Germany's Armies in Poland Make Progress in War Effort
Reported fighting shifts from southern Poland toward Warsaw as Von Mackensen struggles to gain a decisive advance against Russian forces. Ostrolenka fortress remains under czarist control, and stubborn resistance continues at Lublin Chelm railroad lines amid fierce counterattacks by Austro German forces.
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Poland
Warsaw
von ‘Mackensen
Ostrolenka
Nicholas
Lublin-Chelm
London
von Markensen
Narew
Petrograd
Pullusk
Eial
Bug
Piasecto
Hit Vity
Jarblin-dhetay
Vosges
Paris
Wester
Yawkey Hag
WW PLC
Thef Vtuiweny
Wtirand
Safin
Witsch
Turkey
Endlist
Germany
Runetel
Tia Ammet Cer Heyman
Bat
Wade
Om eNpresk Uma VaNtern
UVEE
Jfhe
Parseraph Chlck
Washington
Wardaw
Teutonic
Derly
Narewl
Fug
Cesar Piaseczno
Storia
Art
Digpaten
Berlin
War Department
Toulon
Lagosta Island
Adriatic Sea
Dardanelles
Wea
Germans Press Toward Warsaw as Allies Wary
German forces push toward Warsaw from the south and north, crossing the Narew, with heavy fighting near Piaseczno and Soissons fronts. French and British reports describe artillery duels and aerial activity, while Turkey’s fate unsettles Entente circles. A German raid near the Vistula and continued Vosges operations are noted. Russian withdrawal and German advances frame a broader war update.
Plan to Raise the Eastland
Two hundred bodies remain aboard as steamer traffic resumes along the wharves. Officials and reporters note efforts to recover victims, with coroner Hoffman called to investigate the disaster as retrieval operations continue at the scene amid chaotic conditions.
Gathering Proof Against Turkey
Rome reports the Italian government gathering evidence to prove Turkey violated the Lausanne treaty by not withdrawing troops from Cyrenaica and aiding Semiveli tribes. Allegations say Vayer Pasha sent his brother Nari Bey to Cyrenaica to foment rebellion, with Turkish troops and money, amid intercepted correspondence.
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Rome
Paris
Turkey
Laussane
Cyyensiea
Tripoli
Italy
Wayer Pasha
Nari Bey
Cyrenaica
Nari
Wade Thern
Commands Brave Canadian Forces In Britain Commanded
Lord Brooke heads the Canadian forces and orders rapid reinforcement as troops are fitted out and announcements sent to the front.
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Brave Canadian Forces
Lord Brooke
Poni
Cochran Opens Defense in Rosenthal Killing Trial
Bourke Cochran chief counsel opened his argument reviewing trial grounds and evidence. He recalled events immediately before Rosenthal’s death, stressing the alleged all day publication in which the gambler claimed Becher was a major partner in a gambling house.
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Bourke Cochran
Rosenthal
Becher
British reply to American note on Order in Council dispute
Washington reports Britain’s reply to the March 30 American protest. London says the orders are wildly international law but may reflect new principles and should wait for judicial interpretation. It cites Civil War decisions to justify action and says differences should be submitted for a quid pro quo ruling. Secretary Lansing announced the note’s terms but not contents awaiting Wilson’s summer briefing.
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Great Britain
Connell
Wis
Aries
United States
Eupreme Court
Rocretary Lansing
Terni
Wilson
Corman
United States to Act Soon
An official exile department report announced immediate action by the United States against unspecified parties. The statement described preparation and intent to repeat measures against the involved nation and warned of forthcoming steps.
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United States
Distinguished Men Visit the Wells of the City
City engineering officials report the intake at the wells is practically detected and will connect to the old pipe within about 12 hours. Work crews prepare to bridge the new line to the old system, as concerns about the season’s impact fade.
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Charles Beaker Fort
Dri
Neelston
Mormiwy Mori
Vet Tonger
Perktoe
Hacker
Charles Beaman
Von
Terra Fund
Tefeve
Dredier Ford
Tore Tadkiy
Pablo Vleiiuant
Yoo
Nlegan
Tle
Ube
Unclear OCR fragment hints power plant and officials
Fragment mentions power company, pipe work, and a mayor with names like A. Ge Melt and Lytle. References Washington, reclamation, and a generator. Details are garbled, but imply municipal power project issues and local officials.
