New Pact With Korea Reinforced by Railway Safety Claims
Berlin reports a Korean administration proposal with broader control over internal affairs and railways. A comparative table by Guillery estimates United States railway deaths and injuries far higher than Europe, with the US showing the worst injury rate per thousand workers.
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Berlin
Guillery
Incigi
Archive Bureau
sdminiatPstion
United States
Europe
Switzerland
England
Belgium
Itn
Germany
Inkko
Russia
British India
Jig -Nashes
Seoul
Herr Guillery
France
Korea
Japan
Lone Women Run Town in Local Election
Fragmented OCR text suggests a story about women taking leadership in a town election with a new mayor, while men campaign or attend. Readable portions mention civic leadership by a female figure and a transition in local government.
American Leads Congress At Hague Conference
American delegates drive the Hague conference agenda with efforts to roll debt relief and establish a permanent arbitration court. Proposals include general conciliation and a permanent court, with American backing for both amid some reservations from other nations.
Forbidden Luxury Bans Hit Army Officers Corps
An imperial cabinet order issued today bans luxury among officers in Elimavee’s army, aiming to unify forces and curb extravagance. The decree, signed by Emperor Tam as King of Silver, targets officers and colonels suspected of lavish life ways and lavish spending, seeking tighter discipline and cohesion within the ranks.
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Lorin
Elimavee
Emperor Tam
Sliver
Gerrans My
Tims
Martial Law in Messina Marines Land to Preserve Peace
Marines landed to quell a citywide demonstration in Messina as authorities seeks to maintain order. State forces moved to protect civilians and prevent unrest amid mounting tensions and protests across the region.
Steamship Eretria Aflame at Sea During Hamburg Voyage
A British steamer Eretria bound for Hamburg from Queenstown experienced a prolonged fire at sea. Capt. Myleany and crew fought flames for many hours before the fire was extinguished with assistance from nearby vessels. The incident prompted a French government note to the American ambassador amid a temporary interruption of transatlantic traffic.
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Eretretia
Norfolk
Hamburg
Pha Vapors
Institute Jougingeste
Eretreria
Myleany
Leese
Fusion victory in Nebraska primary fusion tickets allowed
Lincoln July 24 Nebraska Democrats and Populists win fusion on the true direct primary ballot. The Supreme Court overruled the attorney general demurrer and ordered the secretary of State to permit fusion on the September primary ballots.
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Lincoln
Neb
Ana Bopwtista
Nebraska
Fusion
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Admiral Stockton Orders Sailor Restriction in Early War Preparations
The report notes Admiral Stockton's declaration of customary restrictions on sailors aboard warships before hostilities with Japan. It describes officers from France and Japan, a Washington and Tennessee flagship, and crews retained on board amid impending duties. The piece mentions a dinner hosted by two magicians and references other senior officers and ships in the region.
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Sore Leukuba
Chicove
Ger Buin
Suisors
Washington
Tennessee
Adkniral
Stockton
Jaymewermvars Atd
Crumet
Presidert Palleres
Pei Ciuns
Ots Squadron
Unitent i
Tares
Japan
Pophan
Thomas
Te ‘Oro
Georgia disaster findings withheld as navy board reviews
The naval board report on the Georgia welding accident was sent to the Department of the Navy. Acting Secretary Newberrys said telegraphic conclusions point to a delayed flare back, but he had not studied full details and will await further analysis from Capt Nicholson and Commander Sims. The board did not resolve air blast conditions at the trench, and recommendations may require official approval. further expert work is expected to develop safeguards against similar accidents.
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Naval Board
Tie Georgi
Kary
Westerny — Adtairal
Ivane
Department
Newberrys
Une
Nicholson
Navigation Bureau
Sims
Ling Ng
Georgia
Die Nasy
Filipinos Fail to Register for Assembly Election Enrolment Reports
The bureau reports lower than expected voter registration for the upcoming Philippine Assembly election. Manila shows 7912 registrants with 835 Americans. nearby provinces vary, Pangasinan registers 87K. Paraparsa and other areas show modest totals, prompting surprise at Manila's comparatively small turnout.
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Bureau of Inaciar Aftalratas
Soverine
Phillonthe Astanda
Resistratin
Pililpino Assembly
Whch
Manila
Thia
Paraparsa
Pangasinan
Relatives Seek Real Name of Battle Ship Disaster Victim
Relatives of George Kreiger, listed among the Georgia disaster victims, ask officials to identify his body. Officials report a man named Miler from Memphis Tenn reportedly died in the incident, with no known relatives, and claim he may have been a power-hod taloned aboard the ship when the fire broke out.
