Edison Heads New Advisory Naval Board
Secretary Daniels announced Edison will head a new Navy advisory board to guide advanced naval development including submarines and aircraft. The board aims to extend into unknown naval construction and warfare, seeking genius input to keep pace with future threats. Potential members named include Bell, Wright, Hemmione Jr., Maxim, and Ford, with selections to be announced later.
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Wasfiine Tun
Thomas AL
Daniely Yftur
Ylyin
Pionoved
Che Navy
TEN
Away Afficilis
Daniels van
Edison
Ayreturs
Giniels
M. IL
Hutchison
Rélary Daniela
Kdtson
Daniele
Amerna
P Pelieve
Ajnes
Monitor
Daniels
Alexander Graham Bell
Orville Wright
John Hays Hemmoné Jr
Hudson Maxim
Henry Tord
Hanmoné
Only One Plant Now at Axsnapolis Station
The text describes a single naval engineering installation opposite the Severn River from Naval Ave dems, part of the Bureau of Naval Engineering. Secretary Daniels calls it the sole station for engineering investigation and for disposal of impurities. It plans tests and new apparatus for ships, with facilities including a corrosion lab, metallographic lab, and equipment testing for rivets and fasteners.
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Axsnapolis
United States Naval
Daniels
Thamas Eaigon
Hawar
Severn River
Aval Bireau
Sina Engineering
Naval Service
Sludzins Sreahs
En- Sins
Paris
Nun Fyhes Boller Rivets
Local newspaper crowd questions Colonel arrival details
Citizens gathered around Colonel Thordere Gongerghom on his arrival night and pressed for answers about his arm. Photographers clicked as reporters sought a clear statement, while some residents doubted any immediate disclosure would be forthcoming.
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Papur
Thordere Gongerghom
Lum
Wevever
British War Loan Near Three Billion Reaches Subscriptions
British total subscriptions to the war loan nears three billion dollars with the Bank of England listing about 2.85 billion in contributions. About 75 million has come through a channel of the postal service, while officials note a larger figure was anticipated but not required to close the loan.
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Lindon
Theihild Metenia
Sahwersners
Bank of England
Mckenny
Father of Bureau of Mines Dies in Denver
Dr Susenh A Hotties died in Denver at 65, director of the Bureau of Mines, noted for safety campaigns and education. He contributed to reducing underground mining hazards and improving worker protections. A statement by acting director Van H Mannlig called him a pioneer in mining safety and labor protection.
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Denver
Cole
Wisoneph Auatti Bates
Fearn Burau of Mines
Reclusisiy
Washington
J .C
Susenh A. Hotties
Tie Associates
Hureai
Campalen
Mie
Tal
van H. Mannlig
Mines Bureau
Dr. Holmes
Alten
Weather forecast hints at possible rain in next 24 hours
Major Buell of the Weather Bureau notes no weather change for 24 hours but more rain likely as conditions favor a shift. In the West forecasts call for fair weather for several days with possible disturbances after July 17 amid scattered storm areas over the Rockies and recent rains in New Mexico and West Texas. PARIS July 23 Major Jullien reports to the tribunal on Ray mond Awabofa an American claimant accused of espionage with weak evidence suggesting the case may be dismissed.
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Allen Buell
Weather Bureau
Washington
Rocky Bountain
New Mexico
West Texas
Paeie Aise
Swoboda
Paris
Major Jullien
Paris Permanent Court Merit
Thal Tribunal
Raymond Awabofa
Var American Then
Andg
Liebrda
Forrcagy Local Brief Mentions Late Night Events
A fragmented local item notes late night activity around 2am involving individuals identified as Antone Torlene and Weuttestay Tair amid vague references to vacuity. No clear action or outcome is provided. Further readable details are needed to define the event.
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Antone
Torlene
Howe Weather For Tourists Supposed Observations
Weather notes across cities include Chicago Denver Washington and Des Moines with temperatures ranging from the mid thirties to high sixties. Southeast winds and possible rain are mentioned with daily temperature patterns and forecasts for the coming hours.
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Botte
Havre
Jowert
Owashisieu
Ratuire
Mexigo Giya Open Again by Wire and Rail Report
Wresslington D C June 15. Amerven Consul Siiirua at Ver Crug reports the Arat cause sites and that the first through trunk line to Vera Crom will reach the capital today. Large forces of workmen are busy and the telegraph and railway communication should improve soon. The American govenment warns of continued operations threatening ceasefire. The retreating Carranza troops destroy rail lines and water tanks to impede use by Carranza forces. Officials discuss recognition but await a central authority’s stability before action. The fighting in Central Mexico is expected to intensify with Villa supporters and Zapata forces maneuvering to keep Mexico City isolated.
