Ex-Czar Safe Report To Berlin Says Russian Claims Doubted
A series of international dispatches from Basel Paris London and Copenhagen report German and Russian sources doubting the death of Nicholas II former Russian Emperor. Berlin cites safe status and no court summons while Berne cites a telegram claiming assassination. Austrian and Danish outlets echo conflicting rumors of the former czar’s fate and ongoing political turmoil.
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Berlin
Basel
Switzerland
Riswan Fmibassy
Darmetadt
Nicholas
Paris
Darmatadt
Germany
Ulegram
Ehiteherin
Nicholas Romanoff
Fission
Berne
Ekaterieborg
Berni
Red Guard Shot Ex-Czar, Says Ukraine Report
Ukraine reports quote German bulletins claiming a Red Guard killed a former czar and that German sources note tensions surrounding the Tirctar tax family. The shaky text references ongoing turmoil and unnamed individuals amid terse political claims.
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Red Guard
Ukraine
Nicholas
Perur
Arbitrate Boundaries: Russia and Ukraine Agree to Settlement
Ambterdas reports in June that Russia and Ukraine reached a tentative boundary settlement in peace talks. The accord would address annexations and border issues, with consent expected from involved parties. Officials caution details remain unsettled and subject to verification.
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Ambterdas
Jim Kier
Russia
Berlin
Buea
Lea
Leo Puovler
Sheen
Washington doubts Bolshevik overthrow report
A Washington dispatch questions a Copenhagen sourced rumour that Bolsheviks were toppled. It cites returning Russians and officials noting Kornilov and Kaledinеs dead or alive unclear, while Lenine Trotsky retain power. State Department has no solid confirmation and warns of false reports aimed at influencing policy.
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Mier
Russia
Ruvala
State Department
Alliox
Provident
Stain Department
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Rilania
Mehanot
Kalodines
Melwid Heya
Lenine
Trotsky
Sorena
Germany
Romanoff
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Nicholas
Moscow
Vladivostok
Copenhagen
Wilson
Kerensky Appeal Urges Cautious Allied Action in Russia
London dispatch cites Westminster Gazette editorial urging restraint in any intervention in Russia. The piece argues Germany would exploit any opening and warns against using Bolsheviks to justify foreign action. It notes Kerensky, former Russian premier, as a cautious force shaping socialist and opposition viewpoints in London and Paris reports.
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Westminster Gazette
Alexander F. Kerensky
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Germany
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Petrograd
Bolshevik Rule Near End Amid Russian Turmoil
Reported changes claim Grand Duke Nicholas proclaims Emperor Nikolai and Trotsky as War Minister, with Kornilov aiding in Moscow’s capture. Soviet control supposedly collapsing in Irkutsk and Khaborovsk as Red Guard treachery and Allied reports stir uncertainty about Kerensky’s fate and Petrograd communications.
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Bown
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Dremler
Leon Trotzky
Musman
Kyledivex
Kornilof
Moscow
Nichiles
Siberian
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Khaboravak
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Kerensky
Ae Fale
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Puntiahey Te Thassage
Czecho-Slovak Advance Halts German Repatriation
Moscow reports that Czech Slovak operations halt repatriation of German and Austrian prisoners in Russia. About 300000 able bodied prisoners are affected, with 200000 in Siberia and 45000 in Turkestan. Many officers and workers are trapped in mines factories and fields amid disrupted rail lines.
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Russia
Prean
Moscow
Pla
Samara
Volga
Nove Nikolaievek
Omsle
Siberia
Turkestan
Perm
Ufa
Orenburg
Ukraine
Bolsheviki Weak In Siberia in Daily Mail Dispatch
London reports that Bolsheviki in Siberia are weak without Allied support from released prisoners. The Harbin correspondent cites 20,000 Bolshevik troops in Trans-Balkalidia, 4000 Magyars among them, and claims scattered Czech-Slovak forces hold large railway spans. He urges continued Allied intervention to save Russians and counter German influence. Background on Austrian prisoners, German indemnities, and unrest in Omak and Tkotsk follows.
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London
Siberia
Harbin
Daily Mail
Trans-Batkalid
Siberian
Toheliabinak
Nij-Udinsk
Russia
Alexiefz
Bolgherigina
al- Ned
Omak
Hoe
Boloshevik
Tkitsk
Thes
Alto Wan Bensod
Krummaiaesk
Big Stee
Ural
Vindiventols
Farbor
Ptroete
United States Aims to Aid Russian Industry from Abroad
Reported plan centers on informal aid by American business leaders and industrial experts to Russia to restore industry and supply raw materials. The effort would avoid military involvement, with consular and Red Cross support, and focus on licensing exports and shipping via Siberian ports to rebuild Russian commerce amid German disruption.
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Washington
Russio
Teracl
Wilson
Rusia
America
Ermany
United States
Germany
Russia
Siberian
Red Cyons
Russie
Siberia
Heleium
Northern Prince
Ain
Poincare Decorates Polish Army Flag in France
Dispatches from France describe the first division of the Polish army in France receiving its flags pennants and standards in the presence of President Poincare and Allied representatives. The president recalled Versailles promises for Polish independence and honored the volunteers with the War Cross for entering French ranks in 1914.
