Lansing Draft Note On Berlin Neutrals Policy
Washington reports Secretary of State Lansing is preparing a note to Germany denying belligerency and outlining a new policy stance. The draft, to be reviewed by the president and cabinet, aims to influence responses to the Orduna incident and coordinate with friendly nations.
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German Shells Near Warsaw in 1944 Advance
German shells press toward Warsaw as forces reach about seventeen miles from the Polish capital. Reports from Berlin quote Kaiser Wilhelm and Hindenburg planning a move toward Powenl to accompany the Emperor into Warsaw. Berlin newspapers claim German success signals potential for a separate peace with Russia, while France fears a renewed winter campaign and Balkan implications. Official tallies note 179 officers and 66 790 men captured since the drive began.
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Russia
France
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Berlin
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Kajner
Powenl
Germany
Delag
Balkan
Chicago Mayor Would Be President, Thompson Says
Chicago Mayor Thompson declared on a San Diego trip that he would be the Republican providential candidate if the party willed. He believed the younger generation could be feded into the old party's rocks and could lead to a Republican victory with tremendous majorities in the next presidential election.
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Deaths in Bayonne Rioting Over Strike Clash
In Bayonne a deadly riot erupted as about 1500 striking Standard Oil Company workers clashed with police and strikebreakers. One man was killed and several wounded as gunfire echoed in the city center during a volatile protest that turned violent.
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Bayonne
Wach
Lyric Echblontonua
British strike settlement ratified by miners delegates
Cardiff July 22 United Press reports the executive council terms were formally ratified today by delegates representing South Wales striking coal miners. The miners will return to work immediately and the district will resume full operation within a few hours.
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Cardiff
South Wales
Passenger Liner Hennifa Aflame Off African Coast
United Press reports the Peninsular and Oriental liner Hennifa with 750 passengers aboard is afire in the Indian Ocean east of the African coast. Wireless calls indicate a fire in one hold threatening the ship as it nears port with London to Australia service.
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Peninsular and Oriental Tiner
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Australia
South Af Hcan
Indian Ocean
African
Girl Elopes Trigger Parents Seek Attorney
Mrs. Hicks seeks legal aid after her sixteen year old daughter Zilvia Owens eloped with Stewart Menry. They wed Sunday in Clymer after traveling from Muncie Indiana, prompting civil action to recover the daughter. The parents met with authorities as the couple remained away and court steps were discussed.
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Wood Hill
Muncie
Lid
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Zilvia Owens
Stewart Menry
Clymer
Jonge
RUC
Lne
Henry
Wau Minton
Corry Races to Be Held at Conneaut
A telephone call from W W Morwhridge, after two, confirms the Corry races will move to Conneaut next week. Officials had thought the event would stay in Corry but Conway Lake will host. Reports say 125 horses are en route, with more expected before week’s end. a carload arrived from Akerman Patterson NJ.
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Bradford
Corry
Mair
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Conneaut Lake
Rothera
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Morgaidee
Hornes
Akerman
Patterson
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Fires on U S ships spark yard lockdown in New York
Incendiary fires were found yesterday on the destroyer Harrington at the tow yard and on the dreadnought New York. Both blazes were quickly fought with some damage reported. Extra precautions were ordered at the navy yard and visitors require admission cards. Over 50 workers are at the Brooklyn yard building the Arizona.
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Widle Yard
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Arizona
Goritz Falls to Italians Amid War Rumors
A July report from Goritz claims Italian forces are winning repeated victories. The city faces a looming fall as Austrian artillery targets residents at night. Rumors of famine grow with Rotugo reinforcements and advancing Italian positions. Local defenders, including Theallan Jonn Monn Nave, strengthen positions as nighttime bombardment continues.
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Gorits
Guritz
Mucesaul
Theallan
Tha Vily
Zapatistas Seize Mexico City Again
July 22 report from Mexico City says Zapatistas have again cut off all outside communication and defeated government forces, occupying the city. The State Department notes inconsistent reports and cautions readers about the developing situation as authorities reassess control and movements in the capital.
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Mexico City
United Press
Washington, D.C
Houte Department
Zagauxtun
Carrara
Kertons
Unis
Galvaston
Texas
Bute Department
Chiranga
Gonwitos
Atlll Noldinis
Masioo Oiry
Thatie Zapata
Russia to create Ministry of Munitions for wartime industry
The article reports on Russia forming a Ministry of Munitions to control all industries and supply war materials for the Stav armies. It notes the ministry’s power, its preparation by authorities, and mentions Lloyd George and allied influence guiding the effort amid shortages and setbacks.
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England
Lloyd George
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