R 34 Dirigible Near U S Coast In Thick Fog
The airship R-34 flying 39 knots at 2000 feet over the Atlantic reports contact with Ponta Delgada St Johns and Clifden Ireland. It nears Roosevelt Field for a Friday arrival and preparations include field crews, hydrogen containers, and special wireless facilities.
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Air Ministry
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Wilson Works On His Message To Congress
The Paris conference yields treaties protocals and results as President Wilson rests for a major operation. Medical advice from Rear Admiral Cary Z Gray prompts extended rest. If the George Washington arrives by Monday, the treaties may be submitted and the message read by Wednesday or Thursday.
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Uy Wireless
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Cary Z. Gray
George Washington
New York
President Wilson May Veto Tight Prohibition Enforcement
Prohibition leaders in Congress, awaiting President Wilson’s return, fear a veto on strict enforcement bills. He supports repealing war time limits on light wines and beers and wants legislation aligned with his views. Dry lawmakers worry about provoking a veto or weakening support for enforcement measures.
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Albert W.rox
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Taft Expands Monroe Doctrine Into International Law
The League Covenant solidifies the Monroe Doctrine as a customary international law by the world’s assent, despite objections. The policy seeks to keep the western hemisphere safe for democracy, limiting European and non American interference.
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League of Nations
League
United States
Monroe
Adams
The
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Lemuel E Quigg Dies at 56 Former New York Politician
Lemuel Ely Quigg a former Congress hopeful and longtime figure in New York Republican circles died at his home in New York on July 2 after years of poor health He was 56 born February 23 1863 in Cecil County Maryland son of a Methodist minister Survived by widow and one son Quigg previously worked for the Tribune and New York Press and later served as editor publisher of the Press before entering politics
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Lemuel Ely Quigg
Congress
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Cecil County
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New York Press
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Congresa
All Montenegro in Rebellion in Serbian Occupation
Berne Switzerland reports Montenegrin rebellion against Serbian military occupation with bloody encounters and revived guerrilla warfare in the mountains based on private advices received.
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Berne
Switzerland
Monteresto
King Proclamation Read Across Five Points in London
In a medieval style event, the king’s proclamation of peace with Germany was read at five London points including St James Palace and the Royal Exchange. Sir Henry Farnham Burke led the ceremony with state officers, heralds, and guards as crowds gathered despite rain.
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400000 Still Overseas In War Report
War Department announces over 400 900 of about 1 000 000 men remain under arms overseas as imports of meat and arms rise and the Algerian army of occupation would shrink to two divisions by August first. A H Lendrum attempts New York to Denver air flight from Roosevelt Field carrying letters for city officials. Cotton employers in North Lancashire plan a general lockout if striking workers fail to return. Local notes mention a screened dining room at the Wardmanick Hotel.
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Italy and China Tilt Over Peace Terms and Alliances
Reports from Paris note Italy may gain African colonial rights in exchange for support at the Adriatic settlement while China plans to sign the Austrian and Hungarian treaties to join the League of Nations. Demand grows for British and French concessions and Turkish unrest unsettles negotiations as armies move toward Asia Minor.
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Hrance Resumes Demobilization in France
Paris reports demobilization in France resumed on July 1. Soldiers aged 30 31 and 32 from cycles advancing will be demobilized by August 3 as part of the ongoing postwar process.
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Paris
France
Squadron Off Tagus Advances Under Lisbon Dispatch
A tenuous fragment notes an American unit anchored near Lisbon at the mouth of the Tagus and references a Havai dispatch. Details are unclear but indicate naval activity abroad and observations from July 1.
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Lisbon
German Interference Triggers Liaison With American Command
Paris reports German officers have repeatedly interfered with American relief work in the Baltic provinces. A German officer is assigned to liaison with Col Groome to protect and accelerate food deliveries. American lieutenants Harrington and Nixon were arrested June 24 between Libau and Riga and detained for days on the claim they were trouble-makers. Additional American officers are said to have been detained.
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Riga
Roosevelt for Assembly in Nassau County
Mineola L I July Lieutenant Colonel Theodore Roosevelt of Oyster Bay has announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for assemblyman from the Second district of Nassau county. Edward J. Conlin, chair of the Oyster Bay Republican town committee, disclosed the plan. The late President Roosevelt first held elective office as a New York assemblyman.
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Lowny Island
Theodore Rooosevelt
Oyster Bay
Nassau County
Edward J. Conlin
Roosevelt
New York Assembly
Strike ends as Commercial Telegraphers back to work
The Commercial Telegraphers Union declared its strike against Western Union and Postal Telegraph over. Officials say strikers may return to work and negotiations on reinstatement proceed, with Western Union committee reviews and Postal Company handling of claims. Washington and Chicago reports cover the exit.
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Chicago
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Washington
W. ¥. McDonald
Commercial -Telegraphers’ Union
Eset Street
Ireland and Britain Face Postwar Settlement Deadlock
London observers argue Sinn Fein may accept Dominion status while full independence remains unlikely due to economic ties and security concerns. The piece urges Britain and Ireland to seek a lasting, nonparty understanding grounded in mutual concessions and a clear definition of freedom limits.
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