War cloud lifts slightly as diplomacy continues
London reports two factors offer faint hope of averting a general European war. Russia and Austria resume direct negotiations while France and Great Britain press for peace. Russia orders general mobilization as Switzerland, Norway, Sweden, and Denmark bolster defenses. Italy's stance unclear amid rumors of non participation.
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England
Italy
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Germany Mobilizes as Europe Edges Toward War
Reports from London and Berlin describe Kaiser’s martial law, secret mobilizations, and widespread preparation across Europe. Austria and Russia push troops, Britain readies forces, and France reportedly mobilizes as rumors and official cautions swirl about an imminent continental conflict.
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Kaiser
Russia
Atlantic
Keep Your Heads Morgan's Message 10 United States
J P Morgan issued a statement urging calm as Europe faces potential war. He notes financial stability in the United States, explains the stock exchange closure was necessary, and warns America would feel impact from a broader European conflict. He calls for sober thought and national cooperation to restore normal conditions.
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Morgan
United States
America
Peace Talk Gains Momentum as Saltillo Meets Near
Washington officials say provisional president Carbajal's envoys arriving in Saltillo to confer with Carranza will speed peace plans. They expect factions to accept terms and a rapid transfer of government in Mexico City. President Wilson calls prospects encouraging. Zapata and Carrera reps to meet as armistice looms. Villa's stance awaited.
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Saltillo
Carranza
Mexico
Mexico City
Wilson
Villa
King Gustav Sustained in National Election Across Sweden
The article portrays King Gustav of Bernadotte lineage as supported by the people amid army reform demonstrations sparked by Russian tensions. It notes cabinet friction after his declarations and mentions Dr. Knut Hammerakjold forming a new cabinet, plus details about the queen and royal family.
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Stockholm
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Turkey Names Rustem Bey New Minister in Washington
A. Rustam Bey, the Turkish envoy designate, arrives in Washington with a long diplomatic career including postings in Paris and Washington. The middle aged bachelor, fluent in English, plans a Washington legation home and a brief Newport visit after summer in the capital.
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Armour saves a wheat pan as market steadies
Armour's intervention calmed a war market panic on settlement day at the Chicago Board of Trade. George E. Marey of Armour Grain circulated a pledge of help causing Armour to take over 8 million bushels in open trades to ensure settlement and prevent bankruptcies amid volatile margins.
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Armour
Chicago Board of Trade
George E. Marey
Armour Grain Company
Armour Company
20 Years of War Predicted in Privately Warned Outlook
London reports that Sir Edward Grey told Bonar Law the current situation could produce a war lasting twenty years. The French ambassador in London called the outlook "as black as it could possibly be." The British government urged newspapers to avoid detailing naval or military movements.
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Edward Grey
Bonar Law
Weather Summary for Wyoming This Weekend
Weather bulletin from Washington indicates generally fair conditions for Wyoming Saturday and Sunday. Forecast calls for dry skies, light winds, and warm afternoons with no significant precipitation expected. Residents should plan outdoor activities accordingly.
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Wyoming
World stock markets suspend as New York closes amid global rout
All major stock exchanges halted today as selling overwhelmed markets worldwide. New York, the last to suspend, closed and deliveries of stock were suspended until further notice. Earlier crises included events in 1901 and 1873, underscoring the extraordinary market turmoil.
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New York Stock Exchange
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Viviani Named France's New Premier With Socialist Ties
Rene Viviani, Algerian born statesman and member of France's Socialist group, becomes premier under President Poincare. He backs gradual reform on military terms and plans a $180,000,000 loan issue plus reorganization of France's reserves to address a critical financial situation.
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Clemenceau
Frivand
France
Tragic Death At Pueblo Roundhouse In Train Incident
Joseph Wenka 17, a Missouri Pacific roundhouse helper in Pueblo Colorado, died after being knocked from a train as he clung to a ladder and slipped under the wheels. The July 31 accident followed contact with a car or equipment near the roundhouse.
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Garde
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Salvation Army Delegates Parade In London Conference
Ensign A F E Chesham returns from the Salvation Army world conference in London where 90000 uniformed supporters gathered. Western delegates wore cowboy outfits with red hats and rode English race horses in an impromptu broncho busting act that amazed London crowds. Chesham noted 60000 Salvationists in a Crystal Palace transept meeting and described rural England, Dorsetshire, and Cheyenne fame as part of the voyage. He gained eight pounds during the trip and appeared refreshed.
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London
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England
Dorsetshire
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Cheyenne
Assassination of Socialist Leader Jean Jaures in Paris
Paris reports Jean Jaures, famed Socialist leader, assassinated while dining near the Bourse. Raoul Villain, 29, arrested but silent, identified as the killer. Jaures had just returned from Brussels after an international socialist conference and opposed militarism and war.
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Raoul Villain
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France
Europe
Providence Club Sold to Red Sox Owner
Boston July 31 The purchase of the Providence Baseball club franchise and grounds of the International league by Joseph J Lannin president of the Boston American league club is announced.
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RED Sox
Boston
Providence Baseball Club
Joseph J. Lannin
Gold shipments to Europe set record on single vessel
New York July 1 The movement of gold to Europe continues with the steamship St Louis sailing for Europe carrying the largest amount of gold ever taken from any part of the world on a single vessel valued at 11 025 000. The five day total for this movement reaches 45 495 000.
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Europe
St. Lona
Air War Turmoil Tests European Craft in Europe
Aero Club of America follows Austria and Serbia air power as private and military aviation expand. Austria leads with advanced aircraft and pilots while Serbia remains largely unknown in aviation records. German and Austrian planes show high speed and endurance, but landings on rough ground are risky.
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