Greece to Join Allies Within Forty Eight Hours
Rapid diplomatic developments at Athens indicate Greece will abandon neutrality and enter the war on the Entente side. Reports from Salombka and Rome say negotiations are active, Bulgaria's invasion triggers Greek mobilization, and officials admit an imminent war declaration.
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Germans Pounce on French Lines in Lorraine Front
German forces launched heavy assaults along the Lorraine front near Varroy pressing the French line. French troops withstood the attack but could not hold their ground and were driven back after intense fighting and counterattacks.
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Teuton Counter on Stokhood Repulsed in Heavy Losses
Petrograd reports a furious German counter offensive along the Stokhod river was repulsed with heavy losses. The official staff statement calls the assault one of the severest along the line and notes German forces were driven back toward Mainlitte with strong artillery fire and high casualties.
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Son Bill 1 Ses Strike Outlook
The report notes that a bill before Congress aims to avert a possible railroad strike by invoking presidential authority to take over railroads in a public necessity. It references an 1862 wartime statute never used, suggesting the president could seize railways if strikes threaten national interest.
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