Allies Bombard Turks in Heavy Front Fire
Paris dispatch reports intensified French bombardment north of Arras and along key fronts with infantry actions near Ampres to Alain. Italian diplomatic break with Turkey and Russian maneuvers in Galicia shape a volatile war picture as western front artillery battles persist amid shifting fronts.
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French War Office
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Argonnt
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Vosges
Foreles
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Austro Germans Drive Russians in Eastern Front
Berlin dispatch reports Austro German forces pushing onto Russian soil north of Lemberg. Von Tinsingen’s troops claimed to have driven Russians across the Nila Lipa near Halles, with further eastern advances along the Lunneville and Kumionka sectors. French operations west of Lens faced air artillery countermeasures. attacks in the Meuse hills proved unsuccessful. The southeastern front saw Von Linsingen push Russian forces back from Meeween Vives to Kumionka, with Russian retreat across the Tigata near Kamion and toward Kamionka.
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Galici
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von Linsingen
Dneister
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Lemberg
Teuton
Arras
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Kamion
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Leutherg
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Yale Jy
Explaining Each Other Over Lusitania: Meyer-Gerhard View
Der Tages Zeitung published an article by Dr. Meyer-Gerhard on Germany and America regarding the Lusitania incident. He argues many Americans misunderstand German aims while Germans misread American reactions, urging continued peace and friendship despite wartime tensions.
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Lusitania
Ferriin
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Xoo
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Sant
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United States
der Tages Zeitung
Germany
Meyer-Gerhard
Ameria
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Thule
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Latec
Rannitioen
Vermyans
General Angeles Criticized Over Mission Details
A Washington discussion centers on General Angeles, accused of withholding the mission's purpose while in the United States. The record notes he visited family, planned to meet General Villa, and denies rumors of a conspiracy involving Villa. Ambassador Meviee and staff provide commentary on U.S. policy amid Mexican upheaval.
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Wirehington
Enenal Hangelea
Ganeyal
Menenal Scott
General Angeles
United States
Hia
Mixiv
Covisil
Vile
Fao
Angel
Wil
Angeles
Generid
Forman
Washington
Taney Fats
Aembassadier
Madero
Mtv Wilson
Archbishop Quigley Nearing Rapid Decline In Chicago
The report notes Archbishop Quigley’s rapidly sinking condition. Early indications suggest deteriorating health, with ongoing efforts by doctors and religious figures to aid his recovery. Weaker details hint at a possible transfer for care.
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Hocleaton
Quigley
Chicago
Supreme Court Reverses Case In Mrs Shidler Murder
The Missouri Supreme Court reversed a prior ruling in the 1914 murder case involving Mrs Certrine Shidler. Gueringer had been sentenced to hang after the court allowed a new trial request. The high court ordered a retrial and scrutinized the original conviction and proceedings.
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Victor Gueringer
Missouri
Jefferson City
Supreme Court
Kansas
Certrine Shidler
Gueringer
Coe van
Amy Fi Howe
Emma
Brawn Wins for Stanford Crew
San Francisco reports Stanford University eight finished second in the Poughkeepsie race, attributed to mud and poor conditions. Behrens, the university athletic manager, explained the crew trained in a foul slough eight miles from campus, with coxswain Guerens from the doomed 1812 Stanford crew seeking another chance at glory.
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Leland Stanford
University
Poughkeepsia Rosutin
TK Stanford
Stanford
Behrens
Frank Cuerem
San Frantinco
Ivan Guerens
Pleets Si
Agen
Court ney Courtney last time coaches Cornell rowing
In Voughkeepsie New York observers predicted that Coach Courtney would not coach another Cornell rowing squad. He spoke of past injuries and death threats connected to the team while recounting an incident at Kingston where a train accident affected him. The article notes the hemorrhage that weakened him before he left for Yonkers.
