Greeks in Revolt Seize 3 Garrison at Piraeus
British dispatches report an Anglo French fleet near Piraeus and a revolution in Saloniki. Greek garrisons at Saloniki Vodena and Fort Little Karacurun reportedly surrendered to a rebel committee as French troops moved to secure barracks.
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Piraeus
London
Athens
Larissa
Saloniki
Foreign Office
Alexander Zaimis
Venseios
Aloniai
Christodoulos
Seres
Macedonia
Reuter
Shlamis
Piracue
Phaieron
Reuters
Vodena
Little Karacurun
Greek Macedonia
Beca
Tem
Camp Kellinlek
Little Kararun
Little Maraburun
Macedonian Rebels Call Upon All Fellow Greeks to Join Allies
Dispatch from Saloniki reports a provisional government and a mass gendarme parade backing the Committee of National Defense. The movement urges Greeks to side with the Entente and drive Bulgarians from Greek soil, with officers and troops swearing adhesion and a 1000-strong gendarme column leading a parade toward French Headquarters.
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New York Times
London
Ward Price
Saloniki
Macedonia
Committee of National Defense
Seros
Greece
Athens
Zimbrakakis
Mazarakis
Sarrail
Paraskevopoulos
Third Army
Veria
Italian and Serbian Forces Drive in Albania and Macedonia War Fronts
Italian and Serbian troops press on in Albania and Macedonia as Bulgarians retreat on the Saloniki front. Romanian advances into Transylvania reach Teposteny coal region while Hungary faces bombardments and Italian offensives from Aviona push toward Tepeleni.
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London
Albania
Aviona
Tepeleni
Macedonia
Saloniki
Transylvania
Petroseny
Russians Renew Galician Drive Near Halicz
Russian official report says General Hrusiloff’s forces resumed the Galician offensive while Volhynia sees fierce German Austrian counterattacks. Petrograd claims 259 officers and 16,501 men captured yesterday, including 2,400 Germans, with heavy fighting near Halicz and Dniester. An air action and aviator engagement are also noted.
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London
Hrusiloff
Galician
Volhynia
Vladimir-Volynski
Petrograd
Halicz
Berlin
Dniester River
Carpathians
Tomnatic Mountain
Ment
Labusy
Baranovichi
Nikitin
Lake Vygonovskok
Oginsky Canal
Vladimir Volyncki
Lokatschi
Oleksinetz
Filippov
Khrizoskoley
Reion
Horozanka
British Would Force Germans to Surrender Tonnage Equal to That Sunk by Submarines
The London debate argues that after the war Germany should surrender equivalent merchant tonnage for ships Allied submarines sink. Clergy and editors urge policy to retaliate against German ruthlessness, with calls to replace destroyed British and neutral shipping from Germany’s intact tonnage.
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London
von Hindenburg
Germany
Worcester
William Moore Ede
London Times
Ballin
Westminster Gazette
Villa Wins Battle Near Santa Ysabel in Mexican Campaign
Francisco Villa with about 1000 men routed General Elizondo near Ban ta Yasabel, pushing Carranza forces toward Chihuahua City. Villa’s brother Hipolito Villa, former Juarez financial agent, was arrested by U S authorities at Ysleta after fleeing Havana.
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EL PA
Texas
Francisco Villa
Satevo
Elizondo
Banta Yasabel
Carranza
Chihuahua City
Villa
Mexico Northwestern
el Valle
United States
Hipolito Villa
Juarez
Havana
Ysleta
Eagle Pass
Agua Prieta
Hipolito
Fort Hancock
Fort Bliss
Leap Into Ocean as Yacht Burns and Explodes
Special to The New York Times reports Villa’s raid plan near the Mexican border as General Trevino urges Juarez troops. In Atlantic City, Captain Hollowell rescues eight women and four men from the Skibo after an explosion. Judge Endicott and guests suffer burns as the yacht is destroyed near Venice Dock.
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New York Times
EL Paso
Texas
Villa
Columbus
Jacinto Trevino
Chihuahua City
Gonzales
Juarez
Namiquipa
el Valle
Trevino
San Antonio
Custhuiriacinc
Mexico North Western Railway
Cavazos
Cuslhuirachic
Villistas
Santa Ysabel
Mexico
Obregon
Carranza
Pershing
Wilson
Atlantic City
N. J
William Hollowell
Skibo
Andrew Carnegie
Allen B. Endicott
New Jersey
Hollowell
Judge Endicott
Paul
Ear’s
Swarthmore Colege
H. Kendall Read
Philadelphia
Samuel Jeffries
W. B. Underwood
New York
L. Ireland
Pennington
Marion Wilson
Rahway
Bertha Taylor
Martinsburg
Penn
George Pennington
Edith Lyle
Captain Jeffries
Read
Ireland
Miss Wilson
Endicott
Lyle
Distress Calls Reported Near Canal Zone
Two steamers reported wireless distress calls near Cristobal Canal Zone this morning. The calls were fragmentary and the ships could not identify the distressed vessel. Navy broadcast a wireless appeal to southern waters and noted no prior naval trouble. Most Atlantic fleet units are in northern waters with others in the Gulf and West Indies.
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Washington
Navy Department
Cristobal
Canal Zone
Navy
Guantanamo
Naval Vessel Department
Gulf
West Indies
Roads Fight on Eight-Hour Law to Begin After Signature
Special to The New York Times. Railroads plan immediate constitutional challenges to the eight-hour bill once the president signs. They argue potential class legislation and confiscation, with wage-fix power in Congress disputed, and anticipate individual suits rather than coordinated action.
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New York
Washington
Congress
White House
Wilson
Underwood
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Cummins
House
Representatives Black
Texas
Steele
Pennsylvania
United States
Senate
Alabama
Interstate Commerce Committee
Adamson
Theepublicans
Representative Sterling
Illinois
Clark
Representative Fitzgerald
Mann
Railroads Lift Embargoes as Eight Hour Bill Passes
Chicago Burlington Rock Island Erie and New York Central revoke or modify embargo orders after House approval of the eight hour bill. Railroads expect Congress to compel a wage and hours framework while labor leaders urge restraint amid a looming strike risk.
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Chicago
House of Representatives
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Rock Island
Erie
New York Central
Hale Holden
Burlington Route
Wilson
Congress
Brotherhoods
Atchison
Beka & Santa Famiade
Washington
Timothy Shea
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Burlington
Greater Eastern
Senate
Long Branch
Hodginsville
Lincoln
Underwood
Interstate Commerce Committee
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Grover Cleveland
Theodore Roosevelt
Representative Gillett
Massachusetts
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Fitzgerald
Mr. Fitzgerald
J. Hampton Moore
Commission
A. HK. Garretson
Iowa
Mr. Gillett
Representative Bennet
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