No Effort To Kill Kaiser Made Authorities Claim
Amsterdam reports a Weser Zeitung story alleging an attempt on Emperor William's life. The Bremen paper cites rumors that the emperor's jaw was smashed, but a German general states after inquiries that the alleged attempt is wholly untrue.
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German ships sunk and prizes taken by British destroyers
Amsterdam reports two German ships sunk and two German steamers seized by British destroyers. A torpedoed German steamer reached Den Helder. Correspondent at Paxell, Frisian island, notes these movements in the Amsterdam Telegraph.
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Local Playhouses Offer Six High Class Vaudeville Features
In Butte and Athens news briefs, vaudeville at People's Hippodrome features Strassie's animals five part photoplay Sig Timber with Kathryn Williams, Pathe News, and comedy. Shows run daily 1 to 11 pm. Also Hagenbeck Wallace circus comes to town with fifty clowns led by Arthur Borella known for Here's Me. Greece reports Chamber convenes as Venizelos reads convocation decree and adjourns for officer elections.
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Germany Gives Up Dream of World Conquest
London reports from Dorchester internment camps where about 19 000 German prisoners discuss war aims. They say Germany will endure to the end, US entry lengthens the war, and submarines meet expectations. Some predict a more democratic Germany postwar, while officials remain humane and disciplined.
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Dutch official appeals to America over export dispute
The Hague July 26. J B van der Houven van Cardi a Dutch mission member says they will travel to the United States to present facts and clarify Holland’s position on exports. He notes American ports hold many Dutch ships, hindering allies, and aims to resume shipments. Washington July 26 Major General Goethals is expected to head the American army engineers in France soon, seeking native service after the shipping board reorganization.
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Greece’s Venizelos Signals Democratic Resumption of Parliament
Athens July 24. Premier Venizelos told an Associated Press correspondent that parliament’s reassembly ends royal autocracy and restates rule by the people under a constitutional framework. Greece now wars with the central powers, sides with the Entente, and seeks Balkan unity with Serbia, backed by France and other powers.
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First Casualty in Field Among American Forces
First field casualty reported as a soldier injured by handling a live French bomb. right hand lost but not the full strength of the charge. Troops drill and maneuver nearby. French and American soldiers interact, with front life conditions being observed by visiting officers. Des Moines liquor raid nets 75000 dollars in alcohol. three drug stores and three blind tigers raided following district court information.
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