China in bad as clashes loom after Manchu restoration attempt
In Tien Tsin on July 5 reports say forces loyal to Chang Hsun resist the monarchy while Tseao Kui's troops mobilize toward Peking. Nine officials, including Prince Po Lun, are executed or imprisoned as a provisional Nan King government forms with Feng Kwo hang as president and Lut ng Tio as VP.
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Manclu
Wang Shihen
Prince Po Lun
Council of State
Nan King
Su Baron
Feng Kwohang
National
Cage
Bly
Lut Ng Tio
Tuan Chi Jui
British Line Advances Near Hollebeke
British troops attacked southwest of Hollebeke Belgium and pushed the line forward about 600 yards. Prisoners were captured in the action.
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London
Hollebeke
Belgium
Ye Canal
Trout Planting In Mink Creek Boosts Future Fishing
Deputy Game Warden Lehrbas planted 42,000 trout from Klay Spur hatchery in Mink creek. The consignment included 6,000 German browns, 6,000 rainbows, and 30,000 natives, all fine quality with no eastern brook. He worked from 4 a.m. through late afternoon, dispersing fish across multiple sites along the stream.
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Lehrbas
Mink Creek
Klay Spur
Auto Crash Injures Local Man Slips From Road
Arthur Slim Wallington, formerly at the Bookstore Pharmacy, now a brakeman with the Short Line, was badly cut when the roadster skidded on a sandy Partnenf road near Pocatello. Driver Pete Harvey from Boise escaped injury. Wallington was transported to Pocatello General for treatment and is reported to be improving.
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Arthur
Slim) Wallington
Prarmacy
Pocatello General
Pete Harvey
Boise
Pocatello
Partnenf
Wallington
Fucatello
Ir. Harvey
Americans Repel Submarine Attacks in Transports to France
Washington reports American destroyers and roving transports carrying troops to France fought off submarine attacks. The last contingent arrived safely at a French port with no American deaths, while one submarine was sunk and others possibly destroyed during the voyage.
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Washington
France
Navy Department
Pershing
Navy
Oklahoma hotel men gather for convention to curb fraud
Oklahoma City July 5 hotel men from across the state converge for their annual association convention. Discussions will center on curbing hotel fraud and "beat beats" schemes as the gathering continues through tomorrow with a large turnout.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Sunday Fast Game Set At Brady Park
Next Sunday the Short Line league presents a fast game between two preferred teams at Brady Park. Proceeds go to the Red Cross fund. Managers aim to pick a lineup to gloom the other side. The teams are chosen with care and the contest promises a strictly high class piece of baseball.
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Brady Park
Red Cross Fund
German war plan hints at large Haig offensive north of Arras
General Von Stein told the reichstag committee that Alasia’s army can strike and entente forces seem ready to resume western front advances. He said Haig appears to plan a major offensive in the region north of Arras, indicating ongoing German expectations of a large-scale battle.
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Alasia
Entente
Arras
von Stein
Reichstag
Haig
Eastern Galicia Quiet as Russians Maintain Offensive
Berlin reported little fighting in eastern Galicia on July 4 while Russian forces pressed the campaign. In areas held by Field Marshal Von Mackensen and Archduke Joseph in Romania, officials noted greater local activity.
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Berlin
Galicia
Field Marshal
von Mackensen
Archduke Joseph
Romania
Saxony Diet Adopts Socialist Reform Resolution
In Copenhagen the Saxon diet debated internal reform as a Socialist resolution urged liberal reorganization. Most parties condemned the king’s loyalty claim, blaming incompetent bureaucracy, while Conservatives differed. The debate, marked by strong rhetoric, ended with the adoption of the Socialist motion.
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Copenhagen
Saxony
Diet
Baseball Dope For The Week In Major Leagues
New York extended its lead in the National League to a full game over Philadelphia which trails by one and a half games. In the American League Chicago maintained a similar advantage over Boston as the week saw neck and neck action. Chicago defeated Sunday but took three of seven from St Louis. Cincinnati split two with St Louis and won three of five against Pittsburgh. Brooklyn split a doubleheader with Boston, then dropped two to the Braves. the champions won the deciding game of the series in five games.
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New York
Biffy
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Braves
Probing German Spy Network Tied to Pershing Transport Attacks
Washington officials say government actions against German spies in the United States could shock the world if published. They believe the attack on Pershing's transports may stem from spy activity and note ongoing joint work by state, war, navy, and justice departments uncovering valuable, motoring information.
