Wilson Independence Day Address Calls Final War Settlement
Mount Vernon July 4 President Wilson urged a final settlement in the war, arguing for universal freedom and an organization of peace. He warned that Bolshevik Prussia and selfish rulers threaten world order, insisting there can be no compromise and that the Allied cause aims to establish law and a tribunal of opinion for all nations.
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Mount Vernon
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George Washington
So Organization of Peace
Parsons
Prussia
Diplomatic Corps
Washington
Goa
Fghit
Llandovery Castle Sunk By Submarine During WWI Voyage
The Llandovery Castle, a British hospital ship from Canada homeward bound, was sunk by a submarine on June 27, with 383 aboard including 14 nurses and 50 Canadian medical corps. Reports say lifeboats reached port but one nurse crew boat capsized. the submarine commander claimed the ship carried American officers and Allied fighting personnel.
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London
Getitinn
Linodavery Castle
Easthet
Llandovery
Canadd
Canadian Army Medical Corps
Juetiical” Corps
Subs Sink Three U-boats Off Irish Coast
British destroyer aided by transport troops repelled a German U-boat attack near Ireland, sinking three submarines. An official en route to Washington and other passengers described the battle, with American soldiers cheering as each submarine fell.
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Washington
England
Turkey Must Explain to U S Over Ta briz Hospital Raid
The United States reports that Turkish regular troops burned and looted the American hospital at Tabriz. A formal protest and demand for satisfaction have been presented through Sweden via the Spanish government. The next step will depend on Turkey's reply and the response of the Allied command.
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Washington
Tabriz
State Department
Sweden
Crowder clarifies draft order not to affect non draftees
Washington July 6 Provost Marshal General Crowder clarifies that the new work or fight regulations do not apply to men outside draft age. He says the measure is a military step and does not cover employment or military service for unselected men. The order mainly expands job opportunities for those not subject to the draft while vacant positions are kept open for draftees.
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Washington
Crowder
Czecho-Slovaks defeat Bolshevik troops in Siberia
Telegram from Irkutsk reports Slovak forces inflicted a severe defeat on Bolshevik troops west of Irkutsk and drove them east of Lake Baikal. A battle at Nerkhule Udinsk drove Russian government troops from the town. Stockholm reports Finland declares war expected on Entente nations soon.
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Irkutsk
Siberia
Nerkhule Udinsk
Stockholm
Finladd
Deadly blast at Split Rock plant rocks Syracuse
A massive night blast at a Split Rock area plant killed at least 65 people and injured about 300. Concussions shattered central city plate glass, causing panic across FestilenHal districts as explosions spread and fires were contained.
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Hemet' Yay
Spllt Rock
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FestilenHal
Ts. N. T
Senate approves $8 billion Liberty bonds bill
Washington reports the Senate passed a House bill authorizing $8,000,000,000 in Liberty bonds. The measure aims to raise funds for express services and wage adjustments, with early moves by government rail and express interests. President Taylor of the Railway Express Company is noted in relation to the bill.
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House
Senate
Chicago
Je'wagane Sige
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The
Railway, Expréss Company
American Navy aviator held prisoner in Camp Landéchit report
Fragmentary dispatch states aviation pilot George Joe rot from Scituate Mass was captured and imprisoned at Camp Landéchit Gerais with unknown exact status and location details. The message references U. and Regen e Prisoner and a July 6 date amid uncertain spelling and names.
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Shington
Ensigi George Joe’ Rot
Scituate
Mass
Landéchit
Gerais
Fourth of July ship launchings set record in U S yards
The United States marks an immense shipbuilding milestone as nearly 100 ships are launched in a single day across yards from Philadelphia to San Francisco. President Wilson, General Pershing, and shipping officials praise the effort, with reminders that continued backing will secure victory. The program spans Bash Inc to Tampa and Tacoma to Los Angeles, highlighting the 12,000 ton Bethlehem vessel at the Philadelphia district and the Maury destroyer launch at Bethlehem River plant. Lloyd George sends congratulations on the feat.
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America
Wilson
Pershing
Hurley
Shipping Board
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Philadelphia
Schwab
Pier
Emergency Fleet, Corporation
Sno. Francisco
Fourth of July Parade Draws Maitlands in New York
More than 73 800 people representing 42 races and nationalities marched up Fifth Avenue in the Fourth of July parade. Secretary of the Navy Daniels reviewed the procession as New York celebrated with loud cheering and patriotic fervor. Berlin is expected to hear the echo of the events. Chicago also marked Independence Day with strong resolve and hope linked to the historic 1776 declaration.
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Taly
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Berlin
Gblegga
Daly
Chicago
Otheir
America
Death of Mohammed V Sultan of Turkey
Constantinople dispatch reports Mohammed V, the thirty fifth sultan of Turkey, died at seven o'clock Wednesday night. He came to the throne in 1900 after a coup and three years a prisoner in the imperial palace. He was born November 3, 1845. A proclamation in 1914 aligned with the triple entente.
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Mohammed
Turkey
Constantinople
Vienna
Mohammed V
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Qsman
Sultan Abdul I
Congtagtl
Mohammed Vo
Yusseft Izzedine
Abdul. Azzizl
Tanlac touted after rheumatism relief in age advert
Mrs Elizabeth Reeves of 379 School Street Dey Moakes says Tanlac gave relief after six years of rheumatism and loss of use of limbs. The ad claims Tanlac blends bark and berries with chemicals to treat stomach kidney liver and catarrhal ailments and notes druggists stock or can order it. Also a brief exchange about a lonely diamond and forgotten engagement rings appears in the page.
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Taniac
Elizabeth Reeves
School Street
Dey Moakes
Toma
Kidney Trouble Not Easily Recognized Warns Insurance Examiners
A life insurance examiner notes many applications decline due to unseen kidney trouble that the public often overlooks. Ads praise Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy. readers are urged to test the product via a sample bottle offer.
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Binghamton, N.Y
Pasper
Andy
Questioning Strife in Ware Aid Dialogue
The Worker asks about actions while Shirkey states aiding to win ware. The Worker questions which side Flyleaf supports, hinting at a contested objective and unclear alliance.
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Ware
Perplexing phrase echoes in early journal fragments
Fragmentary text references a playful mixed line about David Devilfish Ah and a solo sung in honor of an occasion. The source shows fragmented names and stray punctuation, resembling a collage of early 20th century newspaper snippets with little clear context.
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