Forced Dethronement of Ruler Drops Greek Crisis In Paris
Paris reports a concerted push led by Jonnart and allied powers to dethrone Constantine and crown Alexander. Greece faces a swift transition as Saloniki forces and Greek leaders move to stabilize under Entente pressure, with London and Washington weighing in on legitimacy and neutrality.
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Constantine
Saloniki
Paris
Alexander
Entente
Prance
Prenel
Jonoart
Athens
Great Britain
Russia
George
Greece
Alexaneler
Chonstiantine
France
Fo Stron Mensires
Onstin
Germany
Eran M. Jounart
API
Premaier
Lexander Zaimis
Divastic Gellar
Sarrail
London
England
Jame 13
Westminster Gazette
Die
Reuters
Thessaly
Some Women Want Husbands Drafted for War Effort
Washington J G reports that many letters to the provost marshal generals office from wives mothers and sweethearts request exemptions for their men yet several plead for conscription. These wives say their husbands desire to fight and argue there is no good reason for him to stay home.
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Washington, J. G
Provost Marshal Generals Office
War Department
Liner Sequana Sank After Torpedo Hit. Many Lost
Reports from Paris indicate the South Atlantic liner Sequana was torpedoed and sunk with significant loss of life. The ship, formerly Capinth, belonged to the South Atlantic Navigation Co. of Paris and measured 9,557 tons. Also sinking nearby, the Weyland and Algilan suffered torpedo damage with many crewmembers reported lost or missing.
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Weyland
Algilan
Paris
France
Ssequana
Sequana
Capinth
South Atlantic Navigation Company of
Piaris
Four in Family Held in Prison
Springfield, Missouri reports five members of the Ure Ndanis family and Sai McGinnis jailed on charges tied to a rumored kidnapping plot targeting Arthur Clement, a local jeweler. Prosecution notes others remain in custody as investigations continue amid alleged plots and related rumors.
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Springfield
Ure Ndanis
Sai McGinnis
Telain
Missouri
Arthur Clement
Paul Mmtba
Col Ey
Tits Teen
Babs Letoweet
Josh Weel
ianWer
Otter
Nii
Kivandeep
Gbonivats
al Jleziit
Widnajy i
Sto Levis
Tani Fueturer
Troopers Repel Bandits at Ysleta Ford
Two American cavalrymen held the old Ysleta Ford against a 25 man Mexican raiding party. The Mexicans crossed the Rio Grande and opened fire before being driven back into Mexico. One trooper reported seeing a man fall from a saddle. no body found. Reinforcements from El Paso and Fort Bliss arrived. attackers did not return.
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Ysleta
Vexas
Mexico
Rio Grande
Ysleta Ford
Fl Paso
EL Paso
Fort Bliss
Widow of Feversham Hero Known in Society
Lady Feversham, widow of the second Earl of Feversham who fell at the French front, rose in society as Lady Marjorie Grenville daughter of the Earl and Countess of Warwick. Her elder son holds the title of third Earl of Feversham.
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Lady Feversham
Earl of Feversham
Marjorie Blanche Eva Grenville
Countess of Warwick
Third Earl of
Feversham
Moonland Sinks German Sub After U Boat Attack
The American steamship Moonland reached port with reports that her crew rammed and sank a German submarine after two underwater vessels attacked the merchantman. A propeller blow damaged the Moonland, officers declining further comment.
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Moonland
Mereteurtinien
Gen Pershing greeted by Paris crowds on arrival
Major General Pershing arrived in Paris amid tumultuous cheers as he was welcomed by Marshal Joffre and French officials at Boulogne. British and French troops saluted as Pershing met Allied leaders and inspected a reception before departing for Paris on a special train.
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Paris
Ranee
Pere Sine
Pieceperal
Hhronehhie
Marshal Joffre
Am- Hassider Sharpes
Paul Painlive
Boulonge
Pershing Jandel
Boulogne
Ines
Pershing
Petlapier
Penerl
Prenet Army
Choapnel Steqmey Metebr
Porshines
Oo Oelock
Prenel
Merigan
Cutter McCulloe Wrammed in fog collision with Governor
The Coast Guard cutter McCulloe W was rammed by the passenger steamer Governor off Point Areuelia in dense fog early today. Crew members were transferred to the Governor and no serious injuries were reported.
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San Pinineisco
Cidiz
Coast Guard
Mcculoe
Governor
Point Areuelia
Sunday Republica n Society Page Appeals to Women
The big society page of The Sunday Republican is read by thousands of women. Have you any merchandise for women.
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The
Big Society
Sunday Republican
South Dakota Draft Registry Shows Exemption Totals
A June report from Springfield Missouri notes that South Dakota’s war draft registry totals 87,945 for 49 counties with 6,725 men not claiming exemptions. Exemptions cited include dependents and disability, while Minnehaha County leads in claims for exemptions, and Lincoln County records the highest dependent exemptions. The first draft would require about 5,450 men, with overall state population estimates adjusted for wartime needs.
