Gigantic War Operations In Full Swing On Russian Link
A dramatic dispatch says colossal military actions are underway from the Baltic to the Dniester with cavalry operations reported on a scale unseen in the war. The Lubin thrust is renewed as German forces drive activity across an expansive East West theater amid broader global operations.
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Ing
Baltic
Dniester
Lubin
London
Duersten
von Buelow
To Kluck
France
Higa
Berlin
Petmograd
von Buslow
von Eichhorn
Gesovretz
von Eichhora
von Gallwitz
Prengnyes
Nerew
Rewke
Boura
Warsav
Latlin
Allies Attack Gallipoli Front Amid Hard Fighting
World war update from London reports heavy combat on the Gallipoli peninsula with Allied forces attacking along the entire front. Dispatches note hard fighting, unclear gains, and continued strategic pressure on the Dardanelles campaign as Turkish lines resist.
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Gallipoli
Russia
von Mackenson
Czar
Iitalians
Trentino
Austria
South Wales
Nene
Athena
Toutons
Vistula
Bug
von Mackennen
Michalak
Baltic
Bssidra- Dla
Feusete
Gompers Tries to End Strike at Bridgeport Plant
Washington July 19 Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor began an effort to end the strike at the Remington Arms plant in Bridgeport Connecticut. He will confer with labor leaders and other interested parties while government action is discussed with Secretary Wilson in touch with the situation.
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Wilson
Remington Arms Company
Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Peteration of Labor
Remington Arms
Bridgeport
Conn
Department of Labor
Secratary Wilson
Ti 1A
Labor unrest in Bridgeport linked to foreign influence
Bridgeport labor leaders report stalled talks over Remington Arms and Ammunition plant strike threats. Gompers accuses foreign interests of funding labor disruption to hinder shipments to Europe. City officials dispatch police as negotiations stretch, with open shop stance urged by Bridgeport Hart Labor group.
Two-Cent Fare Case Resumed in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City July 19. Trial of the Oklahoma two cent fares railroad rates is to be resumed in the United States district court before Judge Frank Youmans of Arkansas. It is not expected the matter will reach final consideration by the fall. Four railroads involved are the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe, St. Louis and San Francisco, the Rock Island, and the Missouri Kansas and Texas. About 9 million dollars in fares collected by the railroads are affected. Even if it wins, the state does not expect refunds of the entire amount due to coupons and lack of evidence for a refund claim.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
United States
Frank Youmans
Arkansas
Jague
Atchison, Toneka & Banta Pr
St. Lawid
San Francisco
Rock Inland
Missouri, Kansas & Texay
King of Italy Cheers Soldiers at the Front
The King of Italy has visited the frontline, boosting morale as he witnesses several perilous shell encounters and harrowing escapes amid ongoing battles with his troops.
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Italy
Haly
Shell Fi
Deadlock in Welsh Strike Prompts Lloyd George Intervention
In South Wales the coal strike stalemate continues as David Lloyd George proposes direct talks in Cardiff. New proposals are said to offer a path to peace, with Cabinet ministers and Walter Runciman coordinating, while miners demand withdrawal of wartime coercive provisions and a government takeover of mines to end the disruption.
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Pranes
David Illord-George
Thunttians
South Wales
Cardiff
Lloyd-George
Lloyd- George
Tuente
Walter Runciman
Board of Trade
Lioyd George
London
Pomm Bt
Pew
Walter Rimealman
Tredn
Orphans Enjoy Week at Panama-Pacific Exposition
Twenty one orphans from Sand Springs Home Tulsa are in San Francisco as guests of benefactors Mr. and Mrs. Charles Page. They arrived by special car Saturday night and will stay a week before touring the Northwest on their return.
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San Francisco
Sand Springs
Tulsa
Ola
Airs
Charles Page
Page
Roosevelt Meets Seattle Crowds After Greeting Activists
President Theodora Roosevelt arrived in Seattle amid enthusiastic crowds and met Progressive leaders after a long evening of ceremonies. Officials outlined plans for 1908. details to follow.
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Roosevelt
Seattle
Ax Murders Linked as Police Probe Across States
Police probe a series of ax murders as suspect Avizewaki allegedly killed four members of a Buffalo, New York area family while they slept. The case ties to earlier 20th century killings across Colorado, Iowa, Illinois, Kansas, and Massachusetts, with a pattern of victims attacked in their sleep and an ax used.
