Lemberg Retaken by German Army in Galicia Drive
Lemberg, capital of Galicia, fell to German forces after a Russian drive into Galicia. Austrian and German troops, artillery, and reserves advanced from Cracow toward Lemberg and Przemysl, with heavy casualties on both sides and the Russian retreat continuing.
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Lemberg
Galicia
Berin
Vhs Londen
Amy
Lembere
Soem Eerdieg
Gwivelese Sayelien & Vi
Lee
Ruegerian
Pepert
Pune
Merten
Mintre- Gerace
Bonn
Gottical
Peenes
Gelicia
Foundsimant
Cracow
le Geerinee
British order in council sparks cautious diplomacy
Washington reports a further British memorandum on the order in council affecting shipping. Ambassador Paur in London delivered it. Secretary Lansing had not reviewed it by day’s end. The note hints discretion on public release and cites Galicia’s regime changes and the Lvov area as context for civil administration and fortifications.
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Washington, D
Britain
United States
State Department
Ambasador Paar
London
Ideard Grey
Lameing
Keven
Berstein
Lansing Accepts Secretary Post
Washington reports that Lansing, 58, secretary of state designate, has been picked by President Wilson for the permanent post after Secretary Bryan’s resignation. He will be formally advanced at the White House today, with Watertown New York as his home and years of diplomatic service behind him.
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Washington
Lanvies
Toterim
William Jenings Bryan
Witeor
Bes
White House
Ore P. mm
Lancing
John W Voater
State Department
Jobs
Hascett Moore
Amt
Wilson
United States
Simce
Guard Continues At Slaton Home
Atlanta Ga June 22 The guard of equities and county police still enjoined Governor Slates country home today and continuations were given as to when it would be withdrawn. Protesters opposed the governor's action to comment on the death sentence of Leo M rank. Demonstrators fled their theme with the Georgia ye ... The governor stated the guard was maintained about Rome to prevent possible damage to property.
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Atlanta
Ggweernee
Leo M
Capitel
Legielatere
Rome
New Munitions Bill Before Commons
Leedes Jase 53 reports Lloyd George introduced in the House of Commons a munitions bill to regulate war material, enforce compulsory arbitration, empower stockers, and create a volunteer army of workers ready to move where needed.
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Monithons
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Mlegal
Pictures of Americans slain in Mexico raids shown
On board A. and Colorado, Guayames, Mex. June 22, radio to San Diego reports photographs of mutilated bodies of Americans killed in Yaqui raids. A military train with 200 Villa soldiers moved to rescue a work party near Corral, 75 miles from the area. Washington officials say Admiral Howard’s wireless from Gasymas relieves fears, no marine landing needed, but protection remains ready.
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Guaymes
Mex
San Diego
Cal
Yaqui Valley
Empalme
Yaqui River
Corral
Washington
Mexico
Admiral Howard
Leyva
Gasymas
Howard
Floods Halt Italian Canal Operations On Front
Reports from Rome and Paris note heavy artillery on the front with Italian battalions repulsing enemy forces near Monte Nero and guarding the Isonzo. Flooding near the Monfalcone canal remains a formidable obstacle as aerial bombardment causes little damage. In Albania Montenegrin columns advance toward Scutari amid Montenegrin troop movements.
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Paris
Monte Nero
Ga-zeta
Plava
Isonzo
Monfalcone Canal
Geneva
Tribene
Laidech
Malborgeth
Caporetto
Gorizia
Flutech
Montemeraero
Scutari
Albania
Giornale d'Italia
Norway confident that neutral cargoes will be safe
Norwegian foreign minister M Ibsen expressed hope that Germany will safeguard neutral shipping from submarine attacks. He commented on the torpedoing of Norwegian steamers Hetridge and Svein Jarl, urging German authorities to issue clear instructions to German ships to protect central shipping.
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Leedes
Germany
M. Ihsen
Reuter
Christiania
Hetridge
Svein Jarl
M. Ibsen
Waller Edwards Searched as Allen Wife Death Deepens Probe
Joliet June 23 Walter Edwards a negro waiter is suspected of knowing details of Warden Allen s wife murder as Campbell the colored trusty faces possible attack. Officials barred visitors while guards protect Campbell as Allen plans to personally lead the inquiry after the inquest resumes tomorrow.
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Alfen
Joliet
Fred Robinson
Captain Clarkson
Captain Kane
Larkin
Campbell
Allen
Kansas River Flood Toll Seen At One Million
Topeka Kan June 23 Nearly one million dollars will be needed to replace and repair highway bridges in the Kansas river valley and its tributaries after recent high water. Estimates were reported to Governor Capper today.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas River
Capper
Noordam Arrives After Detention by British Warships
The Noordam, a two line steamer, arrived here from Rotterdam with 254 passengers after a three day detention at Deal by British warships. Passengers reported no one was removed and mails and cargo were undisturbed, with no explanation given for the detention.
