Kaiser Mien Strike Slavs Wing Hard Along Front
London reports intensified German and Austro German offensives across the eastern front with Fighting near Galicia Poland and the Caucasus. Reinforcements bolster German efforts while French recapture Hill No 285 signals shifting momentum. A German move toward Calais appears under way across the Channel.
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Kaiser
London
Bukowine
Russia
Petrograd
Shavil
Riga
Faltie
Poland
Galicia
Marele
von Hindenburg
Daoester
Caucasus
Argonne
Frederick William
France
Indlovine
Aix
Calais
Rotterdam
Daily Mail
United States Posts Strong Trade Surplus For Week
Washington reports the week ending July 10 shows a favorable trade balance of 27.7 million dollars for the United States, surpassing June. Projections indicate July’s balance may exceed 96 million with rising exports of cotton and war materials. Exports of cotton for the week reached 33 672 bales, totaling about 5.359 million bales since March 1, 1914.
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Washington
Sted
United States
Germany Moves Toward Peace Talks Amid Financial Strain
A London Financial News dispatch says Germany is nearing terms with tentative peace proposals via the United States. Secretary Lansing planned talks with Count Von Bernstorff over strained German American relations and possible American mediation between Germany and Britain on naval warfare and sea freedom.
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Washington
Germany
London Financial News
United States
Lansing
Count von Bernstorf
Germany and Great Hrntaly
Count von Bernatsorff
England
Count von Hernstorff
Great Britain
Massive Allied War Movements Hit Central Front
Reports from London describe combined operations across northern, southern, and eastern sectors aimed at driving Russian forces from the region. German and Austro-Hungarian troops push toward Warsaw and cross Elster as Crown Prince Frederick William’s corps attempt Verdun diversion.
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London
Warsaw
Elster
von Mackensen
von Hindenburg
Poland
Thal
Bessarabia
Mttamot
Crown Prince
Frederick William
Argonne
Verdun
Dardanelles
Rumania
Germany
Turkey
Africa
Naundere
Kujmenma
Equatorial Africa
Langford Knocks Out Thompson in Ten Seconds Bout
Langford of Howton stopped Jack Thompson of Denver in the first 10 seconds of a scheduled 16 round bout tonight. The local boxer felled Thompson with a left poke to the face and a short right to the jaw.
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Tham
Langford
Howton
Jack Thompson
Denver
Cotner Visits Cheyenne for Frontier Celebration
H. P. Cotner from Washingtonville Pa arrived in Cheyenne to visit his daughter Mrs J H Frankenfield. He expresses disappointment at not seeing Cheyenne in its frontier setting and hoped to experience a western country with potential Indian or cowboy dangers.
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H. P. Cotner
Washington Ville
Cheyenne
J. H. Frankenfield
Geddes Heirs Case Heads to Jury in Eccles Story
Utah July 16 Eight jurors hear final arguments in the Geddes Eccles case to determine if Albert Geddes or Feeles is an acknowledged son and heir of David Eccles the Utah millionaire who built the beet sugar and lumber industries. Margaret Geddes is praised by his lawyers as virtuous for defending Eccles. the defense criticizes her. The panel includes six Mormons and two non Mormons. Under Utah law six jurors can render a verdict in civil actions.
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Ogden
Utah
Albert Geddes
Feeles
David Heeles
Utah Millonaire
Intermountain States
Oregon
Margaret Geddes
David Eccles
A. Boyd
Maggie Geddes
Aviators to Exhibit in Militia Camps Across States
The Accro Club of America reports MeweTork and Verwoot estates accepted offers of aeroplanes and aviator services for National Guard maneuvers. Ralph McMirren of Omaha has offered his biplane for Nebraska Guard use.
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New York
Accro Club of America
MeweTork
Verwoot
Avro Club
Ite
Ralph McMirren
Omaha
Nebraska National Guard
Market confidence boosts war stocks amid U S neutrality hopes
Financiers kept faith in a peaceful outcome with Germany as war stocks rose on strong buy interest. Reports of large munitions contracts and cautious bets on allied relief measures supported gains in American Can and other leaders, while Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul faced scrutiny over a recent private sale by a major bank.
