Note on German sea policy shapes U S response
Officials report a strong US note demanding right of visit and search to safeguard neutrals. The message, prepared after Wilson’s church visit, aims to leave no doubt about protecting neutrals on high seas. Berlin likely replies within a week, with Count von Bernstorff moving to summer quarters Cedarhurst LI.
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Germany
Gerard
White House
United States
Berlin
Wuson
McAdoo
Houston
Son Bernstorff
Wilson
Lusitania
Great Britain
Europe
Washington
von Bernstorff
Cedarhurst
L. I
Villa and army flee in rout through Carranza lines
Reports say Villa forces retreat after surprise movement toward Vera Cruz. Carranza officials view peace talks with caution while Villa factions claim continued strength and willingness to seek peace as U.S. and Washington weigh the situation. Brigadier General Level heads Red Cross relief from the Texas border amid mixed signals on peace talks.
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Carranza
Vera Cruz
Red Cross
Texas
Villa
Angeles
Washington Sovernant
Situa. N
Northwest Storm Kills Three in Midwest Rail Crash
Storms last night and today caused three deaths and major damage in western Wisconsin and eastern Minnesota. A Chicago Milwaukee St Paul passenger train derailed on a damaged bridge near Lake City, killing the engineer and fireman, while another Chicago line derailed near Roberts, Wisconsin after a cloudburst.
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St. Paul
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Chicago
Milwaukee and
Lake Eity
Minn
Roberts
Wis
Multiple Death Notices From Local Mortuary Figures
Several obituary notices appear, listing Dora Smith aged 26 at 202 Grant Street, Claud Smith husband and four children, and the Hilman, Kirk, Bates, Kennedy, and Griffin families. Details include residences, survivors, and funeral arrangements with Poole and Foole’s chapel references.
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Dora Smith
Grant Street
Claud Smith
A. P. Hilsman
Arthur
Gita
Frank Hilman
Kirle
Ush
Annie May Hileman
Gre
P A. Hardwick
Italian air destroyer designed to attack zeppelins
Rome reports a new aeroplane destroyer perfected in government workshops. A triple engine, twin fuselage craft combines tractor and pusher elements with a forward gun and large bomb capacity, capable of hitting Zeppelins or battleships if bombs land.
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Rome
Associated Press
European War Felt in Wilds of Siberia
A University of Pennsylvania museum expedition to northern Siberia reports war effects on prices and supplies. H. A. Hall forwards a Monastir letter noting food costs have risen since the war began. The expedition aims to study native tribes and collect ethnological items, returning in summer.
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Philadelphia
Siberia
H. A. Hall
University of Pennsylvania Museum
Erra
Monastir
Yenisei
Hall
Child Welfare Day Highlighted by State Health Department
Albany June 6 The state health department announces Sunday June 20 as Child Welfare Day. Clergy statewide are asked to cooperate in guiding mothers with information to aid child welfare. The educational campaign by the child welfare division aims to prevent infant deaths, a goal cited as reducing approximately 1409 fatalities.
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Albany
State Health Department
Health Department
Gene
Changes Rumored in French Cabinet Amid Reconstruction Talk
Amsterdam reports from June 6 that The Tele Brant notes persistent rumors of a French cabinet reconstruction soon. Several ministers may be replaced with Leon Bourgeois possibly returning, and incumbent Victor Augagneur and Louis Malvy among those expected to retain posts.
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Amsterdam
London
Paris
Tele
Brant
Leon Bourgeois
Victor Augagneur
Marine
Loula J. Malvy
Mterios
British Aviator Sets 20,000 Foot Altitude Record
London June 7 Harry Hawker English aviator flew an 80 horsepower aircraft at Hendon army grounds to a new British altitude record of 20 000 feet The flight lasted 90 minutes and Hawker was out of sight for almost an hour, surpassing the old record of 14 500 feet.
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London
Harry W. Hawkier
Army Aviation
Hendon
Hawker
Seismic Shocks Rattle Frisco City Early Today
Two earthquakes shook Frisco early today with no damage reported. Observers at Laszen peak reported calm and no quakes in that region.
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Frisco
San Francisco
Jane
Laszen Peak
Unintentional Attack Revealed in Court Dialogue
In a peculiar court scene a judge discusses an accidental incident involving an animal. A speaker recalls stumbling over a barking creature on a lawn, injuring the shin, as authorities consider the implications.
Many Requests Made for U S White Book
Washington reports strong interest in the so called White Book of the United States a first volume in a series of papers and notes on diplomatic correspondence with belligerent governments about neutral rights and commerce the publication prints telegrams between the United States and foreign powers since the war began and will add volumes or revisions as the correspondence evolves with 38 additional volumes anticipated.
