War outlook gloomy in London as hope of Russian cooperation fades
Report from Hondon on July 2 describes Britain facing a bleak war outlook with anticipated submarine threats and heavy tax burdens. Despite Allied efforts, German military moves deepen strain. American involvement remains uncertain while Russian cooperation appears abandoned.
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Local Board Delays Put Draft Notices In Question
War Department draft notices have reached some newspapers but several local boards report not receiving copies. Reports say men from the first district will be called for induction soon with 27 to report after notice and a second group to follow a week later. Delays threaten timely calls.
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Infinitioy
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Vote on Prohibition Wednesday
Washington July 2 National prohibition will be voted upon by the Senate next Wednesday by unanimous consent. Tonight to take up Monday Senator Bhep pard's resolution for a national prohibition amendment to the constitution and dispose of it by Wednesday. Proponents favor delaying action to clear the resolution from the calendar and perhaps shift agitation from Congress to the states. An agreement was reached to add a proviso requiring states not to act until the constitutional amendment is submitted to them.
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Cholera Epidemics Reported Across German Cities
Reports state that cholera outbreaks have broken out in several principal districts of Germany. The illness is spreading in hubs such as Berlin and surrounding areas, with medical staff and surgeons facing rising cases and swollen patient loads.
Hospital Inmate Searched After Wandering From County Home
Martha Pighows, a patient at the county hospital for months, wandered from the county home early Wednesday. Deputies and farmers combed the woods and nearby fields, with the county commissioners mobilizing searches by car and on foot to locate the missing woman who had previously come from the county poor farm and had a history of wandering.
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All Ready to Honor the Guard
The city readies for a ceremonial salute as the Guard receives extensive preparations this afternoon. Local officials including the Board of Commerce, the city mayor, and cadet participants prepare flags, decorations, and a lineup for the event.
Final wire bulletins recount German bombardment and air activity
United Prov. Paris reports a night raid with German artillery and air operations near the Chanporne and Fevnch fronts. A crown prince-led force is described, with seven German balloons reportedly used for artillery observation and several aerial actions noted amid ongoing front bombardment.
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Washington July 27 War News and Notices
United Press dispatches report large Russian and German movements near Tarn pool and along the eastern front as Allied actions continue. London notes rumors of Lord Kitchener’s fate after the Hampshire sinking. Obituary notices announce Mrs. W. Dunham Wright of Mason City. Local Boy Scout troop 1 to participate in tonight’s parade and farewell reception for Company A.
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Sammi Bes We Seek Unity in Uniformed Duty
Fragmentary wartime pledge from a group vowing to uniform and perform duties for country. References to marching forward, recognizing allies, and pride in the flag. Mentions locations in the United States and a general call to support the war effort through discipline and unity.
Heavy Quakes in Chili Shake Cities Across Region
A plagued dispatch reports powerful earthquakes in Chile affecting Santiago Cordova San Lula and other cities. Tremors caused wide damage with shells and structures reported in ruins as authorities await casualty figures and assess the extent of the tremors.
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One Killed In Accident At Erie
Erie July 26 a serious accident at the H I Watton Paper Co plant left one man dead and another severely burned. Edward Allen of North East and William J Robinson of East Twenty fourth street were platforms workers at the mixer. Allen died from wounds, a broken leg and possible internal injuries. Robinson was burned head to foot and rushed to St Vincent's hospital. Early reports indicated two others were missing but later all other workers were accounted for.
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Bargain Sale Months Promoted by New Civic Committee
A city committee led by James Wright and Morgin Nugt is launching a year long plan of monthly Saturday bargain days. The group aims to boost commerce with extensive advertising and partnerships, creating a citywide schedule of special offers.
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Pennsy Trains Delayed by Freight Car Accident at Lovella
A northbound Pennsy passenger train was delayed for nearly 15 minutes when a freight train blocked a siding at Lovella. A drawhead on a car was pulled or damaged as the locomotives moved, delaying the passenger service. This marks the third delay in a week due to accidents near Lovella.
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U S War Funding Estimate For First Year Seeks 10 to 11 Billion
United Press reports Wallington January 27 19xx states that the United States faces a need of ten to eleven billion dollars for the first year of war. The piece outlines anticipated borrowing and development costs for military supply and infrastructure, noting congressional debate and administrative plans across several departments. It mentions figures tied to weapons production and improvements in artillery and defense industries as the nation mobilizes.
Conditions Prevailing in Germany and Food Shortages
The article profiles Mrs. M A McAnley reporting from Germany about worsening food shortages and civil unrest. It notes German civilians suffer hunger due to rationing and misperceptions of the war, with reports of food riots, limited bread, and imposed controls as the home front strains under the war’s pressures.
Ships and Warship Construction Surges in U S Output
United Press reports a massive U S shipbuilding effort underway as wartime production accelerates. The article notes numerous vessels being completed or refurbished, with yard facilities and workers mobilized under federal contracts to deliver warships and support craft for imminent operations abroad.
Local Exemption Board Reports Proceedings and War News
At Warren July 26 a meeting of the Exemption board with chairing and other members. The board will mail notices and digest fines, while Sheriff and officials respond to requests. Mention is made of German and French war news and the strain on civilian populations during the ongoing conflict.
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