Greece Breaks Relations With Germany and Allies
Greece announces recall of diplomats from Berlin Vienna Sofia and Constantinople signaling a rupture with Germany Austria Hungary Bulgaria and Turkey as Athens shifts its war stance. The move follows King Constantine's abdication and Alexander's accession and Venizelos forming a new cabinet restoring constitutional government.
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Bulgaria
Turkey
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Constantine
Alexander
Eleutherios
Venizelos
Copenhagen
Imperial Bank of Germany
Nemioficialis
London
Amsterdam
Holland
Germany
Norway
Lomson
Thien
Xars
Copenhazen
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Foreign Office
Treasenger
Christiania
$180 Million Saved on Nation’s Fuel Bills
Washington June 25 United Press reports Secretary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane is credited with reducing government coal costs by 180 million dollars annually. Bituminous coal operators nationwide agreed to cut mine prices by 50 cents to 2.59 per ton plus an additional 50 cents reduction for government needs. New caps apply to eastern mines east of the Mississippi with varied regional figures, while western operators will meet soon for a parallel schedule.
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Franklin K. Lane
Mississippi
Iver
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National Defense Council
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Pennsylvania
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Ohio
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Columbia County
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Alabama
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Virginia
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Mississippi River
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Colorado
Texas
Montana
Utah
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The
Defense Council
Coal Committee
Washington
To &x
Western
Americans Show Courage in Ambulance Corps Citation
Paris June 29 section thirteen of the American ambulance corps was cited for great courage and self possession on May 25 when they evacuated wounded under heavy fire. Commander sub Lieutenant R O Decanesi was gravely wounded and drivers R T Cassidy and J L Thompson were wounded. In the same orders Powell Fenton of Philadelphia received a second citation for repairing his car under heavy bombardment near Monastir in March.
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Ambulance Corps
United Press
Paris
American Ambulance Corps
R. O. Decanesi
R. T. Cassidy
Chicago
J. L Thompson
Indianapolis
Powell Fenton
Philadelphia
Monastir
Mar
Ruling as to receivers in Minnesota jurisdiction
The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled that Pere Marquette Railway Financiers, a Michigan corporation, is not subject to Minnesota court jurisdiction in a freight loss suit. The decision reversed a lower court award of 12 071 dollars to J F Kerdix for loss of a carload of peaches shipped from Benton Harbor Michigan.
Raise Hogs Farmers Told Fastest Way to Boost Meat
The agriculture department urges farmers to raise hogs as the quickest and most profitable way to increase the nation's meat supply. The hog is presented as the best animal for meat and money, stressing its central role in boosting production.
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Aby Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Department of Agriculture
Ars
Austrian King Expected in Munich Visit
Copenhagen reports Emperor Charles and Zita of Austria may arrive in Munich for a political and social visit. The Berliner Tageblatt cites Munich correspondence noting the entourage includes Count Chemin, Austria’s foreign minister, and senior military and cabinet officials.
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Assocated Press
Copenhagen
Emperor Charles
Frapress Zita
Austria
Munich
Berliner Tageblatt
Count Chemin
Forsien
Landis Goes to Freeport for Delayed Trial
Associated Press reports Landis telegraphed from La Crosse that conditions favor postponement of the court in Freeport Wisconsin to July 16. The Mann act case involving Bob Shichis is rescheduled for that date.
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Associated Pree la Crosse
Win
Landia
Condilions Snterlace
Russia Adopts Daylight Saving Plan for Fuel Saving
Petrograd reports that Russia's provisional government will advance clocks by one hour on July 14 to conserve fuel. The measure, part of a daylight saving plan, aims to reduce energy use across the country.
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Associated Fresn
Petrograd
Russia
Exemption boards named in Wisconsin counties and cities
Federal approval sets local exemption boards in seven counties and major cities. Milwaukee Green Bay Madison Kenosha La Crosse Oshkosh Racine Superior list boards with key members including Corry Sensenbrenner Hull Laabs Patch Sensenbrenner and others. Counties named include Winnebago Fond du Lac Manitowoc Outagamie Shawano Sheboygan Marinette Marquette Waspace and others with multiple board units.
