Big tangle in affairs of Austria in tumultuous times
Factions of all political stripes pull in different directions with little sign of letting up. Emperor Charles retains Premier von Seydler but cannot guide policy amid Polish, Czech, and South Slavic opposition. Budgets and war credits hinge on von Seydler's tenure as pressure from various groups grows. Food disturbances and strikes ripple through Austria and Hungary as government efforts to quell unrest face cautious resistance.
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Amstaft
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Charles
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Auila
German National Party
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War Credit
Bohemia
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Weather Report for Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia
The section summarizes daily conditions for Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia with temperatures ranging from mid sixties to mid eighties and notes fair or warmer days. It lists high and low temperatures for recent years and includes wind and rain details for several locales.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Cobler
West
Virginia
Ohio Sets Quarantine For Whooping Cough Cases
State Health Department orders quarantine of all whooping cough cases in Ohio with four week isolation for patients and placarding of homes. Exposed children face fourteen day quarantines. some may attend public events if cleared by health officers.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
State Department of Health
Owever
Telegraph Operators to Strike Across Western Union
Chicago June 30 The night president announced a strike call by the union for 7 a.m. Eastern time Monday July 8. Grievances include reinstatement of locked out workers and enforcement of the National War Labor Board decision. About 5 000 of 20 000 commercial telegraphers expected to be affected.
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Chicago
International Brotherhood of Electrical Orders
Wilson
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western
National War Labor Board
Western Union
Labor Board
Postal Telegraph Company
Konenkamp
American Airmen Hit Italian Front In Photo Bomb Mission
American pilots win praise for aerial fighting on the Italian front. Raymond Baldwin of Brookline Mass. and Italian comrades collaborate on a low flight to photograph a bridge, aiding shelling. Lieutenants Arthur Beach of New York and William Rothoff of Indiana attempt a railway raid but fog prevents target reach, yet bombs damage the line and the station area earns commendation.
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Associated Press
Rome
Raymond Baldwin
Brookline
Mass
Baldwin
Arthur Beach
New York
William Rothoff
Indiana
Dr Gladden Stricken in Columbus Home
Rev. Dr. Washington Gladden, noted Congregational clergyman of Columbus Ohio, suffered a second stroke of paralysis at his home today and was reported in critical condition with a life expectancy of only a few hours.
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Associated Press
Columbus, CO
Washington Gladden
Kaiser Would Spare Monastery Because of Secret Prior Holds
In France near Mont Des Cats German shells continue as the German Emperor seeks the buried grave of Prince Max of Hesse. The aged Trappist prior alone knows the burial site, but monks face heavy bombardment while calls to spare the monastery persist with little response.
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Associated Preps
France
Mont Des Cats
Bes 6
Moint Des Cats
E&mperor
Max of Hesse
Mont, Des Cats
Max
Belgium
Columbus Striking Street Car Men Stand Fast
Columbus street car service is halted as union car men walk out over reinstatement of seven discharged workers. Wage demands were raised previously and sent to the Federal War Labor Board. Cars remain parked, taxicabs fill the streets, and no settlement is seen. the Columbus Chamber of Commerce seeks immediate mediation.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Columbus Railway, ‘Power and Light Company
Althe
Federal War Labor Board
Street
Washington
Columbus Chamber of Commerce Tonight
War Labor Board
Taft and Walsh to Visit Columbus on War Labor Board Mission
Former President William H. Taft and Frank P. Walsh likely head to Columbus to mediate the street car dispute as War Labor Board members while W. D. Mahon of the International Union of Street Car Men orders a return to work from the strike.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
William H. Taft
Frank P. Walsh
Columbus
War Labor Board
W. D. Mahon
International Union of
Doomed Muff Building Collapse Kills Thirty Nine
Sixty injuries reported as the Muff Building in Sioux Falls collapsed, burying two adjacent shops. Thirty nine bodies recovered, twenty five identified, fourteen unclaimed. investigators seek cause and missing victims. Local morgues hold seven men and seven women. Fire chief notes most victims burned, some bodies crushed.
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Associated Press
Sioux Falls
Chain Grocery Company
Beaumont
WW. K. Becker
Americans Brace for Collision Near Chateau Thierry
In the Marne region north of Chateau Thierry American forces face possible German assault as enemy troop and wagon movements increase. Over 50 enemy aircraft flown over American lines, with one German plane downed by anti air fire. Pershing reports raiding patrols and prisoner captures, while American artillery shells key targets as the line extends and prepares for a potential enemy breakthrough.
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Associated Press
Marne
Chateau Thierry
Bonnes Wood
Belleau
Pershing
Picardy
Vosges
Severants
Point of Disintegration Nears For Russia Konovaloff Says
Alexander Konovaloff, exiled Russian official, states Russia faces disintegration under German influence. He praises the United States as a friend and warns that without Allied aid Russia could revert to Czarsim under Bolshevik rule. He criticizes the Brest-Litovsk peace as betraying Russia.
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Russia
Konovaloff
Associated Press
New
Friends of the
Lorest-Litovsk
Survivors reach Hampton Roads after Dwinsk sinking
Ten days after the Dwinsk torpedoing off the Delaware Capes on June 18, twenty more survivors arrive in Hampton Roads. Lieutenant Whitemarsh U S WN among the rescued. twenty three crew members of 148 remain missing. The Dwinsk, chartered to the U S Government, carried no soldiers. seven life boats used, six have been accounted for.
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Hampton Roads
Delaware, Capes
Navy Department
Ross P. Whitemarsh
U. S. WN
Sxopen
Dwinsk
Whitemarsh
United States
America
Department
Debs Arrested in Cleveland on Espionage Act Charges
Eugene V. Debs four-time Socialist presidential candidate was arrested in Cleveland by U S Marshal Charles Lapp and Deputy Boehme on a federal warrant linked to a Canton speech June 16. The indictment reportedly contains ten counts under the espionage act as amended by the sedition bill. Debs will be arraigned in federal court at 9:30 tomorrow. bail to be set. He refused to comment.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Eugene V. Debs
United States
Charles W. Lapp
Charles Boehme
Debs
Canton
Federal Grand Jury
Ich
D. C. Westenhaver
Cuyahoga County
Lapp
Monte di Valbella stormed as Italians drive Austrians from positions
Italian forces aided by Allied troops stormed Monte di Valbella on the Asiago plateau and pressed counterattacks. The Italian War Office reports over 800 Austro-Hungarians captured and notes repeated enemy counterattacks repulsed by infantry, artillery and air power.
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Monte di Valbella
Associated Press
Rome
Monte di Valdella
Italian War Office
Asiago
Frenzella
Brenta
Sasso Rosso
Cape Sile
Magarina
Lugana
The
Monte di Vallibella
Diaz
Piave
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Valstagna
Genoe
Lake
Caldonazzo
Iaver
Adige
Two Aviators Killed in Hicks Field Crash
In Texas, near Fort Worth, real tenant William DeC Ravenal Jr. of Washington DC and Corporal Ray Cannng of Cresco Iowa were killed when their airplane crashed and burned at Hicks Field today.
French Take Ridge on the Marne Front Near Chateau Thierry
Paris dispatch reports French troops attacked northwest of Chateau Thierry on the Marne front and captured the crest of a ridge between Mosley and Passy en Valois. The War Department notice says French lines advanced roughly a yardage amount and took prisoners in the action.
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Associated Press
Paris
Chateau- Thierry
Marne
Mosley
Passy-en- Valois
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