Submarine attacks disrupt Atlantic coast shipping report
The report details multiple claims of submarine activity from early June, including the sinking of the steamer Carolina and the Edward H. Cole crew landing. It cites rescues by the Bristol and losses of several American and foreign vessels, with mines and torpedoed ships along the Atlantic coast and actions by American forces in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
Porto Rico Steamship Company
Porto Rico
Edward H. Cole
Highland
N. J
Cole
Washington
Navy Department
Bristol
Saregate
Boston
Belfast
Ireland
New York
The
Delaware
Atlantic
Navy
Maryland
Edward R. Baird
Samuel C. Mengel
Mengel
Radio Steamship Line
Virginia
Secretary of State Lan sing Delivers War Warning at Columbia
Secretary of State Lan sing told Columbia University graduates that Prussia will have war and more war until its warlike intent is erased from the Prussian mind. He framed the address as a defense of American resolve.
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New York
Lansing
Columbia University
Prussia
Submarines Won't Stop Flow of Men to France
Secretary Daniels declared that the submarine raid will not halt the movement of American troops to France, regardless of how many submarines are operating now or in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American
France
Secretary Daniels
Navy Department
American Prisoners Reported Poorly Treated in Germany
Paris dispatches say American prisoners are being mistreated, with claims their clothes were removed and they were kept in huts unfit for human habitation. A returning prisoner from Germany corroborates the harsh conditions.
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Paris
Germany
Sulzer Secures Alaska Road Funds and War Dispatches
The House passed an army appropriation item of 100 900 for the Alaska Road Commission after Delegate Sulzer pressed the bid. He aims to lift the item from presidential order later and hopes for Senate gains. The report also covers Allied and German actions in France and Belgium, with advances, retreats, and casualty figures as of June.
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Washington
House
Alaska Road Commission
Sulzer
Alaska
Senate
Gen. Richardson
London
Avenley
Albert
Chateau Thierry
Reuters
Cantigny
France
Berlin War Office
Veuille
Torey
Daily Mail
Netherlands
Amsterdam
Falische Zeitung
Britain
America
Hamburger Nachriten
Teutons
Counter Revolutionary Plot Linked to Czech Mutiny
Russian wireless reports a Moscow and Petrograd discovery of a counter revolutionary plot stretching across Russia. The reveal ties the plot to the mutiny of Czech Slovak troops who have seized key railway centers, junctions, and lines.
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swaTion
London
Moscow
Petrograd
Russia
Sovak
Germans Deported from China to Australia for Internment
Tokyo reports that China will deport about 10,000 Germans to Australia for internment for the duration of the war. This plan envisions moving the prisoners from major ports and camps as the conflict continues in the Far East.
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China
Australia
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