New German Premier to Outline War Policy Tomorrow
Reports from Amsterdam and Copenhagen indicate Chancellor Michaelis will unveil a peace and reform program in a speech to the Reichstag, with speculation on his stance on Prussian franchise reform and Pan German tendencies. Officials anticipate a cautious, broadly peaceful course, while debates over leadership and foreign policy intensify.
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Amsterdam
Holland
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Berlin
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Michaelis
Luelenaard
Copenhusen
Denmark
Uly
Zi Mherojan
Gerona
Feeney
Tiere Seleidemann
Michael
Blood and Iron Will Rule in Germany
Washington reports experts say Kaiser Wilhelm will rely on military leaders to push through a victory plan and ignore pro peace factions. Michaelis faces a crisis between militarist orders and Reichstag will as Ludendorff and Hindenburg likely gain control. Milwaukee rail promises depot improvements within ninety days, with replacement plans shelved until after the war.
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Hollwee
Saeil Democrats
Genter Party
Imidhe
Flere
Hindenburg
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Ludendorff
Kaiser
Michaelis
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Reichstag
Eran, S. C
Milwaukee Railway Company
Garretson Catholics to Build New Church Facility
Garretson South Carolina Catholics launch a drive to erect a brick church at an estimated cost between 12000 and 15000 dollars. Father Notun, the parish pastor, leads fundraising efforts with strong personal support from the community.
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Father Notun
Lriek
Moros to Form Regiment for American Expeditionary Force
Plans underway in Manila to form a full Moros regiment with the aim of attaching it to the American expeditionary force in France.
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Manila
P. I
France
Nationwide draft lottery under final preparations
Reported from Washington that final preparations for a national draft lottery are underway. Provost Marshal General Crowder outlines plans, with exact drawing location and date still undecided. Weekend timing depends on telegram reports and congressional sentiment on alien service and conscription policies.
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Passenger trains cut in half to aid wartime freights
New York July 17 trains totaling 10,267,028 miles of service yearly have been eliminated by U S railroads to redirect capacity to freight. War board chairman lairtan tar fisen said the move saves power fuel and motive capacity for necessities. W Harrison noted the cut frees over 1,420,000 tons of coal for other uses.
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Lairtan Tarfisen
Pathtoad War Board
Warrison
Tran
Wireless tower at Riverhead blown up by dynamite
The blast destroyed a wireless tower built years ago by inventor Nivola Pesta to test equipment. An government order halted its use amid fears of German espionage. Dynamite charges were placed under the foundations and the tower toppled about 200 feet high. Pesta identified as the inventor and target of the act.
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Arizona rates upheld by Interstate Commerce Commission
The ICC today upheld existing one way first class passenger fares from midwest and plains points to Arizona. The commission dismissed the Arizona corporation commission’s complaint that rates were unjust. Affected routes included Chicago Memphis St Louis Kansas City St Joseph St Paul Minneapolis Council Bluffs Sioux City Atchison Leavenworth and city destinations in New Mexico Louisiana California Nevada and Arizona.
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Sioux City
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New Mexico
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Nevada
Murder mystery rocks Woonsocket with fatal shooting
Police probe details of the Ninth and Jones streets shooting that killed Miss Gerken as investigators weigh whether the death was murder or an accident. State detectives join local officers while residents question officials and press coverage.
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Women Seek War Dept Nod for Welfare Work in France
Washington July 17 after which the War department is asked by the YWCA for permission to organize a women’s unit to go to France to perform welfare work for soldiers and workers. The request notes a pan organization of women to assist during wartime.
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War Department
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Pan Organization of Women
France
Move the Soldiers in Sync with Local Activities
Fragmentary line suggests coordinating soldiers with local activities, possibly a military or civil program. Readable words indicate synchronization efforts but lack clear dates, places, or organizations. Further context needed to confirm scope and actors involved.
Catholic center party comment on submarine warfare
The Catholic center party of Germany publishes a cautious apology concerning Deputy Mathias Brz-Derpzer and the U-boat campaign. It states fronts remain strong but no end to the war is seen this moment, with hopes for a summer end dashed by continued submarine activity.
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Plot to spread tetanus germs in Kansas state
Kansas City Missouri July 48 A plot to spread terror through Kansas by disease inoculation was stated today by Fred Robertson United States District Attorney of Kansas at Kansas City. Three men in different towns were arrested and government tests found tetanus germs on plasters they sold. Names of the three were not given in the report.
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Kansas
Fred Robertson
United States
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W. S. Smith
Mienaw
Ship program delays strain Goethals Denman clash
Washington officials report persistent differences between Cheraian Denman and Major General Goethals over the shipbuilding program. Denman faults Goethals for slow information. Goethals seeks quick access to plans as the Shipping Board weighs approval and a possible meeting with Goethals to resolve questions.
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Teutons Brace Galician Line In Heavy Verdun Front Action
Allied fronts report major activity in Galicia Verdun and Belgian sectors. German reserves bolster Lomnic river defenses while French counterattacks northwest of Verdun push two thirds of a mile. British front sees heavy artillery work and armor in Russia and Galicia.
