US protests sinking of vessel Frye under treaty rules
The United States maintains that destroying a neutral vessel carrying contraband is not justified by Article 13 or treaty provisions with Prussia. It argues the sinking violated obligations, that damages should be adjudicated by direct diplomacy, and seeks prompt indemnity rather than prize-court settlement.
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Germans Win Dniester Battle Amid Stubborn Front
Petrograd reports ongoing fighting as German forces press along the Dniester and Vistula fronts. Soviet officials say German activity is focused on the Dniester and Vistula with limited gains and heavy losses in counterattacks, while Russian troops retreating toward Narol hold the northeast line.
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Teutons claim Halicz capture and Dniester crossings
Bulletin from German Military Headquarters reports Halicz in Galicia captured and the Dniester River crossed. von Linsingen’s forces say they have captured or dominated all crossings, pressed the enemy toward the Gnila Lipa branch, and taken thousands of Russian prisoners.
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British E-11 Sinks Twelve Vessels in Dardanelles Raid
A crewman’s account from the submarine E-11 describes a daring patrol through the Dardanelles. Lieutenant Commander Nasimith and crew claim sinking multiple targets, including troop transports, a German liner, and a patrol craft, with attacks near Constantinople and in the harbor.
Big Guns Duel On Western Front Reported By Paris Berlin
Paris bulletin notes heavy artillery duels between Arras and the Aisne with German attacks repulsed north of Arras and in the Meuse hills. A French aviator raided Friedrichshafen, dropping eight shells before landing in Switzerland. German claims of a Vosges hill capture are denied by Paris.
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Resolutions Urge Wilson to Stop British Interference
Georgia Legislature passes resolutions urging President Wilson to use all means including diplomacy or retaliation to curb British interference with American commerce to neutral nations. It cites Britain’s seizure of vessels since March 1 depriving Southern cotton producers of access to a market for over 1,000,000 bales.
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Georgia
Europe
Germans press Verdun area with aim at Chalons line
Paris report quotes Lieut. Col. Rousset of the Petit Parisien as saying German forces fight near Bagatelle and Calonne while trying to reach Verdun. He notes their push would also target the Chalons to Sainte Menehould railroad but doubts the efforts will succeed.
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British Submarines Strike Turkish Shipping in Marmora
British submarines damaged Turkish shipping in the Sea of Marmora. The Turkish fleet took refuge in the Golden Horn and Bosporus as reports from Athens dated June 28 describe ongoing torpedo actions.
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London Daily News
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Crown Prince Ruptureich Discusses War Tactics and American Shells
The Crown Prince described heavy German losses, estimating at least 60,000, and praised French troops while noting battlefield rest for his army. He credited American ammunition for French artillery success and warned American shells prolong the war, while downplaying English prisoners and denying any order against taking them. He spoke of hunting and planned America visit after the conflict.
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Berlin Reply to Promise Safety
Report outlines German stance on submarine warfare and US note. It notes Germany aims to shield neutrals while maintaining ship attacks, mentions Ambassador Gerard and Dumba, and public reaction to Bryan's statements and Berlin’s shifting tone.
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British assault destroys Bukoba fort in Africa
From Lake Victoria Nyanga a British War Office report states a combined land and sea attack on the German fortified port of Bukoba. By June 25 the fort was destroyed the wireless station out of action many ships sunk and guns captured or destroyed confirming a decisive victory.
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Wright Won't Talk War
Special to The New York Times Orville Wright in Dayton Ohio declines to discuss the Trzndon dispatch and a Dialls Mail editorial urging him to direct a British air fleet. He is highly sensitive on the war issue and would not discuss such an offer from England or any power.
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Mail
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Sanatogen promoted as a true food tonic for strength
The advertisement touts Sanatogen as a genuine food tonic that rebuilds blood and nerves, not a stimulant. It claims 21 000 physicians worldwide endorse it and cites Berlin specialist Professor Eulenberg praising its use for nervous problems linked to poor血 nutrition.
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Amelia E. Barr
Berlin
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