Teutons Cross Into Russia and Drive on Lemberg
A collection of reports from Vienna to Paris dated June 29 recount Austro German advances into Russian territory north of Lemberg and near Kamionka, with Russian defense strong on the Dniester and Pruth fronts, and claims of German losses while German and Austrian troops push toward Tomoszow and the San river.
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Kamionka
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Via Paria
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Austria
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Dniester
Petr Grad
Shavil
Russia to Borrow in London Bond Issue Reported
A Reuters dispatch from Petrograd says the Russian finance ministry plans to issue short term streaming bonds in London totaling 25 million dollars for placement in the London market within a short time. The move aims to raise funds amid wartime pressures and stabilize finances.
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London
Timance
Saya
Reuter
Petrograd
Shells and shells and more shells in France unit talks
General Headquarters in France reports mass production and transport of shells and ammunition. Officers describe rail yards and transfer stations moving shells of all sizes to front lines. They frame war as a ruthless business of supplying weapons and keeping factories busy to save soldiers.
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France
Mora
Algo
Switzerland
81IG COTTON IMPORTS ALLOWED TO SWEDEN
The British government announced an agreement with the Swedish Cotton Spinners Association for unrestricted importation into Sweden of 10 000 bales of cotton each month if consigned to the association. The cargoes of the American steamers Seasconnett and Portland were assigned to prize court by British authorities, complicating seizures the State Department is trying to aid.
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Washington
Sweden
Con Y Aular
United States
Seasconnett
Portland
State Department
Department
Mortuary News From Maysville Georgia Died and Obituaries
Mrs Sarah A Wallace of Maysville Georgia died June 25 in her eighty eighth year. she was mother to ten children, had fifty seven grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. born in Madison County, married Holland D Wallace who served in the Forty third Georgia regiment. burial details and church affiliation noted. Alfred Jones son of Mr and Mrs A B Jones died in a private hospital from injuries claimed from a car accident on August 31 1914. survived by two sisters and parents. Grady Cannon of East Point died Tuesday morning, aged 24. survived by parents, three brothers and three sisters. burial at Sardis Wednesday. multiple obituaries and notices follow for local residents including Mrs J P Harvey and Frieda Hentschel Irby.
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Forty-third
Georgia
Alfred Jones
Ory
A. B. Jones
Cherokee Avenue
Grant Park
Ber
Margla Jones
Grady Cannon
Holton
Russia forms a board to secure munitions
London June 30 A board to secure munitions is created by Russia. It includes the duma members of the imperial council and four representatives of industry and commerce with an emperor presiding. The board is granted broad powers to oversee munitions production.
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London
Duma
Imperial Council
Industry and Commerce
Dosrd
Beekeeper Kills Self After Farm Fallout Near Guthrie
A farmer, hemmed by a posse, killed himself after a confrontation with J K over a swarm of bees. Earlier, J K killed William Seater during a quarrel in Guthrie. The incident centers on a bee dispute and a fatal clash.
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HE J
Aime Hassan
Wiliam Seater
Guthrie
No More Free Speech in Chinese Republic
San Francisco June 20. President Yuan Shikai’s autocratic actions have expelled nine political writers, suppressed publications, and brought brutal oppression to China’s republic, according to Sin Lun former speaker of the Chinese Senate. He cites serious criticism and popular censure as proof of the regime’s abuses. Literature now faces political influence, but readers still engage with works like Robinson Crusoe and Treasure Island, widely read in China as in the United States.
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San Francisco
Yuan Shi Kai Sin Lun
Chinese Senate
International Congress of Authors and Journalists
Sin Lon
Sin Lun
United States
Scandalous aspersion denounced in Commons
June 28 in Lontor Reginale McKenna chancellor of the exchequer rejected Laurence Ginnell nationalist member's question as scandalous and wholly false alleging British troops killed Germans who had laid down arms. Liberal Arthur Markhers urged asking the United States to convey to Germany that Ginnell was of sound mind.
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Lontor
Reginale MckKenna
Exchequer
House of Commons
Laurence Ginnell
Y Bir
Arthur
Markhers
McKenna
United States
Ginnell
Plenty of Recruits for the British Navy
London June 4 — In a parliamentary session the Admiralty reported recruiting outstripped actual needs, with a vote approving a 60,000 man increase. Financial Secretary Thomas T. McNamara said the government had sufficient men but sought long term readiness, noting more volunteers had enrolled than required.
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London
Botiah
Thomas T. McNamara
Admiralty
Germans Cross Dniester Under Fire in Galicia Assault
Berlin reports General von Tinsingen's troops forced a deep river crossing at Bukyssowice in Galicia on June 26 after aiding riverine and meadow assaults. They fought through a deadly fire to reach enemy positions, storming Bukaszowice and surrounding suburbs where Russians and Finnish sharpshooters were entrenched, then prepared for counterattacks.
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Berlin
London
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von ‘Linsingen
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Dniester
Holitz
Thao
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Leng
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Antrony
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von Linssingen
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Lemberg
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Poland
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Bukyssowice
Galicia
Richard Schotr
Tagen Zeitung
Clay Dliffa
Bukaszawite
Kalusx
West Pruastan
Bukaszowice
Steawburbs
Germany Notifies German Admiralty of American Ship Departures
In Washington on June 28 the United States government began informing the German admiralty via Ambassador Gerard about when passenger ships under the American flag depart and the rough hours they will transit the war zone. Officials say this precaution aims to prevent misidentification that led to the torpedoing of the Gulflight and to ensure German submarine commanders can recognize American vessels.
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Washington
United States
Gerard
America Teakship
Ehips
Austrian Forces Carry Attacks in Cyrol and Trentino Regions
Rome reports Italian official war statement detailing Austrian artillery activity along the eastern frontier in Cyrol and Trentino. Austrian attempts to seize Monte Chvaron were repulsed while bombardments targeted Carnia shelters near Strainiger and efforts to disrupt Italian positions were dispersed. Conditions along the Isonzo remained difficult with isolated enemy efforts and persistent night alarms in camps.
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Via Paria
Cyrol
Trentino
Monte Clvaron
Sugars
Carnia
Strainiger
Giramondo
Zaftlenkofel
Isonzo
Jatmospharis
Dry Territory In Utah Sees More Dry Counties
East Laks City reports that voting results show Logan Provo Richmond Smithfield remain dry with larger majorities. Farmington Marysvale shift to dry while Milford Phoenix and Bingham Canyon town Phoenix go wet. Beaver County also flips from wet to dry.
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Nquar
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Provo
Hiehmond
Smithfield
Farmington
Marysvale
Milford
Phoenix
Bingham Canyon
Beaver County
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