Armed Germans at Irkutsk in Siberia report
A Daily Mail dispatch from Harbin dated July 1 says about 10,000 armed German and Magyar prisoners are near Irkutsk. They told an American there they fought the Czecho Slovaks because they were blocked from returning home, under orders to stop Czecho Slovaks from reaching eastern Siberia and Vladivostok. Subsequent reports note Bolshevik upheaval in Vladivostok and renewed pressure around Lake Haiku, with German and Austrian prisoners said defeated near Irkutsk by Czech Slovak forces and retreating east.
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London
Americag
Mrrson Jusl
Tarbin
Siberia
Irkutsk
Daily Mail
Harbin
von Mirvach
Vladivostok
Tivn- Tein
Vladvostok
Samenoff
Lake Haiku
Urkutsk
Ukraine Cabinet Resigns Amid Reform Move
A Ukrainian cabinet resigns as Mr Matkievitch faces charges connected to reform plans. A Lem berzy dispatch to the Vesna Freie Presse notes the government seeks to form a new cabinet with restructuring likely under the current leadership.
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Ukraine
Sterdam
Ukrajen Envernment
Matkievitch
Beginning to Believe in Danger for Newspapers
A clipped passage notes American newspapers facing rising danger and challenges to hire skilled staff. The text hints at fear of losing reporters and the strain on editorial work as threats grow. The fragment suggests a broader concern about press freedom and sustainability.
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Erman
America
Thera
Cardinals Urge Nation to Pray in Wartime Appeal
A July 8 appeal titled fight and pray urges all Americans to join in daily prayer for divine aid as the nation supports its military, praises Catholic unity, and asks widespread devotion to the Angelus at rise, noon, and evening for peace, unity, and victory over the foe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raga Gibbons
Fae
America
S. S. Pelter
Paul
Hla
U-Boat Sinks Norwegian Ship Angvald in Atlantic
A German U-boat sank the Norwegian steamer Angvald of 2088 tons while en route from a French port to Saltimers. Eleven of the 27 crew survived after drifting for eleven days on seaweed and wreckage, being rescued by the Moor after a shell attack and lifeboat separation. Rescue occurred July 4 as warships closed in, with warnings of more U-boats in the area.
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Steaer Angvald
Cubwarine
Inez
Mday
Ano
Ete
Atlantic
Eege
Shige
Lelegare
Af North
Lieutenant Hobbs Killed in German Antiaircraft Fire
Warren T Hobbs of Worcester Massachusetts a lieutenant in the American aviation corps was killed by German antiaircraft fire on January 26 according to a local ward He was 22 years old The article notes he held a world record in the 60 yard high hurdles at Meadow Brook track meet in March 1917 with a time of 6 seconds
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Worcester
Mass
den- Menant
Warren T. Hobbs
American Aviation Corps
Ward
Hobbs
Amix Ogied Athinte
Meadow Brook Lustour
Said by a Cynic on Texas Bullets and Writers
The Houston Post complains of the excess of bullets in Texas. Nashville Barner notes how George Bailey and other Texans throw them, a line reflecting a cynic’s view of local culture. Coulson Kerna han cites two literary comicals, serlier’s cramp and melfed head.
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Serlier
Coulson Kernahan
Bailey
Houston Post
Texas
George Bailey
Nashville Barner
Gold Medal Kidney Capsules Promise Quick Relief
An advertisement warns against ignoring backache as a sign of kidney trouble and promotes Gold Medal Kidney Capsules from Halland labs. The copy claims rapid relief and a money back guarantee if not satisfied, urging readers to buy only the Gold Medal brand.
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Wooten
Gansuter
Halland
Great Wireless 10 to Be Built Near Buenos Aires
The Marconi company plans the largest wireless station near Buenos Aires with 11,000 kilowatts. Three towers the size of the Little Rock will rise, and officials discuss costs and temporary concessions while experiments continue.
