Congress Closes With Sparse Political Guff
Final sessions of both houses adjourn as congress quits before the national conventions. Mondell praised the session’s work while Garrett called it a humiliating failure. Pomerene attacked the elections committee over campaign finance reporting. The House passed the budget bill after removing provisions on comptroller generals. President Wilson spent much time signing bills before adjournment.
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Former Russian Officals Arrive Aboard John Lind In New York
Thirteen Russians, listed as officers and crew of the steamship John Lind, arrived from Copenhagen and are described as escaped members of the former imperial administration or Russian navy. Their exact status remains unclear as officials limit interviews. They spoke good English and held senior positions on board. Local authorities say they know nothing of the men, but reports indicate they signed on with US government consent and may travel to Washington soon.
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Wives Take Up Study of Domestic Science
Montreal reports hundreds of soldier farmers wives trained in domestic science and home farming tasks by the soldiers settlement board home branch. Short courses cover cooking, nursing, poultry, pork curing, sewing, knitting, and demonstrations on farm life, with support from Canadian Patriotic Society, Red Cross, CPR, and universities.
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Bolshevik Attack Harms Poles Near Kiev
Moscow reports heavy Bolshevik losses for Polish forces in a south of Bialat serkiev clash 50 miles southwest of Kiev with additional successes at other fronts.
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Moscow
President Wilson condition not worse, doctors say
In Philadelphia on June 5, Dr Francis X Dereum denied reports that President Wilson's condition had deteriorated. He stated the president's health remains stable despite circulating rumors.
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