Nassau Hospital Case Deepens After Murder Charge
Mrs Mire Blanca De Saulles lies gravely ill in Nassau County Hospital after killing her husband and remains stared by officials as doctors report organic illness rather than mere shock. Her father in law asserts guardianship and claims knowledge of the boy’s location, while authorities seek clarity on the child’s whereabouts.
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Blanca de Saulles
Mineola
Nassau County Hospital
Jack” de Saulles
Westbury
Et Econ
Guy H. Cleghorn
J. Sherman White
Long Island College Hospital
Teer
Emade
Henry A. Uterhart
County Cleghorn
City Draft Boards Report 6517 Examined in NYC Districts
Exemption boards across New York City examined 6517 men by midnight yesterday with 1663 waiving exemptions and joining the national army. Deputy Attorney General Roscoe Conkling praised the boards while directing continued examinations to meet full quotas. Boards in Manhattan and Queens reported varied progress as officials anticipate 39,000 men in the next ten days.
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New York City
National Army
Roscoe Conkling
Ferris
Sill
War Department
Conkling
Manhattan
Queens
New City
Acting President Approves War Declaration Amid China Tensions
The acting president Feng Kuo-chang heads discussion with Ministers at the Foreign Office about a forthcoming war declaration and potential military government setup. Liberal appropriations are requested for suppressing the southern military element as Parliament weighs sanction and a president election.
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China
Ganize
Feng Kuo-chang
Peace Talks Futile Now Says Wilson Distrusts Berlin
President Wilson, after a long talk with Senator Lewis, presses for swift passage of the Food Control and Revenue bills. He signals opposition to German peace feelers and says he will address peace or war when decisive conditions arise, with Congress advised to adjourn for six weeks after the revenue bill moves.
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Wilson
Berlin
Washington
Lewis
Germany
America
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Kingdon Gould Files Claim for Exemption
Kingdon Gould son of George J. Gould appeared before the Exemption Board in Toms River New Jersey after being summoned for a physical examination in the national draft army. He was passed as physically fit and immediately sought an exemption with Sheriff Brown.
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Toms River
N. J
Kingdon Gould
George J. Gould
National Draft Army
Gould
Sheriff Brown
Germany Firmes Beck Hindenburg Tells Chancellor
Field Marshal von Hindenburg telegram to the German chancellor on the war’s fourth anniversary says Germany is firmly consolidated at home and unshaken on all fronts. He notes the army fights abroad and that home spirit and perseverance guarantee victory and an honorable peace.
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Germany
Beck
Hindenburg
Berlin
London
Field Marshal von Hindenburg
Allies Must Get Low Prices Also Outline Policy
The note emphasizes that allies should obtain low prices and outlines policy priorities for achieving affordable access. It signals a practical, alliance-focused approach to pricing strategies and collaborative measures.
Junker victory in Berlin changes foreign secretaries
A chaotic World War I barrier scene unfolds as Junker victory in Berlin reshapes the cabinet with Kuehlmann as foreign secretary and Kerensky forming a new Russian government. The article notes shifts in Moscow and Petrograd leadership, and mentions Baruch as a potential U.S. purchasing figure amid war policy talks at the White House.
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Junker
Berlin
Kuehlmann
Kerensky
Russians Prep To Meet Austro German Push In South Front
Berlin reports army headquarters say Russians will battle Austro German forces advancing between the Dniester and the Pruth. Resistance also seen at the Rumanian frontier southwest of Czernowitz as Teutonic troops push near Sereth and Radautz with heights seized along Moldova and Bystritza. Sanguinary losses marked failed Romanian attacks north of Putna Valley.
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Berlin
London
Dniester
Pruth
Czernowitz
Sereth
Bukowina
Radautz
Moldova
Bystritza
von Boehm-Ermolli
Zbrocz
Archduke Joseph
Canadians Reach Main Lens Lines in Westhoek Assault
Canadian troops pushed to the enemy main defensive line west of Lens after capturing craters near Cité du Moulin and on the Lens Lievin Road. Bombs and tunnel bombs reduced enemy posts as attackers advanced through ruined streets and tunnels. Artillery and air action resumed after a weather break.
