Moscow Turmoil Over Mirbach Assassination Sparks Revolt Claims
Reports from London and Washington describe a violent Moscow upheaval following Count von Mirbach’s assassination. Bullets, machine guns, and street fighting pit Bolshevik forces against Social Revolutionaries as authorities claim suppression. Authorities in Berlin and Basel relay cautions and condemnations amid shifting alliances and potential German aims in Russia.
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Associated Press
London
Count von Mirbach
Russia
Moscow
Washington, D. C
Switzerland
Copenhagen
Marman
Arctic
Wareoe
Norway
Christiania Tidens Tegn
United States
Murmansk
Basel
Nikolai Lenine
M. Joffe
Berlin
Count von Air
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Kaiser
Nikoall Tlenine
Amstertam
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Frankfurter Zeitung
Count von Mirhach
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Russia Back To Nihilism Nihilism Returns Amid Russian German Strife
The piece argues Nihilism will revive in Russia as German actions intensify repression under Romanov rule. It predicts renewed terrorist responses and notes German pressures on Moscow and Petrograd while war strains in France limit Moscow crackdowns. It frames Nihilists as capitalizing on German impulses to destabilize the regime.
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The
Daily Chronicle
Moscow
Lenine
Tchitcherin
Low
Masom
New York
von Mirbueld
Russsia
Despe Pself-Lefence
Romanos
Pkty
Germany
Court Martial Trials Dowling in Irish Plot Case
A court martial opened in London to try Corporal Wowtin and Joseph Dowling for alleged involvement with a German plan to form an Irish brigade. The prosecution described a German backed conspiracy to recruit Irish prisoners and to rally U S support, with testimonies about an Irish brigade and a torpedoing incident related by a survivor.
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Carp
Joseph Dowling
Tower of London
Lord Cheylesmere
Corporal Wowtin
Feaver
Germany
Lrend
Archiball Bodkin Cutor
Evaders Kill Offiers in Arkansas Hills Hunt
Troops aided by a machine gun company scan Cleburne county hills for more than twenty alleged drift resisters after a sheriff’s party clash left three taken dead. The leader Thomas Atkinson and his son died. Porter Hazrlwood, a driver, was killed. Captured suspects are held for trial.
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Rock
Thkas Navnal Guard
Cleburne County
Thomas Atkinson
Atkinson
Porter Hazrlwood
Bung
Eher Sprigs
Tragedy in Forest Fire Leaves Wis Man Dead
Riehland Center man killed while felling trees near Monti Wisconsin. Fire crews face fast spreading flames in Fergus County area as Missoula officials request help from Denver and Ogden to control the blaze. Forester K T Ruthredge warns the situation is desperate.
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Monti
Associated Pr
Missoula
Montimer
Kuchland Center
Wis
Clearater Forest
Rorthwest
Denver
Ogden
Minhh
Fredit
Lnthiet Morester
K. T. Ruthredge
One Gaylord Funeral for Seven Year Old
Milwaukee reports the funeral for Tengamie Gaylord seven years old, son of Winfield Gaylord, who died after injuries from a streetcar collision that shattered the family auto. Services will be at George S Thomas undertaking parlors on Milwaukee street, with burial at Weedlawn Cemetery. The bereaved family also includes Mrs Gaylord, Oliver, and Ger, who were injured in the crash and treated.
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Lng Beiter
Mspatial
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Milwaukee
Ttengamie Gaylord
Venexs
Winfield Gaylord
St Mary's
Tatautoek
Serviers
Thomas
Miwaukes Street
Weedlawn
Gaylord
Oliver
Win
Intensive Course For College Men As Instructors
War department announced a daily intensive course to qualify college men as instructors in the student teaching corps. Colleges enrolling at least 100 eligible students will be invited to select two men for the courses at locations including Clatteburg Fort Sheridan and Prestin Cal. Regular army officers will vote and faculty members and students are eligible to participate.
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Presten
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Interurban fare hike sought on Wisconsin lines
The Wisconsin interurban system sought fare increases on routes including Oshkosh to Neenah and Oshkosh to Sheboygan. Officials argued deficits in Neenah, Omro and other lines justify higher rules, with new fares proposed from Oshkosh to Onore, Sheboygan to Elkhart Lake, and related connections.
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Oshcosh
Madison
Oshkosh
Neenah
Qmre
Amd du
Arnott
Oshhos
Neenah and
Oamvrn
Liv
Onire
Neragh
Kond du Bac
Ar. Arnold
Mond Duc Lac
and du Lac
North Fond du Lac
Shehorgan
Elkhart Lake
Sheboygan
Strict Coal Rations Begin Under Federal Order
The Fuel Administration will enforce strict coal allotments nationwide to prevent a repeat of last winter's shortages. Households can only burn enough coal to keep their homes at sixty eight degrees, with penalties for excess use or rule violations.
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Washington, D. C
Fail to Get Word And a Few Teles Quit Their Keys
A fragmented Western Union dispatch reports scattered telegraph operators quitting as orders to cancel the strike were issued. Western Union officials say few unions complied and meetings were aborted. President Neverpint ariton outlines the cold facts behind the strike’s collapse with slim turnout and limited participation. Chicago reports suggest lockouts and strikes affecting about 242 employees in various districts.
