Fronts Brace for Major Western Engagement Across Europe
War fronts from Rheims to Ypres tighten as a great clash on the western front looms. Italian gains north of the Venetian plains push toward held positions while Austrian counterattacks are repulsed on the Brenta line. In France, French lines reinforce north of the Clignon river and near Villers-Cotterets as German pressure continues along the Marne salient.
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Ypres
Ameins
Vieona
Tteliane Ape
Dina’ a _ Brenta yesele rive ee Sass
France
Marne
Clignon
Cheny
Vialy
Canjeot Villers-Cotterets
Baseball scores and weather brief from Tuesday
National League games delayed with Boston ahead 6 to 2 over Brooklyn. St. Louis won 7 to 4 against Chicago and 4 to 2 against Chicago earlier. American League results show Cleveland 4 Detroit 1 and Philadelphia 2 New York 9. Wyomley Tuesday shows fair warm weather and Wednesday unchanged with little change.
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New York
Wyomley
Flour profiteers ordered to surrender excess profits
Flour millers accused of earning excess profits during the last year must repay the amount to the government as milled flour. Food Administrator Hoover announced regulations based on a federal trade commission report.
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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 plans care for returning soldiers
Dr. James B. Guthrie describes the American Medical Association convention in Chicago. The gathering drew record attendance and outlined plans to assist soldiers disabled in the war, including new training schools and extended medical services, with a Denver project estimated at about 2 million dollars. The AMA offered to help the government in reconstruction efforts.
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James B. Guthrie
Chicago
American Medical Association
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Sherman
the Morrison
la Salle
Te Blackstone
Medical Association
Denver
Dea
Guthrie
Charles H. Mayo
Mayo Brothers
Rochester
Lambert of
New York
Blacklist Ends German Plans in Mexican Trade
CHIHUAHUA CITY July 1 The American blacklist toppled German commercial aims in northern Mexico as revolutions disrupted German branches in Juarez Casas Grandes Santa Rosalia Ojinaga and more. German consuls rose from management ranks to positions of authority and were largely ruined as looting and fires devastated Josres and Casas Grandes while the parent store in Chihuahua City survived.
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Chihuahua City
Mexico
United States
Juarez
Casas Grades
Santa Rosalia
Ojinaga
Germany
Josres
Cassa Grandes
America
Who Hit Foster Found Wounded in Street
William Foster a U S painter was found wandering badly bruised with a deep cut over his left eye and facial bleeding. He received first aid from Dr Wyman and was taken to St Johns Hospital where doctors expect his recovery.
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William Foster
U. S
Wyman
St. John's Hospital
Legislation Presses for Government Control of Telephones
Washington July 1 The debate over government control of telephone and telegraph systems intensifies as Secretarys Baker Daniels and Postmaster Burleson back a bill by Representative Aswell. A note from the president supported Burleson while the union threat of a 1 000 900 operator strike looms. Senate opposition may hinder action before the 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
German Prisoners Taken Since Utrman Offensive
The war office reports since the start of the German offensive 94,599 British and 69,099 French prisoners have been captured, with the remainder among Portuguese Belgian and American troops. The total reaches 1,454, according to today’s official statement.
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Berlin
Pondday
Tay
War Office
Stampede to Work by Non Essens
Washington reports the work or fight regulation now in effect with 4600 local boards acting as judges. Registrants comply and labor supply rises while concerns over nonessential occupations prompt boards to shift men to useful industries. Crowder's stance cited as awaiting a test case amid broad public interest in baseball.
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Washington
Crowder
German Offensive Near West Front Seen Soon
Associated Press reports army officials expect a renewed German offensive on the western front. General Pershing, French and British advisors note rising enemy activity around Chateau Thierry and potential thrusts via the Compiegne gateway. Secretary Baker says the First Army Corps under Maj. Gen. Hunter Liggett is likely organized, with formations possibly operating as an army corps under Liggett.
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Associated Press
Washington
Weat
Pershing
Chateau Thierry
Compiegne
Baker
Hunter Liggett
Liggett
Italians Repel Austrian Attacks at Monte Di Valbello
Monte Di Valbello drives show heavy Austrian assaults repulsed by Italian forces. Vienna confirms Austrian evacuation of Monte Di Valbello. Paris reports French airmen contributing to front activity including shooting down aircraft and destroying balloons. Fort Russell hosts Fourth of July events with wrestling bout and sports lineup for Cheyenne attendees.
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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
State Order of Spuga Campaign Against Christmas Gifts
State Order of Spuga launches a campaign urging the public to reduce Christmas gifting. State Chairman M. Groshon of Wyoming receives a national circular to organize local societies across the state to promote restraint and conserve money energy and time by skipping unnecessary presents.
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SPUGA
M. Groshon
Wyoming
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