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Wresslington
Amerven
Siiirua
Bastin
Patehie
Mestea
Carmansttorres
Palio Gonzales
Te Tritter
Lagk Haperntiy
Formel
Kent
Vita
Bistrystad
Ytxen
Xeets Dor
Mexico
Willy Imare Vigor
Troport
Mivicos
Ttwv
San Luis Potosi
Valista
Leon
Sao
Trapuste
Guadalajara
Ira
Puate
Carranea
Carranza
Carranza to Move Government to Mexico City
An official message reports First Chief Carranza will relocate the government to Mexico City once the administrative machinery is ready. General Pablo Gonzalez and his army are said to be in the capital, with efforts underway to restore order and feed the population. A Red Cross aided shipment of provisions for mining plant workers arrived by steamer Monterey, organized to transport maize and corn to the mines.
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Sispe
Mexico
Carranza Yall
Pablo Gonzalay
Alty
Pathuea
Camumanaistas in Sonora Seek Garrigon Rich Diswear
Fragmented OCR note reports candidates in Sonora seeking a garbled relief or wealth claim. It mentions moons landed near a Mayo river area and a gunboat Querreri near a port, with unclear names and dates. The readable bits suggest a political or military message about priorities and land deals.
Mexican forces march as troops surge near Agua Horta
An armed clash along the Carranza garrison area reports U S military authorities as Mexican units move toward Agua Horta. Officials claim General Calley Car Fame leads a force advancing against Vilky Toreus forces surrounding the region.
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United States
Miitary Ariiers
Nex
Carranza
Agua Horta
Calley Car
Comummader
Ene Vilky Toreus
Food shipments from Vera Crux to the capital amid reports of order
Reports reaching the Constitucionalist consulate indicate food from Vera Cruz is being sent to the capital under General Pablo Ganani es and additional provisions destined for the capital. General Carranza plans to move his headquarters to the capital once the new civil government is established, signaling improved order in the capital.
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Galveston
Tex
Foongas Neston
Nex Hco
Pablo Gananies
Vera
Villa to Quit Army Stirs El Paso Report
Taps Paso Tex July 33 General Villin plans to lay down command and transfer authority to General Jose Isabel Robles to seek a peace settlement. Reports say Obregon pressures split lines as Villan officials demand restraint while disputed details emerge from German adherents and local officials.
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Villa
EL Paso
Taps Paso
Tex
Vwilin
Anthor
Jose Isabel Eubies
Arma Nf
Merlen Mar
Aureeti Wien
Fetfort
Stich
Tnklater
Robles
Pellevki
Cueransa
Obregon
Lotes
la Villa
Yilee
Hold Up of Sir Cecil's Auto Verified
A fragmentary report from Washington on July 15 confirms a British arrest related to an alleged attempt on a submarine meeting at Glen Cove. Details are unclear as the embassy notes formal confirmation of the affair while unnamed individuals are described in incomplete terms.
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Sir Cecil
Glen Cove
Washington
D. C
Carl Spring-Rice
Morgan
Frank Jsolt
Bedford Hearing Set for Evening in Iowas Case
In Bedford Iowa July 13 crowds gathered for a preliminary hearing on a murder linked case. Samuel Svrivase and Bates Huntsman face charges connected to a stockman from Siam and a $80,000 treasure claim tied to four aging men. State witness Mrs. Mere Porter failed to attend due to railroad washouts.
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Fredford
Iows
Init Dampwood
Samuel Svrivase
Bates Huntsman
O Waallby' Stockmar
Siam
Inwa
Mere Porter
Bettara
Quitman
Aig
Gemael Anderson
Anderson
Siem
Open Port Guaymas Update Amid Mexican Clash
Report from Guaymas Mexico notes the Guerrero gunboat left the harbor and the planned attack on focal positions was postponed. A blockade was ended after the Guerrero departed, following a rough, fragmented sequence of events including a distant reference to a grave site and an arrest tied to a bank shooting.
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Guaxmas
Mexico
San Diego
Carranza
Guerrero
Vargas
Revivals and Alcohol Said to Cause Insanity in Women
Dr Susan A Liter of Williamsburg Va and Dr Prien told delegates that religious revivals especially camp meetings revive insanity in women, making them fragile and loud during church work. Alcoholism described as producing one of the worst forms of insanity, with the alcoholic patient deemed highly dangerous.
