New Figure in Siberia Would Rule Country
A provisional Serbian government is proclaimed on the Manchurian border with Horvath as premier. Allies advise withdrawal and a delay in forming a government. The move aims to coordinate with Czecho-Slovaks and other forces to control Trans-Baikal rail routes and connect with Arkutelsk, while Bolshevik power weakens in Western Siberia.
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Honora
German Bombers Hit American Red Cross Hospital Kills and Wounds
German aviators dropped bombs on the American Red Cross hospital at Jouy near the Marne. Two enlisted men were killed and nine wounded including Nurse Jane Jeffery. Reports say shells targeted American hospitals, and incendiary bullets struck a sausage near Chateau Thierry as pursuit planes engaged within enemy lines.
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Red Cross
Jouy
Jane Jeffery
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Ines
Italian bayonet charge breaks Austrian advance
Italian troops at Monte Coronno west of Went repelled Austrian movements in two directions. They charged with the bayonet, broke up the Austrian concentration, and forced them back in disorder, taking a subaltern and sixty four men as prisoners.
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London Times Servier
San Antonio
Teedger
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Public Ledger Co
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Monte Coronno
Went
Fifteen States Draft Registrants for Training Camp
Washington D C July 10 Fifteen states were urged by Provost Marshal General Crowder to call registrants fit for general mill service to be sent to schools for training. The movement should take place between August 1 and 14. Amsterdam July 16 Captain Reinhard commander of the air squadron of the late Captain Baron von Richthofen was killed during a trial flight. The squadron had claimed 177 aerial victories under Captain Reinhard.
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General Crowder
Amsterdam
Reinhard
Air Salmadron
Baron von Riehthofen
Tokal Augeizer
Jaims
Weather report across major cities with varying conditions
Reports show Tor San Antonio and others with tonight and Wednesday outlooks. Temperatures range from the mid sixties to low seventies with gentle southerly winds and varying cloud cover across St. Louis Chicago New York and Washington.
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Chicago
Last St Hears
Ndehest
Partis Cfoudy
New York
Washington, D.i
Allies Elated Over Failure Of Hun
London and Paris praise American efforts as German offensive on the Marne stalls on first day. General Foch reports satisfaction with plans. allies say no key positions have fallen and German losses are heavy. Early signs boost Allied morale though final outcome remains uncertain.
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Onion
Aturis
Marne
London Shows Relief Over Allied Efforts In Early War News
London reports relief at the first day of wartime developments with praise for American troops and Allied defenses. Analysts weigh German aims as observers note possible diversions toward Paris or the coast while editorials express cautious optimism about the outcome.
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Hheims
Bonar Law
House of Conditions
General Fowl
Walter Rimmerman
Hee House
Flinders
Paris
Mondiy
Witnel
Fic Aus
Paris Critics Rally Over Early German Setbacks
French military critics hail Monday’s fighting outcomes as a setback for Germany and express cautious satisfaction. Officials note that initial German actions failed to achieve surprise, with analysts calling the early phase a positive sign amid ongoing war reporting.
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Paris
Wim
Austrian Foreign Minister Seeks Similar Peace Aims
Amsterdam dispatch quotes Baron Burian saying Austria-Hungary sees no difference in peace principles with the belligerents except for certain concessions. He notes Allied demands on Alsace Lorraine Trentino and other territories remain insurmountable and endorses President Wilson's points with caveats. He adds that peace talks could occur with all foes if they seek restitution for past wrongs.
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Amsterdam
Baron von Taerain
Vienma
Wilson
HLOVE
Alsace
Lorraine
Rus
Roummaia
No New Dresses and Hats Prompt Liberty Loan Pledge
A national conference under the Women’s Liberty Loan Committee launched the Fourth Liberty Loan drive with a pledge of thrift. Mrs. Ella Mlage Young and Mrs. Cass Baldwin cited years without new dresses or clothes for children, urging economy to boost the $6 billion fund. Federal and state chairmen attended, underscoring women’s role in the finance effort.
