Hollweg Reported to Quit Post in Berlin Dispatches
Berne dispatches say Chancellor Hollweg has resigned as cabinet changes loom in Germany. Reforms and budget debates intensify political crisis as radicals protest and officials seek to preserve Junker control. Rumors of a war cabinet emerge amid uncertain constitutional changes and ministerial shifts, with no clear path to reform.
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Hollweg
Berne
Germany
Vorwaerts
Ferlin
Junkers
Reichstag
Constitution Committee
Secretaar
Zim ™ Mermann
Helfferich
Berlin
Kal Ser
State Department
Zimmerman
Hellferich
Prussian Diet
Reichutag
Kaiser
Was Erzberger's Attack a Scheme
The Handelblatt asserted that Bethmann Hollweg knew in advance Erzberger would propose reforms and tacitly approved them in secret as the easiest way to remove objectionable ministers from his cabinet.
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Bethmann-Hollweg
Erzberger
Handelablad
States quotas set for draft total seven thousand seven hundred seventy nine
Washington would supply 7 779 men for the army draft under a plan based on two thirds of one percent of population as per census estimates. Oregon would provide 4 501, Idaho 2 945, Montana 6 350.
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San Francisco
Washington
U. S. Census Bureau
State of Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
U. S. Warned on German Moves Amid Internal Strife
Washington reports Germany faces internal shake ups as Kaiser's cabinet undergoes sweeping changes. The State Department cautions against overreading the situation and notes the key issue is the military leadership, not mere political withdrawals.
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Germany
Kaiser
State Department
Polk
Hindenburg
Steel makers pledge to heed Wilson profit plea
United Press dispatch says steel producers will place plants at government use and accept a price fixed after federal inquiry, aiming for patriotic margins, reasonable profits, and growth to meet wartime demand. Secretary Baker notes price to be set post inquiry with profits guided by industry needs.
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Wilson
Baker
The
American & Steel Institute
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Navy
Shipping Board
Bernard Haruch
Federal Trade Commission
Rolling Mill Project Reported in Tacoma Wire
Rolling mill construction noted in Tacoma with the Northern Pacific building a rolling mill a forging shop and a machine shop near Paradise under the leased wire dispatch.
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United Press
Tacoma
Northern Pacific
Nest of Paradise
Water Shut Off Notice for Booth Park District
Water will be shut off in the Booth Park district supplied by the Booth Park tank on Friday July 13 from 10 a m to 12 noon. The outage affects local customers and is issued by the district’s water management office for planned maintenance. Regular services will resume as soon as work is completed and pressure returns.
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Booth Park
Echo at American Lake Ends With Movie Reel and Etiquette
A visitor recalls a day at American Lake meeting Col Inglis and Col Cavanaughs unit the Eighth regiment of engineers. He films a scene with the colonel and Jake and meets Pat Patterson and Jimmy at the guard line. He learns about guard house discipline and vows to carry military etiquette next time.
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Pat
Pat” Patterson
Jake
Seattle
Col. Inglis
American Lake
Eighth Regiment of Engineers
Col Cavanaugh
France
Jimmy
Guard House
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Portland
Mary C. Hradford
Awaist Sale
Peties Ae
N Marche
BON Marche
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