Italians Defeat Italians in Alpine Front Advances
Italians report capturing two miles of Austrian trenches in the Catnic Alps and moving artillery to heights near Roskofel at 6 600 feet. They also claim capturing two ports south of Gorizia, amid Allied war updates from July 14 across fronts.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Periz
Catnic Alps
Roskofel
Gorizia
London
Gaudry
Poland
Rascik
Argonne Foreat
Frederick William
Argonne
Wuevra
Ger Iini
Flanders
Germans Defeat French Forces In Argonne Actions
Berlin reports a German victory in the Argonne forest with three kilometers of advance and a one kilometer armpath, claiming 2881 French prisoners, two heavy guns captured, and light artillery rendered useless. Western theater sees grenade fighting near St Souches and attempts near Troxoc and Craonne, with limited French retreat and mixed results in the Champagne and Vienne la Chateau region.
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Paris
French War Department
Belgium
Pilken
Arras
Chateau
Carlus
Combais
Soissons
Turge
Somme
Mreize
Fey
Perrone
Champagne
Perthes
Argonne
Marie Theresie
Chewauchee Heights
Meuse
Moselle
Apremont
Berlin
London
Forest of Argonne
Hil No
St Souches
Troxoc
Craanne
Gepies
Peanlind
Vienne la Chateau
Wy Lie advance threats three kilometer front
Wy Lie and La Bille Morte area reports claim our forces hold the line after heavy fighting. We report 2581 prisoners including 51 officers captured, 400 wounded taken for care, and the seizure of two field guns, two revolver cannons, 61x machine guns, and大量 of tools. Our scouts push toward French artillery positions between the French and German lines.
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Pannot
Many ships sunk by the Germans
Berlin reports via wireless that in June twenty nine Allied merchantmen were sunk by German submarines. British and French losses led the total, with Belgians and Russians also hit. Logs show few crew deaths as submarines warned and allowed evacuation before sinking.
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Berlin
Sayville
Overseaa
Re capture of Mexico City hailed after final assault
Washington reports a detailed narrative of the conquest of Mexico City by Carranza loyalists. Gen Gonzales’s forces fought through Tepaxtran and Guadaloupe, penetrating the city while Zapatistas retreated to entrenched positions and were driven from Villa de Guadaloupe amid heavy artillery bombardment and urban combat.
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Washington
Mexico City
Carranza
Vera Graz
Gonzales
Italy
Grand Cimal
Quirg Gordo
Tiere
Corro Gordo
Rere
Mly
He Ata
Penou Hill
Andyine Howes
Ute
Gonales
Nh Song
Os Institutiony
Gelorlea
Mickies
Caervaca
Gonzales Irene
Carranas
Conflicting Entries From Negotiations Stir Italy Press
Fragmentary text notes a contested diplomatic effort involving Serbia and potential armistice talks. It suggests Italian caution and semi official movements, with Italian press interpreting the government’s stance and proofs of assertions amid ongoing frontier tensions.
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Serbia
Italy
Itates
War Order for Portland Firm
Portland Iron manufacturers may send the engine to manufacturing shrapnel for battlefield use. Willamette Iron and Steel Works negotiated with British and Russian war agents over weeks with possible contracts. Russians seek heavy orders on the coast to ship finished product across the Pacific avoiding German subs. The Willamette plant could gear up to produce a shell for a short time with minor equipment changes.
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Portland
Ore
Murane
Willamette Iron and Steel Works
Pacific
Honor Composer of Marsellatse in Paris Ceremony
In Paris on July 14 the ashes of Captain Clante Joseph Rowget de Lisle, composer of the Marseillaise, were interred at the Hotel des Invalides. Ceremonial gun carriage, Arc de Triomphe procession, President Poincare condemned Germany and celebrated French liberty as officials and troops attended. Headlines and cheers filled the day as the republic honored a nation’s hymn and memory.
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Paris
Ilih
Clante
Joseph Rowget de Lisle
Hotel Des Invalides
Seth
Periof
Arc de Triomphe I
Senate
Chamber
Poincare
Hotel Des Tarulides
Tatag
Rane
Tangier
Aradle
France
Maincare
Germany
la Amras
Arc de Trianinhis
Liberty Bell at Seattle Amid Tarai Waah Farewell
Fragmented report from Liberty Bell visit in Seattle noting Marine detachments and two bands. Mentions 2239 ppm and a departure for Tarai Waah with personnel including marines and soldiers. Contains garbled place names and broken phrases.
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Derlub
Tarai Waah
Thaw Verdict Declared in Supreme Court Trial
New York July 1 Harry K Thaw, the Stanford White killer, was found sane by a jury in the supreme court after about 48 minutes of deliberation at 3 45 p m today The verdict ends a nine year fight for liberty Thaw has been in custody since his escape in August 1915 and faces continued confinement pending further orders by the court.
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New York
Harryr. Thaw
Stanford White
Supreme Court
Senfirick
Warry K. Thaw
Hendrick
Avatics Hendrick
Mininn
Grant
Wrora
Hendrick Anid
Inn
Thaw
John B. Slanchfield
Hig Fort Aimost
Dng
Mattes Hwanansy Lau
Justine Hendrick
Vic Shorltf
Jiry
Newberty
Atnte
Matleawan
Stantard White
Dr Anna Shaw Faces Loss of Automobiles
New York reports Dr Anna Shaw, president of the National America incorporation, likely to lose her automobile at auction this Monday. The article notes her followers and a statement about not joining any party, with a reference to the spirit of 1776 and a 10 percent tax on certain party funds.
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New York
Kineoward Shaw
National
Americaoinis
Aurtion
Mall
Moylan
Mowlay
RDA
Marioneaux Defends David Eccles in Paternity Trial
In a courtroom drama Judge Johngood presides as Marionneaux asserts he will defend the name of David Eccles. The case centers on whether Albert Geddes acknowledged a child, with Marionneaux arguing the verdict hinges on paternity proof and recounting Geddes family history. The testimony features Maggie Geddes and witnesses detailing marriage, plural unions, and Eccles’s alleged influence, while defenses challenge credibility and the church’s stance.
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Dt AL Howey
T. D. Johngoo
Isiox
Idee Marioneavs
Yolee
Ile
Caufigel
Lavi Borleh
Albert Loddes
Spn
Albert
Dr. Marloneats
Eccles
Marieneaux
Thors
Chaplintiff
Wind Reolen
Murlatienex
Geddes
America
Willand
Sake
Witnassen
Treles
Medilea
David Berler
Heeles
Awaka
Tims
Macioneana
Min Gedy Naw
Beces
Will
Serips
Mra
Ui Wikoensex
Gibbe
Tonner
Firse
Ole Speaker Wald
Mat A
Joan
Eou
Persuey
Apy Price
Geo. F. Gibbs
Mirrtoneang
Berles
Ina
Bien Arclet
Sahara
Mas al
Tink
Hua
Maskie Geddes
Bey Boy
Phe
Geelen
Nur Moras
Mirlonedus
Mr. Keeles
George F. Gibbs
Dad
David Eccles
Miggie Geddes
Vic
Mre
Gedden
Namie
Maggie Geddes
Magrin Geddes
Sergell
Tal
David Kiecles
David Weeles
Guily
Audyn Marloneaux
Plain City
David Beele
Drs. Gedden
Bedred
Marlonenax
Ged
Weday
Wil David
Erelos
Fla
McNonraus
Eartt
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Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle
Liberty, Bell
Seattle
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