R-34 Airship Flight Dives Toward East Fortune Test
The R-34 airship stalls a motor but remains aloft while crossing the Atlantic. Reports place it near East Fortune Scotland aiming for the Edinburgh area, with engines failing and fuel reserves noted as it travels about 1,600 miles from Mineola. A second report mentions continued strong progress despite a broken engine and wind aiding the voyage.
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Ford Family Seizes Control Of Ford Motor Co
Edsel B. Ford announces purchase of minority shares, giving the Ford family near total control of the Ford Motor Company. Financing reported at about 75 million dollars with expected government excess profits taxes near 17 million. Edsel says no new company will be created and the plan is to proceed with production of the cheaper car while meeting current orders.
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Dirigible R-34's engines and wind resilience noted
Report from Mineola notes that the R-34 could weather heavy head winds even if one or two engines failed. Despite loss of motive units, speed would not drop significantly as long as at least two engines remained operational.
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Touring Guide Advertises Full Page Road Map
An ad style clipping promotes a touring guide magazine with a complete day by day road map style schedule. The item includes instruction on obtaining the guide and hints at accompanying advertisements. The text emphasizes practical travel planning content.
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Evening Post
Lansing Starts Home Today Says Good-bye to Poincare
Paris July 11 Associated Press Robert Lansing American Secretary of State said goodbye to President Poincare tonight. He will leave tomorrow for Brest en route to America. Lansing expects Acting Secretary Polk to meet him before Polk sails for France to take his place at the conference.
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Make New York Medical Capital
The brief notes a focus on New York medical capital resources and related research efforts. Key entities referenced include New York and medical capital initiatives, with emphasis on potential research developments and funding considerations.
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NEW York Medical Capital
Switzerland Must Join or Lose League Seat
PARIS July 11 If Switzerland does not adhere to the League of Nations within two months after the League begins its operation the seat at Geneva will not be maintained L Intrans Beant claims The paper notes Switzerland has declared it will leave the League if Germany is not admitted without delay The allied powers reportedly replied but the reply has not been made public.
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New York City
Copeland
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Germany
Dying Victim of Office Robbery Struck by Hammer in Manhattan
Gardiner C. Hull, 58, of Hull & Deppisch wholesale stationery at Fulton Street Manhattan, was found in his third floor office with a crushed skull and a bloodied hammer nearby. Two unidentified men were seen in the building shortly before the assault as police pursuit continues. Dr. Walter K. Wilkins linked by trial to a related case. Witness Thomas Timolo found Hull, then alerted police and ambulance. investigation continues with facts unfolding.
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Washington's newest and best wardman park hotel
An advertisement fragment promotes the Homestead in Hot Springs and the Wardman Park Hotel in Washington. It mentions Albert flying early in March and a Mall Famous Cigarettes brand for discriminating buyers, with price hints like Val 40m Past.
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The Free Million at Lyric Theatre Ad
An advertisement promotes The Free Million a top comedy hit of the year at the Lyric Theatre. The notice touts the show as a grand entertainment and invites patrons to attend in the current season.
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Hasten Trade to Germany Hurley to Allot Ships
Military planners direct rapid increase in Atlantic sea lanes with principal ports to secure tonnage for wartime supply. Hurley orders allocation of ships and convoys from key harbors to speed logistical flow to Germany.
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Atlantic
German Cabinet Favors Import Syndicates for Credit
Paris reports the Council of Five will raise the blockade against Germany by morrow after legal review. France to publish decree annulling earlier blockade decrees, with border changes for imports. Berlin says essentials will move freely, luxuries and raw materials limited for economic reason. German ports see busy activity as neutral ships bring food, exchanging for gold at high paper-price rates.
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Associated Press
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Porta
Dutch Now Ready to Deliver Ex Kaiser to Allies
The Extrabladet cites a diplomatic source stating the Netherlands will hand over the ex Kaiser to the Allies, to be delivered at The Hague. In Paris dispatches, conference circles view Holland’s reply to the Crown Prince note as expected, with allied powers noting possible dereliction and awaiting clarifications.
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New York Times
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Italian Premier Nitti under fire in Rome debate
In Rome Deputy Codacci Pisanelli attacked Premier Nitti amid claims an Allied ambassador protested Nitti’s 1917 interview with The Associated Press. Tittoni told the Chamber unity is needed as Paris talks near a settlement, while Fiore Adriatic and colonial issues loom. Warship orders to Flume and Wilson’s Paris-bound plans feature in daily dispatches.
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Italy
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U S to lift blockade and resume trade with Germany
Under Secretary Polk announced plans to lift the blockade and resume trade with Germany. Blanket licenses likely for most commodities, with potash, dyestuffs, and chemicals under Reparation Committee control. Formal procedures to be announced within 48 hours, pending Paris council action. Similar moves considered for Austria after treaty sign. War Trade Board chief McCormick says US will resume trade without waiting for Senate ratification. Continued on Page Two.
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Germany
Supreme Economic Council
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Austria
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State Department
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War on Bela Kun Reds Discussed by Supreme Council
Paris July 11. Marshal Foch and Czechoslovak and Jugoslav envoys met the Supreme Council to discuss Bela Kun partisans against Czechoslovakia and Austria and whether to join military action. Reports say they will consult governments before any decision. Copenhagen dispatch notes Bela Kun’s Moscow delegation met Lenin and Trotzky and returned with counterfeit notes for propaganda. Budapest reports Szegedin anti communist government consolidating as red troops desert, socialist leaders join anti communists, and Bela Kun faces renewed threats. railway managers replaced and factory workers discharged.
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Epoca Pure Havana Cigars Ad Emphasizes Excellence
An advertisement extols Epoca Pure Havana Cigars, highlighting excellence and individuality as the brand’s fine point and allure.
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Bellans in Hot Water In Logistics Advi
Bellans faces scrutiny over urgent logistics advisory amid operational pressures. Officials say the issue concerns supply chain timing and allocation, with no confirmed injuries or fatalities. Stakeholders call for rapid review and corrective steps.
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Harden for envoy here. German ambassador planned
Copenhagen July 11 Maximilian Harden editor of Die Zukunft Berlin will likely be named German ambassador to Washington as soon as relations are restored, according to the Fremdenblatt of Hamburg The Five Million Theatre advertisement notes The Big Comedy Hit at Lyric Theatre
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Ashington
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Hamburg
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Silent on two thirds vote in Moore remarks
Dr. John Bassett Moore, former Assistant Secretary and Counsellor of State, declined to discuss whether he advised President Wilson that a two thirds Senate vote was needed for treaty reservations. He would not confirm or deny reports on his views or on whether a majority or two thirds would be required for any amendment. The item ends with an unrelated ad fragment about Calox Tooth Powder.
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League Fight Framing Up Shantung Question Large
At least two opponents of the league prepare to center attack on the Japanese deal next week as tensions rise over the Shantung issue.
Wilson May Face Senate Over League Treaty
Washington July 11 The Senate Foreign Relations Committee members said President Wilson would likely be invited to testify as they review the Peace Treaty. Senator Moses of New Hampshire plans a resolution to compel daily appearances. Swanson and Borah favor inviting him. Hitchcock’s position as spokesman is debated amid shifts, Swanson asserting cordial ties with Wilson. Swanson defends Shantung settlement, arguing Japan recovers costs of driving Germans from China. Article X and XXI cited as centers of debate with few amendments expected.
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