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Hine
Fae
War Department
South Dakota
Sota
Lanes
Trenehies
Carsely
Gorson
Tuitelinson
Wir
Guster
Netyweer
Minnehaha
Aif
Reeistraum
Lincoln Leafs
Lincoln I
Kid Brown
Minnehate
Teddy
Erie
Wieh
McCadoes Ship Involved in Manila Bay Battle
Casualties reported as the McCadoes participated in the battle of Manila Bay. The accident occurred during a dense fog according to a telegram received here.
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McCadoes
Manila Bay
Slakers Sentenced in Draft Conspiracy Case
New York reporters describe a ten year jail sentence for Louis Wranier anarchist fined 10000 for conspiracy to distribute anti conscription literature and a one year term for failure to register. Morris Becker received one year eight months for conspiracy while spectators applauded. In Brooklyn Judge Sheffield sentenced Herman P Levine a school teacher to ten months and twenty days for failure to register under the selective draft act.
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New York
Fly
Louis Wranier
Flantic
Morris Becker
Kramer Oon
New York City
U. S
Sheffield
Brooklyn
Hierman P. Levine
Democracy Put to the Test in German War Tactics
Theodore Marbig, former minister to Belgium, argues that German victory would impose autocratic methods on the world. He contends Germany's aggression stems from reverence for autocracy and that defeat or revolution could reshape Europe. He warns of a march toward universal militarism and universal conscription if Germany wins.
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Belgium
America
Grimes
Tadune
Germany
Theodore Marbig
Grinnell Couose
Jesus
United States
Owas
Eirape
Austria
Eulesaria
Turkey
Wreck on Santa Fe Line Fatal in Oklahoma City Area
A southbound Santa Fe passenger train collided head on with a freight train five miles south of Oklahoma City. Early reports indicate six to seven killed and fifty injured. Fire department crews and ambulance workers respond to the scene.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Jane
Santa Fe
Here
A. Om
Fire Department
British defeat prophecy cited in German rally
Copenhagen reporting that Herr von Heydebrand cited a German admiral’s forecast that Britain would be finished in two months after a costly submarine campaign. The Conservative leader used the quote to dismiss German doubters amid ongoing war rhetoric in mid June.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
London
England
Herr von Hevdebrand
Reichstag
Great Britain
London Bombing Toll Shocks Parliament
The Earl of Derby reports 49 killed and 200 injured in today’s air raid on London with ten children among the dead. A schoolhouse bombing killed 40 children and wounded 50 as 15 hostile planes attacked the east end, with extensive hospital casualties and battles above Essex.
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London
Enekind
House of Lords
Earl of Derby
Ene
Essex
England
Kent
Lord French
Nore
Themes
Lomlon
Anedrew Bonar Law
British War Council
Cominions
Metropolitim
Liberty Loan Subscriptions Near Two Billion Mark
Liberty loan subscriptions in New York City and nationwide push toward the two billion dollar total as thousands more subscribers are expected before Friday night. Treasury figures show 14 oclock totals across districts except Dallas and San Francisco, while First National Bank of New York seeks 100 million for itself and customers.
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Washington
Treasury
Tii
New York City
Treasury Department
Liberty Loan Committee
Federal Reserve
Dallas
Texas
San Francisco
First National Bank of New York
Liberty Loan
New York
Washington, D. C
War Proposal Prohibits Use of Food Stuffs for Alcohol
Senate Agriculture Committee reports a bill to ban turning nonperishable foods into intoxicants and to empower the President to requisition distilled spirits if needed. The measure aims at food conservation and wartime prohibition beyond existing food bills. The piece also notes the Senate enacting a $3.284 billion war budget and remarks on oil production shortages from CNDis Francis S. Peabody.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Agriculture Committer
Wuld
Washington
Db. G
House
Jamestown Exposition
Senate
Congress
Shipping Board
Francis S. Peabody
Coal Committee
Council of National Defense
Senate Public Land Committee
Earthquakes In Mediterranean Suspected In Washington Report
Washington reports a heavy earthquake lasting about an hour and a half was recorded on Georgetown University seismographs. Shocks began at 2 17 am and peaked around 2 48 to 2 52 am. The center remains undetermined but likely far from Washington perhaps along the Mediterranean.
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Washington
D. C
Georgetown University
Mediterranean
San Salvardo
Terni
Italy
Government Forecast For South Dakota
Fair tonight through Friday with warmer temperatures. Temperatures listed include 62 at 3 p.m., 52 at 3 a.m., 64 at 6 a.m., 48 at 9 p.m., 57 at 9 a.m., 51 at 12 p.m., 53 at 4:12 p.m., and 70 at 3 p.m. A high near 73 is indicated.
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South Dakota
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