The Loup City northwestern

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probably St Paul, it is said.

Butt g I-evinRky. the New York

I -atyweight d**f« a;ed Sailor Jim Car

n-'l o S.--n Francisco in a ten round

it in Brooklyn. l.evlnskv out

--ed .troll fiotn the start and had

int on the ropes several times.

U'ARh INOTON.

Or- oriparv of American marines

lu- landtd at St. Marc, Haiti, and

tri.-i i-o-"iol of the town. An attempt

ii oppo-* the landing failed. The

lav department announced.

Attorney General Gregory indicat

'd that no new federal suits against

hraeite rati roads were likely to

v. 1 decision of the Interstate

Cor.meree commission ordering

i ping reiV'cfon in freiglit rates.

To adopt tin po'icy demanded by

Austria Hungary in its protest against

'lie stile of war munitions to the al

1 would be to force militarism upon

the world, says the State department

in its n ply just made public.

icg’.it million able-bodied men in

liit* i'i '''I Stat* owe allegiance to

liuropt-an nations, labor department

statistics show Then are 14,000,000

foreign born persons who have not

acquire! citizenship

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Loup City northwestern. (1915). Loup City, Neb., 1915-08-26. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/2018270203/1915-08-26/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Loup City northwestern, 1915-08-26.