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N.Y
Juste iI
Chastey Courtney
Cornell
Courtney
Warioughy
Courney
Stron
Bat Ater
Arrident
Oo Weet Khor Tran
Kingston
Courtney Say
Varsity Mice
Hae
Comet
Trade balance falls in June amid convention reports
Officials at a Washington convention discuss June trade results showing a drop in the balance, with exports and imports unsettled by declines in wheat and cotton. Labor leaders in New Hampshire and the South weigh in on growth, employment hours, and national industry trends amid the holiday period.
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Washington Lane
Strong Appeal to President Urges Congressional Session
A maritime association from New York and 44 allied members appeal to President Wilson urging a special session of Congress to repeal the current pen men’s law. They warn the act’s provisions are dangerous and impracticable, jeopardizing shipping and trade. Copies of resolutions were sent to major commercial groups along the Atlantic coast.
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Maritime Association of New York
New York
Todey
Wilson
Congress
Pen Wen
Atlantic Seaboard
Severe fighting reported between Villa and Carranza forces near Villa Garcia
Report from Monterey states three days of heavy fighting with five to fifteen thousand on each side. Villa aims to halt Carranza’s Turreon campaign as clashes surge near Villa Garcia. An unofficial probe found limited foodstuffs imports from Mexico to the United States in distribution. Monterey merchants claim Mexican produce remains primary, with American profit motives noted.
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Monterey
Mexico
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Sex ‘Co
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Tagle Pass
Tex
Fted
Cress
Milan Prefers Socialist Peace Appeal Amid Front War
In Milan and other cities, a cautious public mood favors a peace appeal backed by the Socialist party. Analysts say such an initiative, unlikely in mid-1954, signals a shift as European Socialist groups weigh responses to the war. Leaders debate readiness to urge government concessions and align with broader European opinion.
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Milan
Gerona Socialista
Ranaver
Socialista
Fate of Jews Balance as Graepe Speaks at Rabbinical Meet
Charlevoix Michigan scene as Rabbi Gries of Cleveland reports at the 26th convention that millions of eastern European Jews face persecution, famine, and dispossession. He urges Jewish aid and international mobilization while warning of rising antisemitism and calls for united American relief efforts. Two syndicates were also formed in New York to raise 17.6 million for the fund and half percent.
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Mich
Mager
Gries
Cleveland
Central Conference of American Rabbia
Issaes
Rabbi Grieg
Europe
Poland
Belgium
Galicia
Cermasy
Aisru
Rossii
Tatiana
Daroel
Hein
America
Pitileas
New York
Lang QQ
Fom
JM Monn &4S
Ty Kuhn
Too 4 Co
Diplomatic turmoil as Mexico City battles rage unfolds
Dispatches from Vera Cruz report Zapatista activity, trains transporting troops to defend the capital, and German diplomatic efforts to safeguard private property during evacuation. Carranza seeks to delay further attacks while Gonzales negotiates to avert street fighting. Refugees head toward Vera Cruz as Villa forces press. General Angeles arrives in Washington to deny coup involvement.
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Galveston
Texas
Zapate
Mexico City
Capiul Wern Weing
Weldin
Pablo Gonzales
Zapatistes
Vera Crus
Ihall
Gonzales
Tures
Carranza Delage
Carranza
Lixelf
2A Yitta
Sealiel
Ciernavaca
Carranzs
Vera_Cruz
State Department
Congo
Silman
Vera Craz
Atfil
Carpanza
Villa increases Juarez garrisons amid unrest in El Paso region
El Paso report says General Banda will bolster garrison at Juarez after orders from General Villa to deploy additional troops with artillery. The move follows warnings of armed bands from the United States and heightened patrols to safeguard the border city. Local officials emphasize vigilance as security measures tighten.
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Tex
Jive
Tavez
Manuel Banda
Silla
Herest
Banda
Villa Sen LG
Sipy
Tamas Oroolas
Juarez
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Seals Block Entrance to Puget Sound
A damaged clipping reports the state agency contemplating drastic actions to seal entrances to Puget Sound to stop seals from killing salmon and hindering their migration to spawning grounds. The plan mentions dynamiting rookeries as a drastic measure under consideration by authorities.
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Howie
Tosthey
Hawo
Puget Sound
Gah Commission Ironoher
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