United States Extends 75 Million Credit to Russia
The United States approves a further 75 million dollar loan to Russia, the second Russian credit after a 100 million loan. France also gains a 60 million credit, bringing allied advances to 1.523 billion. Russia faces Bolshevik turmoil blamed on German influence as Petrograd tightens security. An allied conference on war aims may be convened in August with US participation.
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Congress
Russia
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Nickolas Lening
Germany
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Kalusz
Vilna
Constituent Assembly
Kerensky
Brilliant Ovation Planned for Belgian Emissaries
Cincinnati prepares a grand welcome for King Albert of Belgium with a 5 40 PM arrival at Pennsylvania Station Tuesday. About 10 000 spectators will line Government Square as 3000 schoolchildren sing Belgian and American anthems and Baron Moncheur receives the keys to the city.
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Charles A. Hinsch
T. J. Davis
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George W. Armstrong
L. A. Ault
A. Clifford Shinkle
W. F. Wiley
Fred H. Chatfield
Robert L. Hubler
F. W. Galbraith, Jr
P. Lincoln Mitchell
William Cooper Procter
Walter J. Friedlander
Joseph Garretson
Isaac Pichel
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Joseph B. Verkamp
T. P. Hart
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Weather Summary Across States With Readings and July Temperatures
Local thunder showers expected Tuesday and Wednesday across Ohio Kentucky Tennessee and West Virginia. July 23 1917 Cincinnati record shows 74 at 7 am 79 at 2 pm and 70 at 7 pm with light wind and partly cloudy to cloudy conditions. stations include Montreal Salt Lake City Jacksonville Denver Pittsburgh Seattle Chicago Portland St Louis San Francisco Omaha Kamloops Cincinnati and others with varied highs lows and precipitation figures.
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S.W
Plan to insure Soldiers' Lives With Family Allowances
Officials and insurers outlined a program to issue life insurance from 1000 to 10000 dollars on sailors and soldiers at standard rates, with the government paying the extra risk. Dependents would receive family allowances based on family size, and total or partial disability indemnities would be provided. The War Risk Insurance Bureau would administer the plan.
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War Risk Insurance Bureau
Former German Chancellor Von Bethmann Hollweg Leaves Berlin
Dr. von Bethmann Hollweg former Chancellor departed Berlin for his Hohenfinow estate after a trip from Berlin via London, signaling a pause in public duties.
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London
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Hohenfinow
Opponents of 35 Cent Gas May Quit Campaign
The Referendum Committee near end of effort to defeat the 35-cent gas rate ordinance for Cincinnati. Mayor Puebla defends the contract noting risk of higher rates if the issue goes to the Public Utilities Commission. Committee member nonattendance and internal factions cloud plans as Federated Improvement Association weighs action.
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Public Utilities Commission
Puebla
Utilities Commission
Ohio
Carl Brannin
Kansas City
A. G. Wolfe
Milford
Itis
Federated Improvement Association
Wilson orders end to Red Light District near Cincinnati camps
President Wilson signs an executive order prohibiting disorderly resorts within five miles of any military encampment. The Eden Park Third Regiment Camp and nearby Cincinnati streets fall under the ban. Saloon bans near army units apply, with personal liquor for residents allowed but distribution to soldiers punished. The move shocks the district, ending decades of illicit activity and shifting enforcement to the War Department.
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Third Regiment
Eden Park
George and
Longworth Streets
Cincinnati
War Department
Draft notices to induct men heady mail out this morning
The first draft notices under the new national army are to be mailed from local draft boards this morning. Eligible men will report for a first physical examination Saturday at 9. Master numbers were sent from Washington to Hamilton County boards. Local Board No. 3 in the Government Building has envelopes addressed for rapid notification.
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National Army
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Hamilton County
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Tarnopol
Galicia
Reuter
Pins
Russia Under Kerensky Dictatorship in War Crisis
London July 23 reports say Premier Kerensky has been granted unlimited power as Russia’s government moves to restore order amid mutiny and German advances. Troops on the Vilna front gained a breakthrough capturing trenches and prisoners as Petrograd hardens its control and war aims.
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Kerensky
Petrograd
Russia
Vilna
Council of Workmen’s and Soldiers
Dozen Workers Injured in Sewer Gas Explosion
An explosion on a steamship pier at West Twenty third Street and manholes blown along the water front for five blocks injured a dozen workmen. Three were taken to hospital in serious condition as part of the pier roof blew off. Fire and ambulances responded. flames were extinguished with minor damage.
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West Twenty-third Street
Strike in San Jose Attracts 2000 Workers Over Wages
In San Jose from 1500 to 2000 workers including hundreds of women quit three fruit canneries after employers refused higher wages and shorter hours. Police blamed agitation by the I W W. Rioting occurred in one area and one man was shot.
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Industrial Workers of the World
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