Italian and French Troops Gain in Albania
Report from Roare cites Italian and French advances in Albania as continuing. Allied successes threaten Bulgarian lines near Monastir and could rally south Slav uprisings while drawing near Beirut. Austrian statements acknowledge progress by the French and Italians.
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Shington
Roare
Alba
London
Albania
Balkan
Devoli
Adriatia
Essad Pas
Senate
Saloniki
Monastir
Beirut
Big Increase in Taxes Proposed by Treasury
Preparations for framing new war revenue advance in the house ways and means committee with focus on treasury department suggestions for higher taxes on luxuries and necessities. The plan doubles taxes on liquors and tobaccos and adds rates on jewelry, automobiles, gas, hotel rooms, cafes, and clothing, aiming to shift much to the consumer.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Treasury Department
Committed
Treasury
German Officials Move to Accept Von Kuchimanns Resignation
A Zurich despatch reports at a German headquarters conference attended by the emperor and key leaders that Foreign Secretary von Kuehlmann will resign. The possible appointment of Admiral von Hintze is seen by French papers as a staff-driven gambit challenging the Reichstag majority and angering southern Germany.
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Pariss
von Kuchimann
von Hertling
von Hintze
Zurich
Reichstag
Germany
L'Homme Libre
von Kuehlmann
von Hintee
von Kuechlmann
Wilds
Establishing Law and Order in Siberia
The Czechco Slovak legions have achieved a rapid success in Siberia by overcoming armed opposition from former German and Austrian prisoners of war. Their campaign prompts a reevaluation of international plans to form an allied military force for Siberia and sustains wartime non interference principles. The force, now over 100000 strong, operates under orders via Professor Theirer and aims to cooperate with allied efforts against the Germans without entangling Western Front commitments.
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Washington
Siberia
United States
Europe
Entente
Niews
Russia
France
Food Shortage Report From Vienna Describes Daily Rations
A Berlin Tageblatt Vienna dispatch details rationed daily allowances in Vienna of bread and flour substitutes three ounces, meat one ounce, fat under a quarter, potatoes two and a half ounces, jam three quarters of an ounce, and war coffee a quarter ounce totaling seven and three quarters ounces. Prices for flour and meat are cited as examples of hardship in the city.
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Amsterdam
Vienna
Berlin Tageblatt
Austria Blames Germany Over Adriatic Naval Losses
Vienna blames German army headquarters for pressuring an Austro Hungarian expedition that damaged Allied nets at the Straits of Otranto and backed an attack on allied naval forces. Italians torpedoed two Austrian dreadnoughts in the Adriatic on June 10, according to captured Italian reports. Vienna admitted losses but claimed no full acknowledgment of damage.
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Straits of
Otranto
Adriatic
Pola
Vienna
ROUTED BY AMERICANS AT MARNE FRONT
A large German patrol tried to reach American trenches on the Marne front but was driven back by American forces. The clash reflects ongoing artillery and infantry actions as Allied troops hold the line and repel German incursions.
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Marne
America
Poincare at the Front with French Armies
President Poincare visits the front to review French forces as war progresses. Reports describe his presence amid army deployments and ongoing combat operations along vital lines.
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Poincare
Paria
Fmt
Sage Ae
Canadian cabinet tour praises unity with troops in France
Sir Robert Borden and his ministers spoke to Allied troops in France praising unity beyond politics, stressing Canadian support for the army and victory. They noted American aid and the high regard for the allied forces while meeting officers and units amid enthusiastic reception.
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Paris
France
Ted
Robert
Canada
United States
New Zealand
England
Aoe
Fie
Bolsheviki Overthrown in Western Siberia Report
A Reuters despatch from Pekin states that Czechoslovaks have gained control across western Siberia from Tobolsk to Zempalatinsk, with the Trans Siberian railway under Czech-Slovak authority from Teheliabinsk. Irkutsk Bolsheviks reportedly defeated by Czechoslovaks.
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London
Siberia
Czecho- Ss
Pekin
Tobolsk
Urals
Zempalatinsk
Trans-Siberian Railway
Teheliabinsk
Ural Mountains
North
Rus
Irkutsk
Beef Saving in Canada War Time Economy Report
Ottawa reports major beef savings in Canada as a war time measure. Since a new branch under the supplies and transport rectorate began, army camps in ten military districts saved about two and a half thousand pounds of beef in May and roughly the same in June. The report highlights broader food conservation across Canadian camps where troops are fed, including a twenty cent wheat flour substitute and standard flour supplies ordered by Canada food authorities.
