State Department probes sinking of Armenian disaster
The State Department opened an inquiry into the Armenian sinking after Consul Armstrong reported many Americans aboard. Eleven dead or injured and sixteen missing among twenty nine known lost, with ten seriously hurt. The inquiry centers on whether the Armenian sailed as a British chartered freighter or carried contraband of war. Secretary Lansing said the United States is fully dependent on this point for its stance.
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State Department
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Bristol
Menian
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Lansing
Ambrase Herouse
London
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Clark wedding upset by train accident near Bowing Green
A train carrying wedding guests including Genevieve daughter of Speaker Champ Chirk derailed several miles outside the city. Several notables were injured as Mrs. Clark hastened to scene, and the wedding occurred later with many officials in attendance. An Armenian sinking casualty count and admiralty notes follow, with ongoing U.S. inquiries into the incident.
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Genevieve
Champ Chirk
Clark
Germans Claim Great Victory At Tanner
Berlin dispatch reports German forces advancing on Warsaw with the army in continuous contact and heavy gains in the operation. Troops allegedly swept aside opposition on the road to Warsaw, occupied Tanner, and seized art treasures from a local cache as French fires threaten German positions in the Argonne.
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Argonne
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Tanneville
Submarine Saves Lives of German Crew Off Liverpool
German submarine U-39 salvaged eight crew members from the Norwegian ship Cambuskenneth after it was torpedoed near the St. George Channel. The eight rescued were German nationals, while thirteen other crewmen were landed safely elsewhere.
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Portland
Oregon
Liverpool
Heennee
St. Gys
German Sub Sinks British Steamer Wat kins Near Harwich
German submarines torpedoed and sunk a British fishing steamer near Harwich yesterday. The crew were warned and escaped to land in safety. A steamer La Touche Lomen Bros delivered a large assortment of Victor Records and Victrolas.
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Berlin
Sayville
Torport
Watkins
Harwich
Victor
la Touche Lomen Bros
Brooks Predicts Rise in AoKA Production and Mining Growth
Brooks, a noted geologist, predicts a midyear increase in mine output due to added machinery and development. He notes a bright outlook for placer gold and substantial expansion in dredge operations across the northern territory and Seyward districts.
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Brooks
Washington
Syedkin
Alytion
Northern Territory
Government to assume Sayville administration control
Report notes indications that Sayville governance will be taken over by the government. Secret service finds evidence of alleged information leakage by the current local authorities and a possible shift in control along the British coast area.
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Geripal
Stalin
Sayville
Tone
Secret Service
Viletal
Evelyn Refuses Subpoena in New York Court Case
A New York court document details Evelyn's refusal to recognize a subpoena. The record notes service in Ta, Pennsylvania, and mentions Malone, Nesbit, and other individuals in connection with the contested proceedings.
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Service
Malone
York
Ayelon
Fuandarton
Submarines Sink a Wheat Ship
A wartime bulletin reports German submarine activity sinking a wheat carrier near a Baltic port. The vessel carried vital grain, affecting Allied logistics. The attack highlights ongoing supply threats and the peril faced by merchant crews during naval warfare.
Diaz Not in El Paso Denied by Aide
New York July 1 A. Service reports Felix May nephew of former Mexican president Diaz is not in El Paso amid rumors of his involvement in a revolution. Diaz declined to comment on alleged plots against Mexican leaders saying he knows nothing about the matter.
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New York
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Dax
Mexico
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Mexi+ co
Noted Irish Patriot Dies After Lingering Illness
A traditionally bold oblique report notes the death of Irish patriot Jost night after a lingering illness. The item mentions PAL Service and a resignation to postwar events, with references to political figures and territorial shifts discussed in tense wartime prose.
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O'Danavan
Germans Bombard Windau in Major Raid
Report from the front describes German bombing actions near Windau with heavy bombardment and nocturnal activity. The account mentions Allied defense and casualties while noting ongoing operations and medical responses at field hospitals.
Becker Is Reprieved After Extended Hearing
An official notice states Becker has been reprieved pending further testimony. The attorney is granted additional time to present evidence in the case, with a hearing ending on the second day of the following month. The outcome remains unresolved.
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A. P. A. Service
Gaverton
Russian Lose Sea Fight in Baltic
In the Baltic a numerically superior Russian squadron defeated German forces near Windau sinking two torpedo boats a small battleship and a destroyer while German retreat followed without loss to the Germans. The Russians also lost a torpedo craft in a separate Black Sea engagement near Sebastopol yesterday.
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Nissan
Windau
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Sebastopol
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