Retreating Russian Army Faces Full Rout In West
Associated Press reports Russian forces in Galicia retreating in a wide front from the north Galicia border to the Carpathians as German and Austro German forces press. Entente troops on the Aisne front win ground around Craonne while Paris reports repulsed German attacks.
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Russia
Galieta
Brossiloff
Galielin
Carpathian
Petrograd
Wwerensky
Thanes
Hussia
Aisne
Craonne
Petain
Prenel
Copenhagen
Denmark
Olen
Gialieia
Suas
Paris
France
Californie
War Office
Prenets
Kaiser
Berlin
Germany
Leondonj
Galieia
Tarnopol
Bue Zach
William
the Sereth
California
Flanders
London
Flinders
Elope couple linked to infant death in Deadwood case
Authorities accuse Grover Barron and Grace M. Brown of murdering a two month old baby after eloping from Wavelock Nebraska. The infant’s body was found July 5 near Lincoln Nebraska as investigation ties the couple’s movements to Deadwood. Barron allegedly wired for funds to move the party after burying the baby.
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Deadwood
Unly
Grover Barron
Darber
Grace M. Brown
Wavelock
Nob
Havelock Tor Arial
Havelock
Barron
Ittis
Jereek
Lincoln
Nep
Ambassador Fletcher Marries Beatrice Bend at Long Island Home
New York City July 245 Henry P. Fletcher the American ambassador to Mexico and Miss Beatrice Bend wed today at the Old Westbury home of Mr and Mrs Willard Straight in Long Island.
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New York City
Henry P. Fletcher
Mexico
Beatrice Bend
Willard Straight
Old Westbury
Long Island
Camp Dodge ready Sept 1 for 40000 drafted men
Des Moines reports Camp Dodge near Des Moines will be ready by September 1 to house 40,000 or more draftees from Minnesota the Dakotas Nebraska and Iowa. Contractors say barracks roads water power and sewer lines are under rapid construction with 2000 civilian workers rising to 4000. Major Butler leads the project with Chas Weitz & Sons as contractors.
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Des Moines Ja
Dodee
Iin Seentii
Minnesota
Dakotas
Nebraska
Iowa
Pereinal Ste
Canis Dodee
Kawa National Siard
Ves Moines
Itisenmient
Mate Hay
Ely
Polk County
Tes Moines
Ani
Loreal Street Car Company
Westorn Des Moines
Daas
Dintil Sane
Hepate
Te Ean
Oeal Street
Communny
Efmip
Des Moines
Granger
Meyvond
Camp
M. A. Butler
Quartermaster Corps
United States Reserve
St. Paul
80 Canadians killed in mines
An explosion at No 6 mine of the New Wales coal company near Sidney B C is believed to have killed several workers. Of 56 men in the affected section, most were rescued or unaccounted, with some confirmed dead. A separate fire at Atlantic Refining in Philadelphia caused $500000 loss and widespread fuel damage with nearly a million gallons of gasoline destroyed.
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Minion Coal Company
New Walesford
CG. B
Sidney
Philadelphia
Atlantic Refininge Company
Conscription Bill Passes Third Reading in House
Ottawa July 24 The conscription bill passed third reading in the House of Commons by a government majority of 102 to 1044. The vote secured final approval amid party lines and sets the stage for enactment.
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Ottawa
Canada
House of Commons
Malone Expected to resign as New York Port Collector
Rumor says Malone plans to quit as collector of the port of New York amid the administration’s stance on suffragist pickets. He previously served as counsel for the pickets.
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Rumwor
Malone
Port of New York
Government seeks five million more for war draft force
Washington reports the government requests an additional five billion dollars for rapid mobilization abroad. The plan envisages a first army of half a million drawn from the first draft, national guard, and regulars, with funds to cover eight months of operations and equipment for a second call of four hundred twenty thousand men. Further departmental estimates add hundreds of millions for war taxes and the shipping board may need extra millions.
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Washington
Inio
Senate Hnanee
Congress
War Department
Union
Many Department
Shipping Board
Slavs Seek to Arrest Lenine and Naval Command Change
New York City July 25 The Russian provisional government plans to arrest Nikolai Lenine and many followers. Lenine may be shot if convicted as a German spy otherwise he will be isolated during the war. Razvotoff in Petrograd July 25 appoints Admiral Razvotoly commander in chief of all Baltic naval forces.
