Unfortunate Role of Battle Cruisers Reveals Navy Weakness
The Anaconda Standard reports on the unclear effect of battle cruisers in war and the Navy’s expressed weaknesses. President Wilson weighs Bryan’s resignation amid cabinet tensions over neutrality and possible war with Germany. Bryan plans to continue political support while remaining at the State Department amid departure formalities and official notice. Louis Post and Counselor Lansing figure prominently as the administration navigates the resignation and transition.
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Germany
Brylan
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Aris
Atate Department
Tock Greek Park
Calumet Place
John A. Logan
Louis
Labor
State Department
Scores
Lansing
State
Acbye
Tate Engel Thorsen arrangements completed
The arrangements for the Tate Engel Thorsen have been completed and the remains are at Se Sherman Teech Sivertakin. A parlor metal announcement will be made later.
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Zhorsen
Tate Engel
Funeral notice for Patrick Gonnley aged 17
The remains of Patrick Gonnley aged 17 were received yesterday at Dugan's undertaking parlors. Funeral notice to follow.
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Connley
Patricks Gonnley
Sears
Dugan's
Local Man Named In Studio Address Referenced
A garbled report lists names and places including Larry Duggan and North Idvin Street with a reference to a new Coma Suara keara Eee plinth heals re Seca. The text also mentions Le Cary and aged years, with unclear dates or outcomes.
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le Cary
M J Walsh Pillar Paneral Di tor and tmbatme
M J Walsh, a paneral director, remains a key figure in local affairs as tributes emerge. The obituary notes his long service to community events and ongoing influence in municipal projects.
Bryan Resigns Amid Cabinet Strife Over Policy
The article recalls secretary Bryan's resignation amid foreign policy tensions with President Wilson. It notes cabinet withdrawals typical in constitutional governments, describes farewell exchanges, and cites officials cautious on the Lusitania incident and potential war. Bryan expresses intent to pursue peaceful aims. The piece contrasts reactions within Roosevelt and German policy contexts.
Special reference laid on Hague fact in report
A terse dispatch notes that a special reference was laid in The Hague concerning a fact connected to the report. Details are fragmentary, with London timing recorded as 1:25 a.m. and June 10. Further context from the original source is not fully available here.
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London
Hague
Netherlands poised as U S ally in potential German clash
The article notes Dutch foreign policy closely mirrors the United States with semi official circles believing a break in German U S relations could hasten the war's end. It also references speculation about King Ludwig of Bavaria and ideas on securing the empire from future attacks and potential annexations.
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Netherlands
United States
Germany
Ludwig
Bavaria
Hel
Miss Jeannette Rankin Organization Chooses Leaders
The Montana Good Government group met in Missoula and adopted a non partisan constitution and by laws. Officers elected include Jeannette Rankin as chairman Mary assistant chairman John Willa recording secretary To Tabor corresponding secretary Margaret Tons te financial secretary et al. Dr. Maria Dean named congressional chairman and others planned a campaign fund.
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Missoula
Good Government Organization
Lawa
Montana
Local Hamilton News Roundup and Official Actions
Hamilton notes report visits by Rev C F Darnette and Mrs Maggie Smith of Stevensville opposing a Stockholm saloon license. West Fork visitors Joe Burgoyne Pete Rowan and Tom Running from Missoula area finalize Running’s proofs. Others attend to business matters in Missoula and Hamilton. The county board rejects Stockholm saloon petition and awards the Stevens tract contract for Hamilton Heights grading. A death due to spotted fever is recorded from Pontiac Michigan related to the community’s orchard labor. Kenneth Romney returns from Washington DC with government work. aeroplanes and dirigibles are noted after the war.
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C.F. Darnette
Maggie Smith Hathaway
Stevensville
Stockholm
Lcense
Joe Burgoyne
Pete Rowan
Tom Running
West Fork
George Miles
Darby Merchant
He Christensen
Missoula
Kurtz
Yesterda
Salmon River
HH. Parson
Joe W P
Stevens
C. Core Leaden
Ds A. Bishop
Frank Wallin
Hamilton Heights
Read
Mary Francis O'Hara
Geraldine O'Hara
Washington, D. C
Warren Jones
Alien
The
Odd Fellows
Pontiac
Mich
Hamilton Hospital
Kenneth Romney
Washington, D.C
Oni Br
Ill-Gotten Gains Triggered Assault in Street Robbery
Oni Pihlmman faces first degree assault charges after a dispute over stolen cash led to a knife attack on Matt Lillia. Lillia was wounded in the throat but survived. Peter Samson later identified Pihlman as the man who took Samson’s money and implicated Lillia in the ensuing robbery scheme at a saloon.
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Matt Lillia
Oni Pilttman
Raseault
Lillia
Pintman
Pihlman
Samson
Piiman
Lili
Piniman
Jali
Famine Threat in Mexico City Spurs U S Relief Efforts
Brigadier Devol of the American Red Cross warns that famine pressures Mexico City as relief plans hinge on negotiations to ship 100000 tons of wheat stored within 100 miles. He notes the crisis is the sharpest in the capital with food shortages nationwide.
