Allies Could Crush Bolshevist Hungary with Ease
Edward Bing reports from Vienna on July 14 that a small allied force including American and British troops could topple the Bolshevik government in Hungary. He notes critical food shortages in Budapest, widespread discontent, and mobilization of red forces for defense of the capital, with potential allied occupation of Vienna seen as strategic.
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Edward Bing
United Press
The
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Hungary
Red Army
Budapest
Bela Kun
Reda
Red
Teugedale
Bol
Dasa
Switzerland
Bolsehviste
Kotthia
Alpoetic Bolabeviets
War Preparations Focused on Coastal Defenses
In Westington and nearby locales 18e-Mhlias are mobilizing defensive measures for potential coastal attacks. Plans include deployment of new equipment and air defense facilities as authorities weigh secure options despite uncertain timelines.
Divorces Broker and Millionaire War Vet in Quick Turn
Edith Augusta Gaynor daughter of Mayor Gaynor elopes after Reno divorce from Harry K. Wingust New York broker and sportsman. She marries James Park a multimillionaire prominent in Meadow Brook Club Long Island. Park a wartime artillery lieutenant.
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United Press
San Francisco
Reno
Nev
Harry K. Wingust
Edith Augusta Gaynor
Gaynor
New York
James Park
New Yorker
Vingust
Park
Méadow Brook Club
Long Island
Cost of Living Fights Prompt French Government Plans
Paris July 18 The justice minister urged rapid debate on a bill to curb speculation with longer penalties for food and clothing crimes. Cabinet outlined four measures to ease costs including doubled Clemenceau food booths and fixed price cheap meals. The General Labor Federation warned the issue remains unresolved and called for a general strike.
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Associated Press
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Ministry of Supplies
General Labor Federation
Raynham Wrecks Plane Again in Transatlantic Try
St Johns N F July 18 Frederick P Raynham failed again to take off in a Martinsyde plane for a trans Atlantic attempt. The aircraft rose only 30 feet and crashed to the ground. Neither Raynham nor navigator Lieut Conrad H Biddlecombe was injured.
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Associated Press
St. Johns
N. F
Frederick P. Raynham
Raynham
Lieut
Conrad H Biddlecombe
Lemars Girl Is Soldier's Bride
Olive Shafer of Lemars becomes the bride of Emmett P. Mulholland at Fort Snelling Minnesota. The couple wed in a general hospital while Mulholland recovers from wounds suffered in battle near Notre Dame days ago. He will be unable to leave the hospital for about six months.
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Fort Snelling
Minn
American Secretary Killed in Prague Under Sudden Circumstances
McCrary, a 26 year old American secretary, was killed at Prague when he was struck by an Italian hydro duct steam near the river. The accident occurred as he stood by the water, and his son was later buried in Prague.
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Associated Press
Oeneva
Switzerland
McCrary
Avrotacy
Prague
Waa
Omaha
Shantung gets limelight in Senate again
Washington outlines Senate fights over Shantung transfer to Japan including Borah resolution on protest documents. Senator Colt supports the league with reservations open while Senator Spencer introduces a resolution deploring the settlement. President Wilson begins conference talks with senators on the treaty and the covenant.
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Japan
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Rhode Island
Spencer
Missouri
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Illinois
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Philippines
China
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Pacific Ocean
Europe
Asia
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McCumber
North Dakota
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Jones
Rhode Laland
Nelson
Minnesota
White House
Wiones
Allence
Mindy
Isaad Loli
Rules Against Germ Duel Of Physicians
In St Paul on July 18 the assistant prosecuting attorney ruled that injecting disease into a person, whether experimental or not, would be murder. The note describes two physicians threatening to inoculate each other with disease and attempt cures. Dr H W Ai challenged Dr John B Frazer of Toronto to the test, but Frazer did not respond and Dr H A Zettel offered to join but was refused.
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St. Paul
Minn
Harry Peterson
H.W. Ai
John B. Frazer
Toronto
Frazer
Jones Defends League of Nations Vision and U.S. Pullout Proposals
In Seattle Senator Wesley Jones rejects a fixed withdrawal clause in the League covenant calling for a two year option and urges a two year withdrawal with ongoing obligations. He favors popular election of League council representatives and insists Congress must approve any pact before consent. The remarks frame a key stance on international cooperation and U.S. role in securing peace.
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League Council
Congress
Pershing Gains British Honors At Buckingham Palace Luncheon
General John J Pershing received a royal welcome in London as he dined with King George at Buckingham Palace. He planned to attend a Parliament reception with Winston Churchill and inspect American forces at Hyde Park the next day. He praised American valor and allies cooperation in the Chateau Thierry Soissons offensives.
