train wreck kills many Hagenback Wallace circus members
A Michigan Central rear end collision near Ivanhoe Indiana killed and injured many circus people. Seventy three injured were in Gary and Hammond hospitals. deaths estimated around sixty seven with families named among the missing. The wreck involved four sleeping coaches and a plowing locomotive amid a two section circus train from Michigan City to Hammond.
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Riot measures at Vienna called out police and troops
London dispatch reports Vienna street riots led to police and military deployment. authorities warned parents to answer for their children's actions as a Copenhagen Telegraph Exchange summary notes.
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Vienna Neue Freie Presse
Vienna
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Army bill calls for four billion to arm west front
The War Department plan for trench warfare beyond the trench stage calls for heavy mountain and field guns. The House appropriation committee approved a fortification program totaling 4 225 096 294 dollars for an American army of three million, with Crowder ordering states to mail questionnaires to nineteen eighty one restaurants beginning June 26 for three days.
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Foreman of Curtiss Factory Is Arrested
Elmira June 22 Lew Longwell Hector Bordezu foreman at Curtiss aeroplane factory Hammondsport was arrested charged with violating the act against wilful injury and destruction of war materials.
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Hammondsport
Nine Hundred Thousand Gone Front Looks Good
Washington dispatch reports General Marek telling reporters that 900000 troops have been shipped from American ports to France, five months ahead of plan. He cites improved central battle status though warning Titan divisions must reform after the western front.
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Attempt on Life of Emperor Charles of Austria Reported
London dispatches say an assassination attempt was made on Emperor Charles of Austria at the Amsterdam exchange. The reports are unconfirmed, per Central News via Amsterdam.
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Charles of Austria
American Casualties Rise Amid France Battle
Washington reports 153 American casualties in France with 52 killed in action including three officers. The list names Claude Quinn of Sheridan Wyoming Howard Dickerson of Wolson Colorado and Carl G Wolff of Belle Four South Dakota among the fallen and wounded.
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Asean
France
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Sheridan
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Wolson
Colorado
Carl G. Wolff
Bellefour
South Dakota
Express rates rise ten percent approved by Commerce Co
Washington reports the Commerce Coane has approved a ten percent increase in express rates. Mesdtamer Prank and HI Jones inform their brother BU Campbell has safely reached France. the family feared he was aboard a submarine. Altogether with Campbell are Abner Kuykendall and Willard Shafer, brothers of Ernest Shafer.
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