Newspapers dated August 7, 1914

The evening world.

‘ Bi os Ps Fuel Far Beyond « Their Needs, Presumably for Kaiser’s Ships, Outside. v. S. NAVY TO GUARD Neutrality Proclamation

Bemidji Daily Pioneer

VOLUME 12, NO. 87, BELGIANS TR Iy’@'ta 4 G lbs o%'.‘»" AMERICAN RAILROAD - ° MEN MOST EFFICIENT| Annual Report Shows Marked

Norwich Bulletin

--Both Sides BRITISH AND GERMAN FLEET IN BATTLE AT SEA More than 120 Lives Lost When British Cruiser Amphon Wsa | Sunk by...

The Seattle Star

LAST EDITION SCOOPED! The Seattle Star | ONE CENT ON THAINS AND NEWS STANDS, be | VOLUME 16. NO. 140, SEATTLE, WASH., FRIDAY,

Lakeland Evening Telegram

FUSLISHED IN THE BEST TOWN IN THE BEST PART OF THE BEST STATE BOOST—REMEMBER THAT SATAN STAYED IN HEAVEN UNTIL HE BEGAN TO

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