Longpont Village and Adjacent Strongholds Captured on Five Mile Front
Paris reports French forces driving forward on a five mile front between the Aisne and the Marne capturing Longpont village and several adjacent strongholds. German artillery was inactive in the Verdin sector as the French advance continues. The uniccem raid extended into the Champagne region north of Monte Didier.
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Longpont
Aisne and
Marne
Verdun
Paris
Aisne
Verdin
Uniccem
Champagne
Monte Didier
Five American Planes Fall In During Raid
Berlin reports five airplanes from an American squadron were captured after an attempted raid on Coblenz. General Pershing announced five American aircraft missing following a bombing mission. An enemy raid in Vouren was repelled before reaching American lines.
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Berlin
Coblena
Washington
Pershing
Vouren
13 Boche Planes Drop In One Day
London reports that 13 German Planen were felled by British forces on July 1. Four British aircraft were lost and ten tons of British bombs were dropped in the same action.
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London
Air Ministry
Oregon Man Among Soldier Dead Named in Casualties
Washington July 12 report lists 15 dead or wounded including King Private A Nichole of Scotts Mills Oregon among 16 wounded and five missing. Casualties include killed in action died of wounds and deaths from an aeroplane accident with details from General Peewhina's daily tally.
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Washington
Perehing @leo
King
Peewhina
A. Nichole
Scotts Mille Ore
Huns Fire on Launch Engaged in Rescuing Crew From Seaplane
Washington dispatch reports motor launch No 3429 fired upon and sunk near German shore batteries while rescuing a French destroyer and an American seaplane crew. Three crewmen saved. two captured. two listed as riot.
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Washington
Na‘ve
Kworn
U S Recognition of Bolsheviks Urged in Washington
Washington July 12 It was learned that President Wilson is urged to recognize the Bolsheviks. The principal proponents Hagen and Robbing, former bull noose leader, returned from Ruada where they met Leming and Troteks. Rabbinw claim Bolsheviks are not dimate and constitute the only government existing. recognition would preserve them aiding Riewia.
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Washington
Ite
Wilson
Pian
Jre Hagen
Robbing
Bull Noose
Ruada
Joie
Riewia
Revolutionary Army Advances on Moscow
An enormous force mainly of peasants and workers led by M. Tehernoff has reached the outskirts of Moscow, signaling a major push by revolutionary factions toward the capital.
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Revolutionary Army
Moscow
Stockholm
Bel
M. Tehernoff
Soral
Siy
Moerow
WEF Navy Strikes Banned by New Wage Accord
An agreement among the Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association the American Breadchip association and the shipping board bans strikes for the period of the pact. Union members who fail to submit grievances to the board for settlement will face discipline under the negotiators’ terms.
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Washington
Tuily
WEF
Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Cociition
American Breamchip Association
All Our Allies 10 Sit at Same Table Eating Allied Bread
W W Harrah reports from Washington on allied bread and proposed U S food administration steps. Government fixed prices via grain corporation to support producers, after freight and milling costs. Consumers face higher prices, but profiteering is discouraged and price stability aims to aid farmers.
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W. W. Harri
Harrah
Washington, D. C
Sesson
Agriculture Advisory Board
Herbert Hoover
Food Administration
Hoover
Europe
Mhirteh
Pred Lingham
a@raln corporation
Aley
Grain Corporation
Noah Pihce
Willie
Warhington
Maresh
Crows
Tates
Captain Rice Safe Across Sea
Captain Lymain G. Tine reports Captain Rice is safe in Europe. Messages arrived by wire, with confirmation from New York via Captain Gallatihn’s wife and a dispatch from Captain Rice himself after arrival. Rice serves in the artillery but his exact assignment overseas is not clear.
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Lymain G. Tine
Europe
New York
Gallatihn
Rice
Capptain Rice
New Arrests in Hun Plot Made in New York
New York July 12 Julian Prinizer a Hungarian and former president of the Trans Atlantic Trust Company was arrested with three alien foes connected with dissemination of German propaganda in the United States. Government agents reveal Prinizer predicted in June 1916 that a cargo submarine would visit the United States. The Deutscla nd arrived shortly afterward. It is described that the Trans Atlantic company has been in the hands of the alien property unit seeking aiverndave.
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New York
Julian Priniizer
Trans-Atlantic Trust Company
United States
Priniteer
Doatechland
Trans-Atlantic Company
Handa Jaf
Euietoding
Aiverndave
France Pays Onservad Planes Day by Royal Decree
London dispatch reports a royal decree marking Planes Day with the British flag flown atop public buildings. Frontiers report Belgian civilians evacuating toward the east as Zebraiee and Amsterdam area tensions rise.
