Wilson Tackles Disloyalty In Flag Day Address
President Wilson denounces foreign born attempts at political blackmail in American parties. He warns of a small but active minority and urges vigilance as he reviews a flag day parade in Washington and later speaks on America First themes to a large crowd with Cabinet members present.
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Verdun plea by deserter Robert Fay to President Wilson
Robert Fay, who calls himself a lieutenant for Germany and admits desertion, writes to President Wilson asking to be sent to Germany to fight at Verdun rather than remain in an American prison. Appeal proceedings are noted as pending.
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German Convoy Scattered by Russian Forces Near Sweden
In Nykoping Sweden on June 16, a Russian squadron including destroyers torpedo boats and submarines attacked a line of German merchant ships convoyed by an auxiliary cruiser and armed trawlers. The German convoy was dispersed and the ships steered toward the coast with reports that some vessels were damaged.
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Seek Auto Thieves Ring Involves Large Organization
Auburn Indiana June 1 A prisoner confesses implicating a large organization of car thieves operating in Indiana Illinois and Michigan. Leroy Savage allegedly involved in thefts with a ring, claiming many persons connected. He returned home with an automobile traced to Dr A A Wagoner Colburn. About thirty cars said to have been stolen.
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Moose Leaders See Teddy in Chicago Conference
New York June 18 Progressive leaders Raymiing Robina and Harold