England Reveals Tragic Tale Of Great Sea Fight
A British admiralty report details the Battle of Jutland with losses among British ships including Invincible and Queen Mary. It notes German destroyers and cruisers damaged, heavy weather hindering casualty counts, and praises both sides while honoring fallen officers Arbuthnot and Jellicoe references. The narrative emphasizes courage under peril and the high cost of the engagement.
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English Fleet Tragedy as North Sea Battle Claims Royal Ships
Admiral Jellicoe reports the loss of several His Majesty's ships including Queen Mary Indefatigable Invincible Defence Black Prince Warrior Tipperary Ardent Fortune Shark Sparrow Hawk Wester Yomad and Turbulent. He laments the death of gallant officers Hood Arbutnot Sowerby Prowse Cay Bonham Wintour and Ellis and pays tribute to the valor of the fleet and the enemy’s gallantry.
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Invincible Defence
Black Prince Warrior
Tipperary Ardent Fortune Shark Sparrow Hawk
Nestor Romat
Turbulent Sellmore
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Prowse
Menham
Charles J Wintour
Stantey
Gallan Ry
Queen Mary
Invincible
Defence
Black Prince
Warrior
Tipperary Ardent
Fortune
Shark
Sparrow Hawk
Wester Yomad
Turbulent
Hood
Cay
Bonham
Charles J. Wintour
Stanley B Ellis
Navy
Grand Fleet
Meat Probe At Issue In House Hearing On Meat Industry
Cattle growers and big packing houses faced a House judiciary subcommittee final hearing on Rep Borland’s resolution for a Federal Trade Commission inquiry into the meat industry. Cattlemen urged inquiry to lower consumer prices, while packers argued it would harm the industry, citing profits and economic efficiency. A substitute resolution broadening the inquiry was offered by Walter Fisher and supported by 125 Congress members.
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Federal Trade Commission
Armour
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Morris
Judiciary Committee
Walter L Fisher
American National Live Stock Associaton
Borland
Congress
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Killed in Domingoo and Battlefront Turmoil Reported
Reconciling dispatches describe 28 killed in Santo Domingo during a clash with rebels and Marines led by Rear Admiral Caperton. Private J. K. Daley seriously wounded, Corp. George France dead, six others hurt. The engagement occurred as disarmament talks followed intense fighting with 250 rebels routed and taking wounded with them.
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Santo Domingo
Navy Department
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Guayacanen
United States
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Tweney
Next of Kin
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Stichtl
R B Putnam
Oscar J Johnson
Merriwether
J Tanck
Qates
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RK. Paine
Demand to feed Syrians triggers U S protest in Constantinople
The State Department pressed Turkey again over allowing neutrals to feed starving Christians in Syria. Chargé Miller reported no progress and warned continued inaction could strain US Turkish relations. Separately, up to 5,000 men will be recalled from the regular army reserve under the new National Defense Act to hasten formation of seven infantry regiments, two cavalry, three artillery and engineer units.
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Hargé Miller
Constantinople
Sora
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Turkey
Syria
Ambissador Morgenthau
Miller
Turksh Foreign Office
Iyria
National Defense
War Department
Cobrs
Itta
French Front Heavily Attacked Amid Gains by British
British forces report gains on the French front as heavy enemy assaults continue. Allied observations note improved tempo and successful repulses, with cautious optimism over evolving battlefield positions and tentative advances.
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Berlin
Belloy-en-Santerre
Verdun
Rheims
New York Progressive Party Favors Seabury for Governor
In New York City the Progressive county organization rejected Hughes for President and urged members to vote their choice. They invited Judge Samuel Seabury to run in the state primaries for governor, pledging support if he accepts, after a two hour meeting marked by clashes between Rooseveltians and supporters.
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New York
New York County
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Samuel Seabury
80 Mile Russian Retreat From Bagdad Report
Petrograd dispatch to the Daily Telegraph reports Russians retreating about 80 miles in the Bagdad region. Turkish forces pressure, with a large Turkish army and Bulgar forces redeployed, amid claims of reasons for the withdrawal and potential resumption of the Russian advance.
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Villa Near Parral Report Invasion Rumor
A Funston War Department report forwards a border rumor that Francisco Villa was seen near Las Cuevas, 18 miles south of Parral. The note claims Villa was moving from his Nievas headquarters and had committed various depredations. The item notes the border situation and a local seashore extraction listing dates.
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War Department
Francisco Villa
Las Cuevas
Parral
Nievas
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Todays Issue Index and Front Page Notes
A compact index lists highlights across sections 4 7 8 9 10 and 14 with brief mentions of Jellicoe s battle story Hearings and debates on shipping bills and infantile paralysis alarm. Summaries point to international war news and domestic finance and society items within the issue.
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Bathers witness deadly shark attack at Spring Lake beach
Charles Proder 28, a hotel bellboy, was fatally mauled while swimming 100 feet beyond the lifeguard line at Spring Lake. A rescue party brought him ashore. bystanders saw the shark fin and warned him, but he did not hear. Lifeguards rushed out in a boat but could not save him. He died after physicians worked on him on the beach.
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Charles Proder
Proder
Three Bandit Leaders Quit as Morelos Falls to Rebels
Mexico City dispatch reports three bandit leaders surrender to constitutionalist authorities in Puerto Mexico and Rio Grande. Generals Gonzales and and other officers outline plans to grant railroad franchises aiding the revolutionary cause as campaigns shift toward Guerrero. Train service resumes Cuernavaca to Iguala amid the complete domination of Morelos by de facto forces.
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Rio Grande
Hermenegildo Flores
Cot Guzman
Cuernavaca
Tguala
Morelos
Zapata
Department of State
Tlaltizpan
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el Jilguero
Zapatistas
Amaro Carreon
Cepeda
Madero
Huerta
Zapatas Cartridge
Pablo Gonzales
Alemin Gonzales
State of Mexico
Obrego
Guerrero
U S Offers Funds to Save Carranza Plan for Direct Negotiations
U S proposes funds to support Mexico's de facto government under Carranza and agrees to settle all issues via direct diplomacy. Ambassador Arredondo notified. draft note ready. Lansing notes an initial step toward a broader pacific solution and border tranquility with potential foreign backing.
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Polk
Federal Reserve Board
Arredondo
Mexico
Eliseo Arredondo
United States
Carranza
Lanning
Wilson
Lansing
Washington
Lloyd George Appointed Secretary for War and Grey Earldom
London July 6 David Lloyd George becomes secretary for war while Sir Edward Grey gains an earldom for his foreign affairs role The Earl of Derby the director of recruiting is named undersecretary for war and reshuffles continue in wartime leadership.
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Gray
London
David Lloyd Georges
Edward Grey
Earl of Derby
Betting Odds Spell Change in Washington Race
Odds shift reported with Hughes at two to one and a special on the New York market. The Washington scene lists broker McQuade of Seourb wagering a total of 1060 dollars at three to one. Woodrow Wilson demand noted.
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