Bryan Defies Cabinet On Note To Germany At Noon
Secretary Bryan pushed for a modification of the note to Germany despite cabinet opposition. He left the meeting determined to fight for alteration and spoke at the University Club before continuing efforts to secure changes. The White House said the note was discussed and in final form, with plans to send it tomorrow, catching many by surprise.
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Railroad Superintendent Visit Sparks Washington Meeting
Besien, superintendent of the B and C Southwestern roadway, arrived in Washington this afternoon in his private car attached to train number 7. He is accompanied by E. W., superintendent of the division, and six road officials.
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Allen Due Health Update
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Paroled arson suspect Allen to return for trial
Governor Ralston approved a temporary parole for Allen a key arson suspect from Daviess County. He is to be returned to the state prison after testifying in the Perkins and Walker case in September. His health had deteriorated in prison prompting the parole.
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Hospital Meeting Adds Three New Members
Lin. Padgett Eanna Ef Harned and J. M. Twitty are named as new members at the hospital meeting.
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Davies County Hospital Association Elects Officers
The Davies County Hospital Association met at the hospital at 9 this morning to conduct needed business and review the first fund reports. Mrs J Bettman and J G Allred were re elected, Als trat to succeed Henry K Vollmer, with Mrs Alina E Harden added as a new member. J B Twitty named secretary. Nigmier appointed as superintendent Paris Ill named to assume duties Monday, bringing nursing and hospital supervision experience to the role.
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First Zeppelin destroyed by British aviator Warneford
London reports Royal Navy sub lieutenant Reginald Warneford attacked a German Zeppelin near Ghent. The airship, carrying a 28 crew, burst into flames and crashed, killing crew and nearby orphanage occupants. Warneford landed unharmed and continued the mission.
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Captain Snider Eyes Reorganization Of Company I
Captain Frank Snider plans to reorganize Company I of the XG troops in Washington amid weak local interest. He warns federal support could lapse unless citizens awaken and back the effort, saying he won’t reinstate the unit without public backing. A war department note allows unassigned guardsmen to form new companies within three months if they meet standards. Meanwhile Hirayama, Tokyo astronomy professor, arrives in the U S for two years of Yale based research and observatory studies.
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Constantine Improved Recovery Hopes Rise Says German Specialist
Athens reports growing optimism for King Constantine's recovery as German specialist asserts better chances. Authorities note his condition has improved since June updates, with doctors expressing cautious confidence in progress and potential stabilization.
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Romania mobilizes troops amid war mobilization decree
Reports indicate King Ferdinand of Romania issued a decree ordering general mobilization of the army. The move follows circulated rumors that Romania would remain neutral or align with German actions, signaling a pivotal shift in the eastern fronts during the crisis.
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Wheat prices signal market shifts amid posting fluctuations
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MISS H DICKS TO WED TOMORROW IN ILLINOIS
The wedding of Miss Helen Dicks, daughter of the President of Tlinois, to Georg Enfield Frazer, former controller, will take place tomorrow at 4 p.m. at the institution. Owing to the recent death, the event is affected by the family circumstances.
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French advance and trench battles near Arras deepen WWI grind
Outpouring reports describe French forces pushing east toward Leva and occupying trenches east of the Soucher sugar mill while both sides suffer heavy losses near Neuvilles and the Lorette hills. An official war office note says light French gains on slopes east of Lorette with repeated German counterattacks. The scene is a ruined labyrinth of trenches, with wounded and dead piling up as artillery fire continues. Meanwhile a Rome newspaper notes the pope may seek a peace congress soon, Benedict XVI presiding.
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King Victor Emmanuel Narrowly Escapes During Italy Visit
News from Milan reports King Victor Emmanuel narrowly escaped danger as an Italian battalion shell burst nearby during a royal visit. The blast showered a wide area with debris and metal fragments. Authorities are assessing the incident and safeguarding the king.
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Voyage of American officer ends in Tampico shooting save
In Galveston reports claim an American consul and U S naval officer were lined up for execution in Tampico but saved by a colonel. Captain Wetrhote of the tanker Topic corroborates killings in oil districts by Villistas, noting troops have withdrawn and Carranzistas now control the area. In Laredo dissident Mexicans criticized Wilson policy during Carranza celebrations asserting Mexico can handle the situation without U S aid.
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Englishman killed in Tuxpam during fighting in Mexico
The state department reported an Englishman died Sunday in Tuxpam Mexico. Other British subjects were likely fatally wounded, including a woman and a boy. The casualty occurred amid fighting between Carrancista factions near Villaltag and the Englishman was shot while fleeing toward shelter.
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