Deutcherland to Return to Germany With Copper Cargo
New York July 10 The Deutcherland docked in a spy proof ship to carry 100 tons of copper rubber and nickel to Germany. Naval officers expect it to evade cruisers and may convey secret information from Count Bernslee. Also reports on French advances near Peronne and the Russian offensive toward Kovel with German demobilisation talks in London.
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New York
Deutcherland
Germany
Count Bernslee
Prederic Coudart
Russians Drive Rapidly Toward Kovel Amid Heavy Losses
Petrograd dispatch reports a swift Russian push toward Kovel with heavy German resistance. Advance stalls German lines on the flank as Russians break through near Verma and Titik, widening a breach. Prisoner harvest grows as clashes intensify along the Chartoryak front.
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London
Parish Journal
Petrograd
Kuvel
Yekul
Kolei
Trones Wood Battle Report From Landan July 40
General Haig reports forty hours of fighting around Trones Wood with trenches and entanglements. We captured the southern end of the wood and extended our position northward after repelling counterattacks. The enemy artillery in Flanders bombarded our trenches near Hoge as we conducted three successful raids on the front line.
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Wio
Conia Malin
Flanders
Anit
Treathes
Hoge
Allied forces capture Contal Maison then push enemy back
London July 9 General Units report the Allies captured Contal Maison but were driven out during a strong counter attack. At every Contal Maison the enemy pressed near, yet the Allies repelled the assault and forced the enemy northward capturing 700 prisoners.
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London
Unig
Contal Maison
Trong
Russians Capture Gregoroy Advance Toward Lemberg
Petrograd reports Russians seized Gregoroy and held over 1000 prisoners. A bold Russian march is within 85 miles of Lemberg, with Galicia cut off from Southern Hungary.
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Petrograd
Gregoroy
Lemberg
Galicia
Hungary
British progress at Ovillers during July advance
General Haig reports steady progress at Ovillers despite stubborn German opposition. Allied counterattacks on their front line repelled by effective fire. German attempts to relieve supply lines failed. The bombardment left Ovillers heavily cratered with ruined trenches and mud.
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London
Douglay Haig
Ovillers
Troyes
Inncessant Aghilug
Manchester department store stock list in old ad
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century advertisement enumerates fabrics and goods for sale at Manchester department, listing items such as calico, damask, sheeting, quilts, shirting, undergarments, and textiles by yard or piece. It mentions prices in old currency and notes various departments including cloathing depts and hats.
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Manchester
Soubia
Hungarian Parliament in session reports Austro-Hungarian losses
Budapest correspondent claims Parliament is in session as officers on the Russian and Dalian fronts disclose Austro-Hungarian losses in Hungary totaling about 600000. About 100000 men disabled by hunger during forced retreats, numerous troops abandoned due to lack of transport and fatigue.
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London
Budapest
Dalian
Hix Weeny
Ness
Airong Enoug
Italian Campaign in Upper Austria and Iscuey Front Actions
Reports say Austrian forces pressed in the Upper Autica Molinghain Molinghan area with infantry and artillery activity. Allied lines held, with 40 prisoners taken near Angelia Pass and advances to Moput Chie w. Austrian guns targeted Tolmimo Playa and Gorizia, repelled by Allied artillery. Two night attacks at Montfacune were repulsed.
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Autica
Molinghain
Moput Chie
Angelia Pass
Champet'e
Iscuey
Tolmimo- Playa
Goriz
Germans Repelled in Balkans by French Artillery
From Athens dispatches the Balkans claim two German battalions attacked a French battalion at Ghergheli Doiran and, after hours of fighting, the Germans were driven back by French artillery, incurring heavy losses. The British demanded removal of German consulate personnel and German subjects from Candia, with all ordered to proceed to Athens.
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London
Athens
Ghergheli- Doiranector
Sudeley
Candia
British steamers arrive from Baltic after Jutland clash
Jet planes bombed the south coast of England at midnight while anti air craft guns engaged raiders. no damage reported. Two hundred British steamers arrived from the Baltic, sailing via Swedish waters after detainment since the war began, to bolster British tonnage.
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London
South
England
Jutland
Baltic
Skager Rock
Kiel Bread Riots Prompt State Seizures and Imprisonment
A Copenhagen message reports Kiel bread riots on June 15 inflicting distress on men and women. Looting occurred across several states, with a female ringleader sentenced to years in prison. Berlin plans strict food distribution and a permit system for clothing after July, with cycles to be commandeered.
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London
Copenhagen
Kiel
Berlin
Germany
Lybey
Bulgaria Seeks Peace But Warns Against New Offensive
A message from Fucharist quotes the Bulgarian minister saying the war has ended for Bulgaria and urging peace while warning against renewed offensives. He asserts engagements with Austro Germany prevented Serbia’s resurgence and signals neutrality until Anglo French or Russian moves in Bucharest. He stresses Bulgaria will not attack Anglo French or Italy and expects Romania to stay neutral unless Berlin or Russians enter.