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Great Wireless
Marconi Company
Buenos Aires
Tuenos Aires
Luenos Aires
Edward J. Nally
Visa
Germany
Uninterned Aliens a Constant Danger
The parliamentary committee on the alien question favors immediate internment of every male enemy alien over 18 unless medically exempt, and separation of all female enemy aliens with exemptions for those whose husbands are exempt. It also calls for discharge of such personnel from government jobs and winding up enemy businesses within three months. Lord Beresford warns of danger from uninterned aliens and cites torpedoed ships from spy information as figures on tonnage and wartime losses.
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T.ondon
Reenrthy
Lord Beresford
Sprey
Forte Lpight
Publisher Rumely Arrested in German Money Plot
New York publisher of the Evening Mail Dr Edward A Tumely was arrested on perjury charges alleging German government funds financed the paper. Investigators traced $1.26 million in payments via Albert von Bernstorff and other agents to support German propaganda in the United States. Bondholders move to seize the paper as Stoddard and Rumely deny wrongdoing and defend wartime loyalty.
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New York
Edward A. Trulaely
The
Mail and the Press Company
New York Evening Mail
Lewis
Perhiry
A. Mitchell Palmner
Mamely
Mikuics
Dixelone
Connt von Norissarte
Calrest
Neo Hoinrich F. Albers
Ochs
Comeine
de Marit
Remerd
Harem Chat Rumely
del Mall and Express Company
Igtz
Henry
Tinmely
Generil Lewis
Albert
von Bernstorff
Jenny
Walter Lyon
Wall Street
Tenskarf, Lyon and Company
Rumely
McGlure Newspnaper Corporation
Tumely
She
Mesers Hays, Kaufman and Linheim
Tenskor, Lyon and Company
U. S. McClure Newspaper Corporation
Nten
Hia
van Bernstorff
Geran
Berman Inken
Ronskarf, Lyon and Company
McGlure Newspaper Corporation
Huseh
Buseh
Columbia Trust
Herman Settcken
Sietcken
Crassmah and Sietcken
Siebeken
Tne
Becker Fala
Germany
Honda
Tade
Jenry L. Stoddard
Mahi and Bepreas
Ciaramd
Yoddard
Dr. Rumely
England
Becker
St. Louis
Chicago
Albert Ani Count von Bernstorté
Waquitable ‘Truat Company
Runicly
Becker Aul
Hanover National Bank
Ang
Columbia Trac Company
Barmera, Loan and Trust Company
Lyon
Messages from world leaders praise U S Independence Day
In Washington on July 6 a wave of congratulatory messages to President Wilson from monarchs and leaders including King Albert of Belgium, President Poincare of France, and President Venizelos of Greece praised the United States. The correspondents emphasize unity with the republic and extend wishes for harmony, liberty, and continued Franco-American friendship.
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Stare Shepartiarat
Vronilent Poumie
Parig
United States
Wiles
France
Italian Patriot to Be Executed in Vienna Trial
An Italian patriot, lengthierly named E.-Verriccio Clrel, was tried for high treason by an Austrian military court, found guilty, and sentenced to death by hanging. The report notes his Irredentist actions, wartime bravery on the Carse plateau, and subsequent capture and mistreatment before sentencing. The piece also briefly references unrelated club talk about funds and a judge’s comment on a long speech.
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Geneva
Verriccio Clrel
Austria
Cavirt
Vienna
Ctrelli
Carse
Chelsh
Camp-Fire Stories Warmth Turns to Hunger on Cold Night
A dark stormy night keeps campers indoors as they crave a hot supper. Ham and eggs with steaming coffee are described as irresistible comforts, making mouths water at the thought.
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Chas. H. Fletcher
Leeds
Coueladrievs
Ezi
Renee Pate
Allens
Twenty Third Street
Bath, Furnace, Eyeble
Cardinals
Nation 10
Gibbons, Farley
O’connell
HMS
Garment Workers
Glenwood Park
Lillian Thatcher
Evening Mail
Ela
Raat Am
Tharee Wasner Stora
Andy Ca
Ry Cohen
Basic Products Corporation
Paweg
Amsinck and Company
Pasha
Decker
Palmer
Wileh Adolph
Pavenaiedl
Manag |Ng
Ings
Tr dx
Waa Ward
Germab
McDuffs
Prince
Wan
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