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... INDEPENDENCE DAY. HEAVY (t UNrrß) New York, Jni Thirty persona have been killed and 1,325 125 towns of the United States by accid enh resulting from firearms, toy cannon, giant «nd other explosives during the Fourth celebrations. ur ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY GENERAL PERSHING'S MESSAGE TO AMERICA. (Press Association War Special.) Paris, Wednesday. General Pershing has telegraphed the following message to the United States for publication in tomorrow's papers:—On the anniversary of our Independence ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY General Mac Arthur and his staff will work their usual 10 or 12 hours’ day to-morrow, American Independence Day, says Reuter message from Melbourne. Some U.S. camps will give the traditional 48-gun salute at noon—one gun for each State ...
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... INDEPENDENCE DAY. - DERBY JUSTICES AND EXERCISE OF CHARITY. Fifty-five minutes of tho Derby borough magistrates tinio this morning were occupied in hearing details of a neighbour quarrel. Ellen Callaghan, Caimon-streei, was Benton, 4. Cannon-street, for ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY. GLASGOW’S FELICITATIONS. Lord Provost Dunlop, of Glasgow, to-day wired felicitations Dr. Page, the American Ambassador in London, Independence Day. and assures the American people that Glasgow does so with greater warmth American countrymen ...
... INDEP DENCE DAY Independence Day was celebrated on Wednes- thy by the Americans in London In the after econ the American Ambassador and Mrs. White law Reid held a reception at Dorchester House, n; and m the evening the annual Indepen- imce Day dinner ...
... Independence Day General Macarthur, Allied Supreme Commander in Japan, took the salute at an Independence Day parade of British and American troops in Tokyo to-day. ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY. The banquet held the American Society . in London last night to celebrate Indepen- j dence Day was a gathering of unusual interest. There was the shadow of a great sorrow to unite the company by the links of heartfelt sympathy, the ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY. SPEECH BY PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. JUSTICE TO CUBA. July 4. A great demonstration took place here to-day on tho occasion of President Roosevelt's visit. The President was escorted military to Schenely Park, where the ceremonies iu connection ...
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... INDEPENDENCE DAY. MR. LLOYD GEORGE'S MESSAGE TO U.S. COMMANDER. The Press. Bureau this, morning issued the following telegrams which hare passed between Mr. Lloyd George and General Pershing : From General Pershing.— v a matter of great gratification ...