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London
Fucharist
Bulgaria
Austro Germany
Serbia
Italy
Roumania
sAeutral
Berlin
Bucharest
German Submarine Encounters Mercury Tugs Off Virginia Coast
A German submarine named Deutschland arrived off Virginia Cape after a long voyage of about four thousand miles. It eluded two foreign warships and was towed toward Hull with a crew of about 1000 aboard. The tug had waited a day to take the submarine in, while weather and navigation created a tense wartime standoff.
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New York
Virginia Cape
Cape Henry
Cape
Ana
Stefad & Cms
Deutcherland
Hullimors
Asiamarge
Russians Press Drive Demoralizes Austrian Forces
Russians push through the Dintilet and Str. mountain area with Bras- Alait's right Wing advancing near Kevel. German defenses fortified with 34,000 prisoners and civilians. Austrian army under Pflanger is reported powerless and demoralized as casualties and desertions rise. Barens are said to be taking thousands at west.
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Tetragraf
Dintilet
Str
Aalioch
Stalatay
Bras- Alait
Kevel
Pflanger
Submarine voyage ends with no crate on voyage
An American ship captain reported sighting a submarine near Virginia Cape. The vessel, armed and uncooperative, was observed to carry cargo and was pursued but deemed non hostile. The German crew claimed the mission aimed at money, mail, and freight valued at about £100,000.
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Virginas Cape
Ebe
Virginia Cape
Hans Hinch
Noth Ag
Ners
Tigrad
Hab
Yemen
Im Mclvuston
Unitat Steves Coastguard
Werrhantman
Merrhcomt
Gemsny Amneune
WEIGHTS SET FOR HELENA VALE RACING MEETING
The Turf reports weights for the DelevA Vale meeting at Helena Vale on Saturday. Event 1o bn lists entrants including Black Boy Mardles Koumveen 2 Syvevemium 97 Vingpota 103 Galdem Deer 9 Dewmarra Paasscola 9 carr 912 Dsrrawa aval 91 Whirigg 90 yume estmortem.
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Helena Vale
Mardles Koumveen
Weather and community notes from Dongarra News
The article details unusual frosts in the Liath week with three frosts, coldest Wednesday night, and water issues for residents. It covers a river incident involving Mr Foster Quarksim, a party at Anglian Church fund, local sports, and agricultural society planning. It also notes Midland Railway and fertiliser orders, and a visit by Mr Stead and MLA James Gardiner to arrange freight logistics.
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Wongarra
Tesaiou
Foster Qlarksim
Hm Protesols
Tuck Johnson
Jane Willard
Funda
Purcell
la Soufe
Sraiatae
South West
Agriculura Society
Oweling
Gerauton
Vislorivin
Colter Race Against 600 Warriors for Life Escape
John Colter, famed hunter, fled a band of six hundred Tride Indians who captured him. He ran across a six mile plain with wounds, then halted to fight a pursuer before escaping into trees and a river. He swam to safety and survived seven days with only roots and berries.
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Trolians
John Colter
Golter
Carter
Calter
Acros
Indiana
Cop
Tin
Colter
Warchul
Faithel i
Colier
Bighura
Eipsivace
Local Appointments and Notable Personal Items
Me W. HM Kreichmar of Perwajori is named Justice of the Peace for the Victoria District in the New Murchison District. M. J Ligue of Walkaway also becomes Justice of the Peace for the Victoria District. Mr Stanley Healey, ex teacher at the Versicton Mate School, has enlisted and reports to camp at month’s end. Mr Wi Harrington of Express staff undergoes a Creament course at the Wierosloo Sanatorium to restore health. An amusing anecdote follows about Awkward Moment when Faunchomy became Governor of New South Wales and a hostess asks about meeting his lordship’s heir.
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W. HM Kreichmar
Perwajori
Ie Peace
Victoria
Murchison
M. J Ligue
Walkaway
Pease
Stanley Healey
Versicton Mate School
Wi Harrington
The
Express
Wierosloo Sanatorium
Wnenord
Garn'diea Mite Club Meeting and Shooting Practice
The Gerald ton Rite Clan notes a meeting next Friday at 8 pm to elect a new representation and discuss club matters, followed by a review of recent shoots. Practice sessions limit shooting time with heats and scoring around 500 to 700 yards, and arrangements for a July competition are expected.
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Gerald Ton Rite
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Oliver's Clothing Company
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Victoria Motor Works
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James C. Kidd
Farmers and Settlers Association OF
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Greenough
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J. H. Scott
Mater
Joe Martin
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