Bolsheviks Overthrown Report Receives Cautious Notice
News wires say Bolshevik government may be overthrown with Moscow captured by Korniloff forces and Grand Duke Nicholas proclaimed emperor. Lenine and Trotzky reportedly fled to Murman coast as Berlin sources claim Kerensky named man of the hour in Petrograd. U.S. officials warn against German-sourced rumors.
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Moscow
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Trotzky
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Berlin
Tages Zeitung
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Kerensky
Russia
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Siberia
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Murman
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Finland
Nikolai
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Tiflis
Brusnoff
Kaledine
Don Cossacks
Germany
Harbin
Reports of Russ upheaval spark unconfirmed Moscow coup
Dispatches from Copenhagen cite unverified claims that Korniloff and Kal edines led a counterattack to seize Moscow with German aid. Reports say Grand Duke Nicholas proclaimed emperor, while Beein Tages Zeitung quotes Nevinsky as Russia’s future leader.
Eight Billions Voted in Bonds by House Vote
The House approved an eight billion dollar bond bill without dissent to fund wartime needs. The measure would add to the existing authorized unissued bonds for the year ending next Monday and support the fourth Liberty loan planned for October. Senate action sought before the July recess.
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Washington, D. C
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North Carolina
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Msasachusetts
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Mr. Kitchin
German Secretary Von Knuehlmann Resigns in Berlin
Assuciicu ress reports Paris says Dr von Knuehlmann offered his resignation as German secretary on Wednesday and Berlin dispatches indicate the empire will likely accept. Count von Hertling will visit German army headquarters for an important conference. Amsterdam and Bulgaria press demand Germany and Austria Hungary declare war on Greece.
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Copenh
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United Press
Amsterdam
Bulgaria
Germany
Aussia-Hungary
Kruex Acitung
Pledwere
Hearings on Strike Report From Washington
Delegates from Bridgeport munitions workers return from Washington with assurances of wage gains. The War Labor Board will hold hearings next week as 10 000 striking employees threaten production at local defense plants. Some workers have already resumed duties while further negotiations proceed.
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National Labor Board
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Dems Meet in Milwaukee Plan State Platform Conference
United Press reports Jenny Moehlenpach and John Hoemer among Democrats splashing the gruel at the state central committee session in Milwaukee. A state conference is planned around July 16 to adopt the platform ticket and campaign plans. Heavy gunfire was heard along the English coast with cannons from the west front in London overnight.
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Milwaukee
Jenny Moehlenpach
Clinton
John Hoemer
Democratic State Central Committee
Toda
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London
West Front
Waa Alee
Ibie
Fake war charity defrauded New York public of millions
A grand jury report in New York reveals fake war charity ventures defrauded between 2 million and 3 million dollars in the city last year. More than 308 organizations were investigated leading to the breakup of fraud rings described as fifty fifty workers and one hundred percent boys, with some donors pocketed by solicitors.
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Venterpri
New York City
Special County Grand Jury Bby
Swann
Ifty-Fifty
Spolla
Major Bishop credited with record air combat in France
London reports Major William A. Bishop, now transferred from the Canadian forces, has downed twenty-two enemy planes at the front. He organized a hand picked squadron of Canadians equipped with top aircraft, and in a final foray before departure he destroyed five more machines.
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Gereman
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William
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Renar
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Edward. Kemp
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France
England
Puggiand
Committed to Oshkoah Insane Asylum in Hazy Case
Fred Rumpf fifty four year old blacksmith from Sehoal County was ordered committed to the Northern Hospital for the Insane at Oshkoah after an insanity ruling. The action followed an appeal to Governor Ninn for protection from alleged tormentors. Rumpf's wife and son had previously been sent to the insane asylum in a related twenty eight year case. He claimed three bottles of poisoned water.
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Madleron
Fred Roumpf
Oshkoah
Asyhaim
Rumpf
Lord Cecil Defends Germany Peace Offer Claim
London reports Lord Cecil, minister of something, says Foreign Minister Kulhmann aimed to urge war weary foreigners to seek peace while Germany has nothing definite to offer.
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Lord Cecil
Foreigen
Kuehlmann
Germany
Cecil
Mining firm regains control after court ruling
Justice Bourquin dissolves prior court order from October 3 1917 that restricted the Butte and Superior Mining Company. The ruling returns exclusive control of its assets and receipts to the Watte and Sanner Mining Company names mentioned, restoring property valued in millions.
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Ify
Associated Press
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Watte and Sanerer Mining Company
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Bourquin
Bank Conference Called By Wisconsin Banking Officials
Madison reports that A B Kuete of the Commission of Bank ing today called a conference of all white bank officials to be held in Milwaukee July 1 to organize a state bank branch of the Wisconsin Bankers' Association. The association will hold its five annual convention in Milwaukee July 1 and 10.
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Madison
Ing A. B. Kuete
Wtite
Milwauskee
Wirsconsix Bankers' Association
Viaconda Association
Milwaukee
Associated , Press
Russia
Belight
Belleau Wood Triumph by U S Troops in France
The article lauds the capture of Belleau Wood north of Chateau Thierry as America’s greatest wartime achievement. German forces repeatedly tested American lines but were repelled, marking a moment of proximity to Paris during the recent drive. Telwood is noted as a reference point in the fighting.