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United States
Women's Liberty Loan Committee
Ella Mlage Young
W. McAdoo
Cass. Baldwin
San Francisco
Woman's Liberty Loan
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Mars
Guilford Dudley
Neastiville
Federal Iteserve
Florverse Ware
St. Louis
Georee W
Dallas
Myre
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Mire
Atlenta
Ships collide as Oosterdijk sinks near Atlantic port
An Atlantic port report says the Dutch vessel Oosterdijk sank after a collision with the American San Jacinto in North Atlantic waters. Oosterdijk crew were rescued by San Jacinto which limped to port. The Sandacinte’s calls brought several vessels to aid. Oosterdijk, a 8252 gross ton ship built in 1900, is listed among recently requisitioned Dutch ships.
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Oosterdijk
San Jacinto
Oosterdik
San Daecinte
Troth
Sandacinte
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England
Vine
German casualties list and war coverage stirs reader debate
A Chicago or US newspaper piece reports casualty tallies and facts from German lists, noting killed in action and wounded, with comments on American involvement and censorship. It cites Marines and Army names, and quotes M ajor Eudlros on American impact while discussing broader Allied strategy and a potential Anglo American peace approach.
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Simon D. Barker
Rockport
Isham A. Smith
Roy , McConnagly
Mast Bernard
John E. Smith
London Times
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Antonia
London
Tyrone
Mimnehnov Newiste
Eudlros
Amerenus
Germany
Armerion
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Amerioa
England
Anerten
Wilson
Major Barres
Favire
Fourth ship launched at Houston from Universal Shipbuilding
The Universal Shipbuilding Company launched its fourth steamship, the Thameas, at the Houston channel with Miss Mary Meredith christening. The Ferris-type ship is part of a 12 ship program, following the Nacogdoches and Base. The Midhind Bridge Company also began its first ship, the Watenaly, as a six ship fleet proceeds with construction with planned launches every two weeks.
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Pex
Prouston
Universal Shipbuilding Company
Thameas
Mary
Meredith
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Trouston
Miss Meredith
Charles Ell
Universal Saids
Nacogdoches
Midhind Bridge Company
Assist on Ballots Rule Acknowledged by Attorney General
The attorney general stated ballots may be assisted by eligible persons over age sixty and foreign born naturalized citizens who have resided in the United States since becoming citizens but are unable to read or write. The note clarifies who may assist.
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Austin
Vex
Fe Oy
Meir
Syria
United States
Seminary lease to convert Cheny into hospital for aviation students
Negotiations near completion would convert the Cheny property into a hospital for the School of Military Aeronautics. The Austin based Theological Seminary reportedly agreed due to wartime losses thinning its ranks of professors and students.
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Austin
Atlanta Strikes Tie Up City and Interurban Rites
A citywide strike shuts Atlanta and an interurban line as workers protest union expulsions. The walkout halts rail and power traffic while union officials demand arbitration and oppose dismissals for union affiliation. A separate report notes President Wilson signing a wire central resolution to seize war communications.
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Mimi
Atlanta
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Witheng
Oueo
Foe Continues Assaults as Allied Defenses Hold At Marne
Reports from the Marne front say German attacks from Chateau Thierry to Rheims made limited progress and failed to break through French and American defenses. Paris notes French positions remain strong with several German advances repelled as Allied aviators claim successes against enemy planes.
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Marne
Chateau Tiherry
Rheins
di Kerdy
Flanders
Visve
Pershims
Mlarne
Paris
Rhoins
Gael Deferise
Prisoners Say Hun Leaders Beaten In Battle
American aviators down Esche Plantes as troops increase prisoner totals on the Marne. Reports stretch along the line say the German offensive largely failed except in minor pockets. German prisoners claim their commanders have been beaten. Americans shoot a German courier pigeon near Chateau Thierry carrying a message from a divisional HQ.
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Marne
Chateau Thierry
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