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Washington
Jung
United
United States
Germany
Turner Not Captured By German Forces
An Over-Seas News dispatch from Berlin says Colonel Turner, commanding the Third Canadian Infantry Brigade, was captured and wounded, but General Sam Hughes later stated he had official word that Turner was alive and with his brigade in Ottawa, Ontario.
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Ottawa
Ont
Berlin
Turner
Sam Hughes
Hughes
V. Co
Porto Rican Workingmen Appeal to Wilson
A Porto Rican workers committee delivered a petition to the White House urging President Wilson to appoint a commission to study labor conditions on the island. Samuel Gompers supported the petition, citing underpayment on sugar and tobacco plantations, police oppression, suppression of assembly and free speech, and lack of English language instruction for many children.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Free Federaton
Porto Rico
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Santiago Islesing
Privera Martinez
Congress
Island
United State
Vatican Commander Dies Reveals Rome Noble Leader
Rome June 6 Prince Camilla Rospighion a scion of a premier Roman aristocratic family died today born 1860 He led the Vatican noble guard and his flag flew at half mast The prince leaves five sons with military service three of whom married American women.
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Rome
Paris
Prince Camilla Rospighion
Rospigios
Vatican
Papal
Gowns and chemises offered in varied styles at low prices
The ad lists numerous gowns in nainsook and crepe at price points from 49c to 1.49, detailing necklines, sleeves, embroidery, and trims. It promotes dozens of styles including empire, kimono, and pajama cuts, with many items featuring Val lace, filet, Swiss embroidery, and medallions. Also offers chemises and comfy vests from 50c to 1.50.
Brith Abraham opens annual convention in Atlanta urging Jewish freedom
Independent Order of Brith Abraham LG Grand Master Leon Sanders of New York reports an 88 800 member increase in six years. Delegates plan three resolutions to form a congress to influence the coming world congress to secure freedom for Jews and to advocate Palestine as an independent Jewish state. Supporters expect near unanimous passage.
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Atlanta City
Independent Order of Brith Abraham
Leon Sanders
New York
Ypereco
Palestine
New Teddy Bears and Lace Trimmed Garments Debut
The listing promotes two Teddy Bear styles with navy socks and lace trim, followed by fifteen dainty nain sock designs with lace and embroidery. It highlights lightweight imported dotted mull outfits with val edges and embroideries, and a range of charming garments priced from 49 to 350 dollars with Dresden embroidery and organdie medallions.
Corsets and Combinations Highlighted in Lace Medallions
Combinations priced from 98 cents to 3.98 feature elaborate yet tasteful laces embroideries and ribbons Vallacés and princess lace medallions. At 1.25 to 3.50 La Grecque combinations show princess styles with fine workmanship.
Exquisite Petticoats With Lace and Embroidery Options
Exquisitely fine fabrics with torchon laces and embroidery in multiple styles. Petticoats priced from 29c to 98c and up to 7.95 in great stock. Two styles feature full flounces, one embroidered, the other lace trimmed, suitable for dancing frocks.
Corset Covers and Nainsocks in Varied Embroidery Styles
Advertises corset covers at 19c and 25c with lace and embroidery trims, plus 39c and 49c garments. Notes 16 patterns of nainsocks, some soiled but freshly offered, and a wide range from 45c to 2.98 featuring peplum and drawstring trims with embroidered medallions.
Drawers styles and sale items from June listings
A catalog of drawers in multiple styles with prices from 19c to 49e and notes on muslin quality, lace and embroidery edges, hemstitched hems, cluster tucks, and inserts. Several lines describe fabrics, trims, and the June sale, highlighting neat patterns and attractive pricing.
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Mitchell Kirk
Blitchafl Kirk
Mas
Clare Kirk
Stewart Avenue
Foole
Roawell
Mary Johnson
Humphreya v Street
J. M. Johnson
J. A. Franklin
R. Sentell
Atlanta
Charles Hills
Detroit
George Johnson
J. A Johnson
Ella M. Bates
Filla M. Bates
Patterson's Chapel
Flora Hoy
Atlants
John McKimlock
Mra
Bates
Vente
Lucile
J. F. Kennedy
J. P Kennedy
West Third Street
Poole
Henry Lavexe
William Kennedy
H. E Langley
James Griffin
Annie Griffin
North Boulevard
Poole's Chapel
Ichabod
Micin
J. Cooledge & Sons, Inc
Forsyth Street Bridge
Marietta Street
South
Tuth
Ieee
Hawkes Opticians
Whitehall
Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co
Nainsook
B’rith Abraham
Ver
Cro Mel Ae
Tlanta
Peachtree
Teddy Bears
Dresden
Newspaper
Fa Calyre
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