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21 Jul 1916
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1916
Page
1
Rotary visit honors visitors at Cincinnati town event
The Cincinnati Rotary Club bids goodbye to visiting guests with a heartfelt tribute from President R. A. Tingle. The message expresses gratitude for hospitality and evokes Rotary ideals of noble deeds and uplifted spirits as the visitors depart the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Rotary Club
Rotary
New International Officers Named At Rotary Convention
The Cincinnati Rotary Convention closed after five days of joy. New officers named include President Arch C. Krumph of Cleveland O First Vice President F W Galbraith of Cincinnati Second Vice President Guy Gundacher of Philadelphia Third Vice President Rev E Leslie Pidgeon of Winnipeg Treasurer Rufus Chapin of Chicago Sergeant at Arms Joseph Connable of Memphis.
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Braith
Cincinnati
Guy Gundacher
Philadelphia
Rev. E. Leslie Pidgeon
Winnipeg
Rufus Chapin
Chicago
Seargeant-at-Arms
Joseph Conable
Memphis
Weather outlook across states with unsettled Atlantic conditions
Partly cloudy in Ohio and Indiana with chances of local thunder showers Friday and Saturday. Kentucky West Virginia and Tennessee expect local storms Friday with fair Saturday. An Atlantic storm is near the Virginia coast moving north with strong winds and gales eastward. Temperatures remain high in interior areas with moderate southern readings as storm warnings persist from Delaware Bay to Boston. Cincinnati July 2 records show highs near 81 and a low around 60 with cloudy conditions.
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Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Tennessee
Indiana
Virginia
Middle
Mississippi
East Gulf States
Georgia
Florida
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Atlantic
Delaware
Boston
Great Islam Uprising Averted By Britain In East
In the House of Lords the Marquis of Crewe asserts Britain's timely presence in the Persian gulf 1914 deterred a holy war and protected the empire. Lord Cromer and David Lloyd-George discuss Indian military changes and supply lines amid Mesopotamia difficulties.
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Britain
Crewe
London
England
Mesopotamia
Lora Wemyss
House of Lords
Marquis of Crewe
Great Britain
Persian Gulf
Africa
India
Lord Crewe
Asquith
House of Commons
Lord Cromer
Kitchener
Redmond accuses British government over Irish bill delays
In a public memorandum to Prime Minister Asquith and Lloyd George, John Redmond the Nationalist leader says delaying the Irish bill and Lansdowne's speech have created a grave situation. He warns that further delay could make Lloyd George terms impossible and threaten Irish support at stake. A meeting of the Irish party is set for Saturday to review the crisis.
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Redmond
the Commercial Tribune
London
John Redmond
Asquith
David Lloyd
Ireland
Italy Moves Toward War With German Empire
King Victor signs civil rights decree as Italy courts war posture with Germany. Diplomatic relations tense amid shifting alliances and regional power ambitions.
Italy declares block on German goods and appeals ban
Rome reports King Victor Emmanuel signed a decree barring transit of German goods and forbidding Germans from appealing to courts. The move mirrors rising Italo German tensions with Italy hinting at possible war, extending to alien enemies of Italy and its allies. Austrian reports detail heavy fighting near Borcola Pass and artillery duels across the Dolomites as fronts stay active.
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Commercial Tribune
Rome
Messagero
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Germany
Sonnino
Beauties Figure In Court Blalock Suit In New York
Mrs. Jennie Whitelaw Blalock sues Grace M Irwin once wife of the sugar king of Honolulu for 100000 dollars alleging alienation of affection of James William Blalock. The court found the defendant in default after she was allowed more than the twenty days to answer. A sheriff s jury will assess damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Whitelaw Blalock
Grace M. Irwin
Honolulu
James Willian Blalock
New York
Progress in East Reported by Berlin
July 20 report states hard fighting resumes in Volhynia southwest of Lutsk with German forces under General von Linsingen pushing advances. Russian bombardment of Teutonic lines along the lower Lipa increases in intensity.
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Berlin
Volhynia
Lutsk
von Linsingen
Lower
Lipa
Street Car Bombing Sparks Salt Street Strike Fallout
A street car was blown up in WilkesBarre Pennsylvania today after a second attempt to halt strikebreaking crews. The motorman and conductor escaped injury in a narrow miss as the strike for twenty seven cents an hour drags on after nine months, costing about one million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Wilkesbarre
Zeppelin Wrecked After Riga Raid
A Zeppelin airship raiding Riga was hit by Russian high angle shells and wrecked near Tukkuo. Most of the crew were saved. Engineers are dismantling the wreck.
