Russians Halt In East Front Fights On West Front
London reports indicate no clear Russian breakthrough against German lines in the east while Austro German forces renew heavy activity along the Galician front. Greek and Albanian movements accompany ongoing Allied pressure as Germany pushes in the Argonne and forest of Le Pistre with reports of attacks repulsed and artillery duels continuing along the Arras sector.
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Teutonis
Aourcys
Hays
Montaleana
Weidlnau Taglan
Dafensey
Berat
Sculuri
Albania
Warsaw
Argonne
Verina
le Petre
Raney
Anidin
Angres
Agsaulk
Arras
France
Argoané
Germany
Ueir
Gomenen
United States
Germay
Brussels
Turks Tight Persp... Firea Recrenp...
Fragmented OCR text reports British reconnaissance from Cardas Wellns via Alexandria dated Friday. Mentions Achi Baba and continuation on next page.
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London
Pbritiah
Cardas Wellns
Alexandria
Achi Baba
Wilson Spends Forenoon At Work In New Hampshire
President Wilson, at the Harlakenden House in Cornish New Hampshire, spent the forenoon in official business. He read State Department reports on the Armenian Incident studied communications on Mexico and reviewed a Lansing note on importers protesting British interference with neutral trade. Later he walked the estate. Cranston Brenton named head of U.S. movie censorship board, formerly English professor at Trinity College.
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Wilson
Dreniog
New York
Cranston Brenton
This
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Conn
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Hel
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Etrope
Paris
Max
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Publican
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Moxico
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Francisco
Madero
United States
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WLP
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Citizeen
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Vera Cruz
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Iit
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Red Crs
Mexico City
Pachuca
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Figgne
State Department
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Cornish
Sui
Red Cross
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Rowe
O'Connor
Raross
B. Wond
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General Govaise
Aye Prac
Sealy
Trenspariasen
Calley
Navy
Heparin Aintanile
Local Weather Forecast Report From Multiple Cities
Weather data fragment shows forecasts for Sen Antonin and several cities. It lists temperatures, winds, and conditions with mixed OCR errors, indicating summaries of temperatures from dawn to night and winds generally from the west or northwest across Milwaukee, Denver, Kansas City, and nearby locales.
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Taal
Falia
Fale
Ana Conlee
Milwaukee
Conay Ientile Wioil
Towest
Denver
Kasbas City
Temmeratire
Lleadys
Trewest
Onmay
Chicago halts all building materials amid lumber yard closures
Chicago reports all building materials deliveries halted as forty three large lumber yards and sixty one others stop operations until 16,000 carpenters settle. The allied building council orders production suspended and no brick, cement, or wood may be shipped until the dispute is resolved.
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Chicago
Urivk
Manta
Allied
Coustesetton
Trickey
Manufactonol
May Rain Seen as Buell Forecasts Cool Break
Meier Allen Buell of the local weather bureau predicts showers within four hours bringing a temporary relief from intense heat. An area of cool air from the Rio mountain region could modify the Arizona and New Mexico depression, increasing chances of showers and cooler conditions locally. Buell says the region has only this slim chance for a break in the heat.
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Meier Allen Buell
Weather Bureau
Arizona
New Mexico
Reo Mountain
Teutons Buy Food via Swiss Route
Swiss dispatch reports Austrian and Hungarian agents smuggling large quantities of magstuffs through Switzerland at high prices. The aim was to funnel goods to influence government decisions and undermine state actions, according to early teletypes.
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RASOL
Switzerland
Vig Bare
Elayed
Wee
Asuch
Astor Estate Battle Over Massive New York Holdings
A tumultuous dispute centers on Astor family assets in New York valued around 2.2 million dollars. Captain John Jacob Astor allegedly faced scrutiny amid claims of estate turmoil linked to Waldort and others, with reports of dangerous military assignments and battles referenced from early 19th century history.
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SIQY
York
Duly
Frost Witten Waldort Akstor
Gugland
Jon Jacot Astor
New York
John Tove Astor
France
William Waldort Amor
Waldort Astor
Spain bars public speech amid neutrality drive
Madrid July reports say Spain bans discussion of a key question as officials seek to maintain neutrality. Premier Ney proposed limiting speech and meetings while cabinet opponents criticize the move as suppression of public assembly.