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New Lors
Noordam
Rotterdam
Deal
Weather Forecast for Beech Island and Vicinity
Partly cloudy with possible showers tonight or Thursday. Warmer tonight. 7 a.m. temperature 58. Highest yesterday 79. Lowest last night 58. Wind 12 mph at 7 a.m. Precipitation none. Relative humidity 44 at 7 p.m. 81 at 1 p.m. today. Stage of water 7.2, down .1 in last 24 hours. J. M. SHERIER Local Forecaster. Evening stars Mercury and Latern Mars Morning star Jupiter Venus. Gemini seen northwest.
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Beech Island
Davenport
Moline
J. M. Sherier
Italy Proposes Peace to Enemy Berlin Report
Berlin reports from June 23 via wireless say Italy has proposed to Austria a slow withdrawal from the region once offered as compensation, with Italy pledging to cease military activity there except for occupation. Italy seeks a new postwar alliance amid fears of revolution, according to Taegliche Rundschau and Overseas News Agency summaries.
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Sayville
N. Y
Today
Sofia
Bulgaria
Foreign Office
Balkans
Russia
Clemens Delbrueck
Taeglieche Rundschau
Vienna
Italy
Austria
Christiana
Satum
Stavanger
Armstrong Works
South Shields
England
Shields
London
Elswick Yard
Armstrong Company
Coast
War Briefs From Galicia And The Fronts
Lemberg, capital of Galicia, falls to Austro German forces after a severe battle, reclaiming much of Galicia from Russian control. Russian withdrawals reported, though some territory near the Bukowina border remains contested. Meanwhile Italian reinforcements reach the Isonzo front and clash with Alpine troops near Malborghetto. Swedish ships seized in the Baltic, and a Zeppelin raid hits South Shields. French gains in Alsace advance including Sondernach, with other actions along the Meuse, Vosges, Arras, and Lorraine.
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Lemberg
Galicia
Austria
Petrograd
Dueister
Rawa Ruska
Lembere
Bukowina
Berlin
Christiana
South Shields
England
Meuse
Vosges
Arras
Lorraine
Alsace
Sondernach
Fecht
Bulgarian Reservists Warned to Be Ready
Paris reports Bulgarian reservists living in Switzerland were told by their government to stay ready to rejoin regiments at a moment’s notice. In Washington Postmaster General Burleson's inquiry into U S to Sweden mail found tampering also occurred on return trips. a report to the State Department is expected soon.
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Paris
Switzerland
Washington, D. C
Burleson
United States
Sweden
England
Imperial Valley Earthquakes Kill and Damage Far Reach
Late reports say the Imperial Valley endured a night of shocks with deaths in Mexicali and damage across Calexico Calipatria and Niland. Fire and power outages spread as residents slept outdoors amid shattered windows and toppled walls.
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el Centro
Cal
Imperial Valley
Calexico
Mexicali
Calipatria
Niland
Ariz
English 10 Drop Two Councilmen
London June 23 Baron Reading granted an order in the king's bench directing Sir Edgar Speyer and Sir Ernest Cassel to show by what authority they claim Privy Council membership in Great Britain. The move cites their non British subject status. Speyer resigned his privy council and baronetcy. Cassel, born in Cologne in 1852, is noted as a German-born financier.
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London
United Kingdom
Edgar Speyer
Asquith
Edgar
Sir Edgar
Edgar Spever
New York
America
Maine
Frankfort-on-the-Maine
Speyer Brothers of
Speyer & Co
London House
Sir Ernest Cassel
Cologne
Farmer Purchases Life’s Good Things
Chicago June 23 Farmers are different than they were 20 years ago. They wear garters now says E T Meredith of Des Moines publisher of a farm journal to Associated Advertising Clubs delegates. He cites that 50 percent of farmers wear garters and buy suits from 15 to 45 dollars and cars from 500 to 2000 dollars. Advertising agencies should study rural towns and appeal to the modern farmer.
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Chicago
Lil
E. T. Meredith
Des Moines
Iowa
Farm Journal
Associated Advertising Clubs of
Mr. Meredith
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British Navy Yard
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Villa
Sharps
Imperial
Andrade
Lower
California
Alamitos Canal
Canada
Seaconnett
Gothenburg
Kirkwall
Tom Morris
Los Angeles Country Club
Western Golf Association
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