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Hp Collection
Hatwom
Wwe
Anand
Wytending
Tih Power & Light Company
A. Ge
Rily Engines
Washington Dents
Browning
Cagl
Mr. Lytle
Tie
Visto
Submarine Sinks American Steamship Off Scotland
A German submarine torpedoed an American steamship carrying flax, sending it to the bottom off the Northwest coast of Scotland. All crew members were rescued and brought to Kirkwall. Washington officials expressed sharp shock as the incident heightened tensions and concerns over maritime warfare.
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Scotland
Kirkwall
Washington
New Yorkers Four Violations Case at International Law Debate
A report from London notes a case argued along lines of three prior ones concerning the sinking of ships and the American government’s stance under international law. It details the Leelanaw torpedoing near Scotland, crew safe landing at Kirkwall, and the U S reaction as market shifts follow the incident. The Teelanaw’s fate remains officially unreported while Britain detains cotton shipments destined for Archangel before release.
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London
Leelanaw
Archangel
Belfast
Tlaxwan
Ly & Durman
Hcotland
Teelanaw
Kirk Wall
Jly
Uft
New York
Russia
Cothon Kiig
Kirkwall
Sweden
Wit
Jung
Perminstin
Lealland
Leelanaw Steamship Company of
Warnwell
Giverton
Marco
Gothenburg
Archagel
Wrahington
Telaman
Germany
United State
Altiuieh
Americas
International
Ellul Friederten
Prokstan Americare
Max
Carrial
Thy Becker
Londar
Telephone Wires If Paved District 10 Be Buried
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph workers dig trenches on the west side of Washington between the Bridge and Twelfth Street to bury underground conduit. Management says all wires in paved districts will be placed underground, despite higher initial cost, to reduce maintenance and eliminate contact with electric wires.
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Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company
Worl
Washington
Bridge
Twelfth Street
Lew and Wife Stay at Hermitage for Summer Vacation
Lewis, superintendent of Union Pacific outlining car and hotel department, and his wife, are at the Hermitage for vacation. They make the Hermitage their summer home each year. Mrs. Lewis was formerly prominent in Ogden society.
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TE. Lewis
Union Pacific
Bea Gugrture
Omaha
Bing Wife
Hermitage
Lewis
Ogden
Judge Van Zile Returns After Long Absence
Detained by health issues, Hon. Phillip J. Van Bile, a noted judge of the efrenit court, resumes duties in Utah after a prolonged absence. He and Mrs. Van Zie accompany him, with impressions of his earlier leadership in Wah during the late 1870s. The report notes his travel from TIME SIGNALS to Utah and mentions scientific and political context of the era.
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Phillip J. van Bile
Efrenit. Court
Detroit
Mich
Detroit Law School
van Zie
Madisean Arenuy
Judean van
Ulu
Sidvans Duriey
Utah
Fire damages big factories blaze sweeps plant complex
Early today a large fire damaged the Por di rochio and Jerimed plants, destroying machinery and prompting 30 firefighters from the nearby department to battle the blaze. The incident affected multiple firms including Davis Paper and Ribert Chenstead company, with no immediate word on casualties or causes.
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Pourdirochio
W Hpeo
Arinayrae
Nelann
Mills Dla & Udy
Forrythy Davis Paper
Owarebrine
Hanies Ribert Chenstead Company
Govireal Weld
Moabpackig
Russians claim hits on multiple fronts in July 26 update
The war office reports no major western front events while detailing advances on the eastern front. Russian gains include towns Poswol and Poulentz near the Niemen, 2,100 captured, over 40 mineings, and a river crossing on the Narew. Northwest fronts push toward Navogeorglavek and Waren. Bug river area sees enemy pushed back.
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Berlin
London
War Office
Ant
Main Lendquarters
Niemen
von Buelow
Poswol
Poulentz
Clesten
Ostrolunka
Bug
Navogeorglavek
Waren
Teater
Wojalawica
Chelm
Vistula
von Mackensen
Pontewit
Kesuu
Hundreds Seek Jobs at Plant Amid Factory Scramble
Large crowds gathered at the employment office seeking work at a Western Eleerines plant. Many applicants crowded the front as officials said the company was not accepting new hires that day.
Italians and Austrians clash near Rome alert
Fragmentary report claims Italian and Austrian forces exchange fire near Rome on a date in July. The account mentions artillery actions and a statement by a regional commander about troop movements and defensive measures. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Ally
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NEW Law Application
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van Zile
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