Patriotism vs Profits in War Price Dispute
President Wilson urges business leaders to set aside profits and aid the war effort with fair pricing. He condemns ocean freight owners for obstructing government needs, calls for just prices to sustain industry, wages, and expansion, and warns that profits must not trump national duty. He stresses unity of public and government in wartime finance and production.
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Washington
Wilson
France
Ausaila
Thited States
Luin
Hell
America
Uncanny Caution in Household разгов
Mrs Yearwedd-John recalls old habits of grace before meals while Yearwedd jokes about cooking. A doctor warns about dieting. Mrs Torkina discusses a quirky book line about royalty and crowns at bedtime in a playful domestic exchange.
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Yearwedd
John
Daily Thought quote from Benjamin Frankie
The entry presents a compact moral line about grace within a home attributed to Benjamin Frankie. It frames a personal reflection on virtues, contrasting household grace with its reciprocal blessing.
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Benjamin Frankie
Britain shifts men in cabinet Churchill demoted and Montague reassigned
Britain reshuffles its cabinet with Winston Churchill moving to the role of minister of munitions and Montague taking over as secretary for India in a major government reorganization.
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Britain
Austria's Peace Ideas and Network of WWI Appointments
Sir Edward Carson has relinquished post as first lord of the admiralty and joined the cabinet without portfolio. Sir Hele Campbell Geddes to succeed him as minister of munitions supply. Churchill becomes minister of munitions. Addison moves to reconstruction. Montague of Heauliet named secretary for India. In Copenhagen, Foreign Secretary selection unsettled. Brockdorff-Rantzau opposed by some, von Sijntze or Hefstorff proposed. Vienna outlines Austria-Hungary's peace aims seeking justice, moderation, unity, and honor. The British capture four German steamers in the North Sea. About 200 American-born miners strike in Flat River, Missouri over foreign-born workers.
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Aventory
Union News Service
London
Ily
Sir Edward Carson
Admiralty
Thar
Edward
Hele Campbell Geddes
Winston Spencer Churchill
Christopher Addison
Dr. Addison
Edward Samuel Montague
Heauliet
India
Mr. Montague
Asquith
Lloyd George
Copenhagen
Zimmermann
Count Brockdorff-Rantaw
Admsiral von Slntze
Norway
Hefstorff
Washington
Berlin
Reichstie
Michaelis
Vienna
Austria-Hungary
Constitution Committee
The
Reichsrath
Dr. von Seidler
Austria
von Seidler
Copper Belt hopes for full crews at work soon
In Bisbee a clean up of industrial workers and sympathizers continues with 1,100 deported. Operators report rising job applications and expect full mine crews before week’s end. In Globe and Columbus exiles undergo training and preparations proceed for their stay. French forces seize positions on the Meuse while German counterattacks fail. Russians relocate in Galicia amid strategic shifts.
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Bisbee
Aziz
Sary S
Warren
Columbus
N. M
Globe, Ariz
Globe-Miami
Meuse
Laon-Soissona
Kaiser
Mont Teton
Galicia
Kaluex
Lomnica
Aisbee
Ariz
Ciizens’ Protective League
Workmen's Loyalty League
Orson P. McRae
Belgians See Wild West Goones
Belgians in Cheyenne enjoy a Wild West program at Frontier Park as livestock drafted for the Golden Jubilee and Frontier Days celebration July 23 28 are showcased. The Belgian commission to the United States arrived at 11 o clock and stayed three hours for the event marking the visit.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Frontier Park
United States
Deportations Amid War Tensions Reach Flat River Stage
A mass deportation scene unfolds near Flat River Missouri with Arizona miners and merchants forced from Bisbee and Lowell as U S troops guard the encampment. Separately thousands of foreign laborers are expelled from the St Francois county belt while nationwide army recruitment climbs in June and state editors head to a national meeting.
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Pnion News Service
Columbus
N. M
United States Army
Arizona
Lowell
Warren District
Hermanas
United States Cavalry
Flat River
St. Francos County
Washington
War Department
National Guard
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Utah
Wyoming
Monarchist Troops Surrender Near Temple of a
Republican headquarters report 3000 troops under Gen Chang Haun, monarchist leader, surrender after two hours of fighting in the Temple area. Haun seeks refuge in legation. fighting continues in the Forbidden City with remnants of Chang Hisun’s forces as Chamberlain quits cabinet.
