British Dirigible Battles South For Fuel Aid
Battling a head wind and short of fuel the British dirigible K-34 nears St John’s N S as American warships race up the Maine coast to assist. The fleet includes USS Satilla and destroyers sent from Boston with orders to establish radio contact and escort the airship toward Mineola.
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N. 1
Mineola
Maine
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Washington
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Satilla
Machus Hay
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Funny
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Scott
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Satila
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Blanding
New Prunswick
Nivy Department
Big Et BR
Batilia
Criss Island
Michine
Amiatanes
J. S. Banceitl
Navy Yard Beton
Bar Harbor
Kela
Navy
Fee Piinor
Albuquerque Growth Drive Pushes Housing Demand
The city pivots toward forward growth with American Lumber expansion and new construction. Advertised climate and health appeal draw wealth, but housing and hotel shortages hinder arrivals. Landlords fill vacancies in 48 hours via Journal classifieds as demand rises.
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Albuquerque
American Lumber Company
Asheville
N. C
Colorado Springs
San Diego
Calif
United States
France
Weather Update from Washington Notices Light Winds
July 1. Weather conditions are not likely to add to the hardships of the day. The latest report from the United States Weather Bureau says upper winds along the Atlantic coast will be westward to northwestward and moderate for the next twenty four hours. Rain is possible.
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Washington
Neverdime
United Bates Weather Bureau
Hindenburg Accepts Responsibility for German Acts
Field Marshal von Hindenburg declares he is responsible for acts by the German forces since August 1916 and for former Emperor Wilhelm II’s proclamations on wartime policies. He asks President Wilson to inform the allies accordingly, a claim noted as a second such admission by a German leader amid wartime trials.
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Alep
Itum
Tle
Khert of
Jormieng
Estchange Telegraph Company
Hanover
Stucos Imdb
Thie
Field Marshal
von Hindenburg
Dief Hanes
Germany
Admiral von Scheer interview dominates British press
A New York World service interview with Admiral von Scheer from wartime Germany appears in London papers. He argues naval battles resembled land wars in their cumulative effects, while critics say results of Jutland were not decisive.
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Eaperis
London
New York World Service
Mitehahardt von Koheer
Weilmar
New York
Times
Dally Teiegraph
Cyprian Reid
Irish Unionists Question Freely Elected Parliament
Fragmentary text shows Irish Unionists doubting the legitimacy of a freely elected parliament. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable. The excerpt appears to reflect political mistrust or skepticism within unionist circles about representative governance.
Pecan Ber Ait Tie Aliased Note From The Satire
Fragmentary text references J Thompson and Sammars near a race or event. Names are unclear and details are incomplete. no decisive outcome or location is readable.
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J. Thompson
al Sammars
Hunger Riots Escalate Into Reign of Terror
Rowdies join rioters in the food shortage turmoil as mobs attack and loot. A food store is set ablaze and items cannot be carried away, fueling a chaotic scene of violence and disorder. Authorities struggle to restore order amid shortages.
Indiana Senator’s Son Confesses in Frenchwoman Killing
Harry S. New, who claims to be the senator’s son, says he killed a Frenchwoman because he loved her and is willing to face punishment. He declares the act in an interview seeking trial exposure.
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Harry S. New
Senator New
Indiana
France
Riots In Fiorence Signal Chamber Of Labor Control
Fires and clashes erupt as carbineers fire on crowds in Fiorence. The chamber of labor appears to control shops, distributing goods to warehouses under a red flag. Mail and street life disrupted as authorities struggle with cost of living riots.
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Fiorence
Associated Vpress
Chamber of Labor
Ecabe
Chamber of
Outakiria
Fiotogan
Principal Palermo fish merchants arrested for peagie plot
Thirty one leading Palermo fish merchants were arrested on July 4 after crowds denounced them as etarvera of the peagie. Italian police detained the merchants following public denunciation.
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Palermo
Associated Presa
Etarvera
Glendale man confesses killing fiancee in Topanga Canyon
Harry B New of Glendale describes driving with Frieda Lesser after pleading for marriage when she refused. He says he shot her in a lonely spot, then drove to Los Angeles police with her body and surrendered. The incident ties to Senator Harry S New of Indiana who denies any marriage or divorce with Lesser’s mother.
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Calif
Harry &. New
Glendale
Harry
New
Indiana
Frieda Lesser
Topanga Canyon
Here
Poelice Station
Prieda
Frieda
Indiana Military Academy
Notre Dame University
Mies Tescer
Flocal
Hou
Indianapolis
Mra
Lala Burger
Harry & New
Murger
Harry 8. New
Lurtger
Seolicit
Italian town seizes food stocks under labor council control
In Om Ancona Italy on July 4 troops occupy the town as the chamber of labor takes charge of all food and necessities. Stock inscriptions read requisitioned and at the disposal of the people. Crowds surge but offer no resistance and applaud the soldiers who share wine stocks with the crowd.
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Ancona
Italy
Preas
Chamber of Labor
Banks Charge On Pay Checks Reported
Complaints reach Representative Reden about soldiers and marines being required to pay ext tings at tents, says source in Morning Journal. The report notes banks charging on payrolls and seeks clarification from officials. The fragmentary item mentions Illinois and Washington as context for the inquiry.
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Washington
Redenhere
Alinois
Former German Army Officers Angry at New Policy
Report notes grumbling among ex officers over a policy change tied to the military and political groups. The article references interviews and comments from veterans regarding the shift and its impact on their status and actions.
Mexico Plotting Propaganda Aims Reported in U S
Washington reports Mexican government attempts to buy American newspaper support for propaganda linked to Mexican policy toward oil operators. General Candido Aguilar, son in law of Carranza, urged campaigns. Monterey paper tipped public attention to the idea. Officials monitor the situation as debate and division unfold.
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MY Morning Journal
Bora Laredo Winer
Washington
Candido Aguilar
Cartranza
Monterey
Mexico
Carranza
Heald
United Lates
Dempo Next Challenge Delayed by Team Rest
The Dempo squad plans a brief rest period before defending their title. After a tough run, they will regroup to focus on securing the title, with a few months needed to gather and prepare the team for the upcoming campaign.
Dempsey Crowned Champion After Willard Clash in Toledo
In Toledo on July 6 Jack Dempsey defeated Jess Willard to claim the heavyweight title. Dempsey weighed 178 pounds, Willard 243, amid reports of controversy over rounds and a possible disqualification. Dempsey accepted offers including a $10,000 weekly rate for twelve weeks to perform theatrically while continuing defense of his title.
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LY Morning Journal Special
Wien
Toledo
Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Willard
Jack
Tekken
Demipecy
Weill
Jess
Dak Dempecy
Pecard
Arbour
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