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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1916

Page

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Giant German submarine Deutschland hailed as merchant ship

Navy experts ruled the Deutschland could only be converted into a war submarine with major structural changes. Captain Paul Koenig and Benny G. Hillken welcomed a government review, while officials reported the vessel as a reliable transport with no immediate armament, despite protests. Dyestuffs unloaded in Baltimore. another sub trader awaited.

New York Times Baltimore United States Navy Deutschland Paul Koenig Benny G. Hillken Eastern Pro Forte Washington Belig Sperte Bertia Hiverwis Mersibie Star Department J. Hughes Letcher J. O. Fisher Bureau of Steam Engineering H. =. Howard American W. P. Ryan Ryan Treasury Department Paul LG Hilken Milken Henne Naval Amifers Poat Hoente Hughes Koenigal

Germany Jubilant Over U-Boat Exploit and Bremen Victory

German officials hail the Deutschland as the first in a planned fleet of submarine freighters linking Germany and the United States. Alfred Lohmann, Bremen Chamber of Commerce president, asserts a weekly transatlantic service will follow, with the Bremen and other subs ready to cargo, fuel, and supplies while denying armament. The piece notes market hopes for American trade and a possible impact on exchange rates, with headlines from Bremen and Berlin praising the new undersea commerce and the break in British blockade.

New York TiMps Merlin Deutschland Halitinores Bertin Bourse Erder aubiWatines Vifihey Elaine Atoeke Ipellen Stermias Meric America Germany Lokal-Anzeiger Bremen Heineken Ocean Shipping Company Wire North Sea Dover Calais England Boyd Alfred Lohmann Hattie Europe Berlin London United States Alfred Loamann Ierr Lohmann Mantman Spedalga New York Times Pitts Allan Penne Talemrana Thein Eonpheyere O' Ryan Cornelius Vanderbilt Guaranty Trust Company Gengal O' Ryan

New York Militia Wages Fiasco Shocks Camp Whitman

Congressmen press Baker to repeal orders halting pay as troops from the Sixty ninth and Twenty second regiments depart for the border. Officers report captains and colonels relieved for alleged physical disabilities while camps prepare for orderly entrainment and food, ice, and supplies amid staffing reassignments.

Russians Strike French Vanguard Near Peronne

Russian forces push along the Kovel Sarny line and cross the Bt dobrod near Peronne. British and French reports note heavy fighting around Verdun and the Somme with advances at Contalmaison Mamets Wood and Trones Wood. Prisoners and guns captured total in the thousands, as German defenses stiffen along multiple fronts.

Petrograd Kovel-Sarny Raltfreid Lutek Kovel Vladimir- Volynaki Htuasiang Aml Vladimir-Volynaki Mvidniki Moser Cominuniogurn Winelin Iibilio Viadinw Volypek Kovel-Narny Hailway Btokhed Severa Polata Cerna Brusiloff Siokited Stokhodo Stekhou Briaza-kondoul-Moldova Kim Olung Bukowina Flget Zambic Minsk-P Baranouites Berlin London Gulevitchi Sarny-Whovel

Tug Returns Near Capes as Warships Seek Bremen

Norfolk dispatch reports tug Thomas F Timmins again heads to the Virginia Capes in hopes of meeting the German undersea merchantman Bremen, believed en route to the United States. Sources say the tug disappeared from the Hiwaieelahd after a message delivery and may be near Langheven Hay.

Norfolk Thomas F. Timmins Virginia Capes Bremen Timmins Welle Twe Capes Puelthan Lanoheven

Paralysis toll rises with new deaths and victims

City records 32 additional deaths and 195 new paralysis victims bringing total to 1278. Mayor calls department heads advisory board and scientists to City Hall. Congress proposes 135000 resolution and offers a gold medal plus 100000 to the finder of a cure.

Haven Imerenon Mitchel City Departmenta Hee Medical Advisory Reward Feel Mediaa Alent

American Refugees Flocking Back to Sonora Amid Demobilization

Douglas Arizona reports General Calles orders all volunteer soldiers to return home signaling a mass exodus of American mining and cattlemen from the border. About 4,000 cavalrymen demobilized at Fronteras Coehuta and Naevgati while 5,000 regulars entrain for the Yaqui River Valley. Shipping resumes as embargo on supplies lifts, aiding troop support efforts.

Sonora Calles Douglas Ariz P. Elias Calles Fronteras Coehuta Naeugati Phitiglae Cotten Magdalena Renati Yane M. Martinez Rafael Rerrada Yaqui General Calles Agua Prieta Hermosillo Mexico Herta Plains Arifotia

New York Congressmen Protest War Department Action

Senator O Gorman and nine New York City legislators protested to the Secretary of War over Major General Wood's handling of Colonel Conley and Lieutenant Colonel Keian of the Sixty ninth New York Infantry. The brief protest was submitted in Washington.

New York Times Washington Wood Conley Col. Keian Sixty-ninth New York Infantry Secretary of War Senator O'Gorman New York City

Allies Press Forward on All Fronts in World War I

Allied forces advance on multiple fronts with prisoners increasing and key towns and woods contested. British troops capture Contalmaison and hold Mameta and Trones Wood as Russian and German actions around Kovel and Stokhod shift, amid heavy fighting and strategic withdrawals.

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British Hold 5 Villages Ahead of New Drive

British forces hold five villages as they consolidate positions near Peronne after a brief French counterattack. Allied units prepared for a new drive and renewed offensives against German defenses along the line.

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