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Chicago
Daly
Pollos
Teor Ords
Heh Lome
Colorado Springs
Gisworth
Iowa
Monmouth
Wiiltsea
Boston
Arizaweki
Cur Caga
C. Wayne
Wite
Ohid
Abs. J. Burnham
Healarade Boringa
Colo
Wiltem EB
Dawson
Daughtery
Hanson Parke
Cananea land battle confirms Villa defeat and cargo routes
Washington dispatches confirm Carmaza troops won at Abracach Sonora and seized Cananea. American Consul reports large shipments reaching Vera Cruz as Chapultepec wireless station may link Vera Cruz and Mexico City. Famine and high infant mortality described in Mexico City with severe food shortages and soaring living costs hamper relief efforts.
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Washington
Taly
State Department
Nogales
Carmaza
Villa
Abracach
Sonora
Cananea
Silman
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Chapultepec
Carranza
Ricd Croge
Mexico
Criz
Axinia
Mont Parth
Florence Silsby to wed Army officer Laton Smith
Miss Florence Larrabee Silsby daughter of George Wilson Silsby of Washington will marry Lieut. George Laton Smith of the A and A in September. Smith son of Bradish Johnson Smith of Stamford Connecticut, is engaged to be married.
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Florence Larrabee Silsby
George Wilson Silsby
Washington
George Laton Smith
Smith
Bradish Johnson Smith
Stamford
Conn
Han Fish
How Advertising Saved Cypress Lumber Industry
The article reports George B. Watson of the Southern Cypress Manufacturers' Association detailing a 47 percent rise in cypress lumber production from 196 to 912 units after an advertising pamphlet urged demand rise. He notes prior demand decline and price competition, asserting no legal way to cut production and warning of trade demoralization without further ad campaigns.
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Cypress
Camphlet
Federal-Trade Commission
George B. Watson
Southern Cypress Manufacturers’ Association
Wr. Watson
Governor Capper Advocates Prohibition Across Nation
The article quotes Governor Capper praising prohibition, saying it strengthens society and endures through decades of public debate. He argues for a strict legal framework, asserts saloons as outlawed, and calls for national unity in enforcing temperance measures amid political pressure. He cites historical resolve and the need to protect families and industry.
United States to warn Germany of rights under law
President Wilson and Secretary Lansing prepared a new note to Germany stating that the United States will not remain passive after renewed submarine attacks on merchant ships. The message will assert rights under international law and emphasize determination to defend American lives and property. Secretary Lansing remained in close contact with the president as decisions were finalized.
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Washington
Wilson
Taneing
Mormany
United States
Carniah
N MW
Lanaing
Germany
Langig
Bariin
Orduin Attack, the Fact That Versas
Warnuts
Lansing
White Jousa
Cornlei
N.hl
Hiva
Autos Stopped For Missing State Numbers In Trial Scene
A parade of cases from Layton yesterday shows motorists stopped for lacking state registration. Judges imposed fines around five dollars as defendants claimed late issuance or absent numbers. Names include W Adaima gald, George Shaw for Cheveman Auto, R H Sanadera, Jing Qiwen, and others with mentions of taxation and registration irregularities.
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George Shaw
Cheveman Auto Company
Airecta
R. H. Sanadera
Bill
Secretary of State
Jing Qiwen
Gasoline boat explosion shocks coast town
A gasoline boat exploded during a routine operation near Hock on July 1, injuring several crew members including Captain Bred Wilson and Towle, with Martin Bay among others involved. Investigators believe a fault in the fuel system caused the blast, which damaged the vessel and prompted emergency response along the Matin county shoreline.
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Bea Vsteotia
Sye
Wilson
Towle
Martin Bay
Cicere
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Selle
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Lille
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Trenno
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Petrograd
Kiev
Nova Vremya
Gompers
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Funda
Europe
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Atrike
New Yorker
Shittliday
Remington Arms and’ Ammunition Company
J. Z. Keppler
Machinists’ Union
Lee
Hig Announte
Ment
Equel
Bridge- Hart Travworkers Association
Daniel Davenport
National Association of Manufacturers
Remington
Pall
W. “Ington
Samus Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Johoston
Johnson
Trie
Ring of Italy
Mindanme Tooms
Inbor Browlom
Laka
Flumy
Thoman Richards
Revnral
South Wales Miners’ Federation
Mam
Waal
Theodora Roosevelt
San Kraader
Lae
Progresalvo Party
Furthar
Rennavell
Police
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Torreon
Aguas Cullentos
Fleida
Misa Florence Siliby
Capper
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