Reighstig Names Peace Terms In German Reichstag
Copenhagen reports Count Ulrich XI von Boutsay chosen to succeed Alfred Zimmermann as German foreign secretary. The Reichstag adjourns as Kaempf can summon parliament later. A peace proposal presses for an economic settlement with mutual recognition and international tribunals. Chancellor George Michaelis shows cautious openness in meetings with divergent groups.
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Copenhagen
Ulrich XI. von Boutsay
von Bernstorff
Alfred Zimmermann
Reichstag
Berlin
Johannes Kaempf
Reichetag
Bertin Tageblatt
Germany
Teichatag
George Michaelis
Von
Organe
Venizelos and King at Odds Amid Greek Crisis
Reports from Athens indicate growing rift between King and Premier Venizelos over re summoning the 1915 chamber dissolved by Skouloudis. The king delays signing the decree while Venizelos presses the king to halt his father's policies.
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Paris
Venizelos
Athens
Chamber of Deputies
Skouloudis
Extend liquor shipping ban extends to all transport methods
Washington July 15 every form of liquor transportation into dry territory by common carrier private conveyance or in baggage according to instructions sent to United States attorneys by the department of justice. 17 ships sunk in week London July 12 weekly shipping summary shows 14 British merchant ships over 1 600 tons sunk and three vessels of greater tonnage. Seven sinking vessels were also lost.
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Washington
United States
Department of Justice
London
Armed Citizens Oust I W W From Bisbee Arizona
Bisbee Arizona July 18 1100 plus I W W members left the city aboard a special train bound for Columbia New Mexico after being driven out of town by aroused metal workers. Governor Campbell requested federal troops and President Wilson urged restraint while warning against vigilante action. Seattle report notes US, German influence claim internment planned for I W W elements.
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Eee
Harry C. Wheeler
Cochise County
Phoesis
Aria
Campbell
Parker
Fort Sam Houston
Bisbee
United States
Phoenix
Wilson
Wer Han
Arizona
Woodrow Wilson
Seattle
Wash
Allen
Wilson urges prompt action on food and fuel control bill
In a letter to Senator Martin, President Wilson backs the original house plan for government control of foodstuffs and fuel only. He rejects the Gore substitute and warns against extending control to steel and other materials. He also disagrees with Emoot's liquor stock buy idea and says the letter will not be released publicly.
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Washington
Martin
Wilson
Gore
Congress
death of William Furst composer and conductor
William Furst, renowned composer and orchestra leader, died here. He worked with Charles Frohman and David Belasee for many years. Born in Balk Baltimore, Mid in 1682.
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William Furst
Charles Frohman
David Belasee
Balktimore
Mid
Vanguard sinks after internal explosion at anchor
The British battleship Vanguard blew up and sank at anchor on the night of July 9. An internal explosion left only three survivors aboard, with one later dying. There were 34 officers and 71 men aboard, totaling 97 survivors.
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London
Vanguard
Red Am
H. M
James D. Dick
German leaders push for peace as war drags on
Amsterdam reports Count Michael Karoyi of the Hungarian independent party says the central crisis is peace and Germany wants to negotiate. Count Cactaia and Prime Minister Moritz Betherhasy stress defensive war aims and readiness for peace. Berne cites Berlin as saying peace must include frontiers and no annexations, while von Hollweg rejects a peace without conquest.
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Amsterdam
Michael Karoyi
Hungary
Moritz Beterhasy
Baron Beck
Enidt
Germany
Berne
Switzerland
Berlin
von Hollweg
Reichstag
Vieter State Department
German Empire
von Falkenhayn
Italy
State Department
Austria Hungary
Carl
Bohemia
Austria
Cyclone-like Storm Ravages Fairmont and Homer
A deadly storm at Fairmont Danville Newfoundland July 14 killed a three year old child of Mr and Mrs Frank Pritchard and injured the mother with a broken arm. Across the line in Homer Champaign county an interpeden car was blown from the track injuring several passengers. Numerous farmhouses were unrooted and trees uprooted with damage to cornfields near the aviation field.
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Danville
Fairmont
Frank Pritchard
Homer
Champaign County
Interpreden
Suppress of Berlin Lokal Anserger Reported Indefinite
Copenhagen reports the Berlin Lokal Anserger has been suppressed indefinitely by military authorities for an unspecified reason. The action comes amid Austria-Hungary related tensions and a statement by Count Czernin seeking peace without annexation.
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Copenhagen
Berlin
Austria-Hungary
Count Czernin
Wilson Warns Against Huge Profits in War
President Wilson declares business profits during wartime must be fair and patriotic. He urges coal operators to abandon profiteering and condemns ocean freight rates that hinder military efforts, calling for loyalty and price controls to support the Allied cause.
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Wilson
Washington
Wilsen
France
Germany
To Kill German Propaganda Plan in U S I W W
Washington announces a plan to strike at I W W activities by assembling United States grand juries in numerous localities. Attorney General Gregory will request congress to authorize grand juries in East & Leuts D L Douglas Ariz Columb es N M and Oregon Washington to indict and try offenders on the spot.
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Washington
United States
Gregory
Congress
East & Leuts
D.L
Douglas
Aris
Columbes
N. M
Bisbee
Oregon
Norwegian liner Kristianiafjord runs aground near Newfoundland
The Norwegian-American liner Kristianiafjord with 1200 passengers ran aground seven miles west of Cape Race Newfoundland during a heavy rain and fog. All passengers were landed safely at Portugal Cove after a night of drifting.
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St. John's
N. F
Kristianiafjord
Halifax
Norway
Cape Race
Newfoundland
Portugal Cove
Washington July 16 Political Censorship Ban
A fragment notes that every form story is forbidden whether on the person by common carrier or by private con. The unreadable text suggests a censorship or content restriction rule possibly tied to press or public discourse in Washington. The limited readable detail points to a broad prohibition context.
German Crown Prince Rising Power Quietly Shifts War Policy
Rome dispatch from official Italian circles reports Germany's power shifting from the Kaiser to the crown prince. Italy will not negotiate with the new government and peace moves are seen as a German ruse. The war party grows stronger. democratization seems unlikely as militarism expands.
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Washington
Rome
Italion
Germany
Italy
Siar
Aulto
Prinse
Udine Officials Brief Premier on U S Visit
The prince of Udine led an Italian war invasion delegation back from the United States and met with Premier Boselli and other ministers to report on their trip. He carried a message from President Wilson for King Emmanuel regarding a previous royal communication.
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Rome
Prince of
Udine
United States
Premsier Boselli
America
Wilson
Emmanuel
Stops Work on Zeppelins in Germany and Airplane Boom
London reports no more Zeppelins are being built at Friedrichshafen with workers switched to aircraft production. In Galveston a tank steamer arrival notes nine Mexicans drowned near Tampico after a launch collision with the American tug Gulf Port, which Mexican authorities hold responsible.
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London
Laveanne
Friedrichehafen
Galveston
Tex
Tampico
Freckle Tale of a Hitie Bey Wagar
Fragmentary text describes a人物 tale with a hit character and action about eating a mere item. The snippet hints at relationships and consequences but remains unclear and incomplete.
Ged and Jeche-Tm plan to bill the mess
Dial tone chatter shows Ged and Jeche-Tm debating charges while a phone line activation is described. A wife and Jeba discuss delays and service, with a terse exchange about connections and business norms. The fragment hints at a local colloquial exchange rather than a full event.
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Jeche—Tm
Ma Knows It Question on the Geese Step
A reader asks what the geese step is as a humorous exchange about etiquette and dance. The dialogue implies a family joke about a father's dancing habit and a mother’s explanation.
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Mes
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