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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1917
Page
15
The article outlines delays in deploying U S troops to the fighting line. It emphasizes acclimation of soldiers returning from tropical climates, provisioning, and strategic planning. General Pershing’s absence from Paris reports and Navy Department notes complicate dispatch.
Fragmented text references a Paris assignment for General Pershing and a military context. Key figures appear as Cesena, Prince Bertcheknt, and General Pershing with mentions of wartime leadership and peace prospects. The passage blends garbled OCR with plausible wartime reporting on U S forces in Paris and Allied command structure.
A fragmentary depiction of an inventor creating a mechanical automaton to pilot an aeroplane. The text mentions figures like Mr Headh and Har l y Treant with imagined dangers of aerial drops, and envisions a future where machinery guides flight amid hazards and public reaction.
A Norwegian report reveals secret wireless activity linked to German signals, detailing arrests tied to contraband explosives and a tense diplomatic push. Norwegian coast watchers describe limited traffic across border towns and ships moving toward Archangel and Vadsø, while Russia hints at a separate peace and opposes sinking vessels during ongoing negotiations.
The text notes Brazil revoking neutrality with Germany in World War I, shifting toward the Entente. It mentions tensions over Brazilian ports, U S alignment, and possible entry into hostilities, with references to April events and German actions in conflict maritime zones.
Fragmented OCR text mentions an Italian designer and a vessel described as unsinkable with references to timbers, a ship, and protective materials. It includes garbled phrases about torpedoes, elections dates, and provisional government mentions, with no clear cohesive event or outcome to summarize.
The Tribune reports that German owned and managed insurance companies, immune under President Wilson, have access to insured premises including munitions plants like Bethlehem Steel and Carnegie plants. Such access enables plans to be drawn and kept in policies, with German agents connected to the German secret service embedded in major firms.
Samuel Hopkins Adams praises The Sunday Tribune's upcoming publication of Ari zona Ray. The Los Angeles mining story is described as vivid and masterful, contrasting good and bad mining shares. Readers urged to order advance copies for July release.
A historical war era piece reports Lord Northcliffe urging absolute frankness in American journalism to sustain morale and national resolve. He argues censorship dampens truth, notes Britain's wartime controls, and predicts shifts in advertising and industry to support total war aims while envisioning postwar press freedom.
A Lafayette Squad member Corporal Hall was shot through the tongue while fending off seven German planes over the German lines. Despite wounds he guided his craft back toward French territory and landed near the lines where he received care.
Report outlines federal pressure to lower bituminous coal prices across states, detailing reductions from $5.26 to $3.50 for lump sizes and varied cuts by Virginia West Virginia Indiana Alabama Wyoming Colorado Oklahoma and others. Mentions government inquiries, trade commission involvement, and planned price adjustments by mining districts near key states.
In a wartime session the Senate debates whether brewing should continue. Key figures include Senators Norris, Kenyon, and Harding opposing or supporting the liquor policy while agriculture leaders pressure for a wine friendly stance. The measure hinges on revenue, production costs, and potential shifts in wartime food controls.
Reported statement from Hoover denies that final wheat control plans have been made. Text references debate over agricultural policy and timing of any government action, with unclear details and potential political factors influencing decisions.
Fragmented report describes submarines attempting to breach steel nets with circular knives and root-like devices attached to conning towers. The scene depicts a damaged submarine during wartime patrols amid shelling and torpedo attacks, with unclear outcomes and lingering questions about effectiveness.
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