Fate of Lemberg and Eastern Galicia in balance
Russian General Korniloff's forces push into Eastern Galicia after crossing the Lomnica, threatening the Teutonic line at Lemberg. Reported captures include 960 prisoners, five heavy guns, and machine guns as battles unfold across Galicia. Also notes British and French sector actions with limited success and ongoing censorship disturbances in Heibee incidents.
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Italy
Russian War Department
Censor Imposed by Mining Men Over Deportations
An American report notes censorship placed on Associated Press dispatches during the deportation of about 1,200 members of the Industrial Workers from Hila. Two officers of the Phelps-Dodds company, Robert Tea and H. L. Stout, issued the censorship orders to the telegraph firms. The Western Union office manager says military censorship may follow similar actions.
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Associated Press
Stout
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Sheriff's Office
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Hisher
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Rae
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At & O
Te Fasa
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Phelps Dodge Corporation
Hishee
Up Tn
Tucson
Sheriify
Risber
Douolar
Anie
Ted
Blabee
Industral Workers of the World
Hila
Phelps-Dodee Corporation
Hobert Tea
Hr. IL. Stout
Amel
Imp
Ihr Jeal
Western Union probes censorship over Bisbee deportation news
Officials from Western Union and Phelps Dodge began investigations into the alleged censorship of telegrams describing the deportation of more than 1600 Industrial Workers of the World from Bisbee. The incident, initially blamed on army authorities, is being reviewed as Western Union officials state only the army can censor their service.
Fighting Outside Peking Sparks City Fire
Telegram reports say republican forces attacked Peking at dawn with artillery machines and planes. Foreign watchers on city walls were wounded as fighting continued in the Forbidden City. Chang Hsun’s forces held a remnant elsewhere and a large fire flared in the capital as negotiations continued and Republican leaders vowed to press the assault if mediation failed.
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Tien Telo Delegram
Peking Besan
Tien Tsin
Chang Heun
Temple of Heaven
Forbidden City
Republician
War Department to Mobilize 687000 Men in National Army
Reports from the West describe I W W activity in South and North Dakota and Arizona as authorities mobilize forces. President Wilson orders General Parker to cooperate with state leaders while avoiding factional bias amid suspected plots to destroy crops and disrupt industry.
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Arizona
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Ariz
Campbell
Wilson
Secretary of War
Parker
Arrons
Mons
Godnow
Embargo Orders Now In Effect Across Rail Exports
Washington July 13 An embargo effective immediately against shipments intended for export forms part of a broad federal proclamation. The American Railroad Association commission on car service orders railroads to halt shipments of coal coke fuel kerosene gasoline iron steel scrap fertilizers ammunition explosives and other listed goods unless accompanied by a federal license number issued by port authorities and per department of commerce rules. Arrangements permit Canada bound traffic to continue under special licenses. ports urged to prevent in transit build ups and to issue permits for export trade.
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Canada
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AML
Jexport Tredin
Red Cross Begins Work in France at Front
American Red Cross teams start operations in France aiding troops with canteen services. Volunteers will deliver bread and sandwiches to soldiers moving to and from the front lines.
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France
Four Bandits Kill Officer After Bank Bar Demand
Four automobile bandits killed Officer Buty fin as he resisted a bar menace while delivering a banker to a bank. A bank messenger with him escaped unharmed. The robbers fled with a bag of $100 but missed a $10 package of bilin in the bar.
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