Germans Weigh Peace Bid Amid Kaiser Terms Debate
Reports from Halifax and Berlin outline German peace sentiment amid U boat warfare. British sailors claim heavy sub attacks near transports in sight of first American troops. U S gun crews claim to have sunk six of seven subs as war weariness grows and Reichstag contemplates immediate peace terms. Local notes mention Daughertys returning from Albuquerque and Dwight Stephenson, plus linotype guest A W Bacon in town.
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Associated Press
Halifax
France
Associated Pressenhagen
Berlin
Coral Tidende
Germany
Reichstag
Food Bill Goes to Conference
The administration food control bill moved to conference in the House with no record vote. Opposition speakers were instructed to oppose all Senate amendments. Also mentions Attorney S D Stennis and W A Poore family returning from a personal outing to Roswell and other towns.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
S. D. Stennis
W. A. Poore
Roswell
Vaughn
Las Vegas
Taos
Readjustment of Shipping Board in Progress
Washington July 26 The Shipping Board and Emergency Fleet Corp are being reorganized after the president accepted resignations of Captain Denman and General Goethals. Senate committee recommended Hartley as new chairman but delayed on Colby Actin. Brent offered resignation to the president.
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Associated Press
Washington
Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Denman
Goethals
Senate Commerce Committee
Hartley
Nemi
Colby Actin
Brent
Wilton
House of Representatives Rejects Confidence Votes in Empire
In Tokio China on July 2, the House of Representatives rejected four motions of no confidence in the government by a margin of 110 votes. The main criticism centered on alleged failures in the empire’s foreign policy.
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Associated Press
Tokio
China
House of Representatives
Pruit of Lovington Dies at Bates Hotel
Pruit of Lovington died after a fall at Bates Hotel. details are sparse in the fragment, but the event is recorded as a local obituary notice.
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Pruit
Lovington
Ras Bates Hotel
Race to fill quota in draft begins nationwide
Washington July 2. States rush to be first to complete their draft quota as physicals start and draft machinery moves toward accepting men for service. Crowder rules that a registered man is an army attach once local exemption boards post acceptance.
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Washington
Union
Crowder
Focal
Irish Problem Taken Up at Trinity College
Dublin July 25 The convention to tackle the Irish problem opened its first session this morning at Trinity College.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Trinity College
Russian Girls Battalion Fights in Front Trench
Report from Petrograd notes a unit of Russian women soldiers in action at Kreve yesterday for the first time. The battalion is said to be successful despite some wounded. Rear Admiral Razoxo named commander of Rasalan naval forces in the Baltic. Verdervski reportedly arrested for government telegram leak.
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Associated Press
Petrograd
Vera Hutehkarets
Kreve
Razoxo
Baltic
Sub Explosion Kills Nine on Philippine Vessel
An explosion aboard a submarine in Cavite Philippines killed nine sailors and injured three officers and a crewman. Official lists include Lieutenant Arnold Marcus and Machinist Mates H R Lang Opewell and Axplosion. Cause of ignition remains undetermined awaiting inquiry.
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Washington
Cavite
Phillipine Islands
Arnold Marcus
H.R. Lang
Opewell
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