Germany to consider peace offers if sincere
Imperial Chancellor Von Hertling states in the Reichstag that Germany’s peace policy remains unchanged and that there is a united readiness between political leaders and the army to receive Allied proposals if offered in sincerity. The foreign policy is said to be defined by Germany’s reply to the papal peace note.
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Lemion
Germany
Reichetag
von Hertling
Copenhagen
Hindenburg Rumor Ties Up German High Command
London reports a Dutch trawler relays a rumor in Germany that Von Hindenburg is ill and unable to work at army headquarters. First Quartermaster General Ludendorff reportedly takes over military duties. Army casualties cited as $2 in Associated Press dispatch.
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London
Germany
von Hinden
Army
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Ludendorf
Policy Persists Amid Wartime Struggle Claims
The article argues that righteous peace and Germany remain unmoved by promises. It cites recent utterances by President Wilson and English Foreign Secretary Balfour as factors that compelled Germany to persevere in the war.
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Wilson
Balfour
England
Five American Planes Reported Captured in Germany
Washington dated July 12 Pershing's communique says five American airplanes on a bombing expedition did not return Berlin reported five American aircraft in German hands yesterday said they were captured after an attempt to raid Coblenz Germany
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Pershing
Berlin
Coblenz
Germany
Two American Seamen Missing After Sinking of Motor Launch
Washington reports two American sailors are missing after a motor launch was sunk by German shore batteries while aiding a French destroyer to tow an American seaplane to safety. Navy department says crew unaccounted for.
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Washington
Navy Department
Allies Advance as French Push North of Chateau-Thierry
Paris reports French forces seize Longpent village east of Villers-Cotterets and advance north of Chavieny farm and near Favorelles and Javage farms. The new front extends toward Favorelles, threatening a German salient between Long Pont and the American sector.
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Favorelles
Long Pont
Chateau-Thierry
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Paris
Longpent
Suvieres
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Chavieny Farm
Faverolles
Javage Farms
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Mise Donaldson Visits Miss Mollie Murray
Mise Donaldson of the lower valley is spending the week with Miss Mollie Murray, enjoying a short visit and local social events.
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Lower Valley
Mollie Murray
Italians Advance Supply Take Berat and War Material
A Rome dispatch announces the occupation of Berat by Italian forces, with capture of a large quantity of war materiel and many prisoners. It reports Austrian losses at Conca Langhi and Val D Assa, and repulses along the southern slopes of Sosso Rossa.
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Washington
Berat
Rome
Lonces
Conca Langhi
Val D'Assa
Sosso Rossa
Austrian Troops Mutiny Reported in Serbia
The Serbian Press Bureau reports a serious mutiny among Austrian troops in Kragujevac, an occupied district. The garrison at Kragujevets, once a Serbian arsenal, rebelled over bad food, with many officers killed before the unrest was suppressed.
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Associated Press
Corfu
Serbia
Kragujevets
Food Scarcity Triggers Chore Era in Petrograd
Shortage of food causes widespread hunger in Petrograd as hundreds fall ill daily. Reports from the Russia wires quote officials warning of mounting scarcity and social unrest amid the crisis.
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Petrograd
Rusia
Jean
Pearce Returns from Camp Kearny to Black River Ranch
Wm Pearce of Black River returned last night from Camp Kearny after working on a ranch in town. The report notes his safe return and is the only clear detail from the fragment.
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Wm. Pearce
Black River
Camp Kearney
Bombing of Constantinople by Allied Air Force
Associated Press reports London notes heavy air raid on Constantinople on July 7. British air force statements confirm a half ton of bombs dropped on the city in a major bombing operation.
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London
Air Force
Constantinople
Mit Hel Death attributed to unfastened safety belt
Washington July 12 Major John Vurrey Mitchell is reported dead in an aviation accident attributed to the aviator failing to wear a safety belt. The War department found no evidence of defective machine parts.
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Washington
John Vurrey Mitchel
War Department
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