New Russian Hero Korniloff Emerges In Galicia
Petrograd reports Lieut General I G worniloff laff vict or Galicia rises as a celebrated war hero. Born in western Siberia his early career included cadet schooling and a key mission during the Japanese war. He was wounded and captured by Austrians, later escaping and taking command in the current Galician campaign.
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Petrograd
Russia
I. G. Lwornfllaff Vietor
Galicia
Worniloffs
Geo
Karnalinek Cassack
Siberia
Yamely Wf Oo
Siberian Cadet Corps
Michailovsk
Mukdon
Vikropatkin
Gallela
Liberty Bonds Slump Slightly In Wall Street Trade
Liberty bonds sold at 99.45 on the New York Stock Exchange today. A 20 000 unit went at that price marking the first drop below par since trading began. Officials cited renewed plans for additional Liberty loans next fall and spring as the cause.
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New York City
Stock Exchange
Seven Drown at Big Stone in Minnesota Storm
An excursion steamer Muskegon sank near Big Stone Township during a heavy storm. Seven people died, all residents of Ortonville or nearby towns, including Peter Lure owner of the Hoa, Alberd Nelson engineer, Patricia Vittierey, N L Larsen cook, Ney barber, and Belle Larsen of Audubon.
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Orftonville
Minn
Muskegon
Bie Stone Tike
Here
Peter Lure
Ortonville
Hoa
Alberd Nelson
Patricis WE Vttierey
NL Larsen
Orton- Ney
Barberlisworth
Bessie Anni Wazel Eh- Jukson
Belle Larsen
Audubon
Will license export cargoes
Washington July 1 CPHS Jary Redfield directed the commerce department to proceed with issuing licenses for cargoes to leave American ports. Licenses will follow the president proclamation and a statement prioritizing American needs, then neutrals, with care for the ships and safety.
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Washington, DC
Cphs Jary Redfield
Com- Theres Department
Hoover asks cann ers to cut prices to tow a level
Franklin Hoover urges cann ers nationwide to reduce prices and curb output to ease excess meat supplies. He cites backward gardening schemes and midyear surpluses as reasons for intervention. The Food Administration urges each American to eat at least one ounce less meat per day to relieve domestic and Allied demand.
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Washington
Herbert CG. Hoover
United States
Food Administration
Black Hand in Chicago Active
Three bomb explosions rocked Chicago's South Side last night causing multiple deaths and serious injuries. Police blame Black Hand violence for two blasts while others stir trouble. fires were quickly extinguished and numerous buildings damaged forcing residents to flee.
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Chicago
Serrions
South Side
Notds
Black Tand
Copenhagen Allocates Winter Heating Quotas For Berlin Supply
Copenhagen reports Berlin receives winter heating quotas. Apartments with stoves face a one half ton limit, while larger units may reach one and a half tons for five or more rooms. Steam heating will be limited to last year’s allocation.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Berlin
Whitman issues call for extra session on food control
Albany July 11 proclamation summoning the legislature in extra session on July 24 to enact food control legislation for New York state was issued by Governor Whitman.
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Albany
N.Y
Whitman
Goulds Again Rally New York Society With A Luxurious Match
The Gould family, famed for marrying outside their circle, again fuels New York society excitement with high profile unions. Kingdon Gould wed an Italian governess and George Gould Jr. married Laura M. Carter a professional dancer, underscoring enduring family tradition and public fascination.
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America
New York
Goulds
Kingdon Gould
George Gould, Jr
Laura M. Carter
Bear Out Family
Radisiona
Impartial Lottery To Select National Army Draft
Washington reports a fair drawing for the national army will be conducted by a high official, not the president, with sealed capsule numbers folded for secrecy. Officials expect the process to begin by week’s end, aiming to draft about 650 000 men, with 1.7 million forms prepared and local exemption boards in place.
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House
Senate
Uion
Baker
Department
Wilson
Washington
Germany
Chanes
Gemy
Anelesam
Wet Department
Food control bill speeded by Senate leaders
Washington notes say the administration pressed the Senate to perfect a Core substitute for the food control bill. The Senate aimed for a July 21 vote after leaders agreed to drop drastic provisions, with the substitute limiting food and fuel controls and prohibiting liquor production without bond stock purchases.
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Washington
Senate
Hoover
Wilson
Asrenture Committee
Reward Offered for Girl Slayer in Mitchell Case
Eight hundred dollars has been deposited in Woonsocket State Bank to reward the person who discovers and arrests the murderer of Miss Theela Gerken. The fund will be paid after conviction, with the arrest required by October 1, 1917. Miss Gerken was slain in Sioux City on June 27 while visiting Dr and Mrs H Waseborn. no clue has emerged. The state police are expected to join the investigation.
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Woonsocket State Bank
Woonsocket
Citizers
Theela Gerken
Republica
James Dattows
W.H. Williams
SSOC
Aie
Miss Gerken
Mitchell
Sioux City
Hh. WW. Daseborn the Youngorn
Woonseeket
Mabel Toulman
Chuman Woonseeket
Towaanvill
U S Opposes Mexican Break in Relations
Washington reports say Mexico poised to break with Germany over World War I neutrality, with U S officials noting no Washington-backed move to Mexico. Ambassador Pretelier reports conditions in Mexico cause concern, but alarm over German machinations has eased.
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Washington
2. C
Mexico
Geringay Ted
Hoowas
United States
Germany
Ttowas
Pretelier
Haisineg
Mesxico
State Department
Amercan
Allowances for Soldiers' Wives Proposed in Congress
Washington July 10 Congresswoman Ankin of Montana introduces a bill to grant federal allowances to wives and children of soldiers during the war. Wives with one child would get 45 dollars, two children 60 dollars, and more than two children 75 dollars. two-child families receive 50,000 dollars? The fragment notes inconsistent amounts but outlines general support for wartime family aid.
