Bulgarian Force Threatens Servian Retreat at Vranin
Reports from Sofia confirm a large Bulgarian force appearing at Vranin threatening the Servian line of retreat. Belgrade notes scarce Servian reports and a policy of publishing only every other day. Censorship tightens and war editions halt. Observers describe savage fighting and wholesale slaughter as both sides press. The London conference continues unsuccessfully to alter the war path. Greek sources recount Bulgarian trenches and guns transforming Kikigh into another Plevna while Greeks push to halt Bulgarian attacks on Sasra.
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London
Sofia
Vranin
Belgrade
Ivanoff
Kikigh
Plevna
Adv Vance
Sasra
Romanian Moves Against Bulgaria Spark War Plans
A Reichsspost correspondent reports that 11 000 Servian troops were killed and 4 000 captured when Bulgarians outflanked a 15 000 strong Servian division. Roumanian mobilization is said to finish by Friday and troops may cross the Danube, pressuring Bul Karla to concede Roumanian demands or risk renewed war.
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Danube
Bulgaria
Bul Karla
Roumania
Commodore Perry Reenactment Staged in Erie Pa
In Erie Pennsylvania on July 6 a local businessman impersonating Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry reenacted the 1813 voyage to Put-In-Bay. A Conistoga wagon replica brought ammunition loads from Philadelphia, matching the original route, while U S cavalry and naval militia greeted the procession at the harbor near the Niagara remains.
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Erie
Oliver Hazard Perry
Lint Wis Meyer
Anthony Wayne
Pennsylvania and
Commodore
Put-In-Bay
Onme
Perry Square
Conistoga
Perry
Philadelphia
United States
Fort Meyer
Febuilt Niagara
Forty Seven Ten Support Tariff
Two Democratic senators oppose tariff revision while the measure gains support from Forty Seven Ten. They argue against changes, citing economic impact and industry effects as other lawmakers weigh positions ahead of the vote.
Democrats pledge support for Underwood-Simmons tariff revision
Forty-seven Democratic senators declared their intention to vote for the Underwood-Simmons tariff revision, with Newlands the sole dissenter on the binding resolution. Absent were Hitchcock and Culberson, both favoring the measure, while Ransdell and Thornton opposed sugar-free provisions. The caucus endorsed the bill as a party measure, urged undivided support, and set the stage for Senate debate next week.
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Washington
Ransdell
Thornton
Louisiana
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Culberson
Texas
Fot
Theuneus
Newlands
Nevada
Shafroth
Colorado
Ay Ronews
Finant Committee
Kern
Simmons
Finance Committee
Duckerson
Senate
Gold Miners Back To Work Amid Settlement Rift
Johannesburg July 7. A large number of miners who joined last week’s general strike resumed work. Those still on strike oppose settlement terms and demand government aid for dependents of killed or wounded workers. A 1000 strong assembly heard militant speeches and a resolution kept the strike alive while condemning strike leaders. General Botha’s stance hinted at amnesty, as rail workers dispute terms of settlement. Clashes and dynamite fears persist, with rail lines and the Rand club guarded by soldiers.
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Johannesburg
Union of
Braamfontein
Botha
Premater
General Smutz
Steikes
Nso
Rand Club
Germiston
Printers’ Union
Michael Bolton
Innocent Victim Defense in Lauterbach Case Emerges
Washington July hearings on Wall Street operations take a new turn as Ko ward Lauterbach, Lamar's associate, pleads he was an innocent victim and a sacrificio in negotiations involving the Morgan firm and New York attorneys. He had testified earlier, while Lamar recasts his tale amid steel trust probes and alleged emissary actions for Speaker Clark and Democratic leaders.
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Washington
Tate
Wall Street
Senate
David Lamar
Koward Lauterbach
Lamar
Morgan
Stes
New York
Congress
Lauterbach
Lamar Hid
Steel Trust
Lin
Cass Ledyard
Clark
Stone
Butte and State News Pack in Today's Standard
A garbled page from Today's Standard lists bank and tariff notes, Balkan tensions with Bulgarians, Cuban governor claims innocence, and gold mining settlements. It covers racing forms, court actions, Sunday games in gardens, automotion convention delegates, and Montana history highlights.
