Chairman Ashley blasts garbage plant over odor and partial operation
Chairman Claude L. Ashley of the council sanitary committee led a Sunday inspection of the crematory with six of seven members. He says furnaces ran at full blast but the plant handled far less than contracted, leaving rotten garbage piles and unbearable odors near the Terminal district. He plans to ask the mayor to convene a special council meeting to direct disposal of waste.
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Sanitary Department
Claude L. Ashley
Council Sanitary Committee
Ashley
Sanitary Committee
Mr. Ashley
Moon Moneay
Sam
Maye
Comel
German Press Reacts Strongly To U S Submarine Note
Berlin papers assail American note on submarine warfare and call President Wilson pro British. Editorials attack neutrality and accuse the United States of partisanship, while German editors insist only victory guides belligerents and warn of harsher naval measures.
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Berlin
Sayville
Germany
Vossische Zeitung
Constance
Wilson
Tagliche Rundschau
Kreuz Zeitung
Great Britain
The
Tageblatt
Essential to a good breakfast from The Constitution
The wide awakes, morning doers, seek a better way and read The Constitution. Advertisers reach households reading the paper, yielding strong publicity. The Constitution delivers the highest returns by reaching money spending shoppers who buy dependable merchandise.
Eastland Disaster Death Toll and Rescue Efforts Rise
Divers recover bodies from the river while authorities report thousands mourn and funds are begun for survivors. More than 2,408 excursionists were aboard the ship. 1,002 are reported saved as searches continue and investigations open into the tragedy.
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Eastland
Chicago Tragedy Echoes From Eastland Disaster Telegrams
Chicago mourns as the Eastland capsized at its wharf leaving about 1 000 dead or missing. President Wilson and Sir Thomas Lipton express sympathy while organizers of the General Slocum Survivors pledge relief funding. Divers search the wreck, morgue clears, investigations to determine responsibility begin.
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Chicago
Moorhouse
Wilson
Windsor
Thomas Lipton Yaid
New York
Enatland
Hoffman
Eastland
Maine
Second Regiment
Austro German Forces Press Warsaw Siege Threate ning Front
Allied reports detail Austro German efforts to close around Warsaw as Russian lines hold in the Polish salient. Mackensen directs actions along the Cholm Lubin railway and Bug river flank. heavy fighting persists near Krylow and Sokat. French gains in the Vosges are noted at Ban de Sapt. Continued on Page two.
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London
Warsaw
Sarew
Pultusk
Roza
Bug River
Vilna
Marshall von Mackensen
Cholm-Lubim
Baratya Yard
Belovetz
Ruessianns
Vor Mackensen
Trnnk
Cholm
Lember
Hetween Krylow
Sokat
Vistula
Ansite-Germania
Narew
Lub- Ha-Cholm
Courtland
Keyne
Grofine
Russia
Vosges
Italians Gain on Austrians In War Front Update
Dispatches from Chiasso and Laibach report heavy bombardment of Gorizia and Italian advances on the Carso plateau with many prisoners taken. Rome says Cadore battles see Italian successes around Tofana and Monteplano while repelling Austrian attacks. Vienna notes continued artillery exchanges near Gorizia with Austrian losses.
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Geneva
Paris
Tribune
Chiasso
Laibach
Gorizia
Carso Plavean
Plava
Monte Nero
Ternova
Lake Garés
Tornedo Hoata
Riva
Rome
War Office
Cadore
Tofana
Doberdo
Russia grants Socialist deputies seats on war committees
Petrograd communes that the Russian government will grant socialist and labor members of the Duma representation on military and naval committees in proportion to their numbers. The measure, aimed at showing party harmony during wartime, marks a significant concession after socialist and labor deputies had been excluded.
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Petrograd
London
Duma
Preacher Kiels Self in Kansas City Hotel Incident
Kansas City May 25 Rev. Joan Kuehn arrived from Pot Arthur Texas and shouted a note on a hot day before leaving a note suggesting domestic affairs led to the act. He was about 60 years old.
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Preacher Kiels Self
Kansas City
Joan Kuehn
Pot Arthur
Texas
Kuehn
Davison Details Prison Probe and Safety Plan
Davison reveals a state prison inquiry into the attack on Leo M. Frank with orders for nightly prisoner searches to prevent weapons. He says findings will clear officials, cites Rainey’s return as opening for a commission meeting, and notes Creen’s continued confinement awaiting Franks outcome.
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Prison Commission
Frank
Milledgevile
William Creen
Leo M. Frank
Kstate
Roe Davison
Atlanta
Davison
Nat 1
Hariig
J van Kelt Nash
Prion
EL LL Rainey
Frankland
Creen
Rainey
Tme
Meanwtile Creen
State Prison
Frani
Prisonm
Macon
Auguste Chronicle
Mun
Weather Outlook Reports Generally Fair Across Regions
Forecast notes generally fair weather across Washington and several regions including Mumbai and Thendas. Predictions mention mostly fair winds in Dounesnor Kentucky Miasis Eu Louisiana and Virginia with similar conditions in Alabama on Monday and Tuesday.
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Washington
Thendas
Carolina
Ploriva
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RED Cross
Europe
Belgium
United States
Serbian Sanitary Commission
American Red Cross
Sanitary Commission
American Red Cross Sanitary Commission
Richard P. Strong
Rockefeller Foundation
Falk Light
Ban-de-Sapt
BOARD
Commission
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