Greek Dispatches Claim Bulgarian Army Destroyed and Supplies Seized
Bulgarian forces allegedly force a retreat as Greek dispatches report a great victory near Doiran and Poiran. A Bulgarian division is said destroyed with the Bulgarian provision center captured, while reports claim Bulgarian evacuation of Turkish territory and renewed offensives toward Nish.
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Tandon
Bob Brade
Servia
Bulgaria
Konagevatz
Belgrade
Poiran
Doiran
Sofa
Cineral Ivanofl. Was Brought From In the Tehatalja
Turkey
Nish
Sofia
Eastern Railroads Reject Arbitration in Strike Vote
Negotiations between managers and labor heads failed after a joint conference. Ninety four percent of Brotherhood members voted to strike. The Erdman act arbitration was refused and the strike action was set to proceed, with leaders promising to stand by the vote.
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Eastern
Brotherhoods of
Erdman
Srrather Hood
A.W. Tarreteon
Probing Affairs of Wrecked Bank in Pittsburg
National Bank Examiners probe First Second National Bank of Pittsburg finding transactions of doubtful character before closure. Investigators uncover an alleged effort to inflate the value of the office building and other property by about 1,000,000 dollars to improve asset appearance for the final report to the comptroller.
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Pittsburg
National Bank
First-Second National Bank
Federal District
Leetonia Steel Goes Into Receivership in Pittsburgh
Leetonia Steel Company, a $2,000,000 corporation constructing a large plant at Leetonia, Ohio, has been placed in receivership. The failure is blamed on the First Second National Bank and shipping difficulties in Pittsburgh.
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Leetonia Steel Company
Pittsburg
Leetonia, C
Second National
Kugn
Pitteburs
Defendant Asks Court to Dismiss Case in Ohio Trial
Presiding Judge Caldwell continued the trial of George H. Cox Swannet and a former political leader on charges of loan abuses to the Cincinnati Trust Company. The jury was recessed until next Monday while motions to dismiss are argued and a decision awaits court reconvening. The defense contends the state has not proved the tax insolvency and loans totaling 115000 dollars.
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Cincinnati
Daly
George HW. Cox
Swannet
Furmudse
C Cincinnati Trust Company
Caldwell
Ford & Johnson
Moorish Assault Repulsed at Alcazar in Morocco War
A Madrid report states 6000 Moors attacked Alcazaz and Spanish camps in Morocco. The defenders repulsed the assault with heavy losses. Spanish casualties totaled 70, and Moors left hundreds of their dead on the field.
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Madrid
Alcazaz
Moroccco
Stefansson Plans Arctic Expedition Start From Victoria
Stefansson prepares for a three ship Arctic expedition with twelve scientists. The Karluk departs from Victoria with Stefansson joining from Alaska and J F Nicks supervising dispatch. The team aims for Nome around July 20 and Point Barrow by month end, then proceeds toward the Mackenzie delta and eastward to the Mackenzie mouth.
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Alaska
Victoria
Karluk
Stefansson
Karluks
JF Nicks
Rejuiman Navy Yard
Hicks
Thor
Victoria Ti Nome
Willarys
Will Wares de Alderson
Ecienhial
Stefanason
Point Barrow
Karhik
Mackenzie
Karlak
States crack down on alleged forgers amid perjury charge
Arrests of solicitors for signatures to a referendum petition on the workmen's compensation law were ordered by the attorney general at Governor Coxs instance. Dozens of blank warrants and affidavits were drafted in anticipation of wholesale arrests across the state. Warrants charged perjury and named Clarence B. Vincent of Cleveland among those implicated.
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Cox Clarence B. Vincent
Cleveland
Lady Camoys and the American Girl in Britain
Lady Camoys emerges in British society circles as a notable figure connected to the American Girl’s presence in Britain. The article details her social engagements and the cross Atlantic links shaping the era’s fashion and diplomacy.
Lord Camore’s Heir Born to Mina Sherman Family
Lads Camere formerly Mina Mildred Sherman of Rhode Island has given birth to a son at Keoemore Gardens London. Miss Mildred Sherman, daughter of the late W Watts Sherman of Rhode Island, wed Ralph Francis Julian Stoner in November 191? Lord Camore and Miss Sherman met during the wedding of Lord Decies and Miss Vivien Gould.
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Lads Camere
Mina Mildred Sherman
Rhode Island
Keoemore Gardens
London
Mildred Sherman
W. Watts Sherman
Ralph Francis Julian Stoner
Haren Camoya
Lord Camore
Mie Sherman
Lord Decies
Vivien Gould
Storm Lightning Strikes Chicago Crowds Dazed By Storm
An electrical storm lashed northern Chicago with fierce force. Police report many people knocked down or badly hurt by automobiles as drivers struggled to see through heavy rain. Dozens ran for doorways or protection, and authorities fear lake disasters amid the cyclone.
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Chicago
President pleased with tariff bill progress in senate caucus
The president was happy with the senate caucus action on the tariff bill and the optimistic outlook from Secretary Tumults. The tariff bill is now a party measure, amendable only by the finance committee, with other aspects of the report also viewed positively.
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Senate
Windsor Vitaly
Witem
Grotally Petunia
Bar Lalender
Shre Asseis Choike
Sec
Oations
Finance Committee
Tomulty
Marton Suffragist Released Under Cat and Mouse Act
London July 9 Kitty Marton militant suffraget who was jailed for three years on July 3 for setting fire to the Llurat Park grandstand was released from Holloway under the cat and mouse act. She had been on a hunger strike since transfer to the jail.
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London
Kitty Marton
Llurat Park
Holloway
Captain J. M. Potts May Seek Reinstatement After Retirement
Retired naval officer Captain J. M. Potts plans to fight for reinstatement following his retirement. He argues his service record and credentials merit restoration to active status or an equivalent post, citing prior commands and commendations.
Potts Hopes for Navy Board Action on Retirement
Washington dispatch reports Captain T M Potts arrived to contest compulsory retirement and argue against the Navy board plucking. Friends say lack of sea service blocked promotion to admiral, noting Potts sought sea duty and was kept from it by past secretary decisions.
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Washington
T. M. Potts
Potts
Newport
Lowe Apa
Ones
New Department
Bureau of Navigation
Kite
Admiral Peters
Potstrai
Daniels
Secretary of the Navy
Vntal
Sewly
Rival Lovers Face Murder Charge Over Crippled Miss Crispell
Police allege jealousy spurred a murder plot centered on Miss Crispell. Hart Jobee of Citadel City and two suitors Harrison Cann and Herbert Johns are linked to a scheme where the first to swim Harvey's Lake would win the girl’s affection, though Johns denies involvement.
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Akhe
Hhart Jobee
Oisecity
Harrison Cann
Whikesbarre
Herbert Johns
Crispell
Harvey's Lake
Johns
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New York
HOLO
HG Institution
Morocco
Seattle
Wash
Mur Stefansson
Arctic
Coe
Newark
Equity Association
Columbus, O
WO Solicitora
Attorney General
Gover
Lady Camoys
The
Eerage
Wilson
J. M. Potts
NAVY
Captain Potts
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