Allies Take Action in the Russian Game
July 10 reports say the United States rejects military aid plans that would weaken France and Belgium while economic aid proceeds. Trotzky warns Russia faces general conscription as the Soviet congress opens. Allies aid non Bolshevik Russians on Murman coast and Kola port, while a Siberian provisional government forms at Vladivostok. Czecho Slovak troops in Russia seek to fight on the western front and avoid Russian entanglements.
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Washington
Russa
United States
Ivolve
France
Belgium
Paris
Leon Trotzky
Russia
London
Murnan
Kola
Daily Express
Finland
Poeisn
Siberia
Vladivostok
Tines
Tekio
Asahi
Tokio
Vladimir Huban
Prisoners Capture Report From Siberia By Vladivostok
The United States consul at Vladivostok reports 600 German Hungarian prisoners captured by Czecho Slovak forces near Nikelsk eight miles NW of Vladivostok. Czecho Slovaks suffered 40 killed and 200 wounded as Bolshevik Red Guards and armed prisoners fought back. The defeated group fled with eight armored trains toward Haborzsk, seizing rolling stock and damaging the roadbed.
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Washington
Siberia
State Department
United States
Vladivostok
Nikelsk
Haborzsk
Amur
Nikolsk
No Fish Cars for Service This Year Say Warden
Jame Warden Thorpe states it will be impossible to secure fish cars for trout fry transport this year. The department will ship in baggage cars where possible and limit distribution to key streams due to wartime traffic. Three hatcheries at Sandpoint Hay Spur and Warm Springs remain well stocked.
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Jame
Thorpe
Sandpoint
Hay Spur
Warm Springs
Snow Brief Snowfall Sets Boulder Record in July
Snow fell for a quarter hour in Boulder this morning following a cold rain last night. This marked the latest snowfall on record for the city in Boulder Colorado, Denver.
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Denver
Colo
Boulder
Here
Unclear Text Fragment Signals Unanswered Inquiry
Previous report shows garbled lines about contact requests and nonresponse. The readable bits reference a telephone headquarter note and a series of stray letters. No identifiable people, organizations, or places could be confirmed from the fragment.
Exchange lists dropped as a war measure
War measures order cuts exchange lists from newspaper mailing rosters effective July 15 1918. Donnelley of the war industries board directs discontinuation of return copies samples free promotions office copies and other practices to economize pulp and newsprint during shortages.
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Burleson
Thomas E. Donnelley
War Industries Board
New disease Tricofita reported in Germany
Amsterdam dispatch reports a new skin and hair disease named Tricofita attributed to soap shortage and unsanitary conditions in Germany. German health authorities have not found a remedy.
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Amsterdam
Associated Press
Germany
Socialists Expect Von Hintze as Kuehlmann Successor
An official Swiss dispatch notes the retirement of German Foreign Minister von Kuehlmann and appointment of von Hintze, seen as a pan-German victory. It recalls Vorwaerts reporting that Hertling would resign if von Kuehlmann was ousted.
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Washington
Switzerland
von Kuehlmann
von Hintze
Social Nemoriats
Vorwaerts
Ife von Kuehlmann
Hertling
Belgian Royals Attend Silver Jubilee in England
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth of Belgium arrived in England by air to attend the silver anniversary celebration of King George and Queen Mary, marking their royal visit last Saturday and reported today.
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London
Albert
Queen Elizabeth
Belgium
England
Queen Mary
Kaiser Stricken by Influenza In German Army
Rome July 10 reports say Emperor William fell ill with influenza widespread in the German army. Swiss sources say the emperor has returned home from the French front and that several family members are also afflicted.
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Rome
William
Prohibition Amendment Struck From Emergency Food Bill
Washington July 10 Senator Saulsbury ruled the wartime prohibition amendment to the emergency food production bill is not germane and should be stricken as general legislation on an appropriation measure Senator Jones appealed the decision.
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Washington
Saulsbury
Connecticut
Senate
Jones
Home papers sought by boys in British camps
American soldiers in camps and hospitals across Great Britain request more home newspapers. The appeal comes from the American Red Cross in its latest report.
