Norman Hall Not Dead Despite Wounding in Action
Norman Hall, famed Lafayette by airman of the American squadron, was reported killed after a German attack but survived with severe injuries. He fought his way down and crash landed, then saved his aircraft by consuming fuel to avoid destruction. He is hospitalized at Soissons with a lung wound and a forehead wound, and doctors remain hopeful for recovery.
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Guard Regiments to Go South Soon
National Guard regiments will be sent to divisional mobilization camps after draft into service. Officials foresee possible prolonged stays at home armories. The eastern section is slated for July 15, central July 28, western August 6, with debates on delaying to cover all boards in one operation.
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Building hundreds of U boat chasers for navy
Washington June 29. Reports say progress continues on the construction of hundreds of submarine chasers ordered by the navy. New York Navy Yards have completed a dozen wooden hulls, with plans calling for only one in June. Hull production to speed to three per day in August until the order is filled.
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President Wilson Eyes Prohibition Move in Beer Debate
President Wilson stepped into the liquor debate urging limits on alcoholic drinks while seeking swift action from Congress. The plan would empower him to curb malt and wine production, with Senators Sheppard and Phelan weighing amendments and the agricultural panel to review constitutional concerns.
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Mesopotamian Expedition Contrast Revealed by Times
The Times military correspondent reports a sharp contrast between the Mesopotamia expedition conditions and the Megopotamian revolt published Tuesday. He notes well supplied troops and thorough medical arrangements, with India also showing change as expedition control shifts to the War Office in London.
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Plan of Government Outlined for Russia
Washington dispatch reports a leaked plan detailing Russia's post upheaval structure. It envisions a constituent assembly to open September 20 to draft a new constitution, reallocate land, impose taxes on the rich, and balance labor capital and agriculture while extending universal suffrage including women. The provisional government retains executive power until the assembly formalizes policies. The army may vote as a class, though military conditions complicate arrangements.
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Reese Ordered to Report to Detroit Americans
Owen Swede Reese, pitcher for the Cedar Rapids Central Association club, received notice at his home in Des Moines to report to the Detroit Americans by July 20.
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One Woman Murdered and Three Attacked at School Cottage
Mina Richards head teacher at the state school for the feeble minded was killed in a cottage on the shore of Luis Winnidquim. Assailant Bradford attacked three women, fatally wounding Richards and injuring two others while the fourth woman survived after freeing herself. A hunting knife with blood was found at the scene.
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Petrograd welcomes American and Russian leaders after visit
In Petrograd on June 29, officials say the head of the American commission and foreign minister Terexehtenko returned from a brief stop at star headquarters. They were greeted by General Hrusuiloff in the name of the Russian army, which asserted the commander in chief’s powers to act for Russia and collaborate with the United States to support nations’ self determination. The Mobile town scene contrasted with formal expectations as secrecy and dignity marked the arrival, with continuation promised on page 4.
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German credit under astral strain whispers of war impact
The Imperial Bank of Germany reports a decline in gold reserves for the first time in years as heavy overseas purchases and note expansion press on the currency. Authorities push checks and bank transfers to mitigate cash shortages while gold consignments move to Dutch banks to fund food imports and stabilize trust.
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Weather Forecast for Iowa and Illinois
The forecast calls for salt and warmer conditions tonight with unsettled weather likely Saturday in Iowa. In Illinois, expect fair skies tonight and Saturday with warmer temperatures especially in the northern portion.
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Greeks Our New Allies in Big War
Greek government breaks diplomatic ties with Germany and allies with Entente after Constantine’s abdication. Venizelos returns to lead a pro Entente cabinet while Greece shifts from neutrality toward alliance with England, France, and Serbia amid the Verdun and Salonika fronts.
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