Belgrade Occupied Reported By Corfu Wireless
Athens dispatch via the Daily Telegraph says the Russian warship Tereto in Corfu heard Belgrade was taken by Austrian forces after heavy fighting. The report adds Austrian casualties around 200 killed and 100 Serbians killed. It also notes Montenegrins occupy the Austrian seaport of Cattaro in Dalmatia.
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London
Athens
Daily Telegraph
Corfu
Tereto
Belgrade
Cattaro
Dalmatia
Montenegro
Germany Again Faces War Crisis Says Temps
Paris July 30 The Temps reviews the European crisis noting Germany did not urge an honorable peace with Austria but acted warlike between ally and proposed compromises. Berlin shows unwillingness to maintain peace while Baron Von Schoen, the German ambassador in Paris, repeats promises his government contradicts.
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Paris
Temps
Germany
Austria
Berlin
Baron von Schoen
Journal des Debats predicts premeditated war moves in Europe
The Journal des Debats repeats that Berlin and Vienna aim to strike while France and England are mired in internal crises, arguing only an uncompromising stance can solve the crisis. Some, like the Mafin editor, doubt war is inevitable and say Germany may prefer avoiding war, while reports of mobilization spread in Berlin and Paris.
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Journal Des Debats
Berlin
Vienna
France
England
Russia
Mafin
Post
Germany
Jules Hedeman
Austria
Servia
M. Hedeman
Arthur Meyer
Gaulois
Boulevards
M. Meyer
Paris
Servians Faulty as Marksmens Fire at Belgrade Bridge
London July 30 A Daily Mail despatch from Semlin says only three piers of the Semlin Belgrade bridge on the Austrian side remain after shelling. The Servian fire is described as ineffectual.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Semlin
Belgrade
Semlin-Belgrade
Austria's Summons to Colors Across U S Consulates
Vienna orders Austro Hungarian subjects in the United States to prepare for return home when cards arrive within ten days. The cards direct reporting to the nearest consulate for travel expenses and minute directions.
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United States
Vienna
Austro-Hungarian Consulate Urges Duty Amid Mobilization
In Boston the Austro-Hungarian consulate issued a press proclamation as partial mobilization begins. It notes 50 000 to 60 000 empire subjects in the United States and grants amnesty to those who have not yet reported or deserted. The document lists U S consulates and urges patriots to aid the fatherland in the crisis.
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Boston
HH. C. Lagreze
Constantin Theodor Dumba
Post
United States
Austria-Hungary
New York
N. Y
Mass
St. Louis
Richmond
Pensacola
Fla
Chicago
Galveston
Tex
Savannah
Philadelphia
Penn
Baltimore
Denver Co
San Francisco
Cal
St. Paul
Imperial & Royal
Activity in Halifax Garrison Mobilizes Fort Defenses
Halifax reports indicate a rapid garrison buildup after a London war office dispatch. Royal Canadian field artillery from both citadel companies shifted to harbor forts while Royal Canadian Rifles from Aldershot travel by special train. infantry to remain on readiness.
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Halifax
N. S
War Office
London
Royal Canadian Field Artillery
Royal Canadian Rifles
Aldershot
Hollands Declaration of Absolute Neutrality
The Official Gazette in The Hague publishes The Netherlands declaration of absolute neutrality in the Austro-Servian war on July 30. The move emphasizes the nation’s commitment to remaining neutral amid regional conflict.
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the Hague
Netherlands
Fears War Will Boost Food Costs Across U S
Bernard Rothwell former president of the Boston Chamber of Commerce predicts war amid European demoralization will drive up prices for foodstuffs and commodities in the United States. He says a financial panic like 1893 or 1907 is unlikely even if Russia declares war.
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Europe
United States
Bernard Rothwell
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Russia
Rothwell
Post
F. W. Sears
Syracuse
Francis Fronczak
Buffalo
City of
War in Europe Could Lift Bread and Goods Costs Says Miller
A miller warns war in Europe will raise bread and flour prices and disrupt trade. He notes rising wholesale costs for flour, uncertainty about shipments, and potential broader effects on copper, wool, and livestock costs amid fears of famine and panic.
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Rothwell
Balkans
Europe
Bryan Awaits News on U S Neutrality Proclamation
Secretary Bryan waits for further European developments before issuing a U S neutrality proclamation. If more nations join Austria and Servia a full national policy may be issued, echoing the 1911 Tripoli case. The measure would urge strict neutrality compliance and warn of penalties for violations abroad.
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U. S
Austria
Servia
Washington
Bryan
United States
State Department
Italy
Turkey
Tripoli
Waxtite food packages praised by health officials
A dozen health officers from Des Moines Topeka Wichita Louisiana Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri North Dakota Nebraska Omaha and New York plus state inspectors urge wax sealed Waxtite wrappers for cereals breakfast foods and other prepared foods. They cite protection from moisture dirt dust and germ contamination and endorse Kellogg Waxtite packaging as sanitary and essential for public health.
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California
L. M. Powers
Los Angeles
Marshel D. Cooper
D. C
San Francisco
John Wynch
M. W. Richardson
State Board of Health
Michigan
J. W. Helme
State Food Department
Kellogg
H. E. Webster
Pubic Health
Duluth
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Jordan Marsh Company
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Colobrado
Georgia
J. D. Price
State Department Agriculture
Illinois
John A. Robison
Illinois State Board of Health
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J. N. Hurty
H. N. Sayler
Des Moines
Louisiana
Oscar Dowling
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Joel G. Winkler
E. Dutton
Minneapolis
Kellogg Toasted Corn Flake Company
Missouri
F. H. Fricke
Walter N. Cross
Kansas City
North Dakota
E. F. Ladd
Commissioner Agricultural College
Nebraska
Clarence E. Harman
Omaha
Hondas, E. D
W. H. Wilson
Lincoln
NEW York— Co
J. Huson
Oklahoma
J. C. Mahr
Ohio
Louis Kahn
Pennsylvania
Samuel G. Dixon
State Department of Health
Kellogg’s
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