New Clashes Between French and Italian Troops at Fiume
Rome reports ongoing clashes at Fiume with six deaths and twenty wounded. French troops insulted Italian grenadiers, then opened fire from barracks into crowds. General Grazieolo arrived to restore order. Anarchist plots in Rome were exposed with 16 arrests and a forceful response near Pratalata.
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France
General Grazieole
National Council of
Morning Journal
Rome
Associated Press
Giornale d
Grazieolo
Tome
Fort Pratalata
Johnson Decries League of Nations as War Pact
Senator Hiram W. Johnson of California denounces the proposed league as a league of armed nations and a war trust. He says its creation lacks idealistic aims, traps nations in tyranny, and undercuts American independence and liberty. He vows to teach future generations American principles and reject the covenant.
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OY Morning Journal
Providence
Hiram W. Johnson
California
League of Nations
League of Armed Nations
Shantung
United States
Return trip of British airship delayed by weather
The giant airship H-64 aborts its planned six am departure from Roosevelt Field due to adverse winds. Crowds watch as the envelope suffers a six by three foot gas bag hole when a rope line parts, delaying the voyage back across the Atlantic. Navy censorship plans and mail transfers surface as the craft and crew await calmer conditions.
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MOS Journal
Mineola
Engles
Roosevelt Field
Santas Werning
Hale
Pasveloope
Tis Marine
Navy
Senator from Indiana Speaks on Murder Arrest
Senator New of Indiana released a statement after the arrest in Los Angeles on murder charges involving Harry Lew. He asserts no marriage or relationship existed with the slain man’s mother and says his actions were his own responsibility, regretful but decisive, spanning thirty years.
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Washington
New
Indiana
Lan Angeles
Harry Lew
Mer
Cleveland Street Car Strike Ends After Arbitration Offer
The 2409 street car men strike in Cleveland ends as President John J. Stanley of the Cleveland Hallway Company accepts Mayor Harry L. Jiasis proposal to arbitrate the wage demand. The dispute had halted traction since Sunday and the outcome hinges on the agreed arbitration terms.
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Cleveland
John J. Stanley
Cleveland Hallway Company
Harry L. Jiasis
Court Refuses Dismissal in Townley Nonpartisan League Case
In Jackson Minnesota on July - District Judge FE C. Pean denied defense requests to drop the conspiracy charge against A C Townley president of the National Nonpartisan League and organizer Joseph Gilbert. Defense attorney George Hoke argued the case targets political aims, while Assistant AG J I Markham pressed that officials and bankers conspired to ruin the league. Gilbert testified he did not discuss Townley’s speeches with him and recalled remarks from 1918 at Lakefield regarding farm labor and feeding the troops.
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Jackson
Minn
FE. C. Pean
A. ¢. Townley
National Nonpartisan League
Joseph Gilbert
League
George Hoke
Hooke
J i. Markham
Mr. Hoke
Steel Trust
Germany
Markham
Dean
Gilbert
A. C. Townley
Townley
Kenyon
Lakefield
Waded through flood near Douglas in wild river trek
Mrs. W. H. Neel and her party waded five and a half miles through a flood near Douglas Arizona after their car overturned in a hole. They clung to barbed wire fences and swam to safety, reaching land at the Four Bar ranch after more than five hours. Mrs. Neel was bruised and taken for treatment. Walter Neel and William Burne escaped unharmed.
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Morning Journal
Douglas
Ariz
W. H. Neel
Walter
William Burnep
Greensburgh
Psa
Four Bar Ranch
Neel
Devglas
McNeal
Neel Ranch
White River
Troops Deployed to Harvest Wheat Across States
Washington reports command officers in Pike Apna Mawie Tex, Funston Kans, and Fort Silkin were advised today to deploy troops for work ventures in wheat fields.
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Washington
Comandine
Tarps Pike Apna Mawie
Tex
Pedge
Funston
Kans
Fort Silkin
Ventare Wheat Fields
Russians Claim Setback as Volunteers Retreat from Petrograd Front
Copenhagen July reports say the Russian volunteer army advancing on Petrograd has suffered a reverse. They abandoned Krasnayagterka fortress opposite Kronstadt Keoporia and several railway stations. The bureau notes the volunteers are in full retreat. June 18 dispatch claimed Bolsheviks recaptured Krasnavagerkea fortress. Evacuation admitted as guns and fortifications were destroyed.
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Esthanian Bureau
Mommig Poummal
Copenhagen
Hethanian Bureau
Petrograd
Krasnayagterka
Kronstadt
Keoporia
Pressian
Lenden
Pionsane
Krasnavagerkea
London
Blackheim
Krasenasagerka
Mooney Strike Affects West Coast Shipyards
Reports from Pacific Coast cities say the five day Mooney strike mainly hit shipyards in Oregon and Washington. Most Portland yards and those along the Columbia River were idle while Tacoma yards ran with reduced forces and near normal staffing. A Trades Council session warned members not to jeopardize jobs by additional individual strikes.
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San
Thomas J. Mooney
Oregon
Washington
Portland
Tre
Columbia River
Tacoma
Wash
Nunietal Trades Council
Tacoms
Alt Beattie
Northern Mexico Wires Down Again
Telegraphic lines along the Mexico Northwestern route through Casas Grandes are inoperative since yesterday morning. A passenger train from the south was not seen today as heavy rains in the mountains west of the railroad are blamed for the disruption. Nogales reports indicate the southern Pacific of Mexico also paralyzed by rain in Sonora and Sinaloa.
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Tuares
Mexico
Ae Mexico Northwestern
Fune
Casas Grandes
Nogales
Southern Pacific of Mexico
Oneta
Sinalo
Czech republic receives wartime credit from United States
Washington reports the Czech lands receive a credit of 5 655 496 dollars, bringing the total aid to 54 236 000. Advances to the allies now total 9 459 525 981 dollars out of 19 000 000 000 authorized by Congress.
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Washington
Czechna- Bievak Republic
Congress
Defense Council Denounced by Probe Chairman as Law Violator
The Defense Council faced censure as probe chairman labeled the group a violator of law. Representative Graham questioned its legality while noting President Wilson’s prewar organization of the council.
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Defense Council
Goethals Refused to Obey Council in War Department Probe
Morning Journal Special Cable reports Chairman Graham of a special house committee accusing the president of creating a secret government by forming a council of national defense in 1916. He says the seven civilian members wielded real power, directing war purchases, censorship and policies, while Major General Goethals objected and took control over quartermaster duties.
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OY Morning Journal
CRO Wincy
Washington
Council of National Defense
United States
Graham
House
War Department
Goethals
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Congress
Calinet
Advisory Commission
Herbert Hinover
Firaharm
Joetham
Army
Inerness
Giary
Mr. Graham
French Statesman Now Heads Council of Four
The French Foreign Minister Stephen Pichon chairs a new four member council joining Robert Lansing Arthur J. Balfour and Tomarino Tittoni. The body may resemble the old council of ten but will oversee continued direction of policy.
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Stephen Pichon
Council of Four
Robert Lansing
Arthur J. Balfour
Tomarino Tittoni
Council of Ten
Steps Taken to Demand Kaiser of Netherlands
London July 7 The allies have not yet made an official representation to the Dutch government on the extradition of the former German emperor but steps are being taken. Andrew Bonar Law government spokesman told the House of Commons that no unofficial communication had been sent to the Dutch government. A member asked if the spokesman knew that nobody particularly wants the ex emperor brought here and the question was greeted with cheers.
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OY Morming Journal
London
Andrew l Bonar Law
House of Commons
Bonar Law
Monar Law
a&Ware
Paris Delays Trial Discussion Amid Wilson Visit
Paris July 7 The council of three postponed debate on the former Emperor William trial as President Wilson remained in Paris. Reuters reports Miemier Lloyd George's Commons statement surprised some but confirms urgent business pushed the matter back. Wilson is known to favor London as the trial site.
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Paris
Famperor
William
Council of Three
Wilson
Reuters
Miemier Filoyd George
House of Commons
Hecamie
London
New Hank Incorporated Mania Pe Incorporation Unfolds
First National Bank of Columbus files papers to form New Hank Incorporated in Lana county with capital of 825000. Incorporators include Lt C W Franklin ex Eighth Second Field Artillery as cashier A F Kerr VP Paso Bank and Trust as president and C W Power of Columbus named VP. Bank building under construction in Columbus will be set up.
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New Hank Incorporated
First National Bank of Columbus
Lana County
W. Franklin
Eighty Second Field Artillery
A. F. Kerr
Fl Paso Bank & Trust Company
W Power of Columbus
Columbus
President Wilson to Land in New York Today
President Wilson is scheduled to land in New York this afternoon between 1:58 and 2:00 PM. He will be welcomed by schoolchildren and proceed to Carnegie Hall for a briefing after docking and escort arrangements along the Hudson shore.
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Wilson
U. 8S
New York
Wilst
Hecisken
Scheel
Wilwon
Sai Ae
Marenau
Merz
Marshall
Navy
Daniels
Karvig
Pennsylvania
George Washington
Smith
Hylan
Newdereey
Manhattan
Hudson River
Carnegie Hall
Legislators Split Over Wartime Prohibition Enforcement Bill
Five members of the House Judiciary Committee issue a minority report calling for repeal of the wartime prohibition act or at least narrowing its scope to exclude manufacture and sale of light wines and beer. They argue the enforcement bill goes beyond the original act and constitutes new legislation, challenging Congress to exceed its war power and ignore states’ concurrent authority.
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Morning Journal
Lasko Wire
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
Volstead
Judiciary Committee
House
Representative Tree
Missouri
Steel
Pennsylvania
Tard
Ohio
Dyer
Classen
Wisconsin
New York
Banishing Liquor Reduces Crime Says Judge Holloman
District Judge Reed Holloman, back from Tierra Amarilla, reports crime in Hie Arriba county dropped after prohibition. Eight days at the county seat saw no drunkenness or indictments, grand jury costs down by 2606 dollars, courts filled with civil cases, and dockets upcoming by month end.
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FECAL
Morning Journal
Manta Fe
Reed Holloman
Tierra Amarilla
Hie Arriba County
Banta Fe
Hie Arriba
California Brewers Seek Test Case Under Dry Statute
The California Brewers Protective Association plans a test case in San Francisco to decide if beer averages are entitled to interstate transport under the nationwide prohibition. Railroad officials said no orders to refuse beverage shipments had been issued, but agency guidance was sent to railroad agents.
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Washington
San Francisco
Tnifornia Brewers
Railroad Administration
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