Senate Votes For Dry Bill Brewers Coal May Be Cut Off
The Senate approved the drys by 86 to 2 in a move linking the prohibition amendment to the 11 1 100,000 agricultural bill. The measure would bar sale of alcoholic beverages after November and December, likely becoming law unless President Wilson vetoes. Meanwhile the fuel administration warned breweries they face coal shortages, risking shutdown within eight months as malt stocks dwindle. Officials cited non war industry curtailment and transport limits as factors. The action intertwined with future brewing operations and overall wartime fuel policy.
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Pershing's Army to Observe Bastille Day
General orders set July 14 as a day of celebration for the American Expeditionary Forces in France. Tributes by British and French relief workers in London praise the Allied bond and plan widespread observances across Britain and its empire with bells, parades, and gratitude for the past.
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Murphy Scheme to Nominate Hearst Faces Opposition
Charles F. Murphy rejects all seven Syracuse chosen men as governorship candidates. Prominent Democrats say Hearst will be the choice, with Tammany Hall influence evident in the process. Anti Hearst factions, including Osborn backers, plan to block the Hearst Hylan Murphy ticket at Saratoga if no agreement is reached.
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German Fund Behind Rumely, Raised Here
Federal grand jury began its investigation into Dr Edward A Rumely and the purchase of The Evening Mail with German money The probe aims to reveal higher up individuals in the German propaganda ring and to show funds were raised locally Two bankers were questioned and one reported a conference with Rumely and Count von Bernstorf Stoddard and Block were summoned to Washington with company books and all editions since control began The government continues its case against Rumely as the espionage money is traced to source Continued on page eight
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Kaiser Admits Allies' Will Is Unbroken
Amsterdam dispatch reports the German Emperor replying to a Cologne University telegram praising invincible German bravery and self sacrifice. He says Allied will remains intact while German sons rally to the war lord to win life, happiness, and freedom for the Fatherland's development. God will be with their just cause.
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Thousands Pay Tribute To Major Mitchel In City Hall
New York City honors Major John Purroy Mitchel soldier and former mayor. His body lay in state at City Hall as about 6,000 mourners viewed the casket each hour. Crowds formed long lines along City Hall plat and through rotunda while police maintained orderly passage. Continued on page four.
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Czecho-Slovaks Gain in Siberia Delays Allied Plans
Washington reports the Czecho-Slovak legions have re established order in Siberia and defeated pro German and Austrian prisoners of war halting Entente war preparations for a Siberia campaign. The United States seeks to aid economically while avoiding weakening the Western Front. Delegations and officials discuss plans as the situation evolves.
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Overthrow of Dr. Kuehlmann Shuts Reichstag Budget Vote
A Berlin dispatch reports Socialists demand Kuehlmann's resignation before approving the budget. Von Kuhlmann returns to Berlin as the Reichstag is briefed. Emperor William accepts the Foreign Minister's resignation and names Admiral von Hintze as successor though no final decision exists.
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American Airmen Penetrate 50 Miles Into German Lines
American pursuit planes flew in squadron formation into German occupied territory north of Chateau Thierry, circling over newly built airfields and observing German preparations. Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt, youngest son of former President Roosevelt, downed his first German aeroplane, while his squadron escaped unscathed after a 5,000 yard altitude engagement. The report notes German political turmoil and mounting militarist efforts as Allied observers watch developments.
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German Rail Movements Behind Lines in Lorraine Report
General Pershing’s daily communiqué released by the War Department notes no major impacts in Section A. In Section B near Chateau Thierry German activity is mostly quiet on July 3, with heavier enemy artillery near Vaux but fewer total shells, and a failed raid on a forward position. Troop movements in German rear areas were visible, including four companies at once, and traffic was heavy. Fire damaged Bouillard Farm buildings as our batteries exploded targets.
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Balkans Front Shifts as Forces Rally Across 65 Mile Line
Allied armies push through Albania near the Adriatic driving toward Berat as French and British troops advance on the Albanian front. In the west the French seize prisoners and gains near Chavigny farm and La Ville, while German guns pound Picardy and Flanders as a major offensive looms.
Forces of Allies Advance 15 Miles On Albania Front
Allied forces push along a sixty five mile Albanian front from the upper Devolh to the Adriatic Sea driving Austro Bulgarian units back. They report fifteen mile depth gains at certain pockets and heavy losses for the attackers with over 1500 prisoners taken in total. Albanian troops under Essad Pacha aid the advance giving local familiarity and aiding the French Italian forces on a widened front despite renewed Austrian resistance.
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