Austrians Drop Scouts French Back in Albania Advance
An official dispatch from Washington notes Austrian forces in Albania retiring to new defenses as French positions in the Albania and Marne wedge area strengthen. Reports from Vienna describe Austrians preparing a defensive line after repulsing a detachment toward Corry, while British and French actions along the Somme and Veals valleys push positions east of the Rethe forest. The piece includes dispatches on Italian and Allied operations, and a side note about civic efforts to remove political posters in New York.
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Albania
Marne
Washington
Vienna
London
Jenlay
Swar
Vevali
Wombretel
Corey
Soissons
Corry
St Paul
Rete Forest
Building trades strike called off in city
Strike by city building unions ends after May halt on YMCA Starr hospital Sifers Candy Old fur home Kingkade hotel Meland Gentry Motor Swift storage Caldwell residence Russell and others resume work. A joint arbitration board to prevent future stoppages is established, with five contractors and five workers plus a tie breaking sixth.
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Focal Building
YMCA
Starr Hospital
Sifers Candy Company
Old Fur Home
Kingkade
Meland-Gentry Motor Company
Swift Storage
Caldwell
Russell
Contrac
Fies
Builders Exchange
Building Trades
Mines bottle up U boats at home says sea chief
London July 11 the sea chief declared submarines would lose freedom and he was glad to note there were fewer of them at home. The statement underscored Allied efforts to contain U boats and tighten naval control amid ongoing war.
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SEA Chief
London
Times Corrects False Intoxication Charge About Miss Marsh
The Times reports a correction after publishing a item alleging Miss Marsh faced intoxication charges. No such charge existed and no formal complaint was filed. Miss Marsh and her father were arrested on domestic and disturbing the peace complaints, which were dismissed when the domestic failed to prosecute. The error arose from confusing a separate intoxication case, and the paper retracts the aspersions on Miss Marsh’s character.
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Times
Miss Marsh
M Marsh
C J. Mar
the Times
Two Die in Philadelphia Arsenal Blast
Two workmen died and four others injured when an explosion rocked a Philadelphia meat arsenal today. Officials said a worker dropped a loaded shell, triggering the blast at the facility in Frankford.
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Frankfor
Eaplociegte
Dean
Wes
Partly Cloudy Weather Forecast Update Tonight and Friday
Weather forecast indicates partly cloudy skies tonight and Friday with light winds. No major precipitation expected and temperatures mild, aiding outdoor plans across regions mentioned in the brief.
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Sarmner
Wisconsin Man Kills His Sister and Friend Then Self
In Waukesha Wisconsin an apparent family tragedy is reported as a man named Hille from the Hille rock farm killed his sister Hulda and a friend Fenze before taking his own life. The coroner arrived after a farm hand summoned authorities to the Hille farm southwest of town. The killer was believed to be mentally unbalanced.
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Waukesha
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Tuly
William Fille
Hulda
Est Fenze
Hille Rock Farm
Here
Hille Farm
Hille
Fenee
Siberians Seek To Disown Pact Made At Brest
The report notes Siberian leaders aim to repudiate the Brest Litovsk treaty and form a Rus republic with autonomy for Siberia while rehabilitating the army and accepting debt, amid chaotic war conditions and moves by white guards near Moscow and communications cut between Moscow and Vologda. A Tokio dispatch also cites a Sib expedition and other posts from London and Copenhagen concerning related events.
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Associated Press
Vologda
Russia
Moscow
Yaroslav
London
Siberian
Rusrepublic
Nichi Nichi Shimbun
Tokio
Daily Express
Germany
Siberia
Chamber Discusses Oklahoma City Cotton Duck Mill Plan
Leroy of the Chamber of Commerce met with Cottingham to discuss a proposed cotton duck mill in Oklahoma City. The idea calls for expanding investment and lowering per member shares to start the weaving unit, with Johnston supporting the project as a way to utilize Oklahoma cotton, create jobs, and keep profits local.