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George Kreger
George Kreiger
Georgia
Department
California
Verciger
Genig
Miler
Memphis Tenn
Engineer Active at 98 Spcial Cavie to the Washington Post
An aged engineer born May 1 1899 remains alert and physically capable despite age. He travels with effort from Seimens Hospital after a sight stroke, plans a swift return to activities, and expresses hope to rejoin life soon while a Russia Tibet expedition news item notes Kozioft leading an Imperial Geographical Society exploration.
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Washington Post
Oulers
Salbot
Seimens Hospital
Gland
Russia
Tibet
Uetersburg
Imperial Grogieplical Society
Kozioft
Whistler Letters Freed in Privacy Case
A court ruling allows the Pennells to publish material from Whistler letters despite objections. The judgement holds the Pennells may select and publish portions of the late James McNeill Whistler’s private correspondence, noting Whistler wished they might use the information.
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Pennella
Lodge Wins in Bay State as Lodge Named Permanent Chairman
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge was made permanent chairman of the Republican State committee at a Boston meeting. The October 5 session at Symphony Hall was set as the time and place for the contention. In other items, Vedomost and other liberal papers face fines in Kiev and Kazan, with the Weekly Gazette of the Confederational Democrats fined 600 rubles.
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Charman
State Committee
Boston
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Republican
State Committee Satuday
Symphony Hall
Moscow
Yuty x4
Vedomostt
Kiev
Kazan
Ponsa
Weekly Gazette
Corfacitational Democrats
St Petaralurg
Whitney estate executor awarded vast commissions in 1970 ruling
Justice Dayton in special term affirms Abram R. Lawrence report as referee on Harry Payne Whitney estate. Whitney to receive executor commissions and fees totaling thousands, with remaining funds and assets to be held as trust. Court orders payments to attorneys guardians and minors’ costs, and directs transfer of balance to Whitney as trustee after debts.
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Washington Post
New York
Dayton
Supreme Court Today
Supreme Court
Abram R. Lawrence
Harry Payne Whitney
Willam Co
Lawrence
Tais Tesport
Whitney
Tawrene
Chari
Referve
Daston
Whitneys
Methers
Winthrop & Bumson
Liberty Street
Asahya
Banda
Whitnes
Pas
Winthrop & Srimaon
Thirteen Pass as Consuls Examined for Service
The State Department released results of a recent consular examination. Of fifty four men, thirty four passed, with several named including Samuel T Lee of Michigan and William Robertson of Virginia, showing strengths in German French Spanish and Greek, while weaknesses in international maritime and commercial law were noted. The next examination is planned for November with vacancies in the foreign service and more candidates expected from the South and other regions.
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State Department
Sonsulee Service
I Samuel T Lee
Michigan
University of
Irgluéa Ene Gran
Government Aerosea
Pailippinen
Gonal
Bate Tward
Nathan Panenyiventa
French University
Pentavent
William
Robertson
Virginia
Univerty
Virginia i
Voettar
New Mexico
Ree Hanno
California
Lmowa
Spanish University of Gathersia
Shoval al Armoy Choe
Pivccta
Weldon
Penprytvgata
Kenan Stench Talley
Spanten Calvendry
Peicuyiyantn
Pevaiva
Gaaselt Diatrier
Colbie
Semesga
Nave Spantey
Oeraga
Atplo
Wankington University
Nod
Goverment
Mathaniel
Georgia
George Nut
George J Savrington University
Governmantervica
Gatun
Pilppinen Saa Wankington
Provincia Trevauror
Yantai Garden
Stowe Gorman St Stephens Cullten
Yendalle
Demans
Walter
Iostracar Mores
Roberta Wisnasota Avenge
Spanish University of Mingawia
Sa Che Phailopiais
Gould Mingesata
Wits Uermap Chiveraity
Chicago
Culver
Stench Casseralty
Jowe
Ham
United States
Fameniarervice
Nat Cop Smith
Pennsylvania
Coa Miler
Missouri
Cheney
Connecticut
Relchenberget
China
Japan
Consular Met
Hughes Nominations Fall as Legislature Adjourns
The extraordinary session of the legislature adjourned after Gov Hughes saw his nominations bill defeated by the assembly. The Pare bill to punish contempt of persons refusing information before nonjudicial bodies was also defeated. The governor’s requests for funds were killed, while the Senate confirmed all pending gubernatorial appointments.
