German answer to United States note on submarine warfare
Berlin reports Foreign Office experts drafting Germany's reply to the U S note on submarine warfare. The document, likely finished by week end or early next week, may center on British flag violations and naval visits while aiming to address President Wilson's requests, with Lusitania armament testimony to be considered but not prominent. A broader push toward peaceful settlement with the United States is also noted.
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Londos
Foreign Office
Emperor Wiliam
Wilson
Losica
Lusitania
Agen
Emil Grabo
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Grave
United States
Otto Wepdigen
Admiralty
Britain
Washington
Great Britain
State Departments
London
Germany
State Department
Pope Benedict Voices Fearful View Of War's Toll
The pope speaks through an interview about war risks in Italy, noting guards reduced, security of the Holy See at stake, and limited freedom of correspondence. He warns of revolution fears in Rome, preserves moral authority, and refuses rushed peace moves until the right moment arrives. He hopes to extend a hand once opportunity presents itself.
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Holy See
Italy
Rome
Saw Off Charged in Manitoba Politics
Wilanipes Manitoba June 21 A royal commission hearing opened with C P Fullerton representing fourteen Conservative members urging an expanded scope to probe a supposed "saw off" scheme tied to the Roblin government. He alleged a 50 000 payoff to drop election protests and that 25 000 had already been paid with 25 000 more due at commission dissolution. The chief justice said powers require an order in council and action by the government.
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Manitoba
Royal Commission Today
C. P. Fullerton
Legisative
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Fullerton
Royal Commission
Tullerton
Supreme Court Dismisses Extradition Case of Frederick Brown
The supreme court dismissed for want of jurisdiction the case of Frederick Brown, a Black man resisting extradition from Pennsylvania to South Carolina for a homicide charge. He argued he could not obtain a fair trial in South Carolina.
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South Carolina
Washington
Supreme Court
Frederick Brown
Pennsylvania
Brown
Naval Academy exam cheating alleged in court of inquiry
Testimony at the court of inquiry into the Naval academy cheating scandal links midshipmen to stolen examination papers. Ensign Ivan M. Graham testified he heard that Midshipman J. B. Waddell knew of multiple “pulled off” ratings involving Ralph McK. Nelson. Additional names and alleged schemes were discussed as faculties urged resignations while rival factions argued about class tensions during the year.
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Court of Inquiry
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New York
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Teutogns Drawing Net About Lemberg Front
The German Austrian drive around Lemberg continues with advances reported near Zwickl and Zbare, and gains along the Meuse and Lorraine sectors. French and Russian forces clash as Germans claim progress from Arras to the Avonne and the Vosges with captures, artillery successes, and several hundred prisoners amid heavy fighting.
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Austro German Forces Gain Ground Near Lemberg
Reports from Petrograd Berlin and Vienna describe Austro German efforts around Lemberg in Galicia. Turkish mentions of Mackensen and Boehm-Ermolli, Russian retreat east of Grodek, and potential evacuation of Lemberg amid advancing Allied lines.
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Plague of Worms Ravages Samoan Tara Crops
Pago Pago reports a worm outbreak devastating the half grown tara crop post February hurricane. Navy gunboat Princeton evacuated families, aided by Dr. Edward G Parker and Red Cross relief as food stocks were distributed.
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San Francisco
United States
Princeton
Edward Graham Parker
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Navy Department
American Red Cross
Perjury Charged German Reservist in New York
Gustav Staal a German reservist pleaded not guilty in U S district court to perjury charges stemming from an affidavit in which he allegedly stated he saw four guns on the Lusitania as she departed on April 30 The trial date is set for July 12 and he was remanded to Tombs prison in default of a $10000 bond
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Gustav Staal
Tombs
France Negotiating for American Loan in War Munitions Aid
New York reports negotiations underway for a substantial loan to France to fund purchase of war munitions. Influential Paris bankers back the loan, secured by American railway bonds, with figures cited around 60 to 76 million dollars and potential wrap up within a day.