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Leroy (Itihs
Chamer of Commerce
T R. Cottingham
Chamber of Commerce
Cotting
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Gibbs
Cottingham
Johnston
J. H. Johnson
Oklahoma Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association
Keenhoma
Prohibition Bill Delayed As Senate Moves On Wire Control
Washington Jolyn reports that at 2 o'clock the Senate agreed to lay aside the prohibition bill temporarily and proceed with the wire control measure with no objections from prohibition advocates.
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Washington
Jolyn
Senate
Husband Accused of Deserting Ill Wife in Divorce Filing
Mrs Gene E Perry alleges in district court that Clarence R Perry deserted her while sick and refused to provide care She claims cruelty and repeated severe beating before he left They wed in El Repos on March 12 1925
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Gene E Perry
Agai
Clarence R Perry
el Repo
March
Peace speech cites German sword aid for victory
In a Prussian house of lords address Count Behrendorff warned that peace worthy of sacrifices requires the aid of the German sword. The vice president replied that government confidence remains firm and victory in the east is won, with western victory seen as near.
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House of Fords
Count Behrendorff
Bagel
Reichstag
Rnment
Fall of Koehlmann Opens Pan German Rule
In London July reports claim the fall of Foreign Secretary von Koehlmann was arranged by German army leadership, signaling an open Iran German regime under military control. Pan German papers praise the victory while Admiral von Hintze is named foreign secretary as part of Krupp aligned policy. In Geneva and Washington the dispatches note Krupp ties and a naval casualty at Miami.
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London
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Germany
Holland
von Hintze
Pan Germain
von Hinter
von Tirpite
Krupps
Geneva
von Kuehmann
Krupp
Naval
Washington
Louis P .Ee
Miami
Nav Department
Townsend
White Soldier Hanged for Assault Near Camp MacArthur
Nat Hoffman, a 25 year old former supply soldier from Pennsylvania, was hanged at Camp MacArthur stockade for criminal assault of an 11 year old near the camp last April. He was tried by court martial, conviction affirmed by Washington, and execution carried out quietly after preparation. Hoffman's mother resides in Pittsburgh.
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Waco
Texas
Nat Hoffman
Nineteenth Artillery
Hrinade
Camp MacArthur
Hoffman
Washington
Pennsylvania
Law April
Show
Huffman
Pittshotah
Ringling Marine Wounded for Third Time Reported
Oden Y Martin, reported wounded for the third time, is among marines cited in dispatches from Ringling. He previously sustained injuries in France and writes home about hospital stays. His father, a Magnolia Petroleum manager in Dallas, is referenced in the letter.
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Ringling
American Consul To Pillaged Town Safe in Teheran
The State Department announced that the American consul at a pillaged town is safe in Teheran. Paddock had left Tabree, over a month ago with Americans amid turmoil as Tabriz was sieged and the hospital sacked.
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Teheran
Washington
Sale
State Department
Tabree
Tabriz
Y American Hospital
Bandits Loot Sparse Railroad Hold-Up Near Paola
A dozen bandits stopped a Missouri Kansas Texas train near Paola Kansas, cut the mail and baggage cars, and escaped into timber after a brief exchange of gunfire. Four people were wounded, including a Oklahoma woman and a fireman, with jewelry and a small amount of loot reported as the only gains. Police, guards, and county groups comb the Osawatomie area for clues with little trace of the robbers.
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Kan
Missouri
Kansas
Stevan Quimby
Paola Guard
Kansas City
Jefferson Highway
County Anti-Horse Thief Association
Oklahoma
Parsons
Mee L. Dy Williams
Achive Okla
CT Witcher
Robbers Take Small Sum From Mail Car
Muskoge e Okla July 11 according to W P Colton Kansas one of the mail clerks on the Katypas keriger train footed try srandits near fare last night the robbers secured only an insignificant amount of money from the rifled mail and express tars Four registered packages none of which is believed to have been valuable were taken from the mail coued None of them contained currency acc ording to Colton.
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Muskogee
Okla
W. P
Jewelry Heist in Paola Kansas Nets Tiny Take
Robbers damaged express car in Paola Kansas last night taking about $80 in jewelry the bulk of the shipment believed to be sent to a southern bank. Officials said very little booty was secured and the incident is under investigation alongside other wartime employment and production notes from across the region.
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American Express
Paola
Kan
San Alan
Employment Bureau
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