Roumanian Army to Quit Budapest Under Allied Pressure
Allied notes to Romania push for immediate withdrawal of Romanian troops from Budapest. Budapest officials report orders to halt movement and await further talks as Entente demands clarification of Hungary peace terms and Romanian positions on Archduke Joseph.
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Illinois Miners Vote for More Honey The Heads Onpose Strike
Ill news item reports miners voting on strike action in progress at local sites. The text lists locations such as Springfield and F rington with references to union activity and meetings. No clear outcome is stated due to damaged OCR.
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Illinois
Springfield
Aus
Frington
Raimers
Ajiprexim
Bigamy Cases Drive Judge to Censure English Laws
In London England an Old Bailey judge criticizes lax views on marriage and divorce amid a tally of bigamy cases. He notes a trend toward cheap county court divorces and recounts the Tunbridge Wells bigamy trial of Justin Smithers, who admitted two marriages while his first wife lived. He receives a sentence for six counts with strict labor.
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Tunbridge Wells
Mabel Dorothy
Canterbury
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Dollar's Gold Value Solution of Street Car Problem
A discussion centers on a proposed plan to value streetcar fares by gold value. Yale University professor's theory links fare pricing to broader high cost of living. The plan, supported by a transportation official, aims to resolve a New York City transfer charge issue.
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Lewis Nixie
Puidir
Yari
Fishers
York
City in Brief Notes and Social Updates
Local society items report improved health of a boy, a fire-bound visitor returning home, and a marriage license issued to Itroy Hyerelt Gleagop and Morenne Parris. Directors of the Commercial Club meet. library reopens after redecorating. several residents plan trips and visits. fundraising for a new hospital continues with pledges.
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Morenne Parris
Waterloo
B. Miller
Akron
Maine Keeps Whisky Flow As Dry Doom Delays
Tangor Maine dispatch reports residents brace for alcohol shortages as Maine awaits a legal end to licenses. Stores, hotels, and clubs stockpile whiskey while smugglers supply demand. Officials count on continued 2.75 per cent strength and druggists providing a kick.
Robbers Enter Several Homes During Night
Nighttime burglaries targeted multiple residences. In the Lichfield home at Logan Avenue 207 thieves pried windows, ransacked rooms and stole small valuables from drawers and a silver cabinet. Edward Smith at Mulberry Street 208 saw a basement entry and a sleeping visitor disrupted by thieves. A porch intrusion also occurred with money taken and purses emptied.
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Lichiffe
Logan Avenir
Litchfield
Ory
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Lange Berry
Bertr
Edward Smith
Mulberry Street
Army to Sell Hats and Gear in Uniform Sale
Washington dispatch reports an Army sale planned for August 14 involving 1 440 sets of double Iserny and new writers via tidy order. Officials state proceeds go to the war department and related supplies.
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Uy Pie Associated Press
Washington
Double Iserny
Oie Tidy
Rail shopmen face return vote amid wage strike
Chicago district leaders rally strikers to resist returning to benches while international officials urge halting the walkout. In Chicago 28,000 voted on return with 1,400 livestock cars moving daily. broader New England traffic hinges on ballot results as verdicts loom.
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Chicago
Federated Railway
Strikara
Wilson
Boston
New England
Garbage ordinance upheld by municipal court ruling
Judge G W Wood in Waterloo ruled City No 27 regulating garbage disposal valid under police power. D Webster admitted gathering rubbish without authority. likelihood of monopoly claim rejected. defendant fined 3 dollars plus costs.
