
WaRe
Feort
Notice on securities and amendments at the millwork office
A clipped notice entry discusses shares, amendments, and attendance at a meeting in Washington with stockholders invited to attend in person or by proxy. It mentions names like ROT W RROW and JOHNS N M and refers to millwork lines and prices, plus a note on injuries from an unloading incident with two minor injuries to Joseph Rogers and an OWA of Brooklyn.
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Bremen
Wibhout
Rman
Capey
Alliea
Atlantic
Hremen
Capes
Virginia Beach
Norfolk
Koenig
Geo
Sour Esthers
Rei
Fae
Washington
Lara
Ruthie Barah
Ruthie
Josaph
Thare Ware
Joseph Rogers
Toe Owa
Brooklyn
Aeolian
310 IN PERIL AS SHIP SINKS
The steamer Keyport struck by the steam lighter Santos near the Battery wall sank after being towed. All 319 passengers and crew were landed safely within minutes as the steamer settled with its superstructure above water. Women and children were among those rescued.
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New York
Keyport
Keansburg
Santos
Sil
Tatersha
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Law and Order
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