Wilson forms exports council to license all cargo for neutral nations
President Wilson created an exports council of State, Agriculture, Commerce, and the Food Administration to supervise and license all exports. An executive order directs the Commerce Department to implement the program, with daily meetings to set proclamations controlling coal, fuel shipments, and goods to neutral European countries.
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Washington
Wilson
Secretaries of State, Agriculture and Commerce
Department of Commerce
Exports Council
Germany
I Aegrees
Ex- Every Ports Council
BE. E. Pratt
Lester H. Woolsey
State Department
Fant
Vrooman
Department of Agriculture
Enlghtin inquiry into Waukesna coroner case on Mrs Roberts shooting
Reports say a coroner's inquest will probe the shooting of Mrs. David Roberts by Grace Lusk a high school teacher who then shot herself only after her love for Mr. Roberts soured District Attorney M S Tullar disclosed in Atlanta Journal.
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Waukesna
Wis
David Roberts
Grace Lusk
Roberts
Loki
M.S. Tullar
Dota
Dr. Roberts
Se Gence
Big Mercy Fund for Red Cross Aimed at Relief Effort
A substantial mercy fund for the Red Cross already has one hundred million dollars pledged to support large scale relief efforts amid the ongoing CAULS crisis.
Pledges Pouring In For Red Cross Mercy Fund
Figures from Red Cross headquarters show pledges totaling 10.313 million with New York City contributing 35.993 million and the rest of the country 64.32 million. final tallies and oversubscriptions expected as campaigns end. Katherine Stinson arrives in Washington with funds. officials plan efficient expenditure amid relief needs in Europe and America. In Minnesota, Dunn trial advances as defense seeks dismissal for lack of evidence in wife's death case.
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Washington
Red Cross
New York City
France
Humanit
Russia
Rumania
America
Red Cross Treasury
Quaenger
Katherine Stinson
Buffalo
Alane
New York
Philadelphia
McAdoo
Treasher
The
Slayer of Ruth Cruger Wond ers Why He Did It
A compact report notes the Ruth Cruger case with questions about the motive and investigation. The item appears amid Telegraphic and general news summaries reflecting ongoing crime coverage in the era.
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Butte
Red Cross
Sutts
White House
Cruger
Utah
James Shea
Anaconda
j—Anaconda News
Bohemians Lean Toward Russians in Anti Austrian Strife
Copenhagen reports reveal Bohemian regiments shifted loyalties amid war era hostilities. Czech prisoners reportedly volunteered for anti Austria services, while Bohemian troops clashed with Germans for Bohemia’s dominance. London notes timid spending surge as Andrew Bonar Law outlines nine week national costs.
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Copenhagen
F. von Georgi
Reichsrat
Austria
Tuungary
Bohemia
Austria- Hungary
Triasse
Royal Bohemian Boyguard
Crager Murder Sparks Police Inquiries And Protests
In New York on June 26 the motorcycle police squad, partly suspended, was ordered to report with two years of reports and summonses amid the Ruth Crager case. Helen and Henry Cruger testified of perceived police indifference. DA Maward Swann warned against hampering the inquiry as Alfredo Cocchi’s case heads toward trial or a strong case in dispatch. In Washington on June 28, a White House protest led to mass arrests for blocking traffic as women marched with furled banners, later released on bonds though no fines set.
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New York
Arthur Woods
Ruth Crager
Helen Cruger
Offic
Henry D. Cruger
Alfredo Cocchi
Cocchi
Tagarenne
Lagarenne
Hadeen
Maward Swann
Washington
White House
Trafic
Police Chief Perrott and Others Convicted in Election Fraud Case
Samuel W. Perrott, chief of the Indianapolis police, along with five other officers and inspectors, were found guilty by a jury in United States district court of conspiring to commit election fraud connected with the 1914 registration and election. The verdict names Roy A. Pope, police captain, Wasland Sanders, Morton C. Tulse, police sergeants, Lee Stringer, detective, and Herman F. Adam, city inspector of weights and measures.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Samuel W. Perrot
Indianapis Police
United States District Court
Roy A. Pope
Wasland Sanders
Morton C. Tulse
Lee Stringer
Herman F. Adam
Weather Outlook for Monina in Washington
Washington forecast for Monday night through Tuesday calls for fair skies and generally calm winds. Expect a sharp change in conditions by Tuesday with possible cloudiness and fluctuations in temperature across the region.