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New York
Evening Post
Paris
France
FAO
Italians Hold Ground as Austrian Defenses Stand Firm
Italian forces resume a strong assault after weekend storms but face heavily fortified Austrian positions, with rock cut defenses and deceptive trench works noted. Austrian war office claims repulsed Italian attacks near Preva and on the ridge northwest of Kerm, while Italian bombing targets Bari Brindisi harbor areas and a torpedo boat success is mentioned.
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Chicano
Paris
Vienna
Clondon
Austrian War Office
Austrian Guns Surpass German Artillery in Tarnow Battle
Correspondent reports Austro-Hungarian 42 centimeter mortars used near Tarnow in West Galicia's May victory, causing massive destruction to Russian supply lines and urban targets. Shells smashed houses, blasted schools, and cratered streets, with one shell swallowing a brick house and killing three people.
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Ity
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High Court to Review Rebate Tariff Clause
Washington June 31 The supreme court will review a customs court ruling that the percent discount on imports from American bottoms under the Underwood Simmons act also applies to goods in shipments under treaty favored nations. The decision could affect tariff practice and treaty obligations.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Customs Court
German Submarines for the Mediterranean
Vice Admiral Kirchoff predicts a pivotal Mediterranean test for German submarines and warns that the next stage will redefine warfare. He cites recent U boat successes around Britain, the Lusitania disaster as a turning point, and questions English sea discipline and passenger safety.
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Vaudeville bill at the Far offers Bonita and more
The Far theater showcases Bonita with Lew Hearn in an encore worthy act, Jack Gardner delivering a star performance with a talking moving picture, orange pickers contest features, Josie Heather and troupe in pleasing gowns, plus Kremolina and the Darras brothers acrobatics and The Broken Mirror. Robert Morad.
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Darras’ Brothers
Robert Morad
My Best Girl at Strand shows star power and laughs
Metro Pictures presents My Best Girl featuring Max Figman and Gols Meredin Sie Figman in a haphazard comedy drama. The film, written by Channing Pollock and menual West, played on stage in New York and runs at the Strand today after successful Park Theater runs.
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Court Sustains Wilson Appointment Reversal
The Supreme Court today overturned lower court rulings that invalidated President Wilsons appointment of Oliver Ft Newman as chairman of the District of Columbia Commission. The high court reversed the ouster on technical grounds, restoring Newman to office.
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Une
Wilson
Oliver Ft. Newman
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Supreme Court
Lower Court
Two Sides
A brief exchange from The Washington Star presents a playful clash over perspective. One character asserts there are two sides to every question, while a friend counters with a literal deck analogy, implying equality of sides need not imply equal value.
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Washington Star
Bob
Death of Joseph W Dobbs at 48 in private hospital
Joseph Wheeler Dobbs of 185 Wellington Street died Tuesday morning at 1 o'clock in a private hospital. He was 48 years old and survived by his wife and eleven children.
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Joseph Wheeler Dobbs
Wellington Street
Fly Killing Made Easy at Shepard's House Demonstration
June demonstration of the fectiventas of Shepard's House featured Ely Daver and Insect Exterminator. About 6,000 flies and many roaches were killed by the product’s inventor. The Chief Health officer and Maver attended. the company claims the fumes are safe for people. Representatives Hicks & Thompson advertise Shepard's Chemical Company and offer free demonstrations and prompt supply through leading Atlanta druggists.
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Ely Daver
Beenarm, Hicks & Thompson
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Calomel Warns Against Mercury Lethargy
An old time health warning condemns calomel as dangerous and claims it causes nausea, cramps, and bilious sickness. It praises lodson’s Liver Tone as a safe vegetable alternative that cleanses the liver without upsetting the user and promises quick revival.
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Dodson
Supreme Court Adjourns For Summer With Key Cases Pending
Washington June 81 The supreme court adjourned today for the summer without deciding the International Harvester Oregon minimum wage and other important cases pending. It will not meet again until October.
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Washington
Susifa
International Harvester
Oregon
Jacobs' Liver Salt Ad Promotes Uric Acid Removal
An old style health ad urges readers to treat meat fermentation poisons in the stomach and intestines with Jacobs' Liver Salt. It claims the product cleanses the liver and intestines without gripe and helps the body rebuild, warning against harsh carminatives. Aimed at rheumatism and related ailments, it promotes nationwide availability at stores and druggists.
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