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United Press
London
Pershing
King George
Buckingham Palace
Winston Churchill
Bost
Hyde Park
Great Britain
Chateau-Thierry
Soissons
Wobblies Target European and South American Marine Workers
A raid on I W W headquarters yielded letters showing a plan to unite marine workers from Argentina Chile Cuba Mexico Ireland Spain and Holland into one large union. The documents dated June 10 in Chicago were read to the New York legislative inquiry into radical activities. James Scott named acting secretary and treasurer described organizing transport workers across several nations.
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Associated Press
New York
Industrial Workers of the World
Joint Legislative Committee
New York State
Chicago
James Scott
Argentina
Chile
Cuba
Mesxico
Ireland
Spain
Holland
Local Royal Reception Plans Amid Ancient Order Activities
July 17 report outlines sight seeing and reception arrangements for the monarch Ox Valern, president of the Trig pematdhe, with core activities and attendees at the Ancient Order of fliberaiams feet event. Authorities focus on plans and donations for a wide campaign.
House approves larger vet rehabilitation fund
Washington July 18 The House boosted the Sundry Civil appropriation to aid veterans rehabilitation by 4 million dollars to total 14 million, removing salary limits for the board. President Wilson had sought 9 million and veto objections cited underfunding. The vote 201 to 194.
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United Press
Washington
House
Wilson
House Appropriations Committee
Buchanan
Texas
Mondell
PESSIMISTIC OVER FUTURE OF LINES
Washington witnesses warn the street railway system faces a bleak outlook as hearings before the federal electric railway commission reveal the need for about 1 billion dollars annually to meet public demand and investors demand solid returns. Bradlee cites 600 million to 1 billion in new capital yearly, plus 350 million for refunding, while Tripp warns many large lines may go bankrupt before hearings end.
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Washington
George
Pittsburgh Traction Properties
M. D. Brush
Boston Elevated
Federal Electric Railway Commission
Wilson
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Electriva Commission
Bradlee
Guy E. Tripp
Committee of 100
Ameridan Electric Railways Association
Philippine legislature considers local liquor prohibition
Manila July 18 the Philippine legislature proposes a prohibition measure for the island if a rational prohibition amendment recently favored in the United States does not apply to the Philippines. Legislative leaders announced this today.
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Philippine
Manila
United States
Philippines
Barge Crash in Fog Collides with Large Steamer
A loaded barge forced aground after colliding with a big steamer in fog near Gloucester New Jersey. The steamer Beant bound for Rotterdam was anchored when the crash occurred injuring none, with details obscured by damaged text.
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Philaielphia
Ourly
Totterdam
Ford Testimony Details Flag Talk and War Beats
Mount Clemens Michigan July 18. Court heard Henry Ford in a million dollar libel suit against the Chicago Daily Tribune. Ford disputed a magazine profile by John Reed and denied remarks about beer beer and wine causing war and a universal flag plan. He said he never saw more than one flag design and questioned Reed's sources.
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Mich
Seasion
Henry Ford
Chicheo Daily Tribune
Withers
Kirke B. Alexander
Mr. Ford
John Reed
Elliott G. Stevenson
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Reed
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Irving Bacon
John Heed
Boston Strikes Tie Up Car Services Citywide
Boston and 12 nearby cities suffer transit disruption as 8000 Boston Elevated workers strike over wage dispute. Extra shuttle trains and added cars on main lines aid service while workers demand eight hour day and 74 1/2 cents an hour amid War Labor Board delay.
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Boston & Maine
Boston & Albany
New York
New Haven
War Labor Board
Church Plans 20 Story Building On Madison Avenue
The fifth Church of Christ, Scientist, announces buying property on Madison Avenue between Forty third and Forty fifth streets for 3.5 million dollars to erect a 4 million dollar, 20 story building with an auditorium and space for church activities.
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New York
Fifth Church of Christ, Scientist
Madison Avenue
Forty-third
Forty-fifth Street
New York Woman Weds Belgian Ambassador in Paris
Cary of New York married Baron de Mareilier, Belgian minister to the United States, in Paris on a Wednesday ceremony attended by high officials including Wallace American ambassador Tierbert Hoover. The bride is the daughter of Joseph Emory Low of Boston.
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Prose
Paris
Saunfiton Cary
New York
von Emil de Carther de Mareilier
Fligh
Tierbert Hoover
Cremony
Okeph Emory Low
Bogton
Soldiers Stop Strike in Pomerania Farmland
In the Frankburg district of Pomerania the agricultural strike was suppressed by troops. Clerks report orderly return to work as authorities declare the labor disturbance ended.
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Frankburg
Pomeraniia
Clordn
Orietawakd
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