Cheating Charged to Seven Midshipmen at Annapolis
Secretary Daniels announced a personal probe into charges against seven midshipmen for using advance copies of Spanish final exam questions. The seven, listed as Ralph McK Nelson, Evans, Hamilton, Wessels and others from New York, Virginia, Connecticut, and North Carolina, were under arrest awaiting trial. The defense claimed the youths were unaware the papers were compromised and that they did not receive a fair trial.
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Annapolis
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Asa
Ralph McK Nelson
New York
Chaplin
Evans
Virginia
Stuart Hamilton
Connecticut
Leonard P Wessels
North Carolina
Second
Shaughnessy Called to Aid Lord Kitchener in London
Sir Thomas G. Shaughnessy, president of the Canadian Pacific Railway, reportedly arrived in Liverpool and was summoned to London by Lord Kitchener to consider leading the purchase and transport of war supplies from the United States and Canada. His headquarters were said to be in New York.
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Vancouver
Thomas G Shaughnessy
Canadian Pacific Railway
Liverpool
London
Carl Kitchener
United States
Canada
New York
Germany will pay for the Gulflight
Washington reports Germany expresses regrets and offers full recompense for damage to the American steamer Gulflight after a torpedo attack in the English Channel. Berlin attributes blame to convoy circumstances and notes uncertainty in the Cushing incident, pledging no intent to attack neutral vessels carrying contraband.
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Germany
In &Mote
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Gerard
Berlin
Gulflignt
Cushing
United States
Britt
Foreign Office
English Channel
Port Arthur
Texas
Bowen
Crow's Sound
Eer Islands
America
Gulf
Germany and United States seek damage talks over naval incident
The text reports Germany offering recompense to American citizens and inviting US input or expert help to assess damage from attacks. It discusses the American steamer Cush ing and Nebraskan torpedo concerns, noting German requests for evidence and Ambassador Gerard's inquiry at the foreign office in Berlin.
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Cushin
Nordhindishtehip
Cushing
Germany
Berlin
Juel
London
James W Gerard
Daussedor
Foreign Office
Germany Diplomatic Clash Over Submarine War
Berlin reports quote Foreign Minister von Jagow saying a common factual basis is needed before talks with the United States. The Kreuz Zeitung accuses Britain of submarine warfare and suggests the US should pressure London. It warns that Germany values neutral rights and may set a global precedent through any decision on the crisis.
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America
Berlin
Londos
Kreuz
Reutes Tete- Tam Company
London
Germany
Kreuz Zeitung
Great Britain
von Jagow
Butt
United States
Ameria
Americans Recruited for British Forces Investigation
In Boston a federal inquiry opened into alleged American youths recruited for British forces. At least fifteen teens reportedly enlisted aboard ships bound for London in violation of shipping laws. Secret Service and U S Attorney officials seek Denehy’s discharge and to uncover inducements offered to youths to serve as horse guards for the British army.
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Great Britain
United States
London
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Peter F. Tague
British Board of Trade
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Washington
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Generm
Brgan
Patrick Denehy
Cambrian
Denehy
British War Department
Board of Trade
Lawa
Allies Bound Together Until the Bitter End Tokin
Foreign Minister Kato declared in the peers home that Great Britain France vasa Italy and Japan have agreed to take no independent action in the European war, indicating a united stance among the allied powers. The statement reflects a coordinated policy amid evolving tensions and wartime dynamics.
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France
Vasa
Italy
Japan
Mandell on Trial for White Slavery in Nashville
Special preliminary hearing before United States Commissioner Luck covers the cases of Morris Marke and Harry Mandell on white slavery charges. Two Atlanta girls Mollie Gottlieb and Marie Lowenhart connected to the case testified, with details of their arrival and alleged exploitation. Prosecution led by District Attorney Lee Douglas rests its case. defense to proceed Monday.
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Nashville
Tenn
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Luck
Morris Marke
Harry Mandell
Atlanta
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Marie Lowenhart
Lee Douglas
Garlock
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Alvin McCain
Ins
Pouglan
Marks
Mandell
Giria
Molly Gottlieb
East Fair Street
Leonard J Grossman
Changes in High Schools Reflect Public Education Push
A speech argues for extended high school hours and a subject based curriculum to advance all students. It celebrates a move to diploma conferred by unit based completion and urges city schools to open from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. to accommodate working youth seeking higher training.
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Seiten Ie
Ginie Hien
Hun
Six Dead in Kansas Storm Routs Rail Washouts
Kansas City Mo June 4 Six persons were killed and twenty injured as a heavy wind and rainstorm swept northern Kansas. A tornado caused one death and serious injuries in several counties while another washout on the Dolomon river area flooded a mine car accident in Clark county. Property damage was estimated at 250000 dollars.
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Karsan
Barton
Russell
Osborne
Clark County
Winning Generals Decorated by Kaiser
Berlin July 4 reports General Alexander Linsingen who commanded the capture of Stryn is decorated with the Order of Pour le Merite along with other officers from the Galician campaign General Von Plettenberg and Von Francig Generale Von Em also honored with similar orders per dispatches from London via Berlin
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London
Alexander Linsingen
Stryn
Summer School at 0X College to Open in Southeast
Dr Curry of Boston Mier Howard and other prominent educators will lead a large summer school in College Park Atlanta from June 8 to July 21. The program includes expression interpretation oratory public reading and speaking along with physical training and various courses for teachers ministers lawyers and students.
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Presidenta Fowler
Cox
Dr . & Curry
School of Expression
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Knoxtville
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