The Arizona copper camp., 1917-06-30
HISTORY MAKING
EVENTS OF WEEK

calls for 10000 recruits for regular
army.
Food bill passes house with drastic
prohibition authorizing president to
seize liquor now on hand.
American freighter sinks U-boat.
Head of Russian mission to United
States, addressing joint session of
senate and house, declares Russia
will never make separate peace.
Regulations for draft for great
army are completed.
U. S. fleet starts patrolling South
Atlantic against German raiders.
German crown prince launches at
tack against French on Aisne front.
Fortress of Cabanas guarding Ha-
vana is blown up when powder
magazine explodes.
General Salazar offers to surrender
to Carranza government.
Sunday, June Establishments since
war was declared total over 100000,
it is announced
French retake ground captured by
Germans under crown prince.
Several great munitions disasters
in Germany reported.
Elihu Root, head of American mis-
sion to Russia addresses six meet
ings in Moscow, urging sacrifices to
continue the war
Price dam near Fairview, Utah,
breaks, causing property damage es-
timated at $3,0O0,OO0 Several
miles of track and many bridges
washed out on D. & R. G.. railroad.
Monday, June 25-British hem in
Lens, great coal center in northern
France on the Arras sector.
Fourteen suffragist pickets arrested
at White House gates
Russians and Austrians in lively
engagements on Bukowina front in
Carpathians, also along Zlota Lipa
river.
Sim Feiners and police clash in
Cork, one killed and score injured.
Chinese crisis subsidies with forma-
tion of coalition cabinet. China ex-
pected to enter the war on side of
allies shortly All military opera
tions against the government have
been abandoned, it is announced.
Tuesday, June 26-British take village
of La Coulette, one mile south of
Lens, in drive on German positions.
General Petain of French forces
launches offensive against Laon.
Former Premier Venizelos of
Greece summoned by King Alexan-
der to form new cabinet. Greece
may enter war on side of allies.
Serbian cabinet reconstructed.
Constitutional guarantees suspend
ed in Spain.
Senate agrees to absolutely prohibit
manufacture of distilled spirits dur
ing war and to leave manufacture
of beer and wine up to president.
Red Cross fund of $10O,000,OOO is
oversubscribed by about $4,00O,000.
King George announces all German
titles have been dropped, and new
ones substituted
Ell Tigre mines taken over by Mex
leans, who try to operate proper
ties.
June 27-Advance guard
of American army lands safely at
French port.
Submarine losses for week total 21
ships over 1900 tons and smaller
ships. This is four less than last
weeks total.
Suffragist pickets around White
House are sent to Jail for three
days.
Villa reported moving on Juarez.
Canadians continue advance on
Lens.
Austrians drive Italians back, TAX
ing 1900 prisoners
Lively fighting on eastern front be-
IWCCA IluoOId11O dllu
June 28-Canadians take
village of Leauvette and first line
trenches of Germans before Lens.
Spirited fighting between Russians
and Austrians in Galicia.
Brazil revokes decree of neutrality
in great war. This action was au-
thorized by the Brazilian parliament
in May
Colorado river reaches dangerous
flood stage. Repetition of Salton
sea flood is feared in Imperial val
ley.
British steamer Addah sunk by u
boat, which fires on lifeboats, kill
ing men.
Elkhorn reservoir in Oregon bursts,
causing large amount of damage to
crops and small towns.
GOLCONDA HITS ORE