Greek Cabinet Resigns Over Serbia Policy Crisis
Greek Premier Venizelos and the entire cabinet resign after a clash with King Constantine over landing British and French troops at Saloniki to aid Serbia. Public anger grows as Greece faces Entente alignment and tension with Bulgaria, while rumors of a coalition cabinet surface.
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Athens
Greece
Constantine
Venizelos
Wid Disord
Chamber of Deputies
Saloniki
Serbia
Bulgaria
Germany
Balkan
London
England
Constantinn
Tamania
Reuter
Athen
Venizeiou
Behal
Sertia
Botearia
Austria
Turkey
Rusaa
Teimanians
Giurmevo
Danube Herstory
Buchar Sot
Iver
Bulgar
Kepe
Reek
Grece
Salonki
Mthoy
Servia
Russia
Czar Fernnand
Constantinople
Beinke
Greek neutrality breached as French troops land at Saloniki
London reports Greece in turmoil over Saloniki occupation amid a Balkan crisis. Greece's premier resigns, authorities anticipate Bulgarian mobilization, and Entente forces bolster Saloniki to defend Serbia and Greece. Berlin claims a failed do or die western front offensive with high Allied losses and disputed motives.
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Klin
London
England
Berlin
Bulgaria Rejects Russia Ultimatum on Serbia Macedonia
Vetrograd reports Bulgaria has rejected the Russian demands and sent an ultimatum to Serbia over Macedonia. A Moscow telegram to the Bourse Gazette says Bulgaria demands a reply within twenty four hours.
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Vetrograd
Russia
Bulgaria
Tay
Serbia
Macedonia
Michael
Moscow
Sheriff's Wife Saves A Negro In Pike County Jail
Bowling Green Missouri reports that Mrs W B Hawkins wife of Pike County Sheriff again saved a Black prisoner Harrison Tose charged with murder by fending off a mob with a mop as Sheriff Hickman formed a posse. A mob of about 50 men led by Champ Clark arrived soon after the jail incident. Tose is accused of stabbing to death a Clarksville farmer with a pitchfork.
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Bowling Green
W. Bi. Hawkins
Sherm
Pike County
Harrison Tose
Ted
Champ Clark
Sherif
Tid Tose
Clarksville, Mo
Army assess German advance and reserve movements
Army headquarters reported that only one German division en route from the western front was detained at the start of the attack. Other divisions were reassigned to cover the intended destination, and the plan remained largely undisturbed as the assault did not breach the second line or halt reserve movements as occurred in May at Arras.
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France
Verdun
Berlin War Office
Joffre
Belgium
Thun
Joffre Sata
Kirchner
Bor
di Sion
Arras
Laivision
UTI
Washington, D. C
Vansing
Great Britain
Ambassador Page
Gerny
Chicago
State Department
Germany
Count von, Berniorg
United’ States
Lansing
Tf Das 90
Promes
Alcan Tires
Washington
Gerany
United States
Wilson
Lusitania
Fallada
Count von Bernstorm
Primary Books Await Court Decision on Registration Dates
Amid pending Supreme Court action, authorities hold the primary registration books until a ruling clarifies which state law governs. Officials expect a final decision soon and anticipate an orderly election process with time for preparation and machine readiness.
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Pierre
Supreme Court
Iit
Rockefeller Plan Adopted by Colorado Fuel and Iron
Denver reports final return from thirteen camps shows the Rockefeller Industrial plan accepted by the employer of Colorado Fuel and Iron Company by a ratio at least eight to one. Oral tally already recorded: 1930 for and 280 against. Fremont county and western Colorado camps remaining cannot alter the result.
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Denver
Colo
Rockefeller
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Fremont County
Colorado
Quicksilver Bread Locates Drowned Child
A woman tossed a loaf of bread laced with quicksilver and a dime into the Wilmette river near Broadway bridge to locate her drowned nephew Ed fadl Price. The loaf drifted under a dock where Andrew Elliott later found the body beneath the bread, supporting the old belief that bread with quicksilver can locate drowning victims.
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Price
Wilmette
Broadway Bridge
Ed Fadl Price
Andrew Elliott
World Series Bulletins Open With Telegraphed Play By Play
The World Series began in Philadelphia at the Scharnweber Kile Tiard parlors with telegram updates to The Republican. The coverage will记录 play by play as the classic championship unfolds until a team wins four games.
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Philadelphia
Amer Publican
Scharnweber Kile Tiard
Republican
Serew
Electric locomotives promise big savings for railways
Report covers delivery of large electric locomotives for the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul system. Describes design, 2000 volt motors, 260 ton weight, regenerative braking, maintenance reductions, and potential economy over steam engines. Also notes U S government notes on trade and German submarine issue.
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Chicago
Alwaykee
St Patt
Harlowton
Mont
Avery
Taaho
Rocky Mountain
Bele Mountain
Seai
Rairoad
Norge Power
Snd
Ateam
Jeam
St Paul's
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Paris
Givenchy
Resumn
Erman
Ori
Beteres
Blence Garmans
Cearle-Duc
Dawgunnit
Noozie
Avertis
Milwaukee
Juice” Inc
St. Paul
Prediedent
Iageat
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