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Canada
Ottawa
Canada Food
Russia Ready to Enter Peace Talks with Finland
The Bolshevik government signaled readiness to negotiate peace with Finland after Finnish proposals for a settlement of relations. Reports mention Russia might cede a coastal strip along the Murmansk coast to Finland with a strong naval presence, but no formal reply from the Bolshevik side was recorded at that time.
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Russia
Finland
London
Enco Sgrereamee
Murmansk
Roses for Irrigationists in Nelson at Western Canada Meet
In Nelson British Columbia the event for irrigationists will feature roses to impress prairie delegates at the Western Canada meeting in July 2024. The roses are promised in greatest profusion during the emphasis on the horticultural display.
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Nelson
B. C
Bags First Airplane With the American Forces on the Marne
A fragmentary report notes an airplane carrying bags and gear with American forces on the Marne front. The dispatch mentions locations north of Château-Thierry and attributes the account to lines from the front.
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Marne
Lient
Tarent
Brooervelt
Onervelt
Chatebe-Thiarsy
Enemy Aliens Threaten England War Debate
London discussions follow Lloyd George move to wind up German banks and intern aliens. Sir George Cave outlines recommendations to keep German economic interests blocked while internment policy debates widen amid Clapham and press reactions.
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London
England
Committee of Six
Lloyd George
George Cave
Eepepegens
Rotary
Bayea
Peepees
Aaa
Northcliffe
Westminster Gazette
the News
The
Daily Chronicle
Manchester
Clapham
House of Commons
Noel Pemberton Billingsley
Erton
Daily News
Vethnee
Lord Milner
Aerial Operations Report July 10 Draws Bomb Drops
A London dispatch notes seven enemy machines captured and others driven out of control during a July 10 aerial operation. Heavy showers interrupted observation and bombing, but no significant progress was halted as rain limited flying and target coverage.
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London
U S Exports to Allies Reported in War Food Office
London reports Sir William Goode reveals that from 1917 to 1914 the United States exported a large wheat product total to the allies. Hoover estimates show a portion as voluntary American aid, with figures reflecting wartime relief and production figures.
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U. S
London
William A. M. Goodelingen
Food Ministry
United States
Herbert Hoover
Fifty Belgian Girls Killed in German Raid Near Yser Front
A German air raid hit an ambulance park at Lapanne behind the Yser front, killing over fifty Belgian girls, many making bandages. Bombs struck near a villa. dozens died instantly and others died of their injuries shortly after.
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London
Lapanne
Yser
Hague
Vaen
Paris Bombardments Cause Heavy Casualties and Panic
The Temps reports German air raids on Paris and suburbs. Between January and June there were 55 killed and 203 wounded, with 118 wounded earlier and 49 days of bombardment. Official tallies exclude those who died later or were crushed in the March 1 raid.
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Paris
Janizen
Nilea
Joe
No Unworthy Peace Fight to Finish Is New Zealand Premier's Cry
Premier Massey tells the Australian New Zealand luncheon club of a visit to wartime fields praising crops and urging unity. He condemns German crimes by fiends and hopes for victory despite German intrigue, trusting foes will not dictate peace terms.
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New Zealand
London
Luucheon Club
Massey
Yaar
Geddes praises minefields limiting submarines in war
In London Sir Eric Geddes declares minefields across the North Sea to the Norwegian coast and near Heligoland Bight restrict submarine operations. He notes fewer mines now and that top naval units venture into the Bight at night to thwart enemy subs, reflecting war conditions.
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London
Eric Geddes
British Admiralty
Oes
Erie
Norway
Scotland
Straits of Dover
Heligolan Bight
Corps d
Kaiser's Bombast Reflects Confidence in War Effort
Fragmentary telegram from the German emperor extols steadfast sacrifice and unwavering faith in ultimate victory. The message promises continued resolve as the war intensifies, asserting divine favor and imminent success for Germany.
Bolsheviki Guarantee in Amsterdam City Row
A Bolshevik government member has taken up residence in the German embassy at Amsterdam, offering assurances to Bertin al S regarding the safety of the German person and the crement undertaken to guarantee security.
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Amsterdam
Arters
Atyosrow
Bertin al S
Finland seeks food from Entente powers through Sweden
General Anne commander of Finnish forces met the Swedish minister to discuss securing food supplies. The talks aimed to ease the food situation described in dark terms as American envoy notes limited land and scarce supplies amid ongoing pressures.
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Stockholm
Anne
Sweden
Robbers Steal Little Spoils in Express Shipment
Kansas City officials of the American Express Co report that the bandits who attacked a fast express train fled with few spoils. Authorities indicate the robbers escaped prior to reaching a secure location, leaving minimal evidence behind.
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Kansas City
American Expresa C
Rentas
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