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Madrid
Paris
Sunta
Jin
Palley
Datoney
Miners to Parade Through Joplin Missouri
About 4000 miners led by the mayor and a platoon of International workers march from Webb City Carterville Prosperity Duenwig Neck City Chitwood and nearby camps toward Joplin. Several will walk ten miles to join the parade as organizers seek a wage scale and expect all local mines to resume operation by Tuesday.
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Joplin
Japital Polles
American Metal Workers’ Union
Webb City
Carterville
Presperity
Duenwig
Neck City
Chitwood
Jopil
Dunn Dies in Electric Chair in New Austria Case
Dunn, 40s, executed by electric chair for murder of express agent Henry Edwards in Corsing. He had earlier contributed knitting to Polish war sufferers while in prison. During the struggle he knocked down a telephone receiver. a telephone operator heard the commotion and alerted police.
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Aubghn
David Dyen
Electrc
Herey
S. Edwards
Express
Dunn
Edwards
Doen
Aml Nated
Treasurer to Prison for Embezzlement and Forgery
In Wichita Kansas Fury and Jones, treasurer and deputy treasurer of Sadewick County, were sentenced to four to thirty five years in the Texas penitentiary for embezzlement and forgery amid the first part of their term. Jones said he stole 220060 but others put the sum at 40000. A bank robbery in Oklahoma left the cashier robbed late Thursday. a posse pursued suspects with no trace found.
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Wichita
Kan
Fury & Jones
Sadewick County
Teansas Penitentiary
Jones
Okahoma
Cherokee Hills
British ships sunk by submarine in Atlantic raid
Five more British steamers were torpedoed by a German submarine off London. The Light Ninth and other vessels were damaged. crews saved. Other ships, including the Caucasian and Inglemoor, were listed with tonnage and voyage details. The report also notes political turmoil in Paris and biographical sketches of Mexican leaders.
Italian ship Sardomene torpedoed off Castletown Ireland
LONDON July 2 The Italian timber laden Sardomene was torpedoed five miles from Castletown Bear Haven Ireland. Nine crew drowned two died of injuries only one officer survived two of the wounded. Submarine fired and saved most lives aided by a patrol boat arrival from Bunary on February 21. Vessel of 2009 tons built 1862. The owner was never named. HALIFAX July 3 The steamship Towar sailed June 1 from Port Greville on maiden voyage laden with juniper.
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Castletown
Bear Haven
Ireland
Buntary
Londay
Vultt
Neve Ship
Halifax
Schoner LC. Towar
Port Greville
Archbishop Ruigies in deteriorating Chicago
July 2 reports say Archbishop James Edward Ruigies of Chicago showed continued improvement after a second stroke but his condition soon worsened. Physicians noted fading heartbeat and a drop in temperature as signs of possible final collapse while he remained under care in the sick room.
Arctic explorers aided by New York committee chair
Crocker Land relief effort moves forward as D. Hovey, chairman of the Crocker Lend Exploration Committee, plans support for Donald B. MacMillan and his team. The expedition will carry supplies for MacMillan if he stays another year in Arctic regions, with crew members seeking further work.
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New York
Drakland D. Hovey
Crocker Lend Exploration Committee
North Sydney
Donald B. MacMillen
Crocker Land
MacMillan
Arctic
Washington dispatches report Haiti unrest from Cape Haitien
Rear Admiral Caperton reports to the Navy Department from Cape Haitien on revolutionary disturbances ashore. The Washington is ordered to rush to Engle as events unfold, while Japan outlines expedition awards and medals amid a Pacific crisis context in San Francisco on July 2.
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Washington
Navy Department
Caperton
Cape Haitien
Engle
Neni
Huerta Extradition Debate Delays Spain Deportation Plan
Washington July 7 The exiled Mexican leader Victoriano Huerta faces possible deportation to Spain as U S officials weigh options under the Mexican American treaty system. Secretary Lansing notes discretionary power rests with the Secretary of State and border governors while the Justice Department gathers evidence for potential charges.
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Victoriana Huerta
Anl
Mexico
Wilson
Crostinus
United States
Willy
Chihuahua
Lansing
Tyhe
Lander
Clarges
Huerna
Fay Dass Pendiig
Department of Justice
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Villa
Department of Labor
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Pearing
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Hila
Howe
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