Allies Make Great Hauls of Prisoners on East Front
Russian war department reports 221 officers and 16,285 men captured in Volhynia and Galicia. German lines reportedly breached as trenches seized. British and French fronts show heavy artillery activity from Ypres to the Somme as rumors of a major Allied offensive spread. Italy presses recent victories against Austria in the Trentino while Austro German holds claim to shifting momentum in Bukovina and Volhynia.
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British Attacks Repulsed On Western Front Says Berlin
Berlin reports fighting across the western front yesterday and last night with British and French attacks repulsed at all points. Artillery surged, gas attacks noted, and minor infantry engagements occurred northwest of the Thaumont works. Simultaneously German lines claim a notable advance by capturing Linewka in Volhynia, signaling a German success amid near-standstill on other sectors.
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London
War Office
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Thaumont
Biukowina
Volhynia
Federal Staf
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Attackers Devastated by French Machine Gun Fire
German forces attacked French positions northwest of Traumont in the Verduh Sector after a daylong bombardment. French machine guns and curtain fire repulsed the assault with heavy losses, according to a war office statement issued today.
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Verduh
Negro Trooper Arrested in Springfield Policeman's Killing
Arthur Brown, a negro infantryman of the eighth regiment, was arrested at Camp Dunne today by military authorities in the fatal shooting of Patrolman Frank J. Crowley, a Springfield policeman. He is reported to have confessed to Colonel Donthon and to have written a statement to Assistant State's Attorney Bernard.
Cotton Seed Report Finds 1916 Crop Crush Lower Than 1914
Washington June 29 The class bureau reports cotton seed crop crushed this season totaled 4,201,059 tons, down from 6,799,005 tons in 1914. Lintern obtained numbered 020,469 equivalent 500, never compared with 860,000.
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Washington, D.C
Where are you going this summer Benator Sorghum replies
A garbled Washington Star fragment shows Benator Sorghum in a dialogue about summer plans with unclear words and misplaced quotes, offering little readable context or concrete details. The readable portion hints at a travel question and a nonstandard reply.
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The
Washington Star
Benator Sorghum
Sends Radio Report 9000 Feet In Air
Capt Culver an aeronautical radio expert attached to the signal corps training school at San Diego succeeds in sending a message two miles from a military aircraft at 5000 feet. With amateur wireless enthusiast Dr Sheldon, the test used a modified aeroplane radio set. Sheldon says communication could be maintained at distances up to 75 miles. Further experiments in receiving messages while in sight will occur soon.
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French Flying Corps
Demand Austria Pay for Vessel
Washington reports the American note to Austria condemns the submarine attack on the steamer Petrolite as a deliberate insult to the flag and an invasion of American rights. It demands prompt apology, punishment of the submarine commander, and indemnity. The note disputes Austrian claims and reiterates facts of the December 6 Mediterranean strike.
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Austria
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Petrolte
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Oan
War Department seeks $15 million for air service expansion
The War Department submitted supplemental estimates to Congress requesting $15,000,000 to fund army and national guard air service immediately. The plan increases by $12,000,000 over Senate figures and $14,000,005 over the Flowne military committee plan. The rise funds two national guard aeroplane squadrons to outfit each tactical division with 36 scouting and battle aircraft plus motor and repair equipment.
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War Department
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Flowne Military Committee
Signal Corpe
National Guard
Senate Approves $27.6 Million for Mexican Border Troop Move
Washington June 29 The Senate without debate passed an urgent deficiency appropriation of 27,646,000 dollars for emergency expenses tied to moving the nation's guard to the Mexican border. The measure had already cleared the House.
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Washington
Senate
House
Navy approves Perry man to try for Annapolis amid drum cure
Washington June 29 The Navy Department ruled that a perforated eardrum should not bar W J Murphy of Perry from Annapolis. After initial rejection Senator Kenyon secured his examination. Surgeons said the injury had healed and Murphy now has a chance to become a future admiral.
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Navy Department Today
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Famous Players Lasky merger forms new film group
New York June 20 The Famous Players Film company and the Jesse F B faisky Feature Play company merged in New York into the Famous Players Lasky corporation with a capital stack of 12 500 000.
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Famous Players Film Company
Jesse FB. Faisky
Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
Iowa State Canners’ Association Meeting Notes Death Rate Drop
Cedar Rapids Iowa June 29 The Iowa State Canners association is in session today with about thirty members present. The discussion centers on health and mortality trends noting the average generation death rate fell from 31 per 1000 to about 14 per 1000, reflecting improved living conditions.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa State Canners' Association
Return of Carrizal Prisoners Sparks Mixed Reactions
El Paso reports twenty three Tenth cavalry troopers and Mormon scout Lem H Spillsbury, captured at Carrizal, arriving at the border and being handed to U S authorities. Mexicans cheer as prisoners disembark, while Spillsbury says the group faced strip searches, stoning, and threats in Chihuahua. He claims commanders debated retreat after a clash and asserts orders to obey came from Captain Boyd.
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Casement Sealed With Death Sentence in Treason Trial
London June 29 Sir Roger Casement was found guilty of treason against the British state for organizing an Irish brigade for use against Ulster Volunteers. The judge announced the death penalty, with debate over whether acts of arms planning during wartime constituted treason and appeals to the jury.
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War With Mexico Temporarily Averted Amid Carranza Moves
Reports from Columbus New Mexico and Washington indicate Carrizal prisoners released easing tension for now. Carranza forces mobilize across northwest Mexico while the United States keeps a strong army ready and continues border patrols and operations to safeguard citizens and territory.