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Western Union
TE GC. Werthan
Ghia River
Aio
Mississior
New Orleans
New York
Neverpintariton
Unian
Tbe
Wyliam
Iene
Seul
Uemien
Thia
Chicago
Konenkamp
Lockonta
Lime Company Fire Delayed by Nearby Departments
Fire at the Standard Lime and Stone plant in Knowles was halted yesterday by timely action from Brownville and Gye Lae mira fire departments. A noon spark destroyed kilns and bridgings, causing about $5,400 in losses, with $13,600 insured on freight cars. three freight cars were twisted off the tracks.
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Gye Laemira
Brownville
Standard Lime and Stone Company
Knowles
Inlurence
Senate bill to study Westernuel fuel utilization proposed
The text reports a Senate measure authorizing use of a $150,000 Interior Department fund to explore the feasibility of converting lignite for fuel oil gasoline and by products. It mentions a national spread of states and a plan tied to a physical storage connection, though details are unclear.
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Washington
Senglor Grammy
North
Leekour
Secretary of the Interior
Bense
Serage
South
Exis
Ala Faim
Arhaiesis
Louis
Congress Adjourns Abandoned Prohibition and War Legislation
Washington dispatch reports Congress failed to resume work as leaders hoped, blocking recess amid debates on war time prohibition and emergency measures. Water power legislation and telegraph, telephone, and radio control were delayed, with hearings ongoing and summer vacation in focus.
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House
Senate Interstile Commerce Commission
Dene Utatan
Ftesa
Washington, D. C
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The Columbia Inquiry Sinks Ship Toll Rising
A United Press report from Peoria details the early stage of the Columbia inquiry into the sinking of the Lucian steamer with many injured or dead. Seventy three bodies recovered and twenty to forty missing amid probe into vessel condition and potential incompetence.
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Ly United Prean Prorin
Columbiig
Willim Ly Suckett
Peoria
Roe Lionst
Carener
Ay Srand Furs
Prince Urges U S to Feed Russians
Prince Patér Kropntkin, exiled by the Tzarist regime and long based in England, issues a dramatic plea to the United States to send food to starving Russia. He declares the Bolsheviks are not Socialists and the anarchists are not anarchists, calling them expatriators and criminals.
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Patér Kropntkin
United States
Russia
England
Wilson Meets British Envoy on Russia Policy Amid Unclear Talks
President Wilson conferred with Lord Reading during a long White House meeting, amid British hints of a new Russian policy. No official stance released, but reports say urgent deliberations aim to clarify US aims toward Russia following Bolshevik rise.
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Preas Washington
Wilson
Longs
Lord Reading
White House
Washington
United States
Russia
Jon de Bassin
Navy
Supreme War Council
Pits
Yankees Make An Impression In France
A German intelligence report notes American divisions in the Marne area showing nerve and fighting spirit. It describes Americans as well built, youthful, and determined to “fight for these countries.” The document cites American resilience and suggests Germans see them as capable and formidable adversaries in future operations.
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Marne
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Stiles
Adus
Aimerlens
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Kaurone
Hite
Italians Drive On In Albania And France
Allied forces report continued progress on multiple fronts. Italian troops advance in Albania near Calpe and Peshle while in Monte Grappa region and Massile area fronts expand. Australians push northeast of the Somme with American aid. French artillery on the Marne sector intensifies as Allied lines gain a slight edge with constant German bombardment.
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Albania
Cnast
Tomura
Tila War Office
Ananugerd
Thevsand
Cal
Peshle
Monte Grappa
Massile
AIRC
Soumipaily
New York
Whterioen
Prest
Aninnieey
Homme Aretor
Amen
Mehl
Iver Somme
Marne
Th Nora
Tine Vu Amerienna
Chateau Thierry
Bern
Villore-Cottereis Forest
Chis Reston
Marna
Caravan of Tracks in Transit to New York and Houston
Special to The orthigestern reports a convoy of army cars en route from Clinton to New York and Houston. The expedition, under a 128 man detachment, will take about twenty nine days to complete the journey, with preparations continuing at the Drive plant near Osh house and Concluded consignments dispatched under military oversight.
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Chateauie
Chnhanville
New York
Houlen
Osh House
Clinton
Wan feet Sun Dar Titans Suds Bark Prreenes for Wisconsin
Obscure notes mix into a local brief with scattered names and phrases. The fragment mentions Wan feet Sun Dar Titans Suds Bark Prreenes for Wisconsin and a Tuesday reference with Lora and Vinnie Temorratyarn.
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Sun Dar Titans Suds Bark Prreenes
Wisconsin
Teneenny Fair Tenight Nae
Tatadas Yostlehely Warner
Onight
Lora
Vinnie
Washington Waiting Word of Great German Drive On Western Front
Special to The Northwestern reports American military authorities anticipate a major German push on the western front amid Allied gains. The piece notes U.S. forces, alongside British and French troops, harass the enemy while awaiting a potential southeast of Rheims strike. It highlights Baker’s letter on munition production and praises Browning weapon development as the U.S. ramps up rifle and machine gun output for General Pershing’s forces.
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Chateau Thierry
Oise
Aisne
Ark
General Och
America
House of Tlehenzollern
Baker
Representative Dent
Alabama
House Committee On Military Affairs
Pershing
Roosevelt
United States
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Count van Mirlisch
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Columbia Inquiry
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