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France
Lens
Cité du Moulin
Lens-Lievin
Wilson Embargo Enrages Germans and Neutrals
The German press denounces American export measures as a hostile policy toward neutrals. The Weser Zeitung and Cologne Gazette accuse Wilson of using a hunger threat to force neutrals into combatant measures, labeling U S actions as illegal and a violation of international law.
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Tus
NEW York Times
The
Hague
America
Wilson
Weser Zeitung
Zeitung
Germany
Europe
the Zeitung
Entente
Greece
Ententes
Constantine
Netherlands
Sweden
Noeldeke
United States
Cologne
Gazette
German cabinet resignations reshuffle shifts ministers
Berlin reports four Imperial Secretaries of State including Foreign Secretary Zimmermann resign. Dr Richard von Kuhlmann named successor as Secretary for Foreign Affairs. Prussian ministers in flux with Lentze and Loebell out, new line-ups announced. Copenhagen and Amsterdam commentaries note no liberal parliamentary trace in the changes and praise limited reform.
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Berlin
London
Zimmermann
Finance
Mintsige Lentze
Interior
Veg Loebell
Richard von Kuhlmann
Turkey
Fred Zimmermann
Herr Krartke
Lisco
Richter
Imperial Home Office
STATS
Beseler
von Trott ZU Sols
Karl Helfferich
Imperial
Ministry of State
Para
Landrat von Graevinus
Arnold Wahnechate
Ministry of Economica
of the Interior
Herr Waldraff
Cologne
Mayor
Strassburg
Apa
von Kuhlmann
Herr Ruedlin
Von
Justice
von Waldew
Copenhagen
Germany
Michaelis
Iian
Vossische Zeitung
Vorwéirts
Tageblatt
Ment
Parara
Pan German
Greek Steamer Charilaos Trikoupis Sunk by German Submarine
The 2,475 ton Greek steamship Charilaos Trikoupis was sunk July 13 by a German submarine. Captain Goulandris and 34 crew were rescued by an American destroyer and landed at a British port. Built in 1802 at Sunderland, the 300 foot vessel had a forty foot beam and had been chartered to the British Government.
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Charilaos Tricoupis
National Steam Navigation Company, Ltd
Greece
Line
Goulandris
Sunderland
New Cabinet Makeup Suggests Republican Defense Model
The new Cabinet prepared by Kerensky of Sparatoff echoes the Waldeck-Rousseau model and aims to unite leaders beyond party lines to save the republic. It retains several first Kerensky ministers, adds ministers from July 24 cabinet, and includes bourgeois Constitutional Democrats while dropping extreme radicals. The lineup features Keren sky, Tereschtenko, Nekrasoff, Tchernoff, Preschehonoff, Yefremoff, Skobeleff, and Pieschehonoff, with Oldenburg, Astroff, Kartasheff, and Golovine among new appointees representing the bourgeoisie. The article notes the mixed composition and hints at imperial concessions.
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Alate
Kerensky
Sparatoff
M Waldeck-Rousseau
France
Russia
Prince Lvoff
Union of Zemstvos
Milukoff
Guchkoff
Rodszianko
Justice
Tereschtenko
Finance
Nekrasoff
Tchernoff
Preschehonoff
Yefremoff
Skobeleff
Pieschehonoff
Tseretelli
Council of Workmen's and Soldiers’ Delegates
Department of Posts and Telegraphs
M. Nikitine
M. Oldenburg
Academy of Sciences
M. Astroff
Moscow
M. Kartasheff
Nicholas Looff
Holy Synod
Golovine
Godneff
Roff
Aksentieff
British Hold Off New German Attacks on Front Near Lens
British forces gain ground southwest and west of Lens as Rupprecht’s troops stage fresh assaults at Hole southeast of Ypres and north of Arleux. Weather improves. German efforts to retake Hollebeke fail under heavy British fire. War Office reports night raids repulsed and small advances by the British along the Lens front.
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London
Lens
Rupprecht
Hole
Ypres
Arleux
Hollebeke
Associated Press
France
Belgium
Teutons
War Office
Westhoek
Epehy
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