NO PEACE NEWS FROM ROOSEVELT
After a two day sojourn with Mrs Roosevelt at her home near Charlottesville the president returned to Washington tonight. He arrived at Union Station and was driven to the White House with Mrs Roosevelt. Officials said no public announcement on peace negotiations would be made tonight and a formal reply from Russia and Japan would be transmitted when ready. Officials expect a possible announcement tomorrow or in several days.
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Prayer for Strength and Truth in Sunset June
An excerpt of a poem by Elwyn Hoffman printed in Sunset Magazine for June. The lines plead for divine help to gain strength truth and courage to bear witness and to be carried forward by melody and inner thrill as the speaker seeks guidance and inspiration.
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Japanese Push to Northward
A dispatch from Toklo reports Manchurian army headquarters noting that on June 9 at 4 am Japanese forces descended on northern Liangshuichuan and Wan shengteu, occupying those heights. They also reached Erbechthlipa area 19 miles northeast of Changti, and positions 10 miles north of Changtu and Efo- Ingtungshan 13 miles northwest of Changtu, with the rest of the situation described as otherwise unchanged.
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Pennsylvania Special Opens Eighteen Hour Chicago to New York
The Pennsylvania Railroad launched a daily eighteen hour service between Chicago and New York. The Pennsylvania Special departed Chicago at 2:45 PM on its first trip, running on schedule toward New York City expected by 9:45 PM Monday. Officers Monday and Beltshover rode, rooms filled quickly with applicants for passage, and the train features two sleeping cars a dining car an observation car and a library drawing room and smoking car.
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Time Saving by Telephone Inspectors in Bell System
Special report notes how Bell telephone inspectors use test sets and stopwatch timing to measure operator response, connection speed, and service accuracy. Through detailed group summaries and district inspections, standards improve, reducing call handling time from years to seconds and boosting efficiency across offices.
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Praise for Roosevelt Shines in Paris Exhibition
Portraits of President Roosevelt are displayed in Paris as France accepts Roosevelt’s peace initiative amid Russia Japan talks. Barons Rosen and d’Estournelles de Constant praise US mediation, while The Temps notes France’s pride in Roosevelt’s role and the need for a durable Far East peace beyond indemnities.
Contractors to exclude Chinese laborers on Mexican railroad
Report from Mexico City states that crews on the Vera Cruz and Pacific railroad will not employ Chinese workers. Observers say Chinese laborers are too slow for heavy blasting and construction, with cooks and auxiliaries filling other roles. The decision notes widespread attrition of Chinese labor along the line.
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Peace prospects please Japan in Armistice talks
Tokyo reports cautious optimism on an early armistice after President Roosevelt signals American mediation. Japanese leaders weigh terms led by Ito Katsura Koi Tara and Oyama while fearing Russian leverage and seeking to protect maritime and territorial interests amid slow transmission of responses and censor restrictions.
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Fatal pistol duel kills two men in Kentucky feud
Charles Reeds is dead and Alla Blakemere mortally wounded after a pistol duel at Pleasant View Kentucky. Both are foremen for Louisville and Nashville construction gangs. The quarrel at Reed's camp led to shooting. Blakemore reportedly fired four times. The cause of the affray is unknown.
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Czar Writes on the Mirado and Diplomatic Shifts
The dispatches reveal Kaiser’s support for Roosevelt, with Emperor William I backing the president’s course. Meyer’s bold handling of Russia earns praise as Britain and France weigh terms with Japan, indemnity, and Manchuria, amid cautious optimism for restraint and possible territorial concessions.
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Senator Moore Passes Away in Savannah
Former state senator from the first district and Groveland merchant in Bryan county dies at St. Joseph hospital Savannah after two months with foot trouble. He was 60, survived by a mother two sons and two daughters. Funeral plans not specified.
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