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Germany
Washington
Luna
France
Poland
Poincaré
Versailles
Polani
Liey
Germans to Seize Serbian Food Crops
A Zurich dispatch reports Germany plans to requisition all Serbian crops in occupied Serbia to ease Austria's food crisis. Corfu telegram notes German elements in Austria voting for requisition of harvests in occupied areas to avert famine, while Vienna fears increased misery and possible Serbian depopulation.
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Washington
Serbia
Austria
Zurich
St Ig
Viena
Gerein
Corfu
Berlin
Berbis
Caucasian Armenia Han Declared Independence
A garbled report from Amsterdam claims Caucasian Armenia Han declared independence amid unclear sources and names. The text contains multiple illegible phrases and misread words, making factual details uncertain.
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Caucasian
Armenia
Amsterdam
Stone
Merlin Hokel
C.K. Katehasian
Baned Petrole Lar
Germany Buying Up Incriminating Books
Washington reports say Germany is buying up dispatches and pamphlets in Berne and elsewhere to suppress evidence on the causes of the war. Officials note German agents are purchasing testimonies by Lichnowsky and Morrow/Mughion memoirs to prevent truth from leaking out, especially those that could prove Germany’s war responsibility.
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Washington
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Lichnowsky
Moghion
Krupp Works
Germany
Ian
Berne
Switzerland
Anya
Mirnew
Losm
Foch
Ame Sy
Kuehlmiann
British and German Plans Hour to Hour in WWI Outlook
The piece analyzes Ludendorff’s six week July to August push against Haig, noting Haig’s delayed major Ypres offensive, and British field artillery and rail expansion north of the Somme. It discusses American involvement, Allied division losses, and German strategic superiority with prisoner tallies and the potential impact of U S forces.
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Ypres
Gudendorff
Ludendorf
Ipis
Kemmel
Somme
Ludendorff
U.S
Florence Plans Fourth Of July Citizenship Cradle
Florence will honor Wilson on the Fourth with a grand civic celebration. Towns across Tuscany will participate as Florence confers citizenship on Provident Wilaop. Delegates bearing flags from the memorial guild will attend, marking an unprecedented Italian holiday. American Ambassador Thorald Nelson and embassy officials will deliver addresses in Florence and Rome.
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Atary
Florence
Provident Wilaop
Tuscany
Thorad Nelaan Paro
Rome
Oni
Peter Jap
Secuncillor
Florala Hi
Lie Guardia
Wiencher
American Aviation Corps
Reptaants Tive
Congress
New York
Pact Between Bolsheviki and Germany Aimed at Poland
Cracow’s Nation’s Voice reports a secret pact between Germany and the Bolshevik government to crush Polish aspirations. The eight articles authorize German-led policy, Russian coordination with agitators, and vigilante measures over Polish national groups, with tensions rising across Galicia and Russian Poland as unrest spreads.
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Bolsheviki
Germany
Poland
London
Runvinh Bolshevsk
Polanis
Nation's Voice
Cracow
Galicia
Adiapatch
Timea
Milan
Bolshevie
Russia
Gracow
Democratic
Austria
Ruasiz
Steich
Lithuania
Ukraine
Chelm
Warsaw
Russian Poland
Mousnitsky
Pobrnaty
Ugain Interiy
Dombrown
July 4 Holiday Declared by French Nation
Readable fragments report French government and chamber figures urging unity with the United States for Independence Day. Statements from Deputy Maurice Hekanowski and Henry Franklin-Rouillon highlight Allied collaboration and American forces in France. Ambassador William Graves received applause as the chamber backed a unified July Fourth celebration.
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Maurice Hekanowski
Cloer
France
Henry Franklin-Rouillon
Jhhairman
Naldier
Nother Milion
Bcean
Wildon
Wildan
Prénklis-Bouillon
Haid
Chamber
Fiera Arout
William Graves
Deschanel
Bsadly
Sharp World
Paris to mark Fourth of July with joint American aid event
City Councillor Péiry proposed that Paris join in a Fourth of July celebration with the United States and the American Red Cross. The plan includes a reception at the City Hall with official US representatives and Red Cross members, and a special Fourth of July entertainment for wounded Allied soldiers in Paris. American ambulances will evacuate the wounded between hospitals and shelters will be arranged for air raid safety. The programme features performances by French and American actors and a boxing bout between American ambulance men and French boxers.
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America
Péiry Bes
Paris
G Ving
Guty Hall
United States
American Red Cross
United States Army
Aznarican
Ansl Operat Stura
French Socialists Aid Plans for Fourth of July Events
French socialists join plans to celebrate American Independence Day with a focus on art and propaganda. A subscription drive aims to fund the celebration and deter forceful interference in French waters. Admiral Henry B. Wilton of the American fleet is expected to attend the ceremony.
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Henry B. Wilton
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