Austrians Enter Lublin Cutting Russian Rail Link
Austrian cavalry occupied Lublin ninety seven miles southeast of Warsaw, severing the vital Lublin Chelm railway corridor. The move blocks a major Russian line along the Vistula and Bug rivers, enabling rapid Austro German troop massing while Russians rush fresh reserves to the front to stem the setback.
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Bug Rivers
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Lublin-Chelm
Russians Leave Warsaw As German Drive Expands
Geneva dispatch reports German aviators observing Russian retreat from Warsaw toward the east. Austro Hungarian cavalry reportedly enter Lublin and seize southern Poland railways. German offensive from Plonsk to the Narew and Bug confluence advances. Warsaw populace flees eastward. Grand Duke Nicholas orders no property destruction unless necessary. Continued coverage on next page.
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Warsaw
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Michigan Heiress of Millions Weds in Chicago Ceremony
Miss Catherine Barker of Indianapolis and Howard F. Spaulding Jr. of Chicago wed in a 4 p.m. ceremony at Barker Village with about 390 guests. Barker, said to be worth 20 to 30 million, is an orphan. Spaulding, Yale graduate, serves as secretary to the Haskell and Barker Car Company. Guardian James B. Morgan attended the ceremony. they plan a Orient honeymoon. 19 and 21 years old respectively.
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Jianecr Point
Catherine Barker
Amtienl
Gen City
Ind
Howard F. Spaulding Jr
Chicago
Miet Barker
Spaulding
Yale
Haskell and Barker Car Company
Michigans
Barker Dexect
James B. Morgan
First National Bank of Chicago
Ming Barker
Jsequest
Michigan City
Padless Coats and Tight Trousers Next
New toore, July 31. Coats this winter will have pad shoulders and... garb value and will be abbreviated. James McGla Jey, spokesman for the Clothing Designers Association of America, says broad flaps banned till winter. Trousers to be light. designers aim at conservative business man preferring dignified, manly attire.
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Jey
Clothing Designers’ Association of America
McGinney
Mr. McGinner
Joe
Bath Tub Slayer Sentenced 10 Death
London July 21. His appeal denied. George Joseph Smith must hang on August 13 after being convicted of murdering three of his wives while they were in baths.
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George Joseph Smith
London
George Joseph Smith Tofay
Smith
Weather Outlook Says Showers Likely Across Range
Major Buell of the weather bureau reports a change in conditions with showers and unsettled weather expected. Irregular air pressure patterns create high to low pressure zones across the country, with a Pacific high edging in and light rains noted in West Texas.
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Allen Buell
Weather Bureau
Arizona
New Mexico
Great Dukes
Pacific
Central Valley
Texas
Experts to Testify in Rail Case Oklahoma City
Variation experts will testify today as cross examination of A L Conrad continues in the Santa Fe case. The court heard arguments on operating expense and depreciation while a federal judge postponed further proceedings to September.
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A. L. Conrad
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Conrad
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Frank You-Tune
Tate
Importers Eye Lansing New York Trade Disruption
Importers seek relief as British blockade hits goods from Germany and Austria. T. B. Sharretts and officials advocate buying a steamship line to bring German and Austrian cargo to the United States. U.S. State Department efforts aim to persuade England to ease restrictions as imports falter.
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New York
Rohnert Lansing
Sink
Sharretts
United States
Hart
Washington
Avery
US State Department
England
Germany
Avatria
Sharcetts Janta
Morgan Recovers in New York After Wounds from Muenter
Morgan shows apparent full recovery from the gun wounds inflicted by Erich Muenter. Having spent two weeks on the Corsair, a steam yacht, he arrived at his Glen Cove summer home. He likely will return to his New York office Monday to resume business.
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Erich Muenter
Morwan
Glen Cove
Six Lowestoft trawlers sunk by German submarine
Six more Lowestoft trawlers were sunk by a German submarine near London on July 31. The crews were saved and landed safely. The vessels named include Quest Strive Achieve and Athena, with four others sunk whose names were not given. The article notes a total of six crews were rescued.
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Achieve
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Trevino orders native cloth uniforms for northeast army
Laredo dispatch reports General Trevino directing that all uniforms for the northeast army be made of native cloth and sewn by natives to provide employment and relieve hunger. In fighting near Ivamole on July 29 Villa forces suffered 200 dead and retreated toward Paredon as ammunition ran low.
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Sphis
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Moiterer
Villa
Trqops
Paredon
Radi
Air Machines Collide During Trial Flights In France
An air accident in France during trial flights saw two aeroplanes collide about 200 feet above a field. Both aircraft fell to the ground. A youth about 30 years old was killed, while the other pilot suffered serious injuries.
