One Year Since Archduke Assassination Sparks War
A century ago Archduke Francis Ferdinand and wife were assassinated in Sarajevo by Gavrilo Princip, triggering a global war. Conservative estimates counted over six million dead, wounded, or captured across Britain France Russia Serbia Belgium Italy Austria-Hungary Germany and other nations as battles raged in Europe and beyond. Military actions swept through Belgium France Luxembourg and the Dardanelles while naval warfare and submarine attacks reshaped global shipping and drew in Italy and Japan.
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Sarajevo
Gariio Pringip
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Britain
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Serbia
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Belgium
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Austria
Turkey
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Alsace
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German Troops Storm Hills in Dniester Crossing
German forces claim successful river crossing on the Dniester between Bukaszowice and Chodorow after fierce fighting. Official communiqué reports storming hills on the northern bank, numerous prisoners and several machine guns captured.
Petrograd Admits Troops Are Falling Back In Galicia
A Russian official statement from Petrograd notes Russian forces retreating on the front between Hobrka and Zurawna in Galicia south of Lemberg. It also reports ongoing battles in the Caucasus near Van, Turkish Armenia, and mentions counterattacks yielding prisoners and machine guns.
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Petrograd
London
Hobrka
Zurawna
Galicia
Lemberg
Caucasus
Van
Turkish Armenia
Shavit
Narew
Niemen
Vistula
Zawiehost
Hobrka- Zurawna
Gnalaia
Bobrka
Turkish
Armenia
Zecdan
Heavy Russian Attacks Repulsed by Allied Troops
The report from a Lokal Angeiger correspondent notes heavy Russian artillery use and repulsed assaults in several sectors. Austro-Hungarian and General von Linsingen forces advance on the Dniester north bank while German commanders Mackensen and von Boehm-Ehrnold push eastward. In the Calon trench area June 26–27 fierce hand to hand fighting occurred with Germans briefly retaking lines before suffering heavy losses. An air raid on St Die killed a woman. Italian statement says no major military development in Tyrol Frentino zones. in Montenero zone Allied forces captured enemy guns and materiel while Austrians reportedly use asphyxiating shells at the Lona front.
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Prinsip
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Belgium
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Galicia
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von Linsingen
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Van
Mackensen
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Argonne
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Lona
Diplomatic Misreadings Spark Lusitania Negotiation Talk
Washington reports a clarification from State that German Austrian envoy Dumba did not intend a grave warning in a dispatch. The miscommunication arose from Zimerman's reading of Dumba, leading to American notes and subsequent Berlin clarification.
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United States
Germany
Bryan
Dumba
Herr Zim- Merman
Foreign Office
Gerard
Seashore Sailor Model Shown In Dark Blue Overcoat
A small man will need a warm overcoat for cool days at the seashore and the sailor model shown is very smart and comfortable in a dark blue shade.
Huerta Confesses No Return, Seeks Peace Five Years
Huerta insists he will not lead an armed return to Mexico and has retired from combat unless facing a foreign threat. He says he may come back in five to six years only after peace is established, while noting he visited El Paso to see his son and daughter and has a right to do so.
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Huerta
Federal Building
Mexico
Lee
General Orozco
Fort Bliss
United States
Washington
Tru
New Revolutionary Movement
Erce
Wilson
Huern Smaca
el Paso
San Francisco
Fort Biles Visit Receives Courteous Treatment
A traveler noted with approval the polite reception at the federal building and at Fort Biles. He observed the courteous demeanor shown to him and was pleased by the treatment received during his stop.
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Federal
Fort Biles
Angeles Glad Generals Lockup Stirs Mexico Exile
Boston June 21 Gen Felipe Angeles visiting family inquires about the detention of Gen Huerta and party at El Paso expressing joy and stating he had no involvement with any Huerta led movement. He asserts his visit to the United States is unrelated to the matter.
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Boston
United States
Felipe Angeles
General Huerta
el Paso
Vatican Ciphers Telegrams Passed by Censor
The Glornale d’Italia asserts cipher telegrams to the Holy See are allowed, debunking claims they are blocked. It says the papal secretary of state plans a statement about the pope interview in La Liberte to quell the painful impression, but the form is undecided.
