Fronts Loom as Western Battleline Tenses Across Rheims to Ypres
War dispatches describe heightened tension on the western front from Rheims to Ypres as major combats loom. Italian gains north of the Venetian plains roughen the front, while France strengthens positions north of the Marne and along ridges toward Villers-Cotterets forest.
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Rheims
Ypres
France
Marne
Clignon
Cheny
Vialy
Canjeot Villers-Cotterets
Baseball Scores and Weather Summary
National League games postponed New York Philadelphia. Boston beat Brooklyn 6 to 2. St Louis defeated Chicago 4 to 2. American League Cleveland won 4 to 1 over Detroit. Chicago lost 0 to 3 at St Louis 7 to 4. Philadelphia defeated New York 9 to 2. Wyomley-Tuesday: fair with continued warmth, Wednesday fair with little change.
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New York
Wyomley
Flour Profiteers Ordered to Return Profits to Government
Flour millers accused of excess profits last year face penalties under Hoover regulations. A Federal Trade Commission report to the Senate states they must yield the profits to the government in milled flour. The action follows Food Administration orders issued today.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Trade Commission
Sn Ihe
Senate
Hoover
Food Administration
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Food Administration Grain Corporation
New York
Millers
Chicago
Lewis F. Swift
Swift & Co
Medical association aids returning soldiers planning new Denver school
Dr. James B. Guthrie reports the American Medical Association’s Chicago convention focused on postwar reconstruction. The group plans services for veterans, including a Denver school funded at about 2 million dollars, and offers to aid the government in any capacity.
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James B. Guthrie
Chicago
American Medical Association
The
Sherman
the Morrison
la Salle
Te Blackstone
Medical Association
Denver
Dea
Guthrie
Charles H. Mayo
Mayo Brothers
Rochester
Lambert of
New York
German Plans in Mexico Blasted by American Blacklist
Chiuhua City July 1 The American blacklist crippled German commercial aims in northern Mexico. A German wholesale hardware firm once ran branches in Juarez Casas Grandes Santa Rosalia Ojinaga and other towns with a parent store in Chihuahua City German consuls and vice consuls were drawn from its managers The revolutions looted burned branches and left only the Chihuahua parent store The blacklist effectively halted the German conquest plan as war began.
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Chihuahua City
Mexico
United States
Juarez
Casas Grades
Santa Rosalia
Ojinaga
Germany
Josres
Cassa Grandes
America
Who Hit Foster
The unidentified assailant left Foster wounded and wandering in the street. William Foster, a U. S. painter, received first aid from Dr. Wyman and was taken to St. John’s Hospital. doctors say he will soon recover.
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William Foster
U. S
Wyman
St. John's Hospital
Washington officials seek swift action on telephone bill
Washington July 1. Legislation to regulate and run telephone and telegraph systems advances as government advocates push Congress to act before its recess. Secretaries Baker Daniels and Postmaster Burleson support the bill. Burleson warns that a strike could cripple essential communications. Senate opposition may delay passage before recess.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Baker and Daniels
Burleson
Aswell
Louisiana
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Sims
Pwatmaster Burleson
Commercial Telegraph Operators’ Union
Burlesony
WalGit Thal
Senate
Germans Capture Over 94 Thousand Allied Prisoners in Offensive
The war office reports since the start of the German offensive 94,599 British and 69,099 French prisoners have been taken, with the remainder including Portuguese Belgian and American soldiers.
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Berlin
Pondday
Tay
War Office
Stampede to Work by Non Essens
Washington reports 4600 local boards act as judges and implement work or fight regulations today. Registrants comply and labor supply rises. Local boards notify workers their occupations are non essential or harmful and place them in useful industries. The process relies on family and friends to aid in rounding up evaders and may shift deferred men to class one delaying summons. Great interest centers on baseball.
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Washington
Crowder
Vicious dog at large reported in VICID area
A dog reported as vicious and at large has prompted local officials to issue a warning. Police urge residents to keep away from the animal and to contact authorities if seen. The incident follows multiple recent bite reports in the area.
German Offensive Expected on Western Front Soon
Washington dispatch reports that Allied and American officials expect the German offensive to resume on the Western Front momentarily. Pershing and French-British guidance indicate rising German activity and possible drive toward Chateau Thierry and the Compiegne corridor. Secretary Baker notes the first American army corps under Maj. Gen. Hunter Liggett may be formed, with divisions potentially operating together as an army corps.
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Associated Press
Washington
Weat
Pershing
Chateau Thierry
Compiegne
Baker
Hunter Liggett
Liggett
Italian repulse heavy Austrian assault at Monte Di Valbello
War office reports Austrians bombarded Monte Di Valbello but were repulsed by Italian forces who mowed down enemy ranks. In Cheyenne Fort Russell marks Independence Day with a big Fourth celebration featuring wrestling bouts bucking and riding exhibitions and patriotic speeches. More demoralizing reports indicate Austrian evacuation of Monte Di Valbello and Del Monte Di Valbello. French airmen claim success with downed German planes and balloons.
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Rome
Monte di Valbello
War Office
Fort Russell
Cheyenne
Fast
Headquarters Troop
Glover
L. Troop
Waam
Nme Exeaguers
Vienna
Austrian War Office
del del Rd Monte di Valbello
Pariss
Campaign to curb Christmas gifts by Spuga group
State Order of Spuga the patronal council of defense begins a campaign against Christmas gifts six months before the holiday. The effort urges white mold education and conservation of money energy and time by avoiding presents. State Chairman M Groshon of Wyoming receives circulars to organize societies across Wyoming counties and form local branches to promote the cause.
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SPUGA
M. Groshon
Wyoming
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