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McGraw
Goldberg
Metiaes
Anaconda Bastoria
Bruse
Zimmer
Butte
Atontana
Morrison
Floriany
Big Butte
Meet ‘Tuolumne
Salt Lake
Levy and
Ryan
Martin and Day Rescued From Lake Michigan Craft
Glenn Martin and his assistant Charles H Day clung to the overturned hydro aeroplane after it dipped near the lake surface at cage July 7. The rescue crew recovered the aircraft and both men escaped unharmed, with the craft only lightly damaged.
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Glenn Martin
Lake Michigan
Martin
Charles H. Day
Governor and Friends in Fatal Havana Shootout
Gen Armando Riva chief of the national police was mortally wounded in a pistol duel at Prado in Havana. Gov Ernesto Albert Senator Witates rales and Rep Arias were involved in the clash over a raid. Albert and companions fled toward Marianao after the shooting. all later surrendered to a magistrate.
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Havana
Armando Riva
National Police
Prado
Ernesto Albert
Witates Rales
Arias
Geneon
Hiva
Albert
Senecal
Asbert
Morales
Geeral Riva
Patlce Owen Phee
Marianno
Rivas
Riva
Gomez
Menocal
Marianao
Not All Settled On Form Of New Currency Bill
Washington July lawmakers on the house banking and currency committee discussed amendments to the administration currency bill. Chairman Glass urged open-minded input as members prepared to consider changes, with Mr Giggs proposing amendments to refine the measure.
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Washington
House Banking and Currency Committee
Glass
Giggs
Two Banks Fall Into Receivers' Hands in Pittsburg
Pittsburg dispatch reports the First-Second National Bank of Pittsburg and the First National Bank of McKeesport plus the Kuhn banking house and American Water Works and Guaranty company placed under receivers. Deputy Comptroller T P Kane ordered the First-Second halted for failure to meet reserve requirements, with receivers named including J S Kuhn and W S Kuhn.
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Pittsburg
First-Second National Bank of
Bank
McKeesport
American Water Works Ad Guaranty Company
Banking House of
J. 8
W. $. Kuhn
First Second Bank
T. P. Kane
Kuhn
Western
Penn
Dominant Land Guaranty Company
First Second National Bank
Banking House
American Water Works and Guaranty Company
Pittsburg Bank For Savings
Beecause
First National Bank
Second National
Oscar Telling
Comptroller’s Department
First National
C. P. Orr
Kuhn Company, Incorporated
Kuhns
J. K. Duff
J. H. Purdy
Get ¢Fal
Orr
de Murray
Murray
Allegheny National
Fort Pitt Nations
Pride's Crossing
Mass
Secretary to Investigate Pittsburg Bank Failure
Secretary Me doo announced a sweeping investigation into the Pittsburg First National Bank collapse. He stated that national banking remains strong and that he will seek Justice Department help to uncover irregularities, as one third of the bank’s 3.4 million capital is impaired and losses could reach three million dollars.
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Washington
Medoo
Pittsburg
Pitsburg
Department of Justice
Treasury
Renew Hostilities in Cabin Creek Coal Districts
Char leston West Virginia July 7 hostilities flare in the Cabin Creek coal area with rifle fire heard above Ohley mining camp. Union strike two weeks old. several miners refused to obey and continued working. a mule killed and two miners missing. Sheriff Bonner Hill seeks governor guidance as violence escalates and courts may be called in.
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Charleston
W. Va
Cabin Creek
Ohley
Bonner Hill
Harry Davis
Mins
Hinl
Hatfield
Immigrant Host Care Failures Reported
Officials warn the Pacific Coast faces strains as immigrant arrivals rise and local agencies claim unprepared capacity. Bland, pacific coast secretary, notes agencies cannot absorb more migrants and urges plans to boost care. Local authorities debate quotas and federal support amid ongoing resettlement challenges.
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