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HTC Agh
Chicago
Fedlual Sovety
Susan A. Liter
Williamshurs
Ste
Tepiliont
Lm Hospital
D.C. C. Ellis
Chicago Stave Hospital
Nuwne
President Studies German Reply In July White House Note
President Wilson studies the German reply as officials in Washington report no decisive developments. Secretary Lansing notes no immediate changes in the Germany situation and memo traffic heads to the president. The era’s uncertainty continues with next week seen as pivotal and administrative actions ongoing.
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Washington, D.C
Lansing
Germany
State Department
Offiatuls
Ito
Wilden
Washington
Thaws Insane Jury Testimony Yet To Wis Remtns
A juror recalls a tense session as Thaw remains in custody. Witnesses describe mental states and possible paranoia while questions about the Levidenes test unfold. The court continues with testimonies and cross examination as proceedings carry on.
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Cornel Farnthade
Trmurri
Rugh
WILL JOIN HUSBAND Mes. Pahl Qensetes Til Gunsales
Mrs Gonzales plans to join General Gonzales in the capital after his troops capture Mexico City. She praises the victory, vows to depart within days, and expresses hope for peace as the First Chief Carranza’s forces advance.
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Pahl Qensetes
Gunsales
Gonzales
Carranalata
Slexuc
Zapite
Giariéts
Gunarles
Onzales
Mexico City
Carranza
Victoriay Brings Submarine Attack News to Harbor
The British steamer Victoriay arrived with four submarine crewmen from a sinking caused by a German submarine on June 38. The incident, described as part of a broader naval policy, reaches Congress as plans for appropriations and enemy activity are discussed for next month.
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Ewport News
Victoriay
Hves
Leppe
Eher
Eypers
Congress
Ootover
Mendad
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Russia fortifies Roumanian border amid war talk and entanglements
A dispatch reports Russian border fortifications along the Roumanian line with barbed wire entanglements and trenches. The article mentions potential Hungarian territorial considerations and speculative moves by allied powers regarding Transylvania and regional gains amid ongoing conflict.
Army officers allowed to resign amid war industry concerns
Secretary Garrison announced the acceptance of resignations from Lieutenant Colonel O. C. Horney and Major William A. Philips of the famine guidance bureau. They have been offered posts with firms holding war-related contracts from European belligerents, reflecting a policy tied to the country’s gun and ammunition factory development and national safety.
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Washington
Jub
Counlry Way
Garrison
O. C. Horney
William A. Philips
Guidusice Bureau
Jaret Iunation
Eurovean Belligerents
German Harvest Begun as Yields Expected to Rise
Reports from Cologne indicate harvest has started in western and central Germany with rye oats wheat and barley crops late but promising. Sugar beets are richer than usual and the fruit harvest is anticipated to be satisfactory. The weather and conditions are noted as favorable for farming regions. The meeting of the Socialist party committee was held in Newtori to discuss support for coalition candidates and conventions.
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Berian
Snd
Germany
Calogne
Merchant Marine Growth Stirs Trade News
Government reports indicate increased activity in merchant shipping with several foreign and American vessels transitioning to U S ports. Data shows a notable rise in gross tonnage and deliveries, including ships moving through Beltway channels. figures reflect ongoing transatlantic flow and updated fleet capacity.
Renewed fighting on the eastern front and Verdun drive
Amid reports from Petrograd and London of renewed battles along the eastern front, German forces push toward Verdun while clashes occur near the Bobr and Narew rivers. Reinforcements for von Mackensen’s army are noted, with talks of Austro-Hungarian retreat and Balkan diplomacy influencing the war's balance. European powers discuss Romania and Bulgaria neutrals, with Athens signaling potential entente-cooperation negotiations.
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London
Fie T. Tonle
Petrograd
Prussien
Iy Tin Bobr
Narew
Apa Carther
Remon Stlane
Warsaw
Galtela
Toulonle
von Mackenson
Ware
Petragrad
Govino
von Miekensen
Nis
Dianna
Cau
Germany
Austee-T Ningun
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Diapatehen
Balkan
Unik
Ighurest
Bax
Hosskyalad
Jdouniering
Atten
Verdun Fortifications and French Defensive Efforts Reported
Fragmentary dispatch cites German efforts to strengthen fortifications around Verdun after earlier French and allied setbacks. The text notes French resistance, shifting fronts near the Somme region, and ongoing bombardments with limited readable details from Paris presses.
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Almont
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Bureau OF Miners
Joeph A. Holmes
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Giya
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