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Belleau Wood
Chateau Thierry
Telwood
Paris
Helleau Wood
Ciermann
Suffrage Vote Postponed After Senate Block
Washington D C suffrage leaders postponed a vote on the woman suffrage resolution after the senate blocked it yesterday. They planned to withhold action until after the congressional recess, believing absences would doom a final push next week.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. Co
Senate
Ted
Nominations for Army General Officers Sent to Senate
President Wilson forwards eight brigadier general promotions to major general and forty three colonel promotions to brigadier general. Names include Mason M. Patrick Edward Lewis William Snow William Smith Peter Traub and Douglas MacArthur among colonels nominated. Vanderbilt, Harbord, and many other senior officers shortlisted for brigadier roles.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Generkin
Senate
Wison
Mason M. Paitrick
Edward A. T Lewis
Wiliam J. Snow
William R. Smith
Peter T. Traub
William §. Graves
James G. Harbord
Charles P. Summerall
Cornelius. Vanderbilt
New York
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Staf
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Charles C. Walcutt
Edward KR. Christmnan
Edwin JB. Winans
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Howard A. Hickok
William Cruikshank
George Tl. Shelton
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Andrew Moses
Robert C. Davis
Henry J. Mateh
Wilson
Minnesota drafted men face high rejection rate at Camp Grant
More than ten percent of 180 draftees from Winona county sent to Camp Grant last Monday were returned today as physically defective. The camp's medical exams are described as more stringent than other camps, with many rejections expected from all districts.
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Winona
MinaMore
Carp Grint
Grant
Wan Band Leader Arrested on Disloyalty Charges
Wan Band Leader in Army for eighteen years, Merman, head of the Nineteenth intimate band, of the southern department, was arrested today on charges of disloyalty. He was accused of violating the rules of war and soliciting aid to be sent to Germany.
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Ated
Ernele Municn
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Bharmann
Germany
Biermann
Typhoid Rumors Reported Among German Soldiers
Reports circulated via Associated Press that typhoid epidemics are affecting German troops in northern France. Claims state many soldiers have fallen ill, delaying the enemy offensive amid ongoing artillery pressure.
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Healthiest Troops Reported Among American Expeditionary Forces
At a weekly defense briefing, members of the house military committees were told that American expeditionary forces in Europe are freer from disease than any European troops and that a smaller proportion are ill compared with troops training at home.
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Associated Pres
Washington, D. C
House
Aar Department
Four Years Since Archduke Ferdinand Assassination
Four years after Archduke Franz Ferdinand's murder Germany faces renewed pressure as militarists push aims for world control. The author notes German leadership and Kaiser Wilhelm II must renounce militarism to avert further war.
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United Press
New York
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Austria-Humgnry
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Hohenzeltern
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Germany
United States State Department Aims Slav Freedom From Germany
The United States government, via Secretary Landing, states that all Slav peoples should be freed from German and Austrian rule. The note condemns German and Austrian officials and sympathizers who distort the stance in support of Polish freedom, while referencing Czecho-Slovaks and other Slav groups.
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United States
League Endorsement Shifts North Dakota Primary Outcomes
Early returns from fifty of fifty counties show the National Non Partisan League backed by a Republican majority in North Dakota. State officers backed by the League appear likely to win nominations, with Lyon J. Frazier leading in votes at 46,574 in surveyed counties. John Steen trails as opponent in the Republican race.
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United Press
Bismarck
N. D
Vaeters
North Dakots
Haive
Lyon J. Frazier
John Steen
Todelvimied
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Ee Ed
Embargo Lifted on Anthracite Shipments to Minnesota
Minneapolis reports Minnesota and North Dakota will resume anthracite coal shipments from Duluth and Superior after a state fuel administration lift. An administrator announced allocations will be based on dealers’ stated requirements, ending a period when dock companies diverted fuel to their own yards and independent dealers faced shortages.
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Minneapolis
Mion
Duluth
Superior
Minnesota
North Uth Dakota
McGee State
State Fuel Administration
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Aid to Russia eyed as committee to study industrial aid
The piece notes the United States pledge to aid Russia and describes a proposed government committee to select capable specialists for aiding industrial work in Russia. It emphasizes weighing each candidate’s fitness and timing before personnel travel, with a focus on nonmilitary means and safeguarding interests during possible deployments.
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Russia
Wilson
United States
Ne. Fe
Standard tire types to be reduced by 1920
Washington D C Immediate reduction in the number of automobile tire types and sizes is planned by November 1 as manufacturers comply with the War Industries Board guidance. Nine types will remain after November 1 1920 including 40 by 244 tires. non skid patterns to be phased out gradually. Officials say the motor public will see no inconvenience as production standardizes to new conditions.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
War Industries Board
Nin
Lumber Plant Burned Near Fox River Coast
A Northlane Number company lumber plant at the Fox River mouth burned in the early hours. The night watchman spotted the blaze shortly after 4 am and alerted the fire department. Firefighters could not save the plant but prevented spread. losses estimated between 50,000 and 56,000 dollars, insured.
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Associated Press
Orsigin
Northlane Number Company
Fox River
Washington Germany to Attend Prisoner War Conference
The United States invites Germany to send representatives to a confer ence in Herne Switzerland on August 5. An American delegation will join discussions on general prisoner of war exchange and treatment.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Germany
Unite States
Herne
Switzerland
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