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Germany
Berlin
United States
Great Britain
Iiven
Bethlehem Stel
Studebaker
New York Air Drake
General Motors
Republic Steel
Altho
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Board of
Direttors of the Road
Rhode Island Strike Ends After Arbitration Plan
The Rhode Island street car strike that halted the company’s system for two days ended as officials and the mayor approved a three party arbitration setup. About 2,400 workers are expected to return to work tomorrow after the agreement assigns one arbitrator to the union, one to the company, and a third to the mayor’s office for selection.
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Providence
R. B
Rhode Island
Brooklysh Bugle Editor St. McKelway Dies in York
Stae McKelway editor of the Brooklysh Bugle died in York today after a long illness. The obituary notes his many years of service and ties to the Brooklyn paper.
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Baas N Herron Pra
York
Ae McKelway
Brooklysh Bugle
the Ay
Portraits of Mrs Holt and Her Father Published
In Dallas the Holts are featured with photographs of Mrs Holt and her father, the article noting his relation to Mrs Frank Wolt and detailing a dramatic incident tied to a Texas capitol bombing and a March incident involving J P Morgan.
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HN Sensabaugh
Frank Wolt
Mineola, L
Jall
Wasttedon
J. P. Morgan
German U-boat U-61 Sunk in Black Sea by Warships
report from Varna says German submarine U-61 was sunk in the Black Sea by Prussian warships. Other notes claim US ships bypassed blockade to operate against the Allied fleet in the Dardanelles, and British losses include ships sunk by German submarines.
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London
Black Sea
Varna
Athens
Exchange Telegraph Company
Strait of Gibraltar
Dardanelles
Majestic
Tory Theaa
Marmara
Germany
Constantinople
Thre Toe Phore
Ite Keeetay
Greek political turmoil linked to assassination plot
A July dispatch from Athens to the Haves News Agency reports a private letter from Constantinople alleging that the Young Turks plotted the assassination of former Greek Prime Minister Venteolos. Athens protests the ire of the former leader as officials seek quieting actions.
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PARIB
Haves
Athens
Constantinople
Venteolos
Greece
Pollo
Mob Hangs Two Suspects in Louisiana Town
A mob in Bunkie Louisiana hanged Thomas Olling and Deere after a police attempt to arrest them for wounding Officer W C Townsend earlier. The arrestees were alleged to have wounded the officer during the arrest.
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Bunkie
Thomas ('Olling
Electric fence deaths reported along Belgian frontier
Reports from the Belgian Dutch frontier warn that a high voltage wire fence laid by Germany has caused numerous fatalities among Belgian peasants. Observers say every morning rescuers find charred bodies of peasants, including women and children, who attempted to cross the barrier during the night.
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the Hague
Weather forecast for Cheyenne area remains partly cloudy
The Cheyenne vicinity forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and light winds on Saturday with only minor temperature changes expected. No significant precipitation anticipated.
Flood Devastates Central Ohio as Ottawa River Reaches New High
In Columbus and Lima areas torrential rains flood central Ohio with five dead and many injured. Two million dollars in property damage. hundreds of acres inundated. levees compromised and rivers rise. Rescue crews evacuate marooned residents as two square miles fill with water.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lima
Ottawa Rivers
Ottawa River
Zapata Forces Retreat From Mexico City Pursued by Carranza Troops
A dispatch from Carranza to his agent reports Zapata’s army, driven from Mexico City, retreating southward into the valley below the capital while pursued by Carranza troops. The message says the army was routed and food conditions were poor.
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Washington
Bevy of Girl Winners To Meet Colorado Sisters In Cheyenne
A Port Worth Review campaign plans a Cheyenne visit on July 2 with eight prisoners and thirteen from Colorado to attend a group event. The Colorado party arrives on the Northern Pacific at noon and will pose for photos with Shimita to be published in Lewepepers. Fort Collins and Boulder residents are expected to join the celebration at Prosper Park, with officials welcoming the winners at the depot.
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Port Welling
Colorado
Uulos Parity Railroad
Cheywanegu
Cheyenne
Shimita
Lune
Boulder
Irmeley
Withere
Closeman
Gme
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