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Financial Cooperation Urged for Allied War Finances
The London Times financial editor warns Britain against relaxing allied financial cooperation despite American liberty loan success. He notes US lending relieves Britain but may not reduce British loans to France and others. He cites McAdoo policy boosting small investors, a thrift drive, and widespread bond installments as evidence of the nation's growing fiscal strength. All allies must cooperate. burden cannot fall on the United States alone.
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Vitalizing Russia and the Root commission’s impact
The Root commission aids Russia by restoring order and mental equilibrium, signaling potential resumption of war activity or at least a stronger industrial push. The United States and allied aims align with Russia’s, bolstering freedom and democracy. U S exports to Russia rise dramatically, totaling near 1 billion dollars in three war years, with 1916 at 314 million and 1917 near 565 million, including railway cars and other wares.
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Russia strengthens industrial base with shipped machinery
Russia increases manufacturing capacity as considerable machinery is shipped to bolster domestic industry. The move supports Russia’s industrial future and aims to safeguard prosperity amid ongoing wartime partnerships.
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World Against the Outlaw Drives Allied Unity Across Nations
World powers and neutral nations bend toward an anti Germany alliance as Greece Norway Spain Argentina and Russia shift toward the allies. Venizelos returns to Athens to rework Greece while Norway vows to end neutrality under German pressure. Spain faces upheaval as Argentina sees rising anti German sentiment and Russia rebuilds its liberty and resolve against the Kaiser. A broad world league forms to oppose Germany amid espionage and shifting loyalties.
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Russia
Hohenlohe Princes Pair in Mediatized Royal Union
Princess Francoise Hohenlohe and Archduke Maximilian of Austria are reported betrothed marking a union of mediatized noble houses. The Hohenlohe clan, tied to European royals, features prominent figures like Prince Ernest and Arch Duchess Marie Henriette, with court power centralized in Prince Conrad and Prince Berchtold. The piece notes historic pride, rank, and the absence of unrest surrounding the match, while contrasting royal pomp with enduring aristocratic tradition.
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Vienna
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Washington
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Berlin
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Agatha of
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Emperor William
Potsdam
Empresa
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Leiningen
Prince Hohenlsche
Maximilian
Conrad of
Trieste
Interior
Austria
Berchtold
Emperor
Ampreus
French officer Fleury who captured Stony Point dies in 1794
The article recalls Louie de Flaury a French officer of the American Revolution who led the Stony Point assault with Anthony Wayne. He earned a Wayne recommended pension, honors from Congress, and a French chevalier title before later dying by guillotine in 1794 during the French Revolution.
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Patriotism on a Car Ride Jew’s harp Serenade Sparks Standings
A Wilkinsburg carpenter named Allen Petersen on a Grant street line car in Pittsburgh draws passengers to their feet with a jew’s harp medley including The Wearing of the Green Marching Through Georgia and The Star Spangled Banner. The crowd rises as he plays the anthem, then applauds. A second brief item presents a whimsical exchange about a photograph and an offer of $100 for a proper Life magazine caption.
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Proceedings on food bill and war measures in brief
Congress adjourned at 5 17 pm with plans to report administration food bill to end of week. Prohibition provisions under debate, licensing narrowed to interstate products. Senators Knox Thomas Sterling Nelson New discuss embargo use and price controls while coal and tax bills move forward. The Russian mission and Belgian envoy to be received.
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Army Orders Transfer and Regiment Assignments Revealed
The Army issues transfers within corps and regiments across cavalry field artillery infantry and medical corps with promotions and detailed officer moves. Names include Hearn Mauchin Lamoreux Taggart Bryer Gordon Duncan Buck Ballou Faison Morse Lewis and others plus camp sanitary duty locations at Annapolis Junction Petersburg Little Rock Battle Creek Des Moines Yaphank Chillicothe and Louisville.
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Andrew Hero, Jr
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Arthur Thayer
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Francis H Beach
Third Cavalry
William C. Rivers
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Jesse Mel. Carter
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Tyree FR. Rivera
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Robert A. Brown
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George H. Cameron
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Field Artillery
William L Kenly
Seventh Field Artillery
George le BR. Irwin
Eighth Field Artillery
Howard F. McGlachlin
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John E. McMawhon
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Himore F. Taggart
Twelfth Infantry
Henry D. Bryer
Fourteenth Infantry
Walter Gordon
Fifteenth Infantry
George B. Duncan
Twenty-fixth Infantry
Beaumont B Buck
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Charles C. Ballou
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Thirty-ninth Infantry
Samson L. Faison
Forty-second Infantry
Benjamin C. Morse
Forty-fourth Infantry
Hdward M. Lewis
Forty Fifth Infantry
Medileal Corps
Charles C. Buillingslea
Annapolis Junction
Ralph H. Goldthwaite
Petersburg
William T. Cade, Jr
Little Rock
Ark
Neal N. Wood
Battle Creek
Mich
Edgar D. Craft
Des Moines
Iowa
Henry C. Michie, Jr
Rockford
Luthar R Poust
Loutville
Alvin W. Schoenleber
Yaphank
Long Island
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Kerwin W. Kinard
Chlilicothe
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Treasury report shows year surplus amid large receipts and payments
The Treasury’s closing balance shows a year surplus of 68,964,785 against a prior deficit, with total receipts near 4.75 million and payments around 5.95 million. As of June 25, 1917, revenue receipts for the month total 252,966,017.87, while ordinary disbursements reach 1,016,940,821.95 for the fiscal year to date.
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White Faces in the Moonlight by Badger Clark
A stark poem scene recalls a dead white face under moonlight. The speaker questions why a uniformed man lies dead, reflecting on his hands, hair, and the memory of gentleness. The refrain repeats shock and murder as more white faces appear in the night.
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Aviation corps and war effort discussed in Washington hotels
In Washington hotels, lawmakers and officials debate expanding the aviation corps as the fastest path to end the war. Senator Rauch argues for a vast army of aeroplanes, citing recent high altitude air battles and the cost effectiveness versus millions of ground troops. Other talks cover maintaining Fort Niagara officer training camp and Niagara region support from Gittins McDonald and Wilcox, highlighting local loyalty and healthful grounds.
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Washington
Ansley Wilcox
Buffalo
Wilcox
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McKinley
Roof Garden for Doga at Biltmore Heeds Pets
The New York Herald reports carpenters at the Biltmore Hotel are building roof doghouses for lap roof woofs brought by women to the city. To curb distressing scenes of pets separated from owners the hotel will house dogs on the roofs with runways enclosed in weatherproof spaces, offering sheltered and sunny areas for the animals.
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