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Texas
Devol
Mexico City
Mexico
Hua Nin
Republic
Devel
Chington
Portland Rose Festival opens with children choir crowds
More than 2,500 children sang at the festival center closing day one of the Portland Rose Festival. The crowd was estimated at 20,600 as the capital ceremony preceded the children's concert. Weather was not ideal but did not dampen the opening events. Queen Sybil was crowned before the concert.
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Portland
Ore
Festival Center
Sybil
Rose show opens as prizes announced at gala event
The annual rose show opened with prize announcements. A gala celebration followed the arrival of the United States Suniser South Dakota. Tonight a festival concert ended with dancing on park blocks and streets.
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United States Suniser
South Dakota
American Charged With Violating Neutrality
Subpenas issued to 24 Sacramento crew members. The American steamer Sacramento reportedly transferred cargo supplies to a German fleet near Valparaiso. After the alleged transfer the Sacramento sailed to Valparaiso and was seized by Chile. Commander Captain A. Anderson and two officers remained aboard. The vessel had formerly been the German freighter Alexandeia.
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Federal
Grand Jury
Sacramento
Valparaiso
Chile
A. Anderson
Alexandeia
Reward Offered For First Austrian Soldier Taken Alive
Verona reports that the Austro-Hungarian commander in Chiasto to Paris has posted a reward of 2000 crowns for the first Tale in Alpine soldier captured alive. The city notes more than 500 Austrian prisoners have arrived in Verona.
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Verona
Chiasto
Paris
Aus Ran
Italy Will Not Remain Impassive On Asia Minor
London dispatch reports Italian minister Saint Di Bosdari in Athens saying Italy would not stay passive regarding Asia Minor amid partition plans. He warned in a speech that Asia Minor is large enough to satisfy all appetites and hinted Italy’s potential action.
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Reuter
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Saint di Bosdari
Greece
Athing
Italy
Asia Minor
Asia-Minor
Soviet War Report Highlights June Front Actions
A dated Russian statement from General Headquarters reports ongoing fighting on June 7 and 8 in Shavit and near Kovno with limited forest progress. It mentions a Dniester defense repelling a night attack, captures of prisoners including officers and machine guns, and continued battles on the left bank against large enemy crossings near Suravno and the Ugartsburg area.
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Shavit
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Wirhalten
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Dniester
Ugartsburg-sid
Fragmentary report of coastal raid on Turkish coal works
An OCR fragment describes a raid at Zunguldak and Kosiu Ama Mindi, with destruction of coal establishments and quays and the sinking of two Turkish steamers that were coating. The text is incomplete and difficult to verify beyond these details.
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Zunguldak
Kosiu
Ama Mindi
Resignation of Bryan Dominates United States News
Reports from Berlin and Tokyo reflect global reaction to William Jennings Bryan's resignation as secretary of state. Analysts debate whether U S policy toward Germany will harden, while editors question authenticity of Bryan note and ponder America's stance amid England's influence. Poems and editorials in the Free Press urge individual courage to stand for principles.
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Anzeiger Wa
Wilton
Jewapaper
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Germany
Nso
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Mittag Zeitung
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England
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Wilson
Tokio
William Jennings Bryan
New Cairn Carriage Devised for French Army
A novel carriage devised for the French army is claimed to propel a mile without perceptible rise or fall in motion. The design promises steadiness and reduced vibration for field transport and artillery, suggesting potential battlefield efficiency improvements.
Resignation of Bryan Dominates British War Coverage
London reports on William Jennings Bryan’s resignation and the American note to Germany, with Wilson’s reply. Editorials discuss Bryan’s arbitration stance, the note’s firmness, and ongoing U S German relations. Also covered are Churchill’s prisoner treatment policy, British casualties, and Soviet and Baltic front developments shaping the war narrative.
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William Jennings Bryan
Germany
Mr. Bryan
Wilson
Amer
Alont
America
Walfour
Admiralty
Winston Spencer Churchill
Ford
House of Commons
Unclear Chicago strike talks and Yale rowers hit by illness
Reports from Chicago say International President W L Milton seeks to enforce wage demands with possible arbitration offer from President Busby. Separately in Gales Ferry Yale rowing crew members and cooks fall ill to ptomaine poisoning. coach Nickalls aims to resume practice. Also mentions George Bechet schooner and Arctic exploration notes with Rear Admiral Peary claims.
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Omeral Sancti of International
W. L. Milton
Toda
Busby
Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Frank Holmes
Nickalls
Greece's King Constantine Shows Rapid Recovery
Athens dispatch reports King Constantine of Greece begins to improve at midnight. Within two or three days he may be out of danger, according to Havas News agency.
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Havas
Athens
Constantine
Greece
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