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London
Great Britain
American Red Cross Report
Tillman, Veteran South Carolina Senator, Dies
Benjamin R. Tillman long served as Democratic senator from South Carolina and chaired the naval affairs committee. He died in the past week, ending a lengthy career in national politics.
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Benjamin R. Tillman
South Carolina
Naval Affairs Committee
Army Casualties Reported in Action and Missing
Washington reports a breakdown of Army casualties with totals: 103 killed in action 21 died of wounds or disease 22 wounded 46 missing 12 prisoners and Marine casualties 5 2 killed in action 2 died of wounds 1 wounded.
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Washington
Idaho coal fields opened with railroad spur to Teton mines
Fuel Administrator Gooding announces Oregon Short Line will immediately build about twelve miles of track in Teton county to the Brown Bear coal mines. He foresees Idaho meeting a significant portion of its coal needs within a year and highlights exploration expansion in Horseshoe Bend Orofino and Kamiah regions.
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Oregon Short Line
Teton
Idaho
Brown Bear
Boise
Orofino
Kamiah
Horseshoe Bend
Teton Coal Fields
Wyoming
Utah
Calvin
Teuton generals newly named for western front command
The Cologne Gazette lists German generals now in active command on the western front. General von Larisch, previously retired, returns to active service. General Wichura, seen in 1915 near the Oise Aisne canal, was noted again last April. General von Winckler, 62, led a division of the Prussian Guard before the war.
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Amsterdam
Cologne
von Larisch
Wichura
Oise-Aisne
von Winckler
Germans prepare to recapture ground east of Amiens region
Reports indicate German forces may attempt to regain high ground won by Australians and Americans near Amiens and Villers-Bretonneux. Local night attacks met with strong British defense. This morning a heavy enemy bombardment stretched about eight miles while the French front saw relative quiet.
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Point
Bretonneaux
Amiens
Villers-Bretonneaux
French Artillery Duels North of Montdidier and Aisne Fronts
Paris reports artillery duels north of Montdidier and south of the Aisne near Chavigny farm. French troops recently made inroads against German lines, an official statement says.
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Paris
Montdidier
the Aisne
Chavigny Farm
German Artillery Activity Shifts Front Near Amiens
Early morning reports cite German artillery and machine gun activity from Villers-Bretonneux to Ancre near Amiens. German local attacks around Villers-Bretonneux were repulsed while the British near Nieppe wood advanced the line and took prisoners in a Morris operation northeast of Nieppe wood.
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Tondon
Amiens
Villers-Bretonneaux
Ancre
War Office
Flanders
Morris
Nieppe Wood
Italian Troops Advance in Albania Report War Office
Rome reports Italian troops continue offensive in Albania with progress on both sides of the Osum river. The war office says the enemy was beaten back in yesterday’s fighting, confirming gains and ongoing operations.
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Rome
Albania
War Office
Osum River
Britain and Allied Forces Repel German Assault Near Villers-Bretonneux
British Army reports that last night enemy attacks in the Villers-Bretonneux area were preceded by heavy bombardment. Between 8 and 9 pm the Germans launched a rush for defensive positions but were repelled along the line. Villers-Bretonneaux again faced heavy shelling and German artillery and machine guns operated from Vaire wood northward to the Ancre.
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France
Associated Press
Villers-Bretonneaux
Vaire Wood
Ancre
Austria declines German general to lead Italian forces
Rome reports Austria refused to accept German General Otto von Buelow as commander in chief of Italian forces after Germany rejected twelve German divisions. The Swiss-sourced dispatch claims Austria temporarily abandons plans to seek revenge for its defeat to Italy.
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Rome
Austria
Otto von Buelow
Germany
Italy
Corn and Oats Rise in Chicago Trade
Chicago July 10 reports corn at 1 55 54 per bushel and oats steady with no further details.
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Chicago
Death Toll Rises From Wreck Near Nashville
July 10 reports from morgues and hospitals show white and Black victims among 115 killed or injured in yesterday head on collision near Nashville.
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Nashville
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