Colonel Roosevelt Attacks Wilson Policy in Utah Appearance
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, amid Utah Progressives, denounces the Wilson administration. He condemns the Colombian treaty, repeal of the exemption, Mexican policy, and approaches to Germany. He stresses future vigor and shakes hands with about a thousand admirers at the Oregon Short Line station before heading to Ogden.
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Washington sends note to General Zapata over Puebla assault
A July 36 communication from the U S State Department to General Zapata in Mexico City requests accountability for an alleged Zapata soldier assault on Alino Mallory, an attorney in Puebla, and seeks assurances of protection and future safety. The message, routed through the Brazilian minister, follows representations to Carranza Vila and Zapata, urging provision for railroad traffic and open lines to Mexico City amid ongoing tensions.
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Training to Fit Europe Deployments for Canadian Troops
A wartime program outlines medical and surgical depot work for recruits training to be sent to Europe. Two tocken have been removed from the Zeze standard, chest measurements will be taken, and surgeons believe training will yield proper chest size. Tyia estimates 1590 more men from Canada would have enlisted if regulations had been enforced two years earlier.
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Philatelists Thrive Amid War New Collecting Boom
Paris reports philatelists and volunteers profit from wartime items. German and Belgian stamps with wartime postmarks, Belgian invader region issues, and French posters from Alwaca port draw intense demand. Soldiers journals, municipal collections, war posters, postcards, and wartime currency drive a booming hobby trade.
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Alwaca Conquered Whnce the War Begun. Boldiava
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Message From Imperial Russia Aims at Charity Aid
Fragmentary foreign missive discusses U S children and a covert effort from Petrograd to mobilize funds and support for Sunday schools and wartime relief. It references the Empress, the Imperial Winter Palace, and involvement of D Kilburn and the American Sunday School association in promoting benevolence to Russian wartime children.
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Injured child dies after Lego amputation incident
Able Addleson two year old son of Lois and Mrs Addleson died after being struck by a Ras Berger electric train on Lincoln Avenue near Twenty seventh Street. He suffered a shattered right leg amputated at the hip a severely crippled left foot and a head bruise. Funeral announcements will be made later.
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Retreat from Warsaw Shapes German Offensive Push
London reports a Russian retreat from Warsaw as German forces probe a line toward the Bugh river and Chelm Labia rail junction. Berlin cites Von Mackensen reaching the Chelm Labia railway while Russians reportedly destroy supplies around Warsaw. The move signals a broader race to gain the initiative in France and trench warfare in the Austro German theater continues amid weather hindrances.
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Pope Aims to Stop the War
Vatican notes a letter attributed to Pope Monatiet urging an end to the conflict. The correspondent cites the plea for universal devotion to peace and the avoidance of further fraternal bloodshed while warning against retaliation and hatred fueling the war.
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Peaceful unification appeal to end war and seek justice
A fragmentary plea urging unity for peace and an end to hostilities. It frames resolving differences through equity and justice, and includes a note about extending a blessing to those not yet within the Roman Church.
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Australians and Irish Killed in Dardanelles Action
Wireless dispatch from Athens reports Australian and Irish units annihilated during Dardanelles assaults. German-led Turkish guns mowed down the storming ranks while Allied officers praised the enemy’s bold defense. French air raids over the Rhine also described with bombs on Peene and Detweiler. German troops penetrate British trenches on a 500 yard front near Ypres as fighting continues.
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Uppercut on Highwayman Ends Hatched Pursuit in Butte
In Butte on July 1 a rancher James Thompson disarmed a robber after a quick struggle on the street. Thompson held the man until detectives arrived and secured the scene. The incident ended with the suspect in custody. Thompson’s actions were praised by locals.
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Robber Pleads Hard Times And Drink Led To Crime
The robber, captured after a failed highway robbery, claimed hardship and alcohol drove him to the act. He said he did not intend harm and that he discarded the weapon and recovered item afterward.
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TWO SPIES ARE PUT TO DEATH IN BRITISH MANEUVER
London reports an official statement announcing two prisoners charged with espionage were tried by court martial on the 16th and 17th, found guilty and sentenced to death. Sentences were carried out this morning. The government said five others had convictions announced and the rest would be tried. One suspect is a German with an alleged forged American page.
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More steamers sent to bottom in new war losses
London reports two ships sunk today by German submarines. The Norwegian steamer Trondbjensafjort was torpedoed and sunk by a U boat, and the Belgian steamer Prince was sunk by a mine and torpedo. Crews of both vessels were rescued.
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Hercules Powder company raises wages in Delaware
Hercules Powder company announces a twenty percent wage increase for all employees who have been with the firm for fifteen days. The Delaware plant, linked to the post antitrust breakup from Dupont, employs many workers across several sites. Also, New York reports immediate wage boosts of fifteen percent at another firm in the Bayante area.
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Tidewater Employees Try Week Without Pay or Change
Ployen were on airikest week in sympathy with the employes of th adjoining plant of the Standard of company. The Tidewater employe eeiormed to work tia week withou asking any Increase or reduction working, hours.
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Standard of Company
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Holland to Amend Large Dutch Landsturm Bill
The Hague reports that the first chamber adopted a landsturm measure aiming to raise Holland's total mobilized forces to about 850000, including officers and men, with current estimates around 230000. The bill envisions a phased increase and details remain under discussion.
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Fine Little Swiss Railway Opened Near Leukerbad
Geneva reports the Iptert and finest of the Nitin Swipe mourtat railways has opened from Geneva to Leukerbad, a six and a half mile electrified line aiding access to the resort. It links the main Bi onlon line to Let erbad and the Gsanml Fase summit, with over 100000 miles of construction noted and plans for future extensions hinted. German papers praise Emperor in anniversary of Britain Heligoland deal. notices urge reading the Want Ad Page.
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