Belgian Army Improves War Munitions
In a Washington address June 25, General Leclercq stated the Belgian army is larger better equipped and more determined than at the war’s start. He noted Belgian munitions rehab conducted abroad including Havre factories with 15 000 workers and others in England with 25 000. The Royal Belgian Lloyd operates with 30 million dollars in capital to assure sea transport. Ontario farmers sold over 390 000 pounds of wool at record prices averaging just over 60 cents per pound under the Sheep Breeders Association, with Ontario’s total output about 2 000 000 pounds.
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Washington
Lieuenant
Leclercq
Nation 1 Press Club
Havre
Yuehmond and
Letehwora
Eng
Royal Belgian Lloyd
Toronto
Omar
Ontario
Theheep Breeders’ Association
Dam bursts flood hits Utah towns and rail line
Great damage reported as the Price River Irrigation dam breaks, submerging forty five miles of the Denver Rio Grande main line between Colton and Price and isolating Price with a population around fifteen hundred. wires down and communication severed as flood waters sweep through Goodeberry canyon and nearby areas.
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Colton
Utah
Price
Price River Irrigation Company
Fairview
Salt Lake City
Mammoth Reservoir
Castle Gate
Giard
Mage Bank OF Water
Kymne
Mammoth
Goodeberry Canyon
Price River
Woman Preside Commission Formed in Petrograd
In Petrograd in June 1919 a commission was created under a woman’s presidency. The panel aims to pursue universal conscription of women later, excluding those already in essential natural work or employed in munitions production.
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Petrograd
Striking miners persist amid wage dispute at Granite Mountain
Workers at Anaconda Copper Mining mines press for shifts and wages as strikers rally, with many returning from fishing trips while leaders of the Metal Mine Workers' Organization defend union ties and media support. The dispute grows as the day shift is adopted and attendance fluctuates.
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Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Granite Mountain
Metal Mine Workers’ Organization
Strike Talks Parley Delays Walkout In Metal Trades
A conference of the Metal Trades Council failed to force a strike after debating papers on demands and radical plans. Delegates pressed for more papers but withheld action, while federal mediator Rodgers prepares next steps with Kelley and the government.
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Hhe Metal Trades Council
Kelley
Anaconda Copper Mining Comepany
Save
Etal Trades Council
Metal Trades Council
Dan Shoviin
Tom Campbell
Shevlin
Ember
Shoviin
Anne Hyper Mining Comp
Fecor
Montana Power Company
Supote
Ctricians
Mont
Metil
Losaves Council
Richey
Jon
Incians
Dunn
Butte Rejoices As Red Cross Fund Surges
The community raising more than 3000 in three days, led by diligent local women. Report shows Silver Bow county shared in a statewide total of 165 054.85 as the Red Cross drive spurred wild scenes at Butte Grill with napkins flying and neighbors cheering. Campaign Manager Carroll praised all workers and listed contributions from various groups and individuals.
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Reams
Red Cross
Butts
Carroll
AU Western Union
Police Department
du Pont Powder Company
Joshere Elu
Graco Ployes of
St. James
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Weir
Collectors of Customs
Edstor Gray
Atlanta
BIG Mercy Fund For
St. Paul
Frank J. Dunn
Daniel W. Lawlor
Mr. Lawlor
London
Andrew Bonar Law
House of Commons
Crager
Perrott
Weather Forecast
Orty
Jairview
James H. Cooper
M.P. Christensen
Christensen
Sakinst
Ronald
Tom
Campbell
Dremide
Danshovtin
Tix
Capern
ALL Butte
BIG Red Cross Fund
Silver Bow County
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