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New York City
Nikolai Lenine
Russian Information Bureau
Lenine
Russia
Razvotoff
Baltic
Petrograd
Razvotoly
Reign of Anarchy in Petrograd Linked to German Agents
The Petrograd riots, blamed on German instigation, prompted arrests as the provisional government vows to prosecute riot leaders. Premier Kerensky arrived from the front and seeks to direct the response with troops loyal to him amid chaotic scenes in Nevsky Prospekt and Red Square.
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Petrograd
Russia
Louis Edgar Browne
Chi- Cao
Kerensky
Petrograd Winder Vigid Gambil
Itn
Nevsk Vreaspeet
Unuotioberiyaie
Forest fires under control in British Columbia districts
Forest fires in the Trail Summit Corbin and Bull districts, damaging valuable timber, are reported as under control. A large force of men remains on the scene handling the blaze with flames beaten back.
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Nelson
B. C
Trail
Summit
Corbin
Bull
Shorties May Fist Fight Change Under New Decree
Rome July 25. A new decree lowers the minimum height by four metres affecting 100,000 men previously barred from enlistment. The short omen will have a chance to fight after Ane ust, under the decree, altering conscription rules and military eligibility.
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Rome
Dtaiv
Aneust
Shipping Board reorganizes amid wartime fleet effort in Washington
The Shipping Board undertakes a major reorganization in Washington with President Wilson approving nominations to the emergency fleet corporation. Key figures include Major General Goethals, Edward N. Hurley, and other nominees advancing through Senate Commerce action as the board restructures its wartime shipping and emergency fleet programs.
Brent Resigns as Shipping Board Chairman
Washington July 2 1925 Theodore Brent View chairman of the shipping board tendered his resignation but President Wilson has not acted on it. The letter says he agrees with former chairman Denman in the dispute over trials for a Major General who until yesterday led the emergency fleet corporation.
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Washington
White House
Theodore Brent
Shipping Board
Oas
Wilson
Brent
Denman
Thetrials
Ie Emergency Fleet Corporation
Mexican train bandit captured after bank robbery
Navales Arizona July 24 general Pernandez Espinosa leader of bandits who held up a passenger train at Wanton station Sinaloa last Saturday and stole 20000 from a Wells Fargo express car and 24000 from the station has been captured with some of his men. The greater part of the money was recovered.
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Navales
Arizona
Pernandez
Espinosa
Wanton Station
Sinaloa
Wells Fargo Express
Ward
Spink County Debates Labor Troubles and I W W Gangs
Redfield South Dakota July 25 residents attend a reception for Company Go oat Redfield and discuss labor control. County agents announce a 38 scale for harvest hands and a system of county constables to aid neighbors in labor trouble areas. Sheriff and State’s Attorney urge preparedness and warn against I W W agitators while noting many carry I W W cards as protection on freights.
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Redfield
S. C
BF. W. Hall
County Council of Defense
W. HH. Beekman
W. Hanson
Spink County
Mitchell Publishing Wins Major Denvel County Contract
The Mitchell Publishing Company was awarded a contract exceeding $9,000 to furnish fixtures and movable furniture for the new Deuel County courthouse at Clear Lake South Dakota. The deal was approved by the county board and marks the third courthouse outfitting by the firm in the state.
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Mitchell Publishing Company
Denvel County Court House
Clear Lake
S. C
Board of County Commissioners
Moody County
Hamling County
Pierre
S. Co
Saltake City
Thah
Douglas Couity
Omaha
New Court House
el Paso
Texas
Court House
Waterbury
Conn
Morrison
Chicago
United States
Deuel County
South Yakota
Luther Burbank Improves After Appendix Inflammation
Santa Rosa July 25 Luther Burbank's condition with an inflamed appendix continued to improve today according to his physician who is in constant attendance.
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Luther Burbank
Santa Rosa
Galit
Realize U-GOATS Are Not Winning War News Analysis
Copenhagen reports a Berlin correspondent's frank view on submarine warfare and its impact on neutrals. The piece notes diminishing German morale, projected war costs, and fears of peace demands. Also cited is a Weser Zeitung forecast predicting net merchant losses over 45 months and pressures on England to concede.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Berlin
National Tidende
Foreign Office
Campiaien
Cerny
Sigsors
Kneeland
Galicia
Offa Bie
Pield Marshal von Hindenburg
Amsterdam
Holland
Weser Zeilune
Breman
England
Submarine battle near transports yields six U boats lost
British sailors arriving at Halifax say German submarines stalked a convoy carrying American troops to France but were driven off with six U boats sunk and one escaping. The witnesses stood within three miles of the transports aboard three former Dutch vessels later seized by Britain.
