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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1917

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German Crisis Deepens as Reichstag Strike Looms

Berlin reports say Chancellor Von Bethmann-Hollweg may resign as the Reichstag strike signals intensified German crisis. Versatile coverage notes ministers' resignations, possible abdication rumors, and shifting support for liberal reforms amid tense European diplomacy and internal political maneuvering.

Basel Switzerland Berlin Wolff Bureau of von Bethmann-Hollweg Eral Prince von Beulow von Paslow

France celebrates national fete amid war’s echo in Paris

ParisJuly 14 France marked its national fete with fervor as the Russian revolution sharpens the sense of history for Americans. A veteran sergeant aged 64, Tue Mehnager, led a color detail bearing flags from regiments decorated for valor, while crowds cheered battle flags carried through the streets and regimental titles shone with honors.

Paris France America Paul Deschanel Chamber of Deputies 106Th Infantry Tue Mehnager United States Los Angeles Legion of Honor

Republic 3 Now Restored Through Chinese Engagement

The article reports the occupation of Peking by republican forces after the surrender of 10,000-man monarchist troops led by Chang Hsun. It states the republic's complete restoration, with limited casualties, and Chang Tsun seeking safe conduct via the Dutch legation. Three Americans wounded. Premier Tuan Chi Jui to establish republican HQ in Peking.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Paking Fung Tai Pung Tai Chang Hsun Legation Chang Tsun Tuan Chi Jui Peking State Department Chang Hsin

Deportees From Bisbee Enter New Mexico Camp

In Columbus New Mexico a special train carried 1200 deported men from Bisbee to join a stockade camp. They receive rations of salmon bread and water and will be kept under guard by U S cavalry. Brigadier General Bell says this removal is a temporary expedient, not detention.

Berlin London Ficf Williamn House of Lords Eixexchange Telegraph Company Copenhagen Kield Starshal von Hindenburg Ludendorff Tanperor William Tageblatt Baron von Sedlitz Morgen Post Bourse Gavette National Iberal Prussia Theodore Wolff Columbus N. M United States Cavalry Douglas Ariz Termanas N.M Ti. G. Sickels W. A. Holbrook General Pershing Mexico United States Hermanan James J. Holbrook Bisbee Simpson Luna County George Bell, Jr Paso Miliary Wermanan Columbus Stockade Arizona Rose McKay Coches County

Exportation of U S Wheat Is Increased

Washington reports an administration study showing April wheat exports rose to 14 284 918 bushels from 11 092 788, a 52 percent nine month gain versus 1912-14. Beef exports jumped from 22 295 972 to 48 214 592 pounds, while sugar fell from 103 486 176 to 62 288 738 pounds in April after a 1 500 percent nine month surge.

Washington D. C America Good Administration

Discovery of glycerine from sugar reported

Washington July 14 announcement from the Treasury Department states a new process for manufacturing glycerine from sugar has been discovered in the Internal Revenue Division laboratory.

Washington, D. C Ravenue Division Treasury Department

Hundreds Die as Vanguard Sinks After Internal Explosion

The British battleship Vanguard blew up and sank at anchor on July 9. Only three aboard survived. one later died. Twenty four officers and 71 men were not on board at the time. The ship, part of the St Vincent class, displaced 21,956 tons and carried a crew of 870. An inquiry has been ordered.

London Vanguard Admiralty EL M. SS. Vanguard James D. Dick

Not to Extradite Italian Murderer Cocchi

Rome reports Italy cannot extradite Alfredo Cocchi, killer of Ruth Cruger, without breaching the nation’s laws. The American chargé d affaires and the embassy note Italy’s strained ties, while new questions about Cocchi’s alleged police connivance are sent to Rome.

Rome Ministry of Foreign Affairs Alfredo Cocchi Ruth Cruger Peter A. Jay Page Foreign Office United States Cocchi Italy America Joseph H. Grigg Wood New York

Cause Disturbance In Missouri Mining District

Brigadier General Harvey C. Clark orders Troop A cavalry and Battery A artillery to Flat River to handle labor unrest in St Francis county Missouri. Mob of about three thousand men blocks mines, demands closure and expulsion of foreign workers. Foreigners evacuated. no deaths reported yet but many are in critical condition.

Associated Press Nevada Harvey C. Clark Missouri National Guard St.outs Flat River Iat River St. Francis County Tose Western Federation of Miners

Miners Strike in Kentucky

Governor A. B. Stanley ordered Adjutant General J. T. Tandy Hill to Providence Webster County with Company A signal troops from Lexington after Webster County sheriff reported about 1,000 striking white miners and 1,000 Black miners on the brink of conflict in Providence where picketing has continued. sheriff said he cannot raise a posse and fears an outbreak.

Frankfort Stanley J. Tandy Ilis Providence Webster County Lexington

Weather Chicago TL Forecast

Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with unsettled conditions likely in the south portion. Temperatures show little overall change across the region.

Chicago Iowa

Ship building to be speeded this summer program

Washington D G July 14 The dispute between Major General Goethals and William Denman over policy for the government merchant fleet is clarified by Goethals plan to speed up building Two government shipyards will produce four hundred steel ships each 2 500 000 tonnage The plan calls for commandeering 1 600 000 tons of private construction and a further large congressional appropriation for ships

Washington D. G Majoreneral Goethals Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation William Denman General Goethals Denman

Ten Charged With Murder In Riots In St Louis

East St Louis July 14 Ten men six negroes and four whites are charged with murder in indictments issued by the coroner s jury investigating the race riots on July 2 One white man and five negroes have been arrested The grand jury inquiry into the rioting will begin Monday under the direction of assistants of Attorney General Grundage

East S J. Louis Grundage

Disorder at Sao Paulo Rio Janeiro strikes flare in Brazil

July 13 reports say several persons were wounded as strikers and police clashed in Sao Paulo. The strike movement is spreading with reports that anarchists recently arriving from Argentina are behind the unrest.

Sao Paulo Rio Janeiro Brazil Argentina

Advance of Russ Forces Unchecked in Galicia Front

Russian troops have occupied the village of Novica southeast of Tolauszy in Eastern Galicia. The war office reports threats to the Roumanian line and possible resumption of heavy fighting on the eastern front north of the Priput marshes and in Romania. Artillery duels persist near Smorgon and along the Dvina and Shara rivers as advancing Russian parties probe Teuton strength.

Petrograd Novica Twalausy Galicia War Office Roumanian Line Pripot Roumania Smorgon Pinsk Stanislau Paris St. Quentin Aisne Craonne Courcy Navarin Farm Verdun Woevre Nancy France St. -Quentin Meuse

Suffragists Arrested During White House Picket

Six teen suffragists from the Woman's Party were arrested at the White House gates during a Bastille anniversary picket. Each posted $25 bail to face a traffic obstruction charge at trial Monday. Police moved to clear the crowd of about a thousand with little disorder.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Woman's Party White House Bastile East Gate West Gate

Hatters Case Settled In Danbury Foreclosure Ended

Danbury Connecticut July foreclosures wrap after Hatters versus Loews and Co. case settles ending closure proceedings in the matter.

Danbury, Conn

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