Equipment Enough for An Army of Any Proportions
Washington reports detail massive mobilization efforts as 100000 National Guardsmen are readied for border deployment. Railroads, depots, and manufacturers race to supply clothing, equipment, and food, with shipments accelerating to fortify mobilization points nationwide.
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Washington
Tretiis
Samsir
Tax Veers Cause Serious Injuries Near Bridge
Patrick Hanley was struck by a taxicab near the Armour bridge and suffered serious injuries after being knocked backward onto the riverbank. Plunkett, who aided in the incident, is being questioned by police at 2412 Vine Avenue as investigators sort the details of the crash and Hanley’s condition.
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Plunkett
Healey
Hanley
I Sorloug
Senate Adopts Resolution on Commercial Treaty Purpose
Washington June Bione reports the Senate adopted a resolution demanding the president inform the Senate of the real purpose behind a commercial treaty currently in negotiations by the patente alltow. The move signals heightened scrutiny of treaty aims and executive diplomacy.
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Washington
Bione
Senate
Assemble Army In Spite Of Release Of Captives
Government proceeds with military preparations concentrating great force on the border to back up policy. Regardless of Carranza yielding to demands, American troops operating in pursuit of bandits will not be molested.
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United State
Beniita
Carranza
Armies Ready for Clash Amid Border Mobilization
San Antonio June 24. Staff officers at General Funston's headquarters shape the growing army for a possible offensive. Carranza's surrender of captured negro troopers does not deter mobilization near the border. Border stations to receive troops and supplies from Browneville and Laredo as the War Department signs new contracts for firearms and materiel.
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Laredo
Asso Page
Ofler Pointe
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War Department
Washington ministers meet to seek renewal of inquiry
Washington, S. C. and two foreign ministers Calderon and Zamdar visited the state department to renew efforts to learn whether a specific matter requires further action. The ministers, Olivia and Balvador, discussed avenues for information and next steps with officials, aiming to clarify the status of the inquiry.
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S. C
Senacio Calderon
Olivia
Hafoc Zamdar
Balvador
s#tate
Dakota Camp Survives Severe Storm at Camp Hagman
Gusty storm battered Camp Hagman near Redfield on June 20, forcing tents to hold under strain with no injuries reported. A U S Army motor truck arrived to aid rescue and logistics, while mule teams for machine time were set for inspection. Governor Hyre promised support to maintain order and supplies amid the upheaval.
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Entundlaniey Department
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Agere- Rolow
Mexicans Demand Return of Battle Machines and Guns
High officials of the de facto government urged Pershing to return 14 machine guns and other arms captured by American troops in clashes with bandit Jose Chaves. The request notes Chaves and his men have been active near Eemerania, with surrender reported at Mtaj.
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Eemerania
Strikers Interfere With Loading Warship at Mare Island
In San Francisco on June 29, Commander Vennett of the Mare Island navy yard telegraphed Chief White that federal aid may be called to protect loading supplies for the United States, as sympathizers in a longer strike have driven teams from the dock where Coe Mire leads.
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United States
Washington June 21 Wilson heads to Philadelphia convention
Washington dispatch reports Wilson departed shortly after noon for Philadelphia to attend the convention of the Associated Advertising Club of the World as a delegate seeking address and role.
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Washington
Birth Control Sayings From Dr Blossom Highlight Poverty Roots
Dr. Frederick A. Blossom, president of the Ohio Birth Control League, argues that intelligent limitation of offering according to parental income and the mother's health will strike at poverty. He notes that the working class and the poor have a right to the same knowledge, as birth control practices spread widely.
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Mexicans Kill Man During War Dispute in Dubuque
Dubuque Iowa June 20 Arthur Mullen a carpenter was murdered this morning by two Mexicans after a heated argument over the Mexican war. Mullen was pounded beyond recognition. one assailant escaped and another was caught. Police search for the second attacker as the party worked with a section gang near East Dubuque.
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Arthur Mullen
Tichiqoe Carpenter
East Dubuque
Mullen
Pluchw
Guardsmen Cross To Aid Pershing Guardsmen Cross To Aid Pershing
Columbus New Mexico June 30 guardsmen depart in three motor trucks to reinforce General Pershing's lines after reports that Carranza cavalry concentrate near Guzman threatening American communications ten miles from Guzman. Earlier units were recalled amid fear of such threats.
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Border National Guards
Mexico
New Mexico
Pershing
Carranza
Guzman
Heratine
Cueman
Lefacto
Prohibition Debate Moves Toward Perpetual Vodka Ban
A London based report notes a parliamentary discussion on forever banning vodka sales. Debaters weigh enforcement against economic impacts while the government seeks to extend prohibition beyond wine and beer restrictions.
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Tof
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Disease Hot Feared by Awry Physicians
A Washington report quotes the medical department assuring no repetition of Spanish war health conditions. It states typhoid fever was nearly eliminated in 1898 and promises vaccination, protection, and preparation to prevent outbreaks and ease suffering for American troops.
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Sirong Medical Department
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Sone
Hueloir Ts
Mas
Avery
Protest Over Evacuation Of French Cities
June 21 reports from Jari state Premier Briand seeks protest to neutral powers over German authorities entering civilian towns in Lille and other evacuee centers. The Petro Journal notes the action may violate the Hague Convention and warns the decree risks broader conflict.
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Briand
Ifnet
Gh Te
Lille
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Petro Journal
Hoosier Moose Start New Convention Move
Hayesville report describes Hoosier Moose pushing a new convention plan at Huangapolla Indiana. Central committee met to discuss coordinating with other states and the forthcoming presidential race. Charles A Hughes was proposed for president but the effort failed to secure national committee support.
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Charles A. Hughes
Alan
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