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Halifax
N.S
France
Europe
Conferees to Discuss Peace and Balkans
Paris July 25 Allied conference workers aim to clear the air after last week Reichstag action. Lloyd George has replied to Chancellor Michaelis and Allies should issue a joint statement on Berlin to check Germanys peace maneuvers and explain reasons, while not using the Reichstag resolution as a basis for peace resolutions.
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Paris
France
Balkans
Lloyd George
Michaelis
Berlin
Germany
Strike ties up canneries in Santa Clara county
In San Jose two of five Santa Clara canneries resumed under guard as about 700 of 2200 strikers reported back. The strike spreads to field laborers led by the Trailers of the World. Canneries are contract bound to federal government and Allied buyers.
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San Jose
Calif
Santa Clara
Hartt Named Cavalry Chaplain in Pierre South Dakota
Governor Norbeck appointed Rev. Alvert Hartt of Redfield as chaplain of the state cavalry regiment. Hartt serves as pastor of the Redfield Methodist church.
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Pice Cavalry
Pierre
S.D
Norbeck
Alvert Hartt
Redfield
Mr. Hartt
Henderson Says Russ Near End
London July 24 Arthur Henderson a British War council member and labor representative who returned from Russia says a great tragedy is unfolding for the Russian free people He warns only firm handling can avert disaster and notes the coalition government cannot control the capital and the army and navy are demoralized by extremists who do not reflect the majority but wield terror over military units near Petrograd.
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London
England
Arthur Henderson
British War Council
Labor
Russia
Ile
Henderson
Petrograd
Food measure sent to conference in House ruling
Washington July 25 The administration food control bill was sent to conference in the House under a rule without a record vote. Opposition disappeared as conferees were instructed to disagree only with Senate amendments. A joint war expenditures committee is not favored by the action. This move signals a push on the bill and related fiscal provisions. Washington July 25 America’s war bill for the fiscal year totals 47,000,000,000 dollars. Senator Smoot said the Senate today the bill rises from yesterday’s estimate due to added funding for the shipping board Allies and executive deficits. See also Chiseton July 28 The foreign relations committee discussed extending the draft to aliens with the cabinet report favoring subjecting all aliens to military service except enemy subjects and neutrals allied with adversaries.
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Washington, I, G
Administration
House
Smoot
Senate
Shipping Board
Executive Department
Chiseton D. C
America
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Stone
Russi
Explosion on submarine A-7 at Cavite kills five
An explosion yesterday on the submarine A-7 at Cavite in the Philippine islands killed five men and injured three officers and crew. Preliminary notes point to ignition of fumes, with the exact cause of the ignition not yet reported.
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Cavite
Philippine Islands
Washington
Box car fruit peddling lacks legal sanction
The interstate commerce commission ruled that using box cars for public fruit peddling during the free unloading period has no legal sanction and is merely tolerated by some railroads. It dismissed complaints from the Nebraska State Grange and Iowa South Dakota North Dakota farmers against Union Pacific demanding permission for such car use.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Ecommerce Commission
Nebraska State Grange
Iowa
South Dakota
North Dakota
Union Pacific Railroad
War Conference Opens in Paris
The conference of intente concerned with the Balkans begins in Paris tomorrow with nations fighting Germany except the United States. Washington says it does not wish to join since no troops are in the Balkans. A naval authorities conference will also be held with Vice Admiral Sims arriving for the meeting.
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Paris
France
Balkans
Germany
United States
Washington
Sims
Drafting of War As Army Begins Selective Draft
Washington July 25. The draft race heats up as physical examinations start in regions. Crowder outlines that registered men become subject to military law after acceptance and joining the mobilization process. Distribution to states and nearest cantonments aims to ease transport. No second draft expected this year. 687000 men to be called. Civil posts restored after service. regulation rescinded.
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Washington, D. C
Crowder
Selection Board
General Crowder
War Department
Wes Ddlovaal
Second increment of Guardsmen called into federal service
The second wave of National Guard troops from Maine to Oregon has been federalized by President Wilson. All listed states will mobilize for duty in France as part of the national defense act draft, with state authority relinquished for the war period.
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Washington, D. C
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginia
North and
South Carolina
Tennessee
Illinois
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Southwest States
Temperatures and Weather Forecast Details
Reading shows the thermometer readings with times and temperatures for Tuesday and Wednesday. Government forecast calls for South Dakota to be partly cloudy tonight and Thursday, with cooler conditions Thursday especially in the west and extreme north portions.
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South Dakotta
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