Czar’s Troops Clash as Paralysis Spreads Amid War News
In a chaotic dispatch from Lenton June 10, reports describe Austro German forces near Kolomea and heavy fighting along the front. The piece notes massed troop movements, naval actions, and evacuations, with casualty tallies and strategic shifts as Allied and German forces contend for the region. The article also covers a separate local health scare, detailing a teen’s paralysis and the city health department’s response amid an outbreak scare.
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Petia
Greman
Lechitzkr
Saucien
Enya Priregrad
Sivers Sinigatar
Prruth
Cmag
Ss Foknt
Kestens
Paralyzing Disease Cases Reported Across Three Boroughs
The report shows total paralysis cases in Brooklyn and Manhattan with prior and yesterday tallies. It notes deaths in Brooklyn and Manhattan, and details quarantine measures by the Health Department to curb the outbreak.
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Ehitthoad
Flizabeth Downing
Walter W
Freneee Mownier
Webster Avenue
Heacklys
P. Lacwrum
Health Department
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Brooklyna
Richmond
Germany to Eat Tube Cave-In Feared Causes Transit Shutdown
Reports warn of a large cave-in under Seventh Avenue in a non specific German controlled area, prompting emergency measures. Authorities fear a collapse could endanger the subway, leading to a temporary closure as crews install supports and reroute traffic. The incident disrupts daily life and raises concerns about stability of the unfinished tunnel.
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Germany
7Th Avenue
Seventh Avenue
Rand
Pittieth Street
Subeay
Switzerland Delays Reply to Ultimatum in Trade Row
Swiss government signals further delays in responding to the German ultimatum over food and coltan supplies. The frontier dispute risks interrupting cotton shipments and broader trade, impacting Switzerland's imports and Allied supply lines amid tensions.
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Switzerland
Satgerland
Germany
Yetherland
Aber
Teerland
Germany and Austria Unite in a New Treaty
The newly drafted pact unifies German and Austrian interests under a single accord signed by Prince Arnwat von Hohenohn Langenbure and von Beiiumann Holtner. It envisions merger of central state affairs with foreign policy under a joint committee, bypassing Austrian and Hungarian parliaments as a foreign treaty under crown control.
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Loniian
Sane
Budapese
Austria Hungary
Been
Prince Arnwat von Hohenohn
Langenbure
Hebalt
von Beiiumann Holtner
Chiles
Bonaiat
Federal Council
Germany
Railroads Plan Death Benefits For All Employees
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe and other lines adopt a death benefit plan for employees with over two years service. From July 1, workers receive five percent of their last twelve months pay times years of service, minimum and maximum limits apply. Also referenced are Greek demobilization delays and Entente concerns over Greece.
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Atchison, Topeka
Santa Entente
Ubicago
Avaniaon
Topeke
Santa Fe Railway System
Submarine tale sinks as captain jokes about tow
Norfolk reporters chase a phantom story of a German submarine off the Atlantic coast. Captain Zach Cullison of the THUNWINSKY FLOREMINAY mocks the tale and says he awaits a legitimate tow. harbor officials dismiss the yarn as a harmless rumor with no basis in fact.
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Norfolk
Jane
Atlaudé
Casement To Be Hanged As Traitor
A London report on Sir Roger Casement facing capital punishment with the judge pronouncing the penalty after a protracted trial. The article covers Casement’s defiant stance, the jury verdict process, and reactions from defense and prosecution as the case neared a formal conclusion.
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London
Dunn
Roger Turement
Viechat
Chiat
England
Portyrfise
Ann
Roney Casement
Atrald
Cigt
Teading
Tio Dress Wu
Artemus Joneh
Thaffence
Alexander Sullivan
Beenusa
Wervnor Rabausting
Daniel Batley
Casement
Ghee Reed
Britain
Roger
Fife
Jrvland
Elaine
America Must Back Ideals Says Wilson
President Wiseau declares to a large Independence Square crowd that America must vindicate liberty justice and humanity in foreign policy and demand of others the same standards. He emphasizes national unity in shaping policy and rejects isolated self interest while urging the whole people to act.
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America
Wilson
Philadelphia
Wiseau
Independence Square
Wny
tAmerica
Jong Mpptaine Cheera
Witron
Washington
Trevino Reports Pershing Retreat and Villa Generals Welcome
General Trevino, commanding the de facto government forces in Chihuahua, telegraphed the War Department that American troops are retiring northward and abandoning San Buena Ventura, San Cruces, Namiquipa, and Santa Clara, which are now occupied. He said Villa generals Marcelo Carabelo, Juan Cabral, and Ramon Sousa have been permitted to enter the de facto territory from the United States.
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Mexico City
General Trevino
Chihuahua
War Department
San Buena Ventura
San Cruces
Namiquipa
Santa Clara
Trevino
Marcelo Carabelo
Juan Cabral
Ramon Sousa
United States
Mexicans Fire Captives Back At Presidio Skirmish
Reports from Presidio Texas describe reinforcements rushed to the border town as Mexican forces from the Dignaga faction attack near the Rio Grande. American troops, including Carranza rebels, contend with heavy pressure while guarding lines of communication and awaiting orders from General Pershing.
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Tudure el Pas
Tex
Prasitio
Hig Mend
Texae
Vrenidia
Alpine
Bauer
Mt Alpine
Careanaa
Dinaga Partisotr
Oprosite
Peesalis
Prego
Cval
Ridizena
Ite Beliovadt
Nieo
Mreadion
Joanie
Pitt Tio
Carsagilatas
Mexigat-America
Arranca
Carrania
Pershing
Rom
Mestan
Creseral Perskin
Additon
Sonors
Olor Yablan
Pulpit Puan
Americon
Mexica
AC Guiman
Juares
Tito Akumada
New Mexico
Columbus
Seditim Sal
Carranza
United Es
Carrizal
Peide
Mexicana
It 1A
Delara
Masican
Peace delegates depart border in here to conference
Peace delegates leave the border under the auspices of the American Union Against Militarium. The meeting hoped to avert war with Mexico and was announced for Monday in Washington by Sir David Starr Jordan.
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Albuquerque
Sasume
American Union Against Militarium
Mexico
Ington
David Starr Jordan
Ir. Jordan
Carranza Must Explain Trevino Order in Mexican Crisis
Washington June 29 The United States demands a full explanation from Carranza for orders to General Trevino to attack U S troops as Pershing’s column remains in Mexico and seeks a neutral note to avert crisis. Mediation offers are under consideration but not yet accepted as talks drift amid tension over the border presence.
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Trane Moreau
Washington
Carranza
Moxico
Wilson
Trevino
Pershing
Mexico
United States
Foreign Office
Lanning
Howean
Careranza
Wisonvines
Apnant
National Guard Taupe
Bollvin
Carraran
Ransa Haa
Principie
Wilsen
Thie Meana
Pershine
State Department
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Edo
Washington Tong
Frank H. Simonds
Tribune
Western Front
the Sunday Tribune
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Carriso
Boyd
Martizal
Trevino'e Onder
George Mell, Jr
Furnture
Masa
Lem Spilsbury
Captain Boyd
Treving
Spillsbury
Teagan
Archie Jones
W. J. Gibson
Luther Alexander
Spiltebury
Chihuahua City
Spillasbury
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Howler
Juarez
el Paso
Mexican Central Railron
Iternational Bridge
Fort Bilis
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