United States to export 1.5 million bushels of corn to Mexico
The State Department said the United States will freely export 1.5 million bushels of corn and manufactured metals and machinery to Mexico to show friendly sentiments toward Mexican editors. Licenses will follow US laws on trading with the enemy, with the list open to add other items upon request, as relations normalize amid wartime conservation.
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Allied Gains and Suspicions Shift in Balkans and Siberia
New government forms in Siberia as allies pursue Czech cooperation. Austrian forces push in Albania while Franco Italian advances threaten Bulgar armies. Allied successes in Albania heighten Fer dinand’s forces’ nerves at Monastir signaling a tense regional balance.
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Allied Forces Advance Toward Berat in Albania Front
British and Italian troops push into Albania from the Usum River to Berat as they press along the Berat Fieri line. Descriptions note fresh allies, Albanian detachments aiding, and Austrian retreat into the Tomoriga Valley amid increased Bulgarian desertions.
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Senate votes to keep Gore dry amendment in food bill
Senate 36 to 3 sustains prohibition provision in the Food Stimulus bill. Gore amendment bans sale of distilled spirits after Dec 31 and bars beer and wine production for war use. Dry forces aim to pass the measure. wets plan to soften it with amendments.
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Open Wide Inquiry in Rumely's Case
Washington dispatch reports a Justice Department probe into German influence operations and the $90 million bribe fund used to sway American opinion via The Evening Mail. Arrest of Dr. Rumely and von Bernstorff links spur crisis actions, with bondholders and officials debating the paper's future.
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Paul Block
A. Mitchell Palmer
Alten
Francis J. Garvin
Prussian Lords to Hear Dismissal of Lichnowsky
Paris dispatch says the Prussian House of Lords will hold a secret session to discuss and likely decide on the dismissal of Prince Charles Max Lichnowsky. The former ambassador at London issued a critical memorandum at war outbreak and is now in Switzerland drafting memoirs.
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German Policy Debate Deepens Amid Pan German Move
Reports from Berlin and London indicate Admiral von Hintze as a leading Pan German candidate for German Foreign Secretary. Socialists warn they will not back the budget without a policy declaration. Disarray follows von Koehlmanns resignation as Germany braces for a new stance and possible tax measures on Jews.
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Resignation of German Foreign Secretary Seen as Pan German Triumph
Paris July 10 Special Cable to The New York Times reports the resignation of Dr. von Kuhlmann as evidence of Pan German victory and a shift toward aggressive measures. French observers expect Admiral von Hintze to replace him, viewing him as a tough choice likely to influence German diplomacy and perhaps provoke Bolshevik comparisons.
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Fifty Belgian Girls Die in Hospital Bombing
A German raid on the Belgian coast near La Panne at the Yser front killed more than fifty girls. Air bombs struck an ambulance park and a nearby villa where workers made bandages and mended linen for the wounded. Thirty died instantly and twenty four more perished later.
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Yser
Hague
United States Lifts Food Export Ban to Mexico
Mexico City reports the U S government will allow free export of certain foods to Mexico under restrictions and federal oversight, in exchange for Mexico not re exporting imports. The notice cites wartime needs and friendship pledges, listing corn, condensed milk, cocoa, soap, pork, butter, sardines and more.
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Federal Food Administration
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Washington
U Boats Beaten Says Admiral Jellicoe
Southhampton July 10 Viscount Jellicoe former First Sea Lord said the submarine campaign would be defeated by August. He noted ships sunk daily are not destroyed as fast as new ships are built while German submarines are sunk faster than Germany builds them.
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Berlin Absolves Bolsheviki of Mirbach Killing
Berlin declares it will not hold the Soviet Government responsible for Count von Mirbach’s death. The announcement, carried via Amsterdam, says Russia is punishing the murderers and hopes the revolution will be crushed. The note contrasts Germany’s stance with its prior stance toward China during the Boxer era.
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Mongolia
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British RAF Wins Signals of German Strain in War Front
British raids keep German troops nervous as Allied observers report German divisions, fatigue, and reduced morale. In Flanders and the Somme region Australian and Canadian actions deter enemy counterattacks, with raids around Neuville Vitasse and Morris showcasing Allied initiative.
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Italian Advance in Albania Seen Key to Southern Serbia
Italian Army positions in southern Albania are described as a pivotal step toward Southern Serbia. Dispatches indicate progress on the road to Monastir as part of the ongoing southern front. Continued on Page Three.
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Albania
French Extend Ains Near Aisne As British Press On Lys
Paris July 10 The War Office reports French gains southwest of Soissons capturing La Grille Farm and nearing Longpont and Corey. French raiding in Champagne yields prisoners while Montdidier and Chavigny Farm see artillery activity. On July 5 Allied air forces downed seven German planes and destroyed two balloons.
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Corey
Montdidier
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Morris
British troops advance near Merris in Lys sector
British forces report a successful local operation near Merris advancing their lines and capturing nine machine guns two trench mortars and prisoners. Allied artillery activity continues on the Somme and Flanders fronts as other small actions and patrols bring in additional prisoners.
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Bucquey
A Satisfying Summer Drink Ad
Horsford's Acid Phosphate advised as a refreshing summer drink mix: a teaspoonful in cold water, sweetened to taste. Promotional copy notes its refreshing nature and perceived benefits.
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Allies Expected to Urge Czech Stay Despite Plea for France
The Soviet aligned council aims to keep Czech forces in their homeland as allied leaders pressure them to remain in the country. Despite requests from Czech troops to join fighting in France, planners anticipate continued calls for stay and defense of home soil.
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