London Air Raids Fail To Break London Defences
Official communique reports multiple German air raids over London and Kent from 9:30 pm to past midnight. Several aircraft crossed coasts, bombs fell on outer suburbs, with a few civilian casualties but no penetration of central London.
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England
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Essex
Kent
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Farias
Londo
North End
Ssex
Gonnor Charges Ou Darge Plants With Increasing Food Stocks
Ottawa report describes O Connor asserting food stock hoarding and cold storage policy abuses. He argues urgent market action is needed to prevent shortages and force sale of stocks to exporters. A contentious debate centers on adjusting supply to align with demand and avoid withholding food.
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CU Gonnor
Ottawa
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Bo O'Connor
Kvc
Lubury
Sr O'Connor
Agreement Reached On Conscript Treaty Between Nations
Governments reach a conscripts accord allowing nationals abroad to return for military service within a set period. Each country may exempt its nationals if deemed necessary. The pact outlines opting in or out and respects legal stay and repatriation rules.
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Thele Vivo Eatiasiy
Phew
Local Women Object to Land Grant at St Fults Church
A large gathering of Verfors affiliated women met at St Fults Church for the quid acting of the Council of Women. President Mrs Williamson presided as ten affiliated societies replied to the roll call. The afternoon featured the president's address reviewing activities, education aims, and planned civic work to aid veteran care and public sentiment. Officers elected included Mrs Williamson as president and Mrs Woo Wheddeany as vice president. (Continued on Page 1.)
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Hacel Copneil
Williamson
Gusawer
Pettow
DAL
Fifth Avenioe
Toadies
Society of Niox Claireh
Woogls
St. John’s
Walls Baptiste
Wast
ALD Baptist, Prisoners of War Aid
Alexandra School
Ceity
Band Adhotie
Ieiom
B Woo Wheddeany
Berlin Strike Expands as Half Million Workers Walk Out
Berlin and Hamburg see widespread walkouts as nearly five hundred thousand workers strike. A workmen's council of 600 with a leading commission of 100 gathers including Hugo Haase and Phillip Scheidemann, signaling a broad labor movement.
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Berlin
Vondas
Vossische Zeitung
Polken
Copenhagen
Hugo Haase
Phillip Scheidemann
Grain Warehouses Burn in Vienna Fire
A large fire destroyed three grain warehouses in Vienna causing enormous damage. A Vienna dispatch, routed via Amsterdam by the Exchange Telegraph, notes revolutionsaries are suspected of starting the blaze.
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London
Vienna
Amsterdam
Exchange Pelegraph
Reports of Industrial Disorders in Germany Exaggerated
A Doddle News correspondent notes that claimed German strikes were misrepresented as major events. The report cites Berlin work stoppages, editorials from Dutch and Rotterdam outlets, and claims labour leaders were unsure, with alleged reforms deferred in Prussia and France.
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Germany
London
Holland
Rotterdam
Aes
Military authorities oversee food production safeguards
Reorganization under the Military Service Act places registrars in charge of guarding food production and preserving national interests. The plan replaces agricultural representatives with a new Sophire representative and establishes new inquiry procedures under military districts. The transition aims to streamline duties and suspend certain employment of agricultural reps. Subscriptions for the Trade's fifth national loan reached 2.555 trillion, with 1.520 trillion already issued.
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Ortwa
Istrars
Agriculturas
Am Turn
Sophire
Minister of Agriculture
Whime
Duto
Enemy Attack Repulsed Near Scarpe River Front
Troops repelled an enemy assault along the Scarpe front this morning. Casualties and precise details are unavailable as fighting continued in trenches near Ypres and Verdun with no immediate gains reported.
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Sprlee
Biggar to Become Judge Advocate General at Opavadam
Due to name confusion, Lt Col Oliver M. Biggar of Edmonton will assume the post of judge advocate general. He will join the Military Service Board and continue as a director of supplies and transports on the headquarters staff. Major General Diesar remains director of supplies and transports.
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Opavadam
Trig
City plans sale of lands via Pax Sale route
Mayor considers a scheme to value and sell lands in the city’s possession after acquisition through Pax Sale. The plan envisions listing properties at city valuation and placing them with real estate agents for sale. A fatal acid tank explosion occurred at the British Chemical Works in Trenton.
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British Chemical Works
Trenton
Ain
Medicine Hat plans premier Western Canada fair July 17 20
Medicine Hat will host a standout exhibition from July 17 to 20 described as second to none in Western Canada. President W O McNeely of the Agricultural Society says the event joins the Western Canada Fairs circuit, bringing large attractions from New York and a seven show program including a ferris wheel under strict supervision for clean performances. Delegates from Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia attended the Calgary meeting. The circuit route includes Calgary Edmonton Saskatoon Brandon Regina Moose Jaw Medicine Hat Lethbridge Weyburn and surrounding towns.
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Western Canada
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Agricultural Society, Vn
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Calgary
Agricultural Society
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Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Medicine Tlat
Edmonton
Saskatoon
Brandon
Regina
Moose Jaw
Lethbridge
Smaler
Weylurn
New York
Prosecution Planned Over Valley Railway Funds Case
St John Newfoundland report says four men will be prosecuted for conspiracy regarding funds paid by Valley Railway contractors for political purposes. Ex Premier J K Fleming, W B Tennant, Thomas Nagel, and MacDonald and Lindsay of Nova Scotia Construction Co. named. restitution sought for misused money.
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Valley Railway
Wo7. Jones
News Brunswick
J. K. Fleming
W. B. Tennant
Fleming
Nova Scotia Construction Company
Successul
Thomas Nagel
Messrs MacDonald and Lindsay
Allies Prepare Joint War Aims Statement
London dispatch reports that Allied leaders may issue a collective declaration of war aims. Paris correspondence notes no ambiguity in Lloyd George Wilson and Picton statements, but a joint release could add weight and frankness.
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Inter Allied
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