Kaiser Furious Over Kuehlmann Speech in Reichstag
London dispatch reports Kaiser Wilhelm enraged by Von Kuehlmanns Reichstag remarks and sending a severe telegram. Berlin politics tense as Kuehlmann may resign after enraging General Von Ludendorff. Deutsche Zeitung brands Kuehlmann defeatist and Socialist ally. Socialists attack Kaisers recent speech. Militarists blame Austria for sparking war with German sanction.
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International News Service
London
Kaiser Wilhelm
von Kuehlmann
Reichstag
Kuehlmann
Amsterdam
Germany
Kaiser
von Ludendorff
Deutsche Zeitung
Austria
Military Casualty List From War Department
Washington June 27 The War Department reports casualties among American troops: 29 killed in action 6 died of wounds 2 died of disease 2 from other accidents 31 severely injured 4 of which undetermined 2 missing in action Porter Pli er of Clanton Alabama the only Alabamian killed in action Ernest Jack Brown Columbia 8 Girded Kimbrell of Spartanburg DC severely wounded
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International News Service
Washington
War Department
Ing
Porter Plier
Clanton
Americans Hold Belleau Wood After Heavy Engagement
Reported clashes in France describe American forces capturing twenty nine German soldiers and seizing seven machine guns twelve 0 matic rifles and multiple rifles and revolvers. Five American planes raided a railway station delivering explosives with good bombardment results. one German observation plane appeared but did not attack.
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United States Bureau to Aid Russia
The United States plans an independent bureau in Washington on an approach to aid Russia. It will have wide powers to handle the economic side of the effort, aiming to wrest Russia from German influence and resistance.
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United States Bureau
Russia
International Washington
Senate committee vote tightens liquor prohibition act
Washington June 27 the Senate committee voted 8 to 3 to amend the agricultural appropriation and prohibit the manufacture of beer within three months after passage of the bill. The fight in the current session is expected to intensify as the bill moves forward under presidential consideration.
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International
Washington
Senate
Senate Committee
United States
Senatsmmittee
British Gain Post on Flanders Front
New London reports British forces captured a strong German post on the Flanders front and took many prisoners in the action. The advance bolsters Allied lines amid ongoing fighting on the European front.
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Flanders
New London
Flanders Front
Wheat price fix set at $2.20 a bushel in Senate plan
Senator Martin announced he would bring up the wheat price fixing issue and seek a recede from the Gore amendment. The plan would fix a $2.20 per bushel standard while adopting the House schedule of prices as recommended by the United States food administration, altering the existing $2.50 target.
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International News Service
Washington
Martin
Senate
House
United States Food Administration
Death of Former Czar Confirmed in Kiev Dispatch
A Kiev dispatch dated Wednesday confirms the assassination of former Russian czar Nicholas II by Bolsheviks. The report states the czar was killed, ending a controversial reign and sparking international reaction.
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International News Service
London
Kiev
Assassina
Tion
Oczar Nicholas
Bolshevik
Mobile Rotary pledges support to government crusade against vice
Mobile Rotary Club members pledged financial aid and support at a Cawthon Hotel luncheon after Dr. John O Rush explained federal efforts to rehabilitate fallen women. Funds were subscribed for immediate work and the issue was referred to the clubs health and sanitary committee. Dr Daniel T McCall spoke on the Sociological Congress and Alabama’s chapter plans an annual Mobile congress.
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Rotary Club
Cawthon Hotel
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Rotary
Rotarians
Daniel T. McCall
Sociological Congress
McCall
Alabama
Southern Sociological Congress
Congress
General Joffre Sold for Aid of American Soldier Pony
The American Fund for French Wounded sold General Joffre a pony Sunset Teddybear a blue ribbon Pomeranian and Sunset Pinkie a Persian cat to raise funds for wounded American soldiers. The pony shown by Miss Gertrude Taylor is valued at 1000 dollars. The dog and cat were displayed by Misses Champion breeders.
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Shot by man while bathing Willie Collins injured but not seriously
A 12 year old Negro boy Willie Collins was shot twice by a grown man Ernest Stokes near One Mile Creek as he bathed with others. The shots hit the boy in the shoulder and head though he was not seriously hurt. Police search for Stokes.
