French Take Trenches by Surprise Near Hurtebise
Paris reports a surprise French attack northwest of Hurtebise with artillery preps leading to the capture of entire first German trenches. Over 300 prisoners were taken as German counter attacks failed. Berlin claims French forces were repulsed after penetrating German lines northwest of Hurtebige on the Aisne front. The Lens area remains contested with floods and bombardment intensifying as German forces try to hold.
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German political fault lines mirror looming war clash
The piece outlines German divisions over war policy and leadership as voices from both anti and pro chancellor camps clash. It notes criticisms of Wilson and the czar’s power, cites Russia as a cautionary example, and highlights the Reichstag’s four million votes and growing party strength as Europe leans toward conflict.
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Russia
Theodore Wolf
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National Bank of Argentina names U S representative
The National Bank of Argentina designates its chosen liaison in the United States. The appointment aims to strengthen financial ties and oversight coordination between the institutions in the current regulatory climate.
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Reserve Board of Lia
United States
Spain in turmoil as constitutional guarantees suspended
Unclear telegrams report Spain facing turmoil with a decree signed by the king suspending constitutional guarantees. Madrid sources offer little clarity on motive while noting past suspensions during wartime and recent restoration attempts. Prime Minister Hobed referenced though naming is uncertain.
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Cis
Premuer
German plot to destroy Norwegian steamers exposed
In Caresneara Norway on June 27 the discovery of a German plan to wreck Norwegian steamers with explosives surfaced. Authorities reveal concealed explosives in artificial coal lumps and bombs, prompting a demand for full facts and action toward the German government.
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Caresneara
Norway
Jaen Aon
Argentina Abandons Ambiguity After Toro Sinking
Buenos Aires reports the Argentine steamer Toro was sunk by a German submarine off Gibraltar. Officials say the attack forces a firm Argentine stance toward Germany, stressing the Toro’s valid Argentine register and the need for full official details and survivor affidavits from Madrid.
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Argentina
Germany
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Madrid
Labor to provide union reps on draft exemption boards
Washington reports that the War Department will include a labor representative on each district draft exemption board that hears occupational exemptions. Samuel Gompers, AFL president, has proposed a slate of prominent labor leaders for appellate boards, with members named across federal districts.
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Tennesse
Wisconsin
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Western Union to Rebuild Telegraph Lines Along Sylvania Route
Philadelphia reports that negotiations nearing completion will allow Western Union Telegraph Co. to erect telegraph lines along the Sylvania railroad from Pittsburgh to York starting July 1. The Postal Telegraph Co. had exclusive rights since 1932. the dispute involved poles and wires, with estimated costs and revenues cited, and the plan now calls for about 200000 dollars in new construction.
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Western Union
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Western Union Telegraph Co
Draft boards named in 24 states for army exemptions
Washington June 27 announcements list state exemption boards to pass on draft claims of candidates under the draft law. Rules governing exemptions not yet issued but will come soon, enabling work to begin next week. In most cases boards include city and county officials per army officer suggestions.
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Washington
Wilson
Bone dry amendment in food control bill debated
Washington June 7 The senate agriculture committee balked at the bone dry amendment to the food control bill leaving control of beer and wine to the president The committee adopted the house provision authorizing limited manufacture of malted or fermented liquors under presidential judgment Washington June 27 President Wilson to decide on beer and wine manufacture during the war The subcommittee approved prohibitions on whisky beer and wine while allowing the president to commandeer dis tilled spirits in bond A clause would permit limited use of foodstuffs for liquor if the president deems public interest served A new federal trade commission probe into steel and lumber costs to aid shipbuilding and war material pricing was ordered to guide government contracts The inquiry follows calls for lower prices on key materials and portends government buying coordination and price fixing efforts President Wilson backs inquiry into raw materials costs and potential government control of critical supplies
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Rioters Murdered in Gothenburg Hunger Riots
A Gothenburg resident reports recent hunger riots in Stettin, witnessed by locals. The June 18 mob, mostly women, clashed with police as several persons were killed. A guard was stabbed through the body with a sword and widespread fighting occurred through June 24.
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TWO WOMEN DIE SUDDENLY IN TRAFFIC AND RIVER DEATHS
Nashville reports the bodies of Mrs Maggie Roemer y found in Porren river with bullet holes and facial scars after a Bowling Green Ky disappearance. In Fort Worth Mrs H Lawton died after an auto strike, ending unconsciousness. Washington notes priority shipment bill favoring executive power to direct railroad shipments.
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Will Hye
Feud Claims Three Cherokee County Cattlemen In Cookson
Three prominent Cherokee county cattlemen Frank Lucy El Neeley and J W Ballew were killed in a feud that has spanned years near Cookson Oklahoma. Authorities report no immediate arrests as the investigation continues.
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Cherokee County
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el Neeley
J . W. Ballew
Liquor Industry Statistics From Early 20th Century Report
Figures from a U S Census and Internal Revenue report detail capital by sector across brewing distilling wine making and allied trades. The data cover retail liquor trade rents supplies and taxes with totals for employment output and grain used for 1936 beer and 1916 distilled spirits production.
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Iave
Allied Indus
New Mine Sweeping Device Shown At Atlantic Port
A June 27 report notes a mine sweeping device designed to lift toy mines from ship routes in the War zone. Several ships now carry the apparatus, with one seen on a passenger liner. The device attaches to the bows, lowers a netted projection far to each side, and retrieves a mine for safe surface disposal.
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Atlantic Port
On the Baseball Diamond American League Scores
The report lists scattered results from the American League with Cleveland 66 over St Louis 22 Merritt 23 Chicago 24 nanington 2 Hoston 2 New York and a National League fragment showing St Louis Boston New York Philadelphia Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsburg but data is incomplete and matches uneven box scores.
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Daily Market Quotations Cash Stock Yard Prices
Native cattle and beef prices listed with bids for steers heifers and cows across western and eastern markets. Report highlights include priced ranges for bulk lots and feed lot demand, with notes on quality grades and demand for specific cuts and carriers.
Tlampbreva Homeopathic Medicine Case at Witacy Street
A New York street case involves a homeopathic medicine firm on Witacy Street facing a legal dispute. The report notes actions by local authorities and mentions the involved parties and venue without graphic detail.
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Government Threat to Regulate Coal Prices Sparks Protest
In Glyes Washington June 21 four hundred coal operators join a demonstration denouncing price cuts while Secretary Lane warns that the government may fix coal prices if operators fail to cooperate. Commissioner Part and L Lewis of the Department of Justice reiterate potential drastic steps to control the price problem amid wartime needs.
Dynamite found at Fort in a wary search enday
A fragmentary report notes a dynamite discovery near Fort Sreliing involving a mystery suspect. Police guarded the area as investigators examined vehicles and tower cars for traces of the explosive. No injuries reported and officials warned residents to avoid the vicinity during the clearance.
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