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France
Oly al— Muring
Avistor
Shell In Ambulance Hurts Staff During Dinner
A German shell fell into the ambulance unit's room in Pont-a-Mousson during dinner. The missile penetrated the floor and injured a wrench bearer and lightly scratched another American crew member by a fragment of the shell.
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Tranes
Mites
Farin
America &S
Burning of a Black man sparks mob violence at Temple
Eyewitness accounts describe a mob at Temple Terr that lynched a Black man identified as Stanley after a night of arson and brutal killings at the Grimes family home. Police failed to prevent the attack as deputies faced overwhelming numbers and ambivalent efforts to protect witnesses and potential accomplices.
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Grimes
Negm
Tha
Kluntey
Karm
Éranda
Stanley
Nexro
Aia
Etsou
Clamey
Chung
Slim
Wells
Templé
Mab
Aiake
Calligad
Temple
Fred
Will Stanley
Fort Worth
Chamber of Commerce
Hugh Smith
Fragmentary crime note from distant town report
Fragmented OCR text mentions a seven mile region near Ulaw and a night incident with officers and a possible legal action. It references a suspect, an attorney, and a female witness in a distant Texan area sixty miles away. Details are unclear due to garbled wording.
Governor denies order for inquiry into Temple mining murder
Governor Ferguson said he has not received official advice for any investigation and has nothing to investigate regarding a proposed inquiry into the mining of the Negro Stanley at Temple tied to the Grintte family murder. The governor dismissed the notion as unadvised.
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Stanley
Temple
Grintte
Germans Torpedo the liner Iberian
An American muleteer Whilay aboard the Iberian died of shock and wounds after a German submarine torpedoed the liner near Boston. Seven crew members were lost. sixty-one survivors landed safely. The liner Iberian, 6229 tons, sailing from Boston July 7 to Manchester, arrived July 20. built at Sunderland for England and Co. Ltd of Liverpool.
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Ibérign
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Quiet Americana
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Landon
Therlun
Bagton
Manchester
Sunderland
Sign
A. England & Co. Ltd
Liverwooh
Germany's Answer 70 Frye Note En Route
Berlin reports Germany's reply to the June 24 American note on the sinking of the William P Frye by the Prinz. Mitel Friedrich was transmitted to Washington last night. The State Department pressed Germany to settle by direct diplomacy rather than prize court, citing the Leblanc claim.
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London
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Mitel Friedrich
William P. Wrve
Pacific
Washington
Foreign Office
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Leblanaw
State Department
William P. Frye
Offive
South Atlantic
Carrying Whiskey in Pockets Upheld in West Virginia
Clarksburg West Virginia tale: Andrew Titman fined $100 and jailed for two months for carrying whiskey in his pockets. Magistrate’s court cites national prohibition provisions and unusual punishment test, with jurors split on the ruling.
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Tay
Pat Rim
Andrew Titman
Reoccupation of Alaska City by Constitutionalist Forces in July
A San Antonio message attributed to interior minister Jesus Acuna and Senator Samuel Belden claims Constitutionalist troops under General Pablo Gonzales reoccupied Alaska City Fialay after defeating Zapatista resistance. The note describes a strategic withdrawal and crushing blow aimed at Villista rivals, followed by the arrival of General Lechoga to retake the capital. Road supplies are flowing in and celebrations reported as victory spreads.
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Pablo Gonzales
Alaska City
Fialay
Zapatistas
San Antonio
Samuel Belden
Carranza
Jesus Acuna
Hvnten
Vera Cran
Palo Cinisales
Gonzales
Lechoga
Cymizelis
Carranza Signs to Keep Capital and Rail Open
July 31 dispatches report U S warning to Carranza, with Carranza agents agreeing to keep Mexico City capital and the Vera Cruz to Mexico City railroad open to transport food for starving Mexicans. Carranza army reportedly occupied the capital against military advice, now expected to remain to stabilize government. Allan Melory, an American in Mexico City, carried diplomatic correspondence amid a railroad dispute between Mexico City and Vera Cruz. Manifests from a Carranza plane warned Villa soldiers of consequences for staying in the area, with pay details offered in Caran currency.
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Carranza
Villa
Zaneta
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Mexico
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Mallory
Washington, D. C
Allan Melory
Barge Sinks Near Provid ence in Collision
A foggy maritime collision off Providence involved the Colonial Line passenger vessel Conard from New York and the barge Wyeter near Northamsets Teey. The barge broke apart, no injuries reported, Wyeter sustained severe damage and drifted adrift with 3008 tons of cargo lost or ruined.
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Eva Lie
Conard
New Yor
Wieter
Paul Hudson Held Amid Mexican City Turmoil
Paul Hudson head of the Herald Publishing Company in Mazatlan City, US citizen, and his family and staff are held under threat of court martial in Mexico City. Reports claim widespread terror, attacks on foreigners, and deteriorating government control with diplomats and residents seeking release.
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