German Troop Movements and Front Actions Worldwide
The report covers a wide WWI front with German troop movements toward Calais not yet begun, ongoing French and British engagements across Belgium and France, and Turkish losses. It notes a lull along the Austro Italian front, Russian reinforcements, and diminished Turkish attack readiness. Battles persist near Arras, Souchez, and the Meuse Moselle corridor with trench and bombardment activity.
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Calais
Belgium
London
Russia
Vistula
Bug
Krasnik
Lublin
Warsaw
Poland
Galicia
Marshal von Mackensen
Galicis
Berlin
Ypres
France
St. Minjel
Ate
Dardanelles
Ian Hamilton
Lubiin Anc
Nicholas
Gallela
Government 10 Take Wireless Sayville Station Amid War Measures
Washington July 8 The government seized the Sayville wireless station the last private direct link between the United States and Germany Captain Bullard in charge of the India will operate the station under naval forces Lieutenant George R Clark to oversee control and maintain existing rules and the public will notice no change. messages will be handled as before with naval supervision and operation.
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Washington
Sayville
Germany
Daniela
Bullard
Caval India
Naval Ferces
Daniels
Sayvills
Secretary of Commerce
Liicense
Secretary of Navy
Department
George R. Clark
New York
Tuckerton
Navy orders seize stations to enforce neutrality rules
The executive order by President Wilson authorizes government seizure of radio stations to prevent belligerent messages. Sayville and Tuckerton stations were taken over last year to block trans Atlantic cipher and vital communications. Navy, State Department officials say no official British complaint about Sayville yet. stations remain under government control.
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Taval
Cammrindame Meyer
Dotion
Willeh Wes
Wilaga
Tuckerton
Lod
Germany
Atlantic
Sayvnily
Daniels
Navy
Wilson
United States
Hrooke
Europa
Secretary of the Navy
State Department
Sayville
Great storm devastates eastern states with heavy losses
A historic storm swept from Nebraska to Ohio last night killing over fifty people and injuring many more. Cincinnati suffered 34 dead and 15 missing as a towboat convoy capsized on the Ohio River. St Charles Missouri endured a tornado that leveled blocks and left more than 100 homes demolished, with extensive damage across St Peters Gilmore and surrounding counties. Across Kentucky and Indiana, telegraph and power lines were down and widespread property damage and injuries were reported.
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Atcbrong Lo Tigures
Nebraska
Ohio
Cincinnati
Perdons
Ohio River
Missouri
St. Charles
St. Peters
Gilmore
Ua Lesa
Ife
Kilind
Lincoln
Custer
Nebraake
Wind
Calloway
Mound City
Lomm
Indiana
Pennsylvania Railroad
Latonix
Terrace Park
Cinetnnact
Latonia
Wae Alao
Bradley
Tien Aril
Refige
St. Charles Barromero Catholic Church
St Charles
Aerie Leo
Charles
St. Louis
Mississippi
Wawola
Mounds
Cairo
St. Lone
Manly
Mitchell
Wey
Uine
St. Lowa
Obie Valley
Kentucky
Retirement Determination Reaches Final Stage
An unclear note from Serreury Hedfield indicates a reaching of the determination to retire. The fragmentary text suggests a personal decision nearing completion, though specific dates or formal steps are not provided.
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Serreury Hedfield
Food Situation Still Serious In Mexico City Reports
Washington reports from Mexico City say the food rate has been checked and the situation appears generally narrowed but remains serious. The courier dispatch indicated some relief yet warned the overall condition remains precarious.
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Washington
Mexico City
Jo Jospen
Laine
Gerard Confers on German Note In Berlin
Ambassador Gerard met with German under secretary Alfred Almera to discuss the German reply to the American note on the Lusttanta incident. The talks aimed to refine the proposals and secure a joint understanding before formal delivery of the completed note.
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Gerard
Berlin
Landan
James W. Gerard
Americnn-ambarsador
Qiu
Alfred Almera
Olen Affairs
Gaul
Wilmot
Nehether
Orm
Railroads Lose on Low Rates Study
Testimony before the Interstate Commerce Commission by assistant passenger agent Rider of the Missouri Pacific details the impact of fare reductions on passenger traffic. Comparing 1914 with the recent low fares, the Missouri Pacific shows a 28 percent drop in passenger revenue while passengers fell 6 to 1 percentage points, suggesting lower rates reduced earnings despite higher operating costs.
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Uruweyhot
Southwear
Theoey
SLU
Babine
Assistient Gras Orn
Misagurt Paritte Railway
Rider
Heart of
Poaneagar
Ravenne
Smoot Recalls Geddes Testimony on Mormon Plural Marriages
In Washington on December 13 1904 Senator Smoot testified before the Privileges and Elections Committee about the 1890 manifesto and Mormon Church authority. President Joseph Smith and apostle Reed Smoot testified that no church officers could authorize plural marriages after the manifesto, and that some members were disciplined or excommunicated for such unions.
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Anilch
Thie
Alyne Menmer
Woodriff Mart
Smith
Tien
Arany
Reed Smont
Net Marsaret Geddee
Washington
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Senate
Geddee
Eceles
Wonutor
Wrlor
Eveles
Gediles
Mormon Church
David Bo Clan
Maintiff
King
Witade Piso
Oniingdon
Apontlen
Woodruff
Bertha M
Ecclea
Bertha M. Derles
David Eerles
Mr. Eccles
Abe
Storm sweeps over Indiana massive tornado and damage report
A severe storm battered central and southern Indiana causing fatalities injuries and extensive property and crop damage. Telephones and lines downed, several towns including Vincennes Terre Haute and Logansport report outages. farms damaged, roads blocked, and power restored efforts underway.
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South
Grand Duke
Francis Joseph
Board of Trade
Falaba
St. George's Channel
Lord Mersey
Farle
French War Office
Angres
Souchez
Bethune
Arras
Boissuns
Argonne
Dybreak
Maria Therese
Meuse
Mosella Tast
Apremont
le Pretre
Fey-en-Haye
Government
Longland
U. S. Naval Forces
Captain Bullard
Plant
Hermitage
Bac
Ogden Standard
24Th Street
Slaton and Wife
West
John M. Staton
John MM. Staton
Georgia
Frank
Lhu
Jos. J. Smith
Sen. Reed Smogt
Sen. Smoot
Geddes
Bertha M. Eccles
David Eccles
Saya
Roelore
C. A. Boyd
Esa
W. Merril
Galdes
Bath
Mtr
Piers Rlage
Albert Grit
Paul Poa
Kbs
Wowee
Boo Dal
Peliejanis Binetos
Persteut Wilford
Wonetrutt
Manifesta
Eternae
Vincennes
Rabg
Ajay
Martinayille Floyd
Ely
Melos
Indien
Chere
Vovre Hawke
Manele
Tunis
Toad Hop
Terre Haute
Landalida
Logan
Arctivira
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