Granp Forxs HERALD News Summary and Foreign War Mood
The piece surveys wartime events and political moods across nations. It notes Greece severing ties with the Central Powers, possible war moves toward the Berlin Constantinople rail line, and Serbia’s rehabilitation with Bulgaria’s discipline. It also covers Russia’s provisional government, conscription debates in Canada and the United States, Brazil’s neutrality shift, and a North Dakota congressional campaign with local support for Mr. Hurtness.
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Greece
Barrail
Berlin-Constantinople
Serbia
Bulgaria
Rumania
Prohibition Debates Shift in War Food Control Bill
Congress negotiates whether to include prohibition in the war food control bill as the White House seeks a separate path. An exports council is created to direct strategic exports, while American troops reach French soil under Pershing. British advances near Lena threaten German mines and coal regions in northern France, with ongoing wartime damage and recovery implications.
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Congress
Anda
Rouse
Senat
Senate
White House
Washington
Belgium
France
Lena
Minaral
Ras
Yat
Muuch
Feruate
Tele Ousted
Renee Intiy
Lawless Raid Criticized In Minot Telephone Case
Judge Leighton called the Langer raid a felony and faulted Attorney General Langer for acting above the law in seizing the Minot telephone exchange. The Herald praised lawful action by local authorities to shut down unlawful operations and rejected any claim of warranted personal authority beyond legal channels. William Langer serves as North Dakota attorney general and faces strong critique for his conduct in the raid.
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Maryers
Langer
Minot
Paléa
Hota
Piga
Thore
Aratend
Iris
Abrar
Alngla
William Langer
North Dakota
Manhattan
Sitisena
Herald
Leighton
Prohibition Threatens Key Alcohol Industry Sectors
The article notes that nationwide prohibition would disrupt fixed industrial investments in distilleries, breweries, and related plants, forcing costly readjustments. It highlights harm to farmers growing barley and grapes and to workers in materials for beverages, with potential plant remodeling but many assets losing value.
Impacts of Prohibition on Wine Grape Industry
The article explains how prohibition changes affect wine grape growers and vintners, noting that certain grape types cannot replace table grapes and that large investments in new wine businesses face risks. It outlines the shift in labor, capital, and market prospects under prohibitive law and hints at broader economic consequences for those not directly affected.
The Double Menace Comes For Civilization War
From the New York Independent a call to defend civilization against two foes. It argues the Kaiser’s plan to dominate Europe and threaten the Western Hemisphere would have ended liberty, urging the United States and allies to crush Prussian domination and uphold law. It condemns anarchist saboteurs at home and stresses unity, order, and a stronger postwar civilization.
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New York Independent
Etstes
Ealser
Nara
Napoleon
William II
Antwerp
Persian Gulf
Belgium
Germany
House of Hohenzollern
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Russia
the United
Ice
War and the Home Experts of Our Daughters Wedding Costs
Wartime changes affect weddings as couples marry under economic pressure. Families share burdens from attire to church decorations, transport, and entertainment. The bride’s family may cover a trousseau and church-related preparations while the groom’s side may assist with hosting and etiquette.
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Daughtre
Brige
Saxton
Sassetanta
Deserters Flood Holland Amid War Refugee Influx
Deserters from Germany flood into the Netherlands forming a refugee flow into Amsterdam and other cities. Dutch authorities face public alarm over spies and potential disease, prompting frontier barracks and camps for deserters while monitoring the health and loyalty of incoming foreigners.
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Netherlands
Holland
Ountries
Amsterdam
Germany
Europe
Bome
Whoianja Baniahmant
Galicia
América
Cort van der Linden
N. Bosboom
Aladdin Pageant to Open Barnum & Bailey Circus
A new Aladdin pageant will open the Barnum & Bailey circus on Wednesday July 11. It features a large scale production with over a thousand performers, lavish costumes, and animals in elaborate procession. The wedding scene between Aladdin and Princess Badroulboudourt is central, with a vivid color mix and symbolic staging. The pageant has years of preparation, Chinese-made costumes, and a focus on beauty alongside traditional circus tricks. The spectacle includes an augmented clown cast, a larger menagerie, and continues to blend standard circus acts with this fairy tale centerpiece.
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Barnum & Bailey Circus
Aladdin
Chinees
Badroulboudourt
Evory
Poppy Cultivation Authorized for Opium Production
The Russian government permits poppy cultivation for opium production and domestic use. The report notes steel pressed products and lacquered finishes as part of recent industrial advances, while a Virginia surgeon patents adjustable sheet metal splints to treat broken limbs. An American naval officer seeks automatic systems to alert on deviations in storms.
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