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Albany Nox
Hughes
Eer
Aniston
Kim
Houes
Senate
Latimer Mission Reports Mixed Imigration Scrutiny in Europe
Senator Latimer on a European tour with the United States Immigration Commission praised German inspection methods as diligent and effective. He and fellow commissioner Wheeler met Russian and German officials, including Baron Gurnzburg, and planned continued hearings in Hamburg then London before sailing back to the United States around August 2.
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Latimer
Berlin
Washington
United States
Europe
Dresden
Momel
Breslau
Interburg
Michslowsz
Russia
Germany
Austria
Post
Montel
Bt. Petersburg
Hia Felow
Wheeler
Wallingham
Vermont
Isr
Rusnie
St Petersburg
William EB Dllingham
Willam R Wheeler
Oakland
Cal
Congressional Immgration Cooamission
Fitonnos
Baron Gurnzburz
Russian Trustes
Hirsch Colonration Fund
Immigrant Financing Trip From Cuba Arouses Federal Interest
Reginald Dykers, immigration agent for the Louisiana slab board of agriculture, leads a party from New Orleans to Cuba to advance funds for Cuban inhabitants willing to settle in Louisiana. The voyage tests federal immigration laws and a semicable understanding with authorities at the port is reported, with court action anticipated.
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Ousiana
New Orleans
Louisiana
Wil
Reginald Dykers
Poviniana Slab Board of Agriculture
Cuba
Postmasters Named by President Across Cities
The President today appointed postmasters including James H Carson at Hebron and others in Oklahoma and New York regions. Names listed include Mank, Themansan, Bronkhaven, and Goodwater Ale, with figures such as Langdon Warner and Swift of Indianapolis noted. The event coincides with Roosevelt’s public service interests and commissions in New York.
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Oyster Hay
Long Island
James H Carson Hebron
Ind
Themansan Bronkhaven
Pers
Hushesik City
Okla Luden
Farris
Reiner
Cicero
Roosevelt
Willcox
New York Public Service Commission
Nowsminster
New York
Langdon Warner
Hoxton
Lows
Swift
Indianapais
Bank Hold Up Foiled by Italians at Broadway Branch
Two Italian men and a woman attempted a bank robbery at the We Medianics Bank branch at 1985 Broadway near Gates Avenue. A teller and staff faced demand for $1000 as the trio entered with a postook passed through the grate. Police were notified and arrests followed after the plan unraveled.
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New York
Brossway Branc
We Medianics Bank
Broadway
Gates Avenue
Ttal
Jana
Edwin A Kob
George Blage
Thne
Kohl
Wilt Buhack Company
Newmand
Tellir
Trajans
Gragles
Bennett
United States Senate
Kent
Ani the ‘Wrests
Ottawa carnival trims flags to avert trouble
Ottawa residents report the carnival committee ordered removal of American flags and other symbols amid concerns of disruption. The action aimed to prevent incidents as decorations included Union Jack elements and related items.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Ontario
Wells Protest Fails To Endanger The Town Water
A public meeting at 719 Sixth Northwest condemned District Commissioners over recent well closures. A committee was formed to organize to secure citizens rights and restore wells. Speakers denounced authorities as biased and vowed continued agitation and a future Bible meeting to press the cause.
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Vigoroun
Tve
Wella
Fuure
BM Mundell
Indai Hon
Hockewell King
Cooper T
Blundells
Buer
Marma
Ignorimases
Rehard
Danes At Tu Hearlng
Wisien
Sci- Janice
Joles
Mitchell
Webb
Lucis Stosmer
T Davis
Weby
Sam
Slicga
Insult to Prof Newcomb at industrial conference clash
Proceedings at the Industrial Conference featured Prof Newcomb clashing with Delaware Craig and calls to order from Chairman Gale. George Renner of the Draymens Association spoke as Newcomb praised his views while Craig urged practical debate, amid disrupted remarks and tempers on the platform.
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San Fransiscounty
Newcomb
Napolls
Renner
Delaware
Craig Rose
Charmin Tihmk
Charman
Curzon attacks British policy at Oxford banquet
Lord Curzon criticizes British methods in governing India calling them hugger mugger while at a July 4 banquet hosted by the Grocers Company. He condemns imperial policy as chaotic and expresses strong views on Britain’s overall empire strategy amid remarks to a mixed audience including the American ambassador and embassy secretary Ridgely Carter.
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Lord Curzon
Oxford Universi Aprak
Grocere Company
India
Whiteley Red
J Ridgely Carter Pimples
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