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G. W. Wood
City of Waterloo
D. Webster
Moran Summit Feat Marks First Ascent in Yellowstone
The New York mountaineer Roy Jefora, secretary of the Associated Mountaineering Clubs of North America and librarian of the American Alpine Club, reportedly paralleled the peak of Mt Moran in Jackson Hole, Yellowstone Park. Acting director Horace N. Albright confirms the fourteenth attempt. the summit rises about 12 600 feet above sea level and is bounded by near vertical walls.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
Jefora
New York
Associated Mountaineering Clubs of North America
American Alpine Club
Royal Geographical Society
London
Mt. Moran
Jackson's Hole
Yellowstone Park
Horace N. Albright
National Park Service
Yellowstone
Sye
Mount Moran
Pires
Mortuary Notices for Shaffer and Northey
Dorothy Shaffer infant daughter of Ma. ud Mrs. Ai Shaffer died at St. Mrangis hospital at 2 44 p m The body at O Keefe Towne mortuary and taken Friday to Marshalltown for funeral Silas Northey funeral services will be at 414 Wellington Street Saturday at 1 30 p m The remains will be cremated for Pan Davis to furnish marble for the rites arrangements in the secretary tn abe since
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W. J. Johnston
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Sugar Profiteers to Lose Licenses Plan in Federal Remedy
Washington dispatch notes the food administration and justice department aim to cancel licenses for sugar profiteering. The circular to district attorneys clarifies license requirements for dealers and prohibits exorbitant charges and unjust resales that raise market prices.
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Japanese diplomat named ambassador to Washington
Last night reports from Tokio Berlin state K Shidehara vice minister of foreign affairs is appointed Japanese ambassador at Washington. Vienna dispatch notes Austrian military protests against moves toward monarchy and royal succession rumors.
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San Francisco
K. Shidehera
Washington
Stolen Liberty Bonds Hit New York Brokers
Liberty bonds valued at 223000 were stolen Tuesday from two New York brokerage firms in the financial district. A messenger entrusted with 178000 of bonds to Kidder Peabody disappeared, and 45000 in Liberty bonds were taken from Simmons Slade. Police search ongoing for the boy messenger.
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New York
Liberty
Financial
Richard Whitney & Co
Irra
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Grey's Acceptance Receives Mixed British Reaction
London readers react with warm approval to Viscount Grey accepting the role as British ambassador to the United States praising his public service. Some Quaker critics voice dissatisfaction with the post’s extraordinary responsibilities at this moment amid a broader debate on his suitability.
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Associated Press
London
Grey
United States
Park
America
Illinois Guard Plan Amid Labor Strike In Chicago
A dispatch reports a proposed Illinois guard plan by the Associated Press to cover a two brigade infantry division amid a Chicago labor strike. The plan contemplates troop deployment to guard theaters and prevent work stoppages as actors’ unions contest during the dispute.
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Chivige
U S Educational Leadership in World Links
The US faces a role as an educational center for the future while Europe rebuilds. The commissioner of education notes Western Europe lacks trained resources postwar, prompting nations to seek American leadership in higher education and science, with Western cities pursuing closer ties.
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United States
Germany
Near East
America
Bureau of Education
Department of the Interior
Bureau
Commissioner of Education
Western Europe
UnitedStates
Kral States
Berkeley criminology course lists 27 types of human nuts
Dr. Jan Don Ball of Oakstod at UC Berkeley summer session catalogues 27 distinct types of human nuts including eccentrics, misfits, liars, swindlers, and paranoid or violent personalities. The list spans categories such as disturbed individuals, negative thinkers, and social misfits, with descriptors reflecting problematic behavior.
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Berkeley
Cal
Jan Don Ball
Oakstod
University of California
Japanese students to 1E sent to American schools
A committee advocates postgraduate study for Japanese students in American institutions. The plan aims to send medical students from Japan to the United States instead of Germany, led by figures including Dr Teusinr of St Luke's Hospital Tokyo and the Red Cross commissioner to Siberia. The initiative seeks funding for Navy vessel repairs through an appropriation request.
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POKIO
Studpola Shold
United States
Germany
Vr. i. TR. Teusinr
St. Luke's Hospital
Tokio
Siberia
Discovery and the Poacher Girl in the Old House
Brant seeks shelter from a downpour in an abandoned house and meets a beautiful young woman who turns out to be an unlikely poacher. She holds him at gunpoint but soon learns he owns the house and is not a criminal. He vows to help, while she fears exposure, and the pair connect as a shared dream of home emerges.
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Tangor
Maine
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Brant
Lfe
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