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Tien Tsin
Republican
Chang Haun
Temple of
Haun Tok
Eich Lags Legation
Forbidden City
Chang Hisun
Cabinet chief Hollweg quits amid German reform crisis
War minister von Stein signs post as German cabinet reshuffle unfolds over reform plans. Hollweg resigns prompting government crisis talks and new leadership expectations. Von Stein assumes duties amid tense domestic political climate and international pressure.
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von Stein
Dr G Michaelis Named New German Chancellor
Western Newananwe Union New Serview notes the appointment of Dr George Michaelis Prussian under secretary of finance and food commissioner to succeed Dr von Bethmann Hollweg as Germany faces political turmoil. Reports from Berne and London detail resignations, peace talks, and varied reactions across Europe amid ongoing war.
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Western
Newananwe Union
New Serview
London
Germany
Russia
von Bethmann-Hollweg
George Michaelis
Reuter
Amsterdam
Bavarian Kurier
Rheinische Westlelische Zeitung
Harnack
T Munich
de, von Bethmann-Hollweg
Prof
Philip Schei
Names of War Heroes Honor Cantonments Nationwide
War Department names thirty two cantonments after war heroes from across the nation to host the mobilized national army and National Guard. Camps Grant Dodge Funston Travis Lewis MacArthur Cody Bowie Kearney Fremont honor Civil War and frontier figures serving regional troops. Twelve states yet to report ready status for the draft and mobilization plan.
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Eatern
Union Nows Service
Washington
War Department
National Army
National Guard
Lincoln
Camp Grant
Rockford
Illinois
U. 8. Grant
U. 8
Twenty-first
Ilinois Infantry
Camp Dodge
Des Moines
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Grenville M. Dodge
Camp Lewis
American Lake
Wash
Oregon
California
Nevada
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Camp MacArthur
Waco
Tex
Michigan
Wisconsin
Arthur MacArthur
Camp Logan
Houston
Ilinois
John A. Logan
U. S
Linda Vista
Cal
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
8. W. Kearney
Camp Fremont
Palo Alto
J. C. Fremont
U. S. Plorer
West
Greek belligerent status widens world war impact
Greece declares belligerency after severing relations with the central powers and mobilizing forces, Venizelos leadership, Greek army about 60,000 with possible mobilization to 200,000. Greece may send mission to the United States for supplies and reconstruction talks. Russia reports Austrian setbacks in the Carpathians as German mobilization shifts aim to Riga. Western fronts see gas attack on Lens, and German/U-boat activity rises amid shifting fronts.
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Washington
Greece
Star Department
Paris
Saloniki
Venizelos
Athens
Balkans
United States
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Munitions
Montague
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Marie Horn
Heinz Blumberg
Leadwood
Marion
Cleveland
Mies Marion Cleveland
President Clevelnd
William Blanney Dell
New York City
U.s.army
W.W
Flat River District
Hardy Ie Editore
Minneapolis
Minn
Herbert C. Hotaling
Mapleton
National Editorial Association
Little Rock
Hot Springs
Ark
Guy A. Hardy
Carson City
Colo
George Schlosser
Watertown
8. D
Byron Cain
Belle Plain
Kan
Taylor
New York
Hollweg
Berne
Switzerland
General von Stein
Prussian War Office
Imperial Ministry of War
Empire
Michael Karolyi
Hungarian Independent Party
House of Deputies
Budapest
Gzemnin
Queenstown
Margaret Butler
Vista
Parral
Chihuahua City
Mexico
Francisco Villa
Villa
Par|ral
Durango
E. Hermandes
Chihuahua
Pablo Gonzales
Baude
Mo Uribe
Mogollon
Bilver City
Mogolion
Copper Zone
Globe
Aris
Mark Cafsado
Seventeenth Cavalry
Lmits
House Irrigation Committee
Taylors
Thovsand
St. Paul
M. Schingareff
U.s.cantonments
Ware
Buffalo Bill
Lewis
Gradford
Portland
Ore
Mary C. C. Bradford
Denver
National Educational Association
Indiane Bay
Liberty Bonds
Ashurst
Per
Rome
Dolina
Carpathians
Riga
Lens
Cite du Moulin
Lemberg
Kornilott
Count Brockhorff- Rantzau
Alfred Zimmerman
Georg Michaelis
Petrograd
Europe
Gada
Korniloff
Alles
Emery
Newport
R. 1
William H. Emery
Liberty Loan
Lib Exchange
Miami
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