Troops Moved To Globe Arizona Mine Strike
Four U S cavalry units with a machine gun troop left Douglass for Globe to quell strike disorders. The Globe mine strike drew 400 troops from Douglass, with 25 officers sleeping in the federal building amid about 3,000 strikers and 300 citizen deputies.
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Anti Imperialism Basis for Deliberation at Socialist Conference
The Belgian delegation states a durable peace is unlikely while the Hohenzollern and Habsburg dynasties hold power. They would meet Austrian and majority German Socialists if they renounce their rulers and act openly against them. The basis for deliberation at the conference is antiimperialism.
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Associated Press
Stockholm
Holland, Scandinavian Socialist Committee
Hohenzollern
Hapsburg
Troops in France Ordered to Encamp by July Fifteenth
Paris July 5 Associated Press reports the battalion that paraded in Paris has reached a permanent American training camp. Other units at a French port will depart for camp instruction, with the entire expedition expected to be encamped by July 15 under Major General William L. Sibert.
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the Banner
Phoenix
Ariz
W. E. Jones
H. M. Foster
Globe, Ariz
United States
Douglass, Ariz
France
Paris
First Expeditionary
William L. Sibert
Zaimis Cabinet to Name New Chief of General Staff
The cabinet of Premier Zaimis will appoint the chief of the general staff in the national defense army. King Alexander will receive the officers on Thursday. Prince Nicholas and his family have sailed for Italy.
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National Defense Army
Alexander
Nicholas
Constantine
Italy
Mourning at Eton as King George III War Minister Dies
In Athens on Tuesday July 3, delayed, officials announce that General Hara lambis, long serving as war minister in the era of King George III, has died after many years of service. The article notes Eton college remains in mourning following the loss.
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Associated Press
London
Athens
Eton College
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George III
Lambis
Nine Teuton Planes Lost In Night Bombing Duel
Allied and German air activity dominates early reports as nine German machines go down for one British loss. Russia’s army shows renewed bite and Entente forces plan forward moves on the western front while Pershing tightens French front positions near the Aisne and Cerny.
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Associated Press
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Belgium
Germany
Myers
Persin
Dhe Aisne
Cerny
Berlin claims no losses in Harwich raid
Berlin through London reports all German airplanes returned undamaged after bombing Harwich coastal works. British statement says German squadron, returning from Harwich, was attacked by Entente machines off the Belgian coast with two planes shot down and a third damaged. Casualties at Harwich were 11 killed and 86 injured.
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Associated Press
Berlin
London
German War Office
Harwich
Plants Impaired by Desertion of Spared Negroes
Resumption of work after a holiday was accomplished today without signs of renewed race rioting in which over twenty negroes and several white people were killed earlier. Fewer negroes returned to the streets while hundreds left town, and several plants warned their output would be curtailed. Militiamen patrolled the city adequately to maintain order.
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East St. Louis
Clash in China Sparks Imminent Military Action
Reports from Taitung describe a looming clash as Chang Hsun and Chang Ayu resist a Manchu restoration. Tsao Kun mobilizes forces toward Peking while a provisional government forms in Nanking with Baron Kuo Chang as president.
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National Assembly
Carpenters Laid Off At Camp Over Lumber Shortage
Two hundred carpenters were laid off yesterday due to a lumber shortage. Trains with lumber were expected but did not arrive. Infantry units will patrol the ten square mile army cantonment site as instruction work continues.
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Associated Press
Bonner Chillicothe
Contortionist Faker Pretends Belgian Chaplain to Live on Charity
A Paris based contortionist, posing as a Belgian military chaplain captured at Liege, deceived charitable donors for months after being taken to Germany. He later woke to learn his two legs were amputated while he had not been wounded.
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Dijon
Suicide Attempt by Witness in Tutt Crover Murder Case
The district attorney seeks to compel testimony as a grand jury probes the Tutt Crover murder case tied to Alfredo Cocchi's escape to Italy. A key witness Stephen Smith, an Indian halfbreed inmate, attempted suicide in his Tombs cell after writing to Grace Hamilton about the murder scene.
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Tutt Crover
Whittinn
Mitchel
Alfredo Cocchi
Mile Cruger
Italy
Hardiy
Attrney
Stephen Smith
Grace Hamliston
Conohi
Teutons Weigh Haig Offensive Near Arras
General von Stern reports to the Reichstag that a further British blow is expected north of Arras, with Haig preparing large scale actions. He sees unlikely a renewal of Saloniki operations but notes Italian Tyrol events as decisive. Russian plans remain unreported.
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Reichstag
Arras
Haig
Saloniki
Tyrol
Franchising Reform Bill Defeated in House of Commons
The House of Commons rejected proportional representation by a 201 to 169 vote in the franchise bill or Representation of the People Bill. In Bern, the German Federal Council stayed an ordinance banning throat-cut slaughter except by qualified Jewish butchers to save blood for human consumption in food products.
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London
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Federal Council
Germany
Berlin
Coal Prices Prompt Calls to Seize Mines
Senate and conference debates shift to food legislation as leaders push swift agreement on food control and food survey bills. Senator Pomerene proposes allowing the president to commandeer coal mines during price surges to safeguard wartime supply, citing coal held in railroad yards last winter to push prices higher.
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Pomerene
Interurban trolleys crash in Youngstown. one dead
An Interurban car bound for city traffic jumped the Front street track near the viaduct and crashed into a fruit store injuring 17 passengers and killing Edward Scully of Cleveland. A fire followed. several injured were hospitalized and others sent home. Railway officials offered no immediate statement on cause.
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Youngstown
Edward Scully
Cleveland
Front Street
A. C. Boyle
Ivan Miles
John A. McLean
Wellsville
Otto Frits
Latonia
AVAL EMBLEMS AND WORRY TO NEW RECRUITS
AVAL EMBLEMS AND SOURCE OF WORRY TO NEW RECRUITS describes the mix of fear and curiosity among U S naval trainees at Great Lakes as they learn rank insignia and the courtesy of salutes. Recruits compare civility to back home, then memorize the gold braid to identify officers and senior ratings while adjusting to naval discipline.
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Great Lakes
Til
United States Naval Training Station
Jack
Livestock and grain market report from multiple cities
Eastern markets show varied demand with hog and cattle receipts mixed across East Buffalo Pittsburg and Chicago. Grain futures list wheat corn oats and fats with numerous price quotes and futures for July September contracts.
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