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Department
Pershing
Washington
United States
State
War, Navy
Justice Departments
Five Million Pigs Slaughtered in Secrecy Report
Amsterdam reports a memorial to the war food bureau claims five and a half million pigs disappeared in six months. The measure alleges ally slaughter of swine between September 1 1910 and March 1 1911 and accuses authorities of weak control over Germany's food stocks.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Germany
War Food Bureau
Progressive People’s Party
American Boys Move to Permanent Training Camp
Paris July 5 The battalion of American troops paraded in Paris yesterday and has moved to the permanent training camp. The entire expedition is expected to be encamped by July 15 under Major General Sibert.
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Paris
Sibert
Spiritual Bride Soulmate Case Stirs Chicago Divorce
In a Chicago case a woman known as spiritual bride proposes divorce so she can wed Miwood V. Matlack of St. Louis after a ceremony by Prof David Seabury. Matlack, wealthy, resents the move and the court fate remains undecided.
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Matlack
Rome
News Held Up By Censor Delays Paris Dispatches
Washington on July 5 reports the war department continues to censor news from Paris after foreign censors. Cables are diverted to Washington then sent to press associations and New York offices for redirection. Associated Press accounts of the Fourth of July celebration in Paris were delayed.
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Washington
War Department
Paris
New York
Washngton
Associated Press
Elks Trip Union Pacifics in League Showdown
A Short Line league game saw the Pocatello Elks defeat Union Pacifics led by Maddrell and Coulson delivering early offense. Adolph hit a four bagger and long drives highlighted the Elks’s 11 hit assault in the later innings while Lamar pitched well for the Elks.
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Union Pacific
Pocatello Elk
Utah
Idaho
Lamar
Elks
Maddrell
Railroaders
Grayson
Coul
Fourth Celebrated by City's Young Patriots
Boston hosts Elks national convention preparations amid altered parade plans due to war. Decorations in purple and white line downtown as parade and pageant features draw crowds. Greek Patriotic society makes first parade appearance with flags and lively floats.
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Boston
Mass
Elks
Grand Lodge
Order
The
Lexington
Concord
Plymouth
Pocatello
Greek Patriotic Society
Sain
Andres Kravaritis
Columbia
John Ramp
Copper Market Briefing Unchanged in New York
Copper prices held steady in New York on July 5 as the market showed no net change. Dealers noted quiet trading and steady demand amid light supply signals.
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New York
Striking Turmoil Prompted Arizona Troop Request
Senator Ashrust confirms Clifton mining companies asked for government troops as unrest escalates. Utah forces are ordered toward the locality to restrain agitation amid the strike scene. Washington dispatch dated July 5.
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Washington
Ashrust
Arizona
Clifton
Government troops to quell Globe strike and mediation sought
A long distance message to Attorney General Jones says the crisis is beyond local control and U S troops from Douglas are ordered to scene on Major General Bundell's recommendation. Former Governor Haimt offered to mediate per a presidential request and accept. Regular shops from Douglas are moved in. Jones and 25 peace officers sheltered at the federal building. About 3000 strikers armed. citizen deputies total around 300. Tomorrow's action targets smaller mines already under union terms opposed by I W W members.
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Phoenix
Jones
Foster
Globe
United States
Douglas
Bundell
Haimt
Federal
Quiet Fourth Hobe Streets Post Independence Strikes
Globe Arizona July 5 reports calm in Hobe after a tense Independence Day. Strikers rest while deserters from Mine Mill and Smelter Workmen's union shift to the Metal Miners' IWW branch. Federal Conciliator McBride expected tonight amid censorship by the local council of defense.
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Globe
Ariz
Hobe
Metal Miners
McBride
Council of Defense
Exemption boards begin assigning draft serial numbers
Washington reports exemption boards have started issuing serial numbers to June registrants and will post them publicly. Officials caution that no men have been drafted yet and the process will take several days. Chicago markets note Wheat at 2.09 and corn at 1.62.
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Washington
Beeun
East St. Louis riot under federal investigation
Federal inquiry began into Monday’s race riots in East St. Louis where 33 Black residents and 4 Whites were killed and about 319 Black homes burned. Col. George Hunter, quartermaster of the central U S Army division, will file a full report to Major General Thomas Barry in Chicago. The city lay quiet as fires were fought and thousands of Black refugees streamed toward St. Louis seeking shelter and aid.
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St. Louis
Geoorge Hunter
Central Division
Diumed States Army
Hunter
Thomas i. Barry
Chicago
Central Department
Fost
Ill
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H. Derham
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Derham
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U.P. OO
Zocatello Commercial Club
Geek V Patriotic Society
Union Pacrtie Club
Mamiant
Ile
Allen Hansen
Viera
dJobu FL Diesinmson
Lkewise
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