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Petrograd
Russia
Posieez-Lesinyvka - Wosinaez
Dolina
Washington
Ankin
Montana
FTC action cites Curtis Pub Shine for unfair practices
In Washington D C on January 11 the Federal Trade Commission issued a formal complaint against Curtis Publishing Company charging unfair business practices and restraint of competition by refusing to sell the Saturday Evening Post to dealers who carried competing publications.
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Winstington
D. C
Curtis Pub- Shine
Federal Trade Commission
Saturday Evening Post
July flood hits Philadelphia basements flooding four inches of rain
Philadelphia records four inches of rain in 24 hours causing widespread cellar flooding. The overnight low reached 60 degrees, a July record low in years.
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Philadelphia
SATE SHERIFF SEIZES PICNIC BEER KEG IN PROHIBITION DAY SCARE
State Sheriff John Shanks raided a Fort Pierre scene and seized a keg of beer loaded for a picnic. He kept the barrel for safe keeping pending a descent investigation into the possessor and the securing of samples. A Melbourne dispatch notes earthquake and tidal wave damage to the Satori islands and the Friendly Islands.
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Melbourne
Australia
Suva
Fiji Islands
Satori Islands
Priendly Islands
Washington Wife Seeks Army Exemption for Husband
A South Dakota wife writes to the War Department from Washington seeking exemption for her husband from military service. She claims he is a poor husband who does not support her and suspects he would be either made a man or a corpse in the army.
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Crowder
S. D
Washington, D. C
South Dakota
War Department
Hell
Swedish Protest Over Torpedoing of Fishing Vessels
Stockholm reports the government instructed the Swedish minister in Berlin to protest Germany’s torpedoing of Swedish fishing boats. The action follows incidents in the Baltic theater and underscores diplomatic tension between Sweden and Germany during the war period.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Berlin
Canaries to Warn U S Troops of Gas Attacks
Engineers in mines and chemistry bureaus plan to use canaries in trenches to detect gas early. The yellow birds sense gas before soldiers, signaling danger in the field.
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U.S
Canary
Bureaus of Mines and Chemistry
Canaries
I W W Mob Gets Cold Reception at Needles Arizona
Armed citizens confront Industrial Workers of the World pickets arriving in Needles. About 60 men linked to the IWW were escorted toward Arizona after others were turned back, with searches and detentions reported. Some claim hardship and forced departures from Jerome amid near-term labor clashes.
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Needles
Galif
Eoply
Amz
Vwo
Arizona
Arizoiga
Kingman
Kineman
Ariz. Tly Tees
Jerome
Industrial Workers of the World
Qelive da Tle
Ther Oreanizafioth Ane
Tarmers
Wicket Dines
Nm Child
Joeronie
Eizeni
Spear Point Unearthed Near Mennel Farm
Archaeologists reveal a copper age spear point found on a Mennel area farm showing metalwork and stone tool style. The find indicates long term cultivation nearby and a potential hundred year plus occupation in the region.
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Theohol
Mennel
Death of POW Wats Surfaces During Convention
Fragmentary report notes a death at midnight and mentions Colonel Benjamin B. Tlerbert of Ghitven and editor Colonel Hert as figures in a disrupted convention tied to the Nattongt kaitorig assoriition and National Printer Saturndalist.
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Nattongt Kaitorig Assoriition
Benjamin B. Tlerbert
Ghitven
Red Cross to Fund Hospitals and Ambulances in Italy
Reamie proposes organizing American Red Cross hospitals and ambulances for the Volannon front. A fund of 5000,000 will be used, with Sinellean headquarters in France controlling the European allocation.
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REP Cross
Italy
Reamie
Dady
American Red Cross
Vialinn
Sinellean Fieadquarters i
France
Europe
Anarchist Berkman Sentenced in New York Conspiracy Case
Alexander Berkman is convicted in federal court in New York for conspiracy to obstruct the conscription law. He receives two years imprisonment and a $10,000 fine and will begin serving the sentence at the Atlanta federal penitentiary.
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Atlanta
Bay
Alexander Berkman
New York
Beean
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Toay
Free beer sales abolished in New York City
The Retail Liquor Dealers association announced in New York City on July 11 that free lupeh and cadarsze class of beer have been abolished due to high prices.
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Teutons
Paris
France
Woevre
Fleury
War Office
Rome
Haly
Charles ©. A. Jonnart
Betente
Greece
Berlin
Germany
London
German Marine Corps
Yser
Belgiuum
Army
New York City
Pansan
France & Canadian Steamship Company
Retail Liquor Dealers? Association
Prussia to grant suffrage reform and cabinet changes
Reports from Copenhagen and Berlin indicate Prussia will push a universal suffrage bill this autumn and discuss ministerial changes. Count Bernstorff is named as a possible successor to Zimmerman as foreign minister if retirement occurs. Officials in Washington view German turmoil as internal and transitional, with calls for reforms and personnel shifts amid rising unrest.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Vorwaerts
Die Reichstag
Benstorff
Vou Bernstorff
Washington
Zimmerman
Washingston
D. C
Germany
Finance Helterich
Bethmann Hollwee
Boy Scout Bill The Government Forecast
Forecast for South Dakota shows cooler conditions tonight in the east portion with temperatures around 69 degrees at 6 p.m. and 69 degrees at 6 a.m. The reader sees a government style weather readout labeled The Republican's Recording Thermometer with scattered figures across Tuesday and Wednesday.
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South Dakota
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