Free Zone on Border Forts to Be Demolished
The protocol signed at Karlstad Baturdag outlines a neutral zone along the frontier, with fortifications to be demolished except for Frederiksten and certain others. Arbitration by The Hague for ten years, then possible extension. Norway and Sweden to avoid troops in the zone except for order and security. The pact runs thirty years for trade and transit and is overseen by a three‑officer commission.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Associated Press
Karlstad Baturdag
Union of Nor-way
Storthing
Icle
Hague
Frederiksten
Gyldenleeve
Overbjerget
Fredriksten
Kongswinger
Hague Arbitration
Val
Arbitration Tribunal
Anton Ehall
Fone Crme
Ina
Rome
Freceriksten
End Weeden
Hje
Switzerland
F—Fredericxasten
Norway Wins Independence After Karlstad Accord
Norway and Sweden reach a Karlstad agreement paving the dissolution of the union. Norway will be recognized as independent, with treaties amended to remove mutual liability. Norwegian and Swedish legislatures must ratify identically, with public reaction mixed across Oslo and Kristiania, palace to streets.
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Sweden
Christian Lundeberg
Count A. Wachtmeister
Hjalmar Hammarskjold
Karl Staaf
Norway
Christian Michelsen
Carl D. Berger
The
Storthing
J. Loveland
Benjamin Vogt
Interior
Swedan
Riksdag
Christiana
Karlstad
Intelligenssedlern
Social Demokraten
Morgenbladet
Karlistad
Aftenposten
Shake Up of Inspectors at Steamboat Service
Secretary Metcalf plans a personnel shake up in the U S Steamboat Inspection Service with Assistant Secretary Murray and Deputy Commissioner Herbert Knox Smith taking charge. After the Slocum disaster a Roosevelt commission led to improvements, but internal dissension and Uhler versus Smith prompts new changes to bolster life and property protection on federal waters.
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Metcalf
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Steamboat Inspection Service
Lawrence C. Murray
Herbert Knox Smith
New York Harbor
Roosevelt
Murray
Navy
Department
George Anhler
Smith
Matcalf
Uhler
Railroads Accused of Favoring Rockefeller by Oil Complaint
The Marshall Oil Company of Marshalltown Iowa filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission charges that freight rates on less than carload oil shipments discriminate in favor of Standard Oil. Defendants include Chicago Burlington and Quincy Missouri Pacific Chicago Rock Island Pacific Iowa Central Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Union Pacific. The suit cites rail rate fairness against the Standard Oil Company and seeks relief.
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Iowa Company
Rockefeller
Interstate Commerce Commission
Marshall Oil Company
Marshalltown
Iowa
Oid City
Warren
Standard Ol Company
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Missouri Pacific
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Iowa Central
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Union Pacific
Kansas City State Bank Fails in Voluntary Liquidation
Kansas City State Bank, led by Wiley O. Cox, closes after years of shrinking profits. Loans stood near 4 million with deposits around 4.74 million. Fidelity Trust Company to pay city funds on deposit. checks honored until transfer. Cox, notable financier, long active in Missouri finance and media.
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Cox
Kansas City
Kansas City State Bank
Wiley O. Cox
Bank of Salmon & Salmon
Clinton
Fidelity Trust Company
Ninth and
Walnut Streets
Wilby
Missouri
First National Bank
Springfeld
Jte
Kansas City Times
Fidelity Trust Company Bank
Charles Campbell
Campbell
Purdy Returns From Europe to Assist Freight Rebate Case
Milton D. Purdy, newly appointed Assistant to the Attorney General and acting AG in Moody's absence, has returned to Washington from Europe. He will soon appear before Judge Phillips in Kansas City for a hearing in the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad freight rebate case, as prosecutors push to speed the railroads’ violation of the restraining order.