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The
Hague
Riga
Tukkuo
Cologne
Submarine Deutschland Prep for night departure from Baltimore
Crowds gathered along the pier at Larchmont Yacht Club watching for the German submarine Deutschland as crews prepared to sail. Officials said cargo tests and manifest checks were underway while lights were out and steam up on the tug Timmins.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Baltimore, Md
Larchmont Yacht Club
Toesenkigereana
Dorgan
Timmins
Zach Cullison
Virginia Capes
Deutschland Case Sparks Formal Protest Possible
Washington officials reported that allied ambassadors may press the United States to reconsider its clearance of the German submarine merchantman Deutschland after its Baltimore clearance. The State Department has held to a negative stance, treating the vessel as a merchantman, while Britain and France suggest the ship’s status as an underwater craft could justify a protest as contrary to international law.
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Washington
Baltimore
State Department
Naval bill attack stalls passage in Senate
Sen La Follette delayed the naval bill again and led a party line attack on Wall Street influence. The Senate defeated an amendment to bar navy use for private debts, while Norris’s substitute failed. Swanson anticipated passage next day as Chamberlain planned to take up the army bill after adjournment.
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NAVY
Wall Street
LA Follette
Senate
Washington
Norris
Morgan
Standard Oil
Wisconsin
Carranza
United States
LaFollette
Great Britain
England
Germany
Swanson
Chamberlain
Heir to Fortunes Dies Poor in Ashtabula
Peter Walstrom aged 60, once heir to $30,000 from his Stockholm father, died today in Ashtabula of heart disease blamed on heavy drinking. The trust never released the funds as he continued to drink, and his burial may be paid by the township.
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Ashtabula, O
Peter Walstrom
Stockholm
Sweden
Villa's Capture Soon Expected By Garranzistas
Mexico City reports from the War Office say Francisco Villa has been located and capture is hourly. A Villa messenger intercepted at Chihuahua City seeks Japanese doctors for medical aid for Villa's chief. Villa may have had a leg amputated. Official lines put Villa near Amador south of the Durango line with about 800 in his band, while Ramos commands 4,000 troops at Chihuahua City ready to reinforce if attacked.
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Italian War Office
Borcola Pass
Brenta
Marter
Seisera
Fella
Mittahskofel
Timau
The
Commercial Tribune
Mexico City
War Office
Francisco Villa
Villa
Chihuahua City
Rosario
Camp Willis food supply woes and promotions at camp
At Camp Willis Columbus Ohio July 20 complaint over bacon quality from Colonel Robert L Hubler Third Regiment Ohio National Guard maggots found in several hundred pounds of pork returned to camp Commissary Department Major E L Ruffner US Army to become chief sanitary officer once exams finish two Sixth Regiment units still under quarantine Second Lieutenant John M Coolay recommended for First Lieutenant in Company K Third Regiment Dayton to succeed Earl L Quillen who failed medical tests
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Willis
Columbus
Robert L. Hubler
Hubler
Ohio
E. L. Ruffner
United States Army
Ruffner
Joseph A. Hall
Cincinnati
John M. Coolay
Dayton
Cooley
Earl L. Quillen
Conflicting Reports on Somme Sector Engagements
Dispatches recount divergent accounts of engagements in the Somme sector with disputed casualty tallies and conflicting timings. Allied forces report varying advances while German lines indicate limited gains and stubborn defense.
British and German Artillery Clash Across Baltic and Somme Front
Reports from London and Copenhagen describe heavy cannonading off Jutland and in the Baltic as German naval units and Zeppelins move northwest. Simultaneously British and French forces push on the Somme front with gains at Longueval Delville Wood and Barleux while German and Austro-Hungarian troops attack Russians in Volhynia amid renewed fighting on multiple fronts.
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ingentin-Longueval
King George
Delville - Wood
Longueval
Hardecourt
Delville Wood
Verdun
Thiaumont
Fleury
Lutsk
Stokhod River
Sokul
Volhynia
Berlin
Riga
Baranovichi
Bazentin
Leipzig
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Bill” Goettinger
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Cincinnati Rotary
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Lillian Read
NEW International Officers
Arch C. Krumph
Cleve
F. W. Gal
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New Orleans
Portland
Galveston
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William R. Robertson
Imperial Staff
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Civil Rights
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Tarvis
Astach
Dolomites
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Malborgeth
Isonzo
Gorizia
Thurwieserjoch
Pontebba
Carnic Alps
Jennie W. Blalock
East
Deutschland
Hilgen
Schumacher & Co
Philip Volz
Bremen
Hhoogwhooogde
Heir TO Fortune Dies A Pauper
Money
Garranzistas
Camp Willis
Somme
Teuton
Jutland
Baltic Sea
Landsort
Gottska Sands
Copenhagen
North Sea
Baltic
Barleux
Peronne
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Soyecourt
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