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Wis
E. Philipp
Wilson
Washington
Pane
Dodge
Fond du Lac
Manitowoc
Marathon
R Ock
Outagamie
Green Bay
E. 8S
Hall
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T. J. Oliver
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H. W. Fisk
R. R. Campbell
Frank B. Desney
Kenosha
C. H. Pfennig
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G F. Adams
Alfred Terrill
Chester Barnes
James Kavanaugh
la Crosse
A. A. Bentley
C. W. Hunt
W. Lueck
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J. E. McConnell
Frank P Hixon
O. S. Norsman
W. Dowling
H. FE. Purcell
E. R van Vieck
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H. Jackson
A. Johnson
Brown
Oshkosh
D. E. McDonald
GJ. Combs
J. ¥. Hull
George Hilton
John H. Laabs
E. T. Hagene
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Racine
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R. C. Burgess
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C. W. Leach
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GH. Porter
Mann
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Cool
Neenah
H. B. Patch
Omro Fond du Lac
T. E Worthington
A. S. Wilkinson
Fon McGanney
E. T. Markle
Emil Kremer
RE. Bett
John P. Kaik
North Fond du Lac
C. H. Graham
Roy Reed
Ripon
Br HJ. Weld
Campbellsport
EB. G. Stillmacher
Vandine
Viz
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George H. Dicke
J. R. Currens
Herman Ludke
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Willam Morgan
Cato
Willam Getzlo
Kiel
C. Cavanaudh
Reedsville
Mito Dushek
Maribel
Eaward Draeger
W. F. Wolf
Potato prices dropping in northwest market
United Press reports the northwest market sees falling potato prices from 2.35 to 2.73 per bushel with declines expected through July 15 as a record potato crop looms. Leaf lettuce sells at 20 cents per bushel, onions at 3 cents a pound, beets at 25 cents, and strawberries at 12 to 13 cents per quart. Normal levels could return in about three weeks.
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United Press
St Paul
Minn
Northwest
Another Child Missing In Wisconsin Mystery
A second disappearance within a week is reported in Superior Wisconsin as thirteen year old Rosie Kiszewski vanishes after starting downtown Tuesday to mail a letter. Police suspect she ran away though parents fear harm. Earlier five year old William McLean had been missing since Friday.
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Associated Press
Superior
Wis
Rosie Kiszewski
Mail & Letter
William McLean
Grace Lusk to face murder charge in Wisconsin
Waukesha June 29 officials in municipal court said arraignment for Grace Lusk charged with murdering Mrs. David Roberts depends on Lusk’s hospital condition. She may waive preliminary hearing and her trial could move to December. She is held under two deputies and may be moved to county jail once discharged.
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United Press
Waukesha
Wis
Grace Lusk
David Roberts
Misa Linek
Wisconsin
Miss Lusk
Wisconsin pharmacists urge militia exemptions and board representation
The Wisconsin Pharmaceutical Association meeting in Milwaukee on June 29 passed a resolution urging the government to grant exemptions from military service to pharmacists to avoid handicapping their trade. It also supported standing commissions for listed pharmacists and doctors, and asked for pharmacist representation on the Washington medical advisory board. The legislative committee was instructed to draft a law requiring pharmacists to join the association.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin Pharmaceutical Association
Amdieriam
Washington
Six slackers sentenced under draft act in Milwaukee court
Six men who failed to register under the selective draft act were sentenced in federal court in Milwaukee. Judge FLA Geiser gave four men prison terms, one received four months in county jail, and another was noted. The court found no intent in a majority of the cases.
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Associated Frean
Milwaukee
Dunn Case to the Jury Seeks Verdict in Wife Conspiracy
The trial of Frank J. Dunn for conspiracy in the matter of his wife Mrs. Alice McQuillin Dunn concluded its defense and the judge sent the case to the jury at around 2 pm. The proceedings occurred in Prencey St. Paul,Minn. on June 23 as jurors considered sensational crimes linked to the couple’s marital dispute.
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Prency St. Paw Minn
Eagen
Frank J. Dunn
Alice McQullign Dunn
Wisconsin Loyalty Pledge Fiasco Ends Session
Eight of ten assembly members who signed a loyalty pledge agreed to resign if a tower house bill failed. The pact dated Thursday collapsed after two somber resolutions passed and a bitter senate debate followed. The closing scene saw a protest with flags and a brief intrusion into the Senate chamber as adjournment neared.
