Allies Make Further Advance In German Espionage Clash
Secretary Lansing releases three Berlin to Bernstein telegrams and notes ties of Count von Bernstorff to German sabotage plans in the United States and Canada. Papers show couriers, espionage contacts, and efforts to disrupt Canadian rail traffic and munition supply. The disclosures implicate Jeremiah OLeary and Sir Roger Casement connections. Wilson comments on OLeary.
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Wilson
Lansing
Vasilington
State Department
Germany
United States
Lanting
Mernstorff
Jansing
Berlin
Secretary of
Foreign Office
Count von Bernstorft
Stall
Pa Eitle
Trafic
Hoch
Uzimmermans
Traberz
Canada
Joseph, MacGarrity
Philadelphia
John P. Keating
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Jeremiah O'Leary
Park Row
New York
Roger Casement
Naikway
Eraft
Bernatorit
Count Hematorte
Herlin Wan
A. N
Ujon & Wigomus Fam Palsa
Bath Houara
Congress
Gers Maby
Ta Thia Ja Alep
Expos Mais
Count von Demnetorf
America
Jeremish O'Leary
London
Male
Mr. Tale
Woian Bayard Hale
Lanning
Etria Department
Department of Justice
Bernstortz
Shadow Lawn
Woodrow Wilson
Secret Service Discovery
Seret Service
Ten
Walf von Irel
Derstort
Washington
Monshen
Bernstorff
Holo Pasha
France
Seaboard
Xedia
Bern
Foresen
Cor
Suzzest
Count van Nernstort
New York Wins Third Game in World Series at Polo Grounds
The New York Giants beat the Chicago White Sox 2 to 1 at the Polo Grounds, taking a 3 game series lead. Eddie Collins opened with a single for Chicago, while New York pitcher Benton stifled the visitors with sharp curves and solid defense.
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New York
Polo Grounds
Rube Benton
Eddie Collins
Chicago White
Jackson
Sox
Dail
Denton
Chicago
Burns
Giants
Cleotte
Elrikika
Serzes
Felsch
Raut
Hall
John Col
Olftos
Olbstter
Zimmerman
Kautt
Fletcher
Mediulus
J. Collins
McMullin
E. Collins
Felech
Gand
Weaver
Schalk
Cicotte
jHurns
Kaul
Ioowood Zimmerran
Robertson
Holke
Rariden
Hobertson
Noberteen
Rarden
Hertog
Firet
Beton
Klem
O'Loughiin
Evans
Rigler
Jona Colamg
Collins
Mitchell
Benton
Callope
John Collins
Rarlden
Atelke
McMullis
Aide
Foldie Coi
Candi
Sebalk
Weaver Pipls
Hal
Schalke
Duran
Ono
Farléen
Pali
Yolke
Newton
Felich
Nariden
Durny
Mullin
Tarncn
McMulin
Herzog
Hall T
Kiera
Ing
John Colina
Jobn Collins
Kaulf
Keuff
Zummerman
Feled
Cheette
Gandil
Hotke
Duma
Jlolke
Duras
Dum
Srake
Flettcher
Orst
Renton
Mar
Iden
Fret
Vic
Kaust
Ballae
British Break German Ridge Defenses at Paschendaele Front
British and French forces punched through German lines in Flanders between Howthorst forest and Droodsounds as mud and rain hampered advance. The push reached Paschendaele ridge within 1000 yards of Paschendaele, with heavy fighting at Poelcapelle and Langemarck and mass German surrender in open ground as trenches fell and redoubts were seized.
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France
Helium
Associated Press
Eritab
Howthorst Forest
Droodsounds
Houtholst Forest
Poelcapelle
Paschanetaele
Paschendaele
Paschendaele- Grebeek Ridge
Elge
Thlawan Anteide
Yprea-oulers
Srtik
227Th
Foelenpellg
Nfauthoint
Touters
Iike
Mangelaere
Houthelss Forest
Boenbeek River
Ypree Staden
Hotkut
Langemarck
Mutiny in German Navy Provokes Severe Punishment
Amsterdam reports a mutiny aboard four German battleships at Wilhelmshaven. The Westfalen captain drowned after being thrown overboard. mutineers were surrounded as Marines refused to fire. Nurenberg mutiny ended with seizure of officers and surrender after pursuit by destroyers. Emperor William ordered executions. three mutineers shot, others given penalties. Copenhagen notes plot to paralyze the fleet to force peace, linked to revolutionary ideas from the Russian upheaval.
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Amsterdam
Wilhelmehaven
Westfalen
Ashlora
Nurenberg
Norway
Emperor Wiliam
Wilhelmshaven
Michaelis
Copenhagen
von Capelle
Berlin
Principe
Socialiet
Velchatag
Haase
Vogtherr
Three Greek Diplomats Face Trial for Coup Bid
Greece prepares to try former prime ministers Gounatis Beatlaudia and Tambres in an improvised republic trial before the Greek parliament. A foreign dispatch from Athens notes preliminary examination completed and alleges a propaganda retainer paid to Paxton Wibhen for favoring Constantine restoration.
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Washington
Turea Foreimer
Greece
Constantine
House of Representatives
al Bikh
Pea
Athena’atch
Legation
Gounatia
Beatlaudia
Tambres
Forelka Affatra Talpen
Germans Repulsed Near Ypres Staden Railway
British and French forces advance in Belgium near Ypres as German counterattacks falter. French troops seize Papegaat farm and push east from Draibank while British gains threaten German positions around Staden Troubes Monin and the rail centers Roulers Menta.
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Ypres- Staden
London
Ypres Staden
Haig
Ypres
Paxchendaele
Britigh Guna
Staden
Troubes
Monin
Draibank
Farn
Flanders
Lruges
Talelt
Deposition in Bolopashacase outlines 1912 Turkish loan link
A deposition from Aviation Gap. lain Maurice Duirell, a chamber of deputies member, testified about Dololasha care and Uelo's role in negotiating a Turkish loan in 1912. Leon Daudet urged Senator Henry Herenger to testify for Lim. The hearing was before Captain Bouchardon in the military court this afternoon.
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Bouchardon
The
Military Cour
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William Bayard Hale
Belgium
Leara Beet
Talaway
Pocteapelle
Reichstag
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