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Paris
Glornale a'Ttalia
Idea Nazionale
la Liberte
Son-in-law confesses plot against Schneider
Pittsburg police report G Forney a Washington attorney’s promissory notes and a plan to kill Franklin T Schneider, a wealthy candy maker, after a lengthy sworn statement. George McHen ty, a waiter, allegedly helped arrange the theft and threat to force payment.
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Schneider
Pittsburg
G. Forney
Washington, D.C
George MeKenry
Franklin ‘T. Schneider
McHrenty
Forney
Mr. Rehneider
Fomney
Thurman George W a Civil War veteran dies at 70
George W Thurman a corporal in Capt Abel George s company Second regiment Mounted Volunteers and veteran of early Indian fights died at his daughter Mrs T Earl Atkins home in Wheatland He was 70 and had crossed the plains as a child with his parents settling in Oregon before moving to California in 1864 in search of gold
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Sune
Georse
W. ‘Thurman
Abel George
Second Region Mounted Volunteers
T. Earl Atkins
Wheatland
Thurman
Oregon
Thurmin
California
Anniversary of Assassination Sparks Imperial Orders
In a June proclamation the Austrian emperors mark the anniversary of the assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand. They instruct generals to recall troops and celebrate the event across their empires from a patriotic perspective.
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Fonday
Francis Ferdinand
Mpires
Damaging Kansas Storm Spurs Crop Loss Across Regions
A fierce disturbance swept Central Kansas and Northeastern Oklahoma with strong winds and rain. Crops suffered widespread damage as streams rose and surged, while the system tracked between Wichita and Talea, bringing severe weather impacts to nearby areas.
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Kanaae
Oklahoma
Wichita
Kan
Talea
Glornale Confuses Remarks of New Italian Minister
The Glornale cites an unreleased by M. Ristiteh attributed quote from Italy’s new minister to Serbia. The quote suggests Serbia will not sign independently and its future is tied to the quadruple alliance, though the fragmentary text raises questions about attribution and context.
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Talla
M. Ristiteh
Italy
Serbia
Ministerial Changes Hinted in Cabinet Reconstruction
Petrograd dispatch reports several ministerial changes expected to be accepted under a cabinet reconstruction before the Duma is convoked. A Times correspondent notes a British air raid on Smyrna Tuesday caused over seven casualties among the garrison.
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Petrograd
Treuter ‘Telegram Company
Duma
Smyrna
The
Times
Dernburg Arrives in Berlin After U S Visit
Former German official Bernhard Dernburg returns to Berlin Sunday night from the United States. The issue lists an advertised letter and a post office week roster with names of men and women including Oscar Altala, HA Brukow, Mike Callan, Winslow Gooch, Fred Hemple, May Flaherty, Margaret Stoter, Alice Wilson, Edward Burke, among others.
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Bernhard. Dernburg
Berlin
United States
Anasconda
Anaconda Employment Cmte
Oscar Altala
HA. Brukow
Mike Calan
Winslow Gooch
Fred Hemple
James Halligan
Sam H. Lee
Claud Towan
Harry S. Logan
W. Mitche Morris
Bob McLean
Harry Owes Archer Pellyland
Charles Stoffer
Burial to Be At Wynge. Winnipeg Interment For Conwell
The rally of waiter Conwell was shipped yesterday evening for interment at Winnipeg Canada. Arthur Caswill accompanying it. The Tron workers formed an escort of honor to the train. Pallbearers included Ben Peters J A Fortune James Chisholm James Warren Bert BR Jones and Prank Gall. One species of white ant produces 6400 exes a day.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Arthur Caswill
Tron
Ben Peters
J. A. Fortune
James Chisholm
James Warren
Bert BR. Jones
Prank Gall
Anaconda Independents Triumph Over Butte Cubs at Washoe Park
The Independents revamped their lineup to overpower the Butte Cubs at Washoe Park. Pete Curley pitched the first two frames before Joe Saville arrived, while Logan, McEachran, and McJannett sparked late offense. Anaconda built early leads and held on as Cubs pitcher Sheehan struggled with support. Saville endured a rough start but recovered as errors and timely hits fueled the visitors.
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Butte Cubs
Pete Curley
Anaconda
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Saville
Sheehan
Cubs
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Vans
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Brown
Thomas
Hankin
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O'Brien
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Jean
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Smith
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Effore
Putte
Gene Hale
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