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United Prean
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Assembly
Tower House
John”C. Chapple
Ashland
Edward
Waukesha
Benjamin Mahon
Milwaukee
John F. Donnell
FE. A. Everett
Eagle River
Frank Kubatzki
F. N. Graas
Sturgeon Bay
W J. Statth
Clark County
Senate
House
Wilcox
Evjue
Rosa
Chapple
Arts
Andre
Charnex di Rosa
Carl Hansen
Willam T .Evine
Bevigers
Whitter
Assembly of
MmMmines
Sena
Zocigck
Dutch Armored Cruiser Fires in Atlantic Waters
An Atlante port dispatch reports a Dutch armored cruiser firing a warship in Atlantic waters. The vessel, described as a representative for Viniland passengers and freight, is being prepared to act as a memorial and to depart American ports.
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Atlantic
Atlante
Coudeer
Botvard
Viniland Patasager
St Paul Road Sued for Injury to Railway Worker
Crowe Man seeks fifteen thousand dollars in a civil action for injuries after a highway accident. Herman Bremer, a section hand, was struck and run over by a heavily planed handcar on the St Paul railway line, causing the suit for damages.
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Lee
Mry
Prema Ta Creeer
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Doday
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Jewa
Ais Jee
Wilson favors food bill with beer and wine hope
Washington June 29 President Wilson urged modification of the food bill to permit manufacture of beer and wine while stopping distilled spirits. He told Senate leaders authority to control brewing and wine making could satisfy prohibitionists and aid war effort.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Sheppard
Congress
Martin
Gerry Burleson
Burleson
Capitol
White House
Gerry
Phelan
California
Senmoor Phelan
Berlin Eyes Retrenchment After Lens Fall
London dispatch reports a potential German retreat planned after Lens fall. Hindenburg may withdraw to fortified lines from near Zevenko north of Lille to Douai St Quentin, freeing Belgian and French territory. Desperate fighting expected to defend Lens amid British advances.
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London
Lens
Teutons
Lena
Ellies
Vimy Ridge
Mes
France
Atrely
Entente Leaders Call for Perseverance in War
British Prime Minister David Lloyd George in Glasgow asserts the Allies must continue fighting until goals set after challenging Germany are achieved. He warns ending the war early would be the greatest disaster, and says peace negotiations must count as victory over Prussian militarism while Belgium’s independence remains a disputed term. He notes Germany seeks peace only at terms of dominance and indemnities, not true independence.
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New York
Ententa
Germany
David Lloyd Georges
Glasgow
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Entente
Prussia
Belgium
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Jamr
Russia
Lioyd George
Wittess
Germaer
London
Rotterdam
Frankfurter Feltung
Iis
Trim
Be- Net
Holland
Belgian mission to tour west include Milwaukee and Seattle
The Belgian mission will depart Sunday for a western tour arriving in Chicago Monday morning. It will then visit Milwaukee Green Bay and a long line of cities including St Paul Minneapolis Spokane Seattle Portland Los Angeles San Francisco Salt Lake City Denver Topeka Louisville Cincinnati Charleston and Tulsa.
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Green
United Press
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Green, Bay
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Spokane
Seattle
Portland
Tos Angeles
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Colorado Springs
Denver
Topeka
Tride Rock
Louieville
Cincinnati
Charleston
West Virginia
Tulsa
Okla
German intrigue persists in Caribbean press subsidies
United Press dispatch from Washington reports Nazi influence in South and Central America. Germany reportedly extends tentacles of intrigue at a Caribbean port with censorship activity and subsidies to two local newspapers at 109 dollars monthly.
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Kausch
United Frees
Washington
1. C
Germany
Jis
South
Central America
State Department
Caribbean
Five French Ships Sunk in Week of Merchant Losses
A weekly wartime tally reports that five French merchant ships were sunk by submarines and mines in the week ending July 4. The output notes more than 1804 tons lost, and 96 ships damaged, with numerous other losses in French ports and shore facilities.
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Precey Sarce
Greivale
Poria
Fair and Warher Weather Report Update
An abbreviated weather notice notes warmer conditions for today and tonight. Highs and lows are forecast to vary with warmer readings in the south portion, and winds may shift as a warm front passes.
Chicago Bank Closure Sparks Police Guard Request
A Chicago bank, Graham Rematrications, reportedly closed its doors after failing to secure deposits. Officials requested a police guard at the private banking site as the situation unfolded.
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Chicago
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