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France
London
Znebrugge Ameterdam
Zebraiee
Russian plan near completion changes in wartime policy
The article outlines a near finalization of a Russian strategy linking liberal economic measures with a broader military aim. It notes consultation among allies and mentions US and allied reactions, referencing wartime economic and diplomatic implications and leadership roles in Baltimore and related fronts.
Italy's Cavalry With City Troops In Albania Defense
Washington dispatches report Berat fell to advancing Italian forces in Albania. Berat, key to the road to Serbia, became the immediate objective of the offensive. Large caches of war booty and many prisoners were captured with the city.
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Washington
Berat
Albania
Serbia
Balkan Front Fights Escalate Across 300 Mile Line
London dispatch reports fighting spreading along the Balkan front from the Adriatic to Rendina Gulf as Italian infantry push 25 miles north. In Albania, Austrian forces retreat amid heavy losses while Italian and Serbian units advance on multiple fronts with rapid cavalry and air attacks disrupting Austrians and Germans.
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London
Balkan
Adriatic
Rendina Gulf
Cotton Exchange in Liverpool Bars Trading for Ten Years
July 12. Members of the Liverpool Cotton Exchange today unanimously resolved that no member of a firm shall trade directly or indirectly with the present schemes of Great Britain for a period of ten years after the war.
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Liverpool
Livgepool Cotton Exchange
Schelles
Great Britain
May a Preacher Swear In The War Context
A garbled report describes Rev. Sam TD Leland traveling to Europe with a Y M C A group and a torpedoed ship. Dialogue hints at a preacher asking for swearing permission, with the secretary permitting it under certain circumstances. A referenced Ehetieh Wehop and reaction from American preachers are noted in fragmentary form.
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Sam TD. Leland
Europe
Y. At
C.A
A. F. Bingerford
Cat & Mon
Y. M
Hintz Appointment Foreshadows Crisis In Europe
Lontion July 26 German reports warn that Admiral Von Hintz's appointment could spark a new crisis. Evidence suggests Herling and Vice Chancellor Payer fear policy embarrassment. Payer may resign if Hintz advances pan Germanism. COPENHAGEN July 12 German liberals reportedly ready to offer Hintz a foreign minister post with reservations. AUSTRIA CORFU July 12 Mutiny suppressed after officers killed. six learned to day with artillery and machine guns used to quell the uprising.
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Lontion
Von
Herling
Copenhagen
Admiral Hinte
Vosaiche Zeitung
Loiderst
Turks Blamed for probable war over Tabriz riots
Washington reports Turkish regulars are responsible for attacks on American property in Tabriz. The finding, if corroborated by Turkish replies, could edge the U S toward war. Sweden notes delayed inquiries and says Turkey may not be able to provide a definite answer.
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Washington
Turkey
Tabriz
State Department
Sweden
Tubrig
Auld
Constantinople
British Raids Net Prisoners and Weapons in Morris Area
London reports Welch troops captured 136 prisoners and 11 guns in a minor operation southwest of Morris. Welch forces raided St Hamel taking 16 Germans and a machine gun and destroying dugouts. Additional raids occurred at Metern and a German raid near Buequey was repulsed.
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London
Hlaig
Morris Vouterday
Welch
St Hamel
Metern
Buequey
Hun Leaders Ready to Discuss Peace
London July 12 Chancellor Hertling announced in the Roelchatag that Germanys leaders are ready to consider sincere peace proposals in recent speeches by President Wilson and Balfour. He stated only that the enemies will to destroy Germany is evident and that unity exists among German political and military leaders regarding readiness to receive sincere peace terms.
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London
Hertling
Believed Czar Was Not Assassinated, Reports Say
A Stockholm dispatch states belief persists that the czar survived the attempted assassination. A former general is cited, and residents express unease about safety while noting providence guided them from Ekaterinburg. The missive underscores lingering uncertainty amid political tension.
President Wilon to ease wire news censorship limits
Washington July 12 President Wilon proposes to forbid a censorship of wire dispatches under three government controls. He assured Congress that press freedom will be undisturbed and urged reconsideration of government oversight. Senators Reed and Witeon announced plans to counter any broad exemption.
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Washington
Hurteson
Reed
Witeon
Untitled wartime bulletin fragment reports delays after casualties
A fragmentary wartime bulletin from July 12 notes a deadly event as forces press forward. The damaged text references an attack or clash resulting in casualties and hints at continued delays or strategic pauses in operations.
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