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Avecourt Wood
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Berne
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Petrograd
Russia
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Galicia
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Washington, D. C
Fiere
Paris
France
German Shock Units Emerge as Key Frontline Force
June 18 report details German army plans to form shock units across corps. These elite companies or battalions target difficult assaults and breaches, guiding regular troops, destroying machine guns, and enabling rapid reorganization after fights. Most members are young, unmarried soldiers, serving in high-risk missions.
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Salem Red Cross organizes county chapter
At a mass meeting of Salem and McCook county leaders steps were taken to form a county Red Cross chapter. T. Jackson was chosen temporary chairman and Miss Della Dott is acting as temporary secretary. A follow up meeting will finalize organization.
Rev Geo Norbeck Dies in Minnesota at 81
Rev. Geo Norbeck father of Governor Peter Norbeck died Tuesday afternoon in Tyler Minnesota at age 81. A pioneer minister of the Norwegian Lutheran church in Clay County South Dakota since 1868 he helped establish the faith in the region. He served in the territorial legislature in 1873 and the state legislature in 1900. Funeral planned for Platte South Dakota on Friday afternoon.
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Tyler
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South Dakota
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Sweden
Clay County
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Mr. Norbeck
Beresford
Platte
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Senate votes on food control bill amendment
Washington July 18 the Senate tentatively adopted a Pomerene amendment prohibiting government agents from handling contracts in which they have personal interest. Revised bill aims to ease opposition and extend control to iron and steel with a five member food board.
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Senate
Pomerene of
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National Defense Council
Washington
M. C
Special Food Administration Board
Iron and Steel
Aviation bill moves in Senate amid drafting dispute
Washington July 28 The administration aviation bill proposing 640000000 for an airplane fleet is taken up in an early Senate session with hopes for quick passage before tonight's presidential signature. Insurgents led by La Follette and Gronna may delay by reopening debate over aviation conscription.
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Senate
LaFollettee
Gronna
Chamberlain
War Department
Flying Corps
Curtis
Hardwick
Georgia
Senators Attack Guard Training Policy in Senate Speech
In Washington on July 1X, Senator Lodee charged the war department with preposterous quotas and padded rolls as the policy of sending national guardsmen from New England to southern training camps faces strong Senate opposition. Lafollette and Watson joined the critique, questioning northern troop deployment and hinting at motives beyond military necessity.
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War Department
Senate
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New England
Massachusetts
Lafollette
Watson
Dining cars to save food, Hoover pledges rail board action
Washington July 17 Herbert Hoover announced the American Railway association war board has adopted resolutions to enforce conservation rules for dining cars. The measures were developed with Mr Weaver and commissary departments of the railroads to implement the food conservation plan.
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Washington, D. C
Herbert GC. Hoover
American Railway Asociation
To Honor Lafayette Birthday Celebration Urged
New York City issued a call to celebrate Lafayette’s birthday on September 6. Municipalities were asked to cooperate with patriotic societies to honor the memory of the French statesman.
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New York City
Pinch Billy Sunday Arrested for Speeding in Portland
The Rev. Win AJ Sunday was arrested on the Broadway Bridge over the Willamette River for speeding. He was fined $5, which he paid.
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Island shopmen reach 48 hour strike postponement
In Chicaso Hawaii on July 1, about 8000 Hook Island shopmen agreed to a 48 hour postponement of a planned strike over wage increases. The action was to start this morning but was delayed by the agreement.
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Hook Island
Riots in Petrograd as Armed Crowds Clash on Nevsky Prospect
July 48 reports another manifestation of armed sailors soldiers and workers along Nevsky Prospect in Petrograd. Shots were fired and casualties are unknown.
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Nevsky Prospect
Churchill in as minister of munitions
London reports mixed reactions to Lloyd George’s new cabinet after July 18 appointments. Winston Churchill becomes minister of munitions succeeding Dr Addison, while Sir Eric Geddes is named first lord of the admiralty, replacing Carson who joins the war cabinet without portfolio.
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Christopher Addison
Morning Post
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India
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We Ak Board
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Spencer Considers Modern Waterworks and Sewerage
The Spencer city council has begun plans for upgraded waterworks and sewerage systems. After cost estimates are finished a special election will be held to approve bond issuance for the project.
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Spencer
Weather forecast for South Dakota tonight and Thursday
The Government Forecast predicts fair weather in South Dakota tonight and Thursday. Warmer temperatures are expected tonight in the eastern portion with Friday likely to remain fair.
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South Dakota
The Temperatures Reported by the Republican Thermometer
The excerpt lists daily temperature readings with times such as 7 Tuesday 36 p.m. 84 a.m. 67 and 6 p.m. 96 a.m. 64 9 p.m. 75 9 a.m. 75 noon 10 and 3 p.m. 89. The data appears as a sequence of times and figures, reflecting a weather record.
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