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Milton D. Purdy
William A. Day
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Washington
Hoyt
Purdy
Phillips
Kansas City
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Eugene ©. Teechet
Signal Corps
Department of the Missouri
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Nebr
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Seventh Infantry
Quartermaster General of
the Army
Fort Wayne
Mich
Pegram Whitworth
First Infantry
Fort Mackenzie
Wye
Army
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wiliam
Scott
James P. Drouhard
Abvense
Charles B. Wheeler
Ordnance Department
United States Powder Depot
Dover
N. J
Waterviet Arsenal
Waterview
Meriwether L. Walker
Corps of Engineers
Engineers
Washington Barracks
District of Columbia
San Francisco
Cal
Department of California
Watertown Arsenal
Watertown
Mayn
Archibald Wheel Company
Lawrence
Mass
ArtMery Corps
Henry T. Burgin
Fifteenth
Field Artillery
Coast Artillery
Fifteenth Battery
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Nathan Horowitz
Clifford L. Corbin
Canat Artillery
Edgar H. Yule
Artilery Corps
William F. Morrison
Artillery Corps
Port Riley
Kans
Charles E. Esbourne
Fort Monroe
Ned 3
Renkopf
Field Artilery
Willa &. Scott
Frank ‘I. Woodbury
Curgeon
Jobo RK
Proctor
Philippines
Japan
China
William P. Senin
Arthur H. Bryant
Coast Artiery
Willis @. Peace
William F. Pratt
Guy E. Carleton
Herbert @. Millar
Dennis H. Currie
Coast Artilery
Beverly FP. Browne
Edward M. Shinkle
Wili
Iam R. Houtison
Millar
Misid
Fort Sim
Ohda
Currie
Joseph G. Hardin
Samuel @hartle
Allan Lafort
Eighty-ninth
Seventy-ninth
Fighty
Coast Artlery
Loula F. Bugh
Unr
Het
Philip Yost
Lst
John W. Guillet
Robert Davis
Coas Artillery
Samuel Frankenberger
Francia B. Upham
Seventy-eighth Company
Marquette Society Expands Branches Across Cities
The Marquette Society led by Justice Martin F. Morris has established branches in Brooklyn New Jersey Worcester Massachusetts and Newark New Jersey after forming a Washington branch last June. The first Washington meeting is planned for October with ongoing summer outreach.
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Justice Morris
Marquette Society
Washington
New York
Martin F. Morris
Brooklyn
N. J
Worcester
Mass
Newark
Rev Alfred Harding Returns To City From Vacation
Rev Alfred Harding pastor of St Pauls Episcopal Church returns after a three month vacation shared with Mrs Harding and their three children. He resumes pulpit duties with regular services starting October 1. The piece notes Twilight Park Catskill area and All Angels Chapel founded by Bishop Satterlee where Harding preached. He served nearly nineteen years at St Pauls and originated ministry from New York City.
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St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Hardings
Bishon Satterlee
New York
Little All Angels Chapel
Twiport Park
Harding
Union Chapel
Dr. Harding
St. Paul's Church
New York City
Trinity Church
Geneva
N. Y
New Orleans Postal Row: Substation to Stay Another Year
Acting Postmaster General Hitchcock met with Rep. Davey of Louisiana and party to discuss the New Orleans post office substation dispute. Hitchcock announced the substation will remain for another year while delegates for the Postmasters' Association are to be named. Washington Postmaster Merritt may miss the Dayton convention, sending an assistant if needed.
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Robert C. Davey
Louisiana
L. B. Moseley
Republican National Committee
Mississippi
Cecil A. Lyon
Texas
Davey
New Orleans
W Hitchcock
Post-office Department
Postmasters’ Association
Shallenberger
Degraw
Merritt
Washington
Lockport
N. Y
Dayton
Ohio
Ward P Burlingame
Burlingame
Topeka
Kans
Kansas
Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic for heat weariness
The hot weather test reveals strength limits as people tire easily and grow low in spirits. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as a tonic that strengthens the blood promotes refreshing sleep overcomes the tired feeling and creates appetite.
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Hood
Alaska Telegraph System Gains Noted Military Support
Brig. Gen. Greely reports thorough Alaska telegraph inspection. Government and commercial lines show heavy traffic with over $82,000 in telegraph tolls and $20,000 in government business in two months. Wireless reliability praised with thousands of code words sent without error in fifteen months.
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Greely
Army
Alaska
Problems at C P O Large Sums Wasted There
A long study of Government Printing Office waste highlights that the largest expense is the wage scale with composition costs, while proof handling and edits inflate charges. Critics say reforms could trim costs without harming public service, though deep cuts face resistance and bureaucratic inertia.
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Congress
Roosevelt
a _monthly
Pub Hc
Jewelry scam victims swindled by packing charge ploy
Unwary send $1.25 to cover packing costs for winnings promised by the International Jewelry Company of New York. Postal inspectors flag the scheme as fraudulent, noting many recipients were duped by promises of silverware prizes. Also reported are bishops’ meeting previews and Col. Loud exiting as head of the American Surety Company Washington office after six years.
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International Jewelry Company of
New York
Post Office
Yesterda
Intr Jewelry Company
Mne
International Jewelry Company
Loud
Johns
Washington
American Surety Company of
Col
Army
Navy
Omaha Man Secures Isthmus Food Contract For 65000 Men
I Mar who has just obtained the contract to feed workmen on the Panama Canal began feeding crowds fifty years ago. He explains the five year deal will supply meals at 40 to 45 cents per day, with camps along the canal and bulk sale options for families. He plans New York supply shipments and cold storage at Colon to keep costs down.
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Washington If
St. Omawa
I. Mar
Janumu Canal
St. Louis
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Mark Twain
Missouri
West
Union Pacific
Read
Panama
Markel
Alo Ge
Thea
Mr. Markel
Dent Beli
Isthmus
Wallace
Jamaica
Eeoh
Iran
New York
Colon Alia
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