German Espionage In United States Rumored To Be Revealed
Kingston July 5 Officials who cannot be named say that if government actions against German espionage in the United States were published the world would be startled. They acknowledge the spy network may have aided the attack on Pershing’s transport ships and note joint success by state, war, navy and justice departments in uncovering valuable information.
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War, Navy and Justice Departments
Revolt in China Seems Imminent Outline by AP
Military clashes in China appear imminent as troops from Peking show opposition to Chao Taun's monarchy. Simultaneously Thao Kun, governor of Chili, mobilizes to march on Peking after an ultimatum gave Chang 24 hours to withdraw his troops. Chang ignored the demand.
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China
Peking
Chao Tauns
Thao Kun
Chili
Chang
Germans Busy Preparing for Offensive Near Arras
The report notes German preparations for an offensive near Arras while Russia proves capable of striking. England readies for a major battle in the same area as British forces advance about 600 yards near Hollebek southwest of Ypres canal with several prisoners taken.
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England
Associated Press
London
Hollebek
Belgium
Ypre Canal
American Troops Move to Training Camps in France
The battalion that paraded in Paris has moved to permanent American training camps. The expedition is expected to begin fighting the Germans by July fifteenth under Major General six bert. In Washington Senator Ate hurst of Arizona received a telegram from Clifton mining companies requesting government troops.
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Pons
Paris
Sixbert
Associated Press
Washington
Atehurst
Arizona
Clifton
Globe
Metal Miners
LW. W
McBride
Council of Defense
Picnic memories and local notes from the Fourth
Bert Leck and family joined the Geyser Spring picnic with Mrs. Leck and relatives. Mrs. Dow heads to Levington to assist county setup. Carl Livingston gifts a 12-340 foot flag for a starry dinner under the stripes. John Roberts receives a bicycle from his brother Burl. Howard Nutt plans a short Lovington visit before returning to Vallejo. Weather and travel notes mingle with social snippets from Loving and Albuquerque.
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Bert Leck
J. B
Wardie
Wm. Leck
Billy Hegler
Mary Lee Pond
Robert C. Dow
Levington
Carl Livingston
John Roberts
Jeff Roberts
Burl
Albuquerque
Nutt
Howard
Vallego
Cal
Lovington
State Treasurer Reports May Tax Distributions
State Treasurer H. L. Mall reports May tax receipts totaling 264 424 74. Major allocations include the school fund 36 228 54 and charitable institutions 10 865 21. University and insane asylum each receive 17 021 02. Other allocations include the Agriculture College 8 700, Normal 10 21 08, School Museum 2 268 76, School of Mines 6 808 04, Military Institute 6 240, dumb asylum 0 408 94, blind asylum 5 106 04.
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H. L. Mall
University and Insane Aslum
Pratt Takes Month-Long Pacific Coast Vacation
Rev. Frederick H. Pratt left Inet night for a month of recreation and rest visiting San Diego Los Angeles and San Francisco as he travels the Pacific coast.
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Pacific Coast
Mia
San Diego
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San Francisto
Russian Front Moves Forward Near Arras Threat
The report says Russia plans a large scale offensive on the western front with a British blow expected north of Arras, per General Von Stein. Austrian German forces attacked east of Breczany but were repelled by Russian artillery.
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Nort of
Arras
von Stein
Rus Ia
Haig
Associated Press
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Gansa
Breczany
Globe Strike Moves Beyond Local Control
A long distance message to Attorney General Jones from County Attorney Foster in Globe Arizona says the strike situation is beyond local control. United States troops from Douglas have been ordered to the scene following Major Bundell's recommendation.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Jones
Foster
Globe
United States
Douglan
Bundell
Strike in Arizona tests federal peacekeeping efforts
Reports from July 5 to 6 describe a large Arizona labor conflict with regular troops ordered from Douglas to the scene. About three thousand strikers and armed citizens face potential clashes as attempts to operate smaller mines are staged. Former Governor Hunt offered to mediate at President Wilson's request.
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Arizona
Douglas
Jones
Federal
I. W.W
Associated Press
Hunt
Wilson
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