American destroyers attacked twice by submarines in force
Report from London says American destroyers escorting transports were subjected to two submarine attacks in a large operation. Simultaneously Russian and Allied forces push, with Kerlin acknowledging a reverse near Little Stripa river and losses around Riga. Teutons press along Kovet road as German and Austro German armies evacuate a city. Brzezany reports 50 members.
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London
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Petrograd
Arrival of American convoy in European waters praised
Secretary Daniels and Rear Admiral Gleaves hailed the safe arrival of the American expeditionary convoy to a French seaport. Vessels and troops are welcomed, horses disembark for a training camp, and units report precise rendezvous with warships despite overcast skies.
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War News From Associated Press on Eastern Front
The Western and Eastern fronts show heavy fighting as Teussians retreat from Przezany under pressure from the Tustians. Russians claim 20 000 prisoners and push toward Kovel with signs of a major offensive along the Kove Lutsk line. Battles also reported near Rys and Smorgon, Verdun raids continue, and northern front actions persist with isolated clashes.
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Kovel
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Six Convicts Convicted in Wyoming Gold Conspiracy Trials
In a lengthy gold conspiracy case, six men face conviction for piracy to defraud the government. Named defendants include Daniel McLeod Geo Heber Charles Daniels William High Dennis Sullivan Frank Cochrane. Trial proceedings spanned ten days in Cripple Creek Denver Victor and related locations.
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Geo Heber
Charles Daniels
Wiliam High
Cripple Creek
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Denver
Frank Cochrane
Victor
Attacks at Sea and Riots Dominate Global News T: Attacks at Sea and Riots Dominate Global News
Submarine assaults on American destroyers convoying a trap port, plus Russians advancing toward Lemberg, and serious riots in Amsterdam dominate today’s front with scattered updates on power, sport and theater. The China situation and library work are also noted amid routine editorial items.
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Butte
Anaconda News
Ssanaconda News
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Miss Rankin
China
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Paris
Basin Boys
Rea Cross
Riots Tremor After Race Violence Claims City Lives
In Lowden Maryland troops from 24 companies restore order after two days of deadly clashes between White and Black residents. 28 dead including four whites. More guards from Chicago arrive to quell looting and fires in the negro quarter. Citizens fear continued unrest as reports cite disarmed soldiers and bodies feared in the river. the chamber of commerce cites progress since noon.
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Minois National Guard
Chicago
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Dickson
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Sammerce
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Pressdons
Central Trades and Labor Council
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Morris & Co
Swift & Co
Ottawa Conscription Debate Prompted by Labor Leader
Dr. J C Watters President of the Trade and Labor centres of Canada replies to a British Columbia Federation of Labor inquiry on the stance labor should take toward conscription. The report notes a wealthy workingman’s position against labor toil for private gain if conscription becomes law.
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Ottawa
Dominion
J.C. Watters
Trade and Labor Centres of Canada
British Columbia Federation of Labor
Duan Rejects Scott Enthused Proposition By Russ Ardor
In Butte last night Montana Power Company offer was rejected by electrical union leaders amid rising tension. Miners and mine workers factions trade blame as talks with International unions stagnate. Reported movements indicate planned shifts among labor factions as Petrograd and U.S. military developments loom in separate notes.
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Power Company
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Russ Ardor
Electrical Union
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Montana
George Eekman
Metal’ Mine Workers’ ‘Union
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Hay Wood
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Arity
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Great Industrial Activity Shown by Coinage Report
Washington July 3 Indication of unusual industrial activity shown in the annual mint report for year ended June 30. Coins minted rose from 111,604,296 in 1915 to 4065 in 1917 and total mintage was 254,745,148. Most coins were nickels and pennies. SEND TROOPS IF NECESSARYmining strike Bisbee and Globe Arizona referred to Brigadier General Parker in San Antonio for possible troop deployment.
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Globe
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Secetary
Weather Forecast for Massachusetts Clouds and Winds
A messy forecast notes cloudy conditions across Massachusetts with light to moderate winds. No significant precipitation expected, temperatures moderate, and conditions largely stable through the midweek period.
Last units of American expedition arrive safely
A French seaport welcomed the last units of the American expeditionary force amid whistles and sirens. The arriving vessels carried supplies and horses, marking a complete securing of the unit’s logistics as they entered port.
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Luton
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