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Ernest Stokes
One-Mile Creek
Stokes
John W Dailey Noted County Resident Dies at 71
John W Dailey longtime Crichton resident and retired farmer died at his home at 3 10 am Thursday aged 71 He had lived in the county 50 years and was a native of Wilcox County Survived by a widow two brothers Thomas Dailey of Wilcox County and George Dailey of Jackson Mississippi Remains sent to Bayou la Batre for interment
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Crichton
Wilcox County
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George Dailey
Jackson
Miss
Bayou la Batre
Food Retailers Meet Over Beef Ruling Tonight
Local hotel and restaurant managers plan a meeting at the Tourist Welcome Club Battle House at 8 PM to discuss the state food administration order restricting beef and beef products and how to adhere to its wishes.
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Battle House
State Food Administration
Food Administration
New Orleans man Bacon arrested in St Louis for Birmingham bond
A. M. Bacon, reportedly from New Orleans and traveling for a St. Louis hat house, was arrested today by Detective Wm. J. Murphy upon Birmingham authorities request. He is said to be wanted for passing bad checks and was taken at the Battle case where he had registered.
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St. Louis
Wm. J. Murphy
Birmingham
Bacon
Negro Falls From Box Car In Railway Accident
A man identified as Lloyd, a Black resident, attempted to steal a ride on a box car of the Sd Southern Railway near Chickasaw. He fell from the train about 7 oclock today and sustained injuries to his left arm severe enough to require amputation. He was taken to the city hospital.
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Sd Southern Railway
Chickasaw
Lloyd
93 Mobile Selectmen Leave For Camp Pike Tonight
A special train leaves Mobile over the Mobile and Ohio Railroad at 7 tonight carrying 93 selectmen from City Board No. 1, County Board No. 2, and the County Board to Camp Pike for intensive military training. The departure is marked by the Rotary Club and board members, with many relatives and friends present.
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Rotary Club
Food riots rage in Petrograd and Moscow shortages
International News Service reports food riots in Petrograd with Bolshevik troops firing machine guns on mobs. Counter revolutionary efforts are led by Duke Michael in Omsk as black bread flour sells for 150 a barrel in Moscow.
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International News Service
Copenhagen
Petrograd
Frand Duke Michael
Omsk
Senate Moves to Take Up Suffrage Amendment
Washington June 27 The senate voted to take up the Anthony resolution submitting a constitutional amendment for nationwide suffrage to the states for ratification Both sides claim a victory in the debate over universal woman suffrage.
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International News Service
Washington
Senate
Deaths at U S Camps for the Week
The War Department reports two hundred American troop deaths in U S training camps for the week ending today, up from 115. Pneumonia caused 36 deaths, with Camp Gordon in Atlanta registering the highest toll.
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International News Service
Washington
United States
War Department
Camp Gordon
Atlanta
Court Concludes Silent Day in Inferior Court
No cases were called in the inferior court today, marking the first time in many years that the criminal side had no cases scheduled and no session was held.
Reichstag Receives Hint of Lower Meat Ration
Copenhagen June 27 The Reichstag food committee was told that Germany will likely need a reduced meat ration.
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Hans
Copenhagen
Reichstag Food Committee
Germany
Doctor says 17000 Liege children suffer tuberculosis
An escaped Belgian doctor reports 17 000 children under 16 in Liege suffer from tuberculosis.
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Amsterdam
Belgium
Liege
Spot Cotton Holds Near 28.20 On June Market
Spot cotton prices steadied around 28.20 per cent with the October futures term noted as unchanged and market activity limited. The report from New York on June 27 indicates steadiness in cash cotton trading amid light supplies and steady demand.
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International Lews Service
New York
Ench Take Captives in Three Raids
The dispatch notes three raids by Ench forces with captives reported. Paris observers cite continued senate activity as draft age changes and liability debates dominate discussion amid ongoing political maneuvering.
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ENCH
Incomplete Night Note From American German Period
Fragmentary OCR text mentions American and German contexts at night and a Woevre laity event with unclear details.
TTER Y WRECKS D R DUMP
The fragmentary text reports a wreck involving a dump site incident. It notes a vehicle collision with a dump area and indicates injuries or disruption near a local location. Further details are unreadable in the OCR snippet.
Draft Lottery Draws 1200 Numbers in Washington
The national draft began at 9 36 this morning with War Secretary Baker drawing the first number 2. The process continued as newspapers withheld the list to avoid alarming registrants while exemption boards prepared. The last number was drawn around 11 40 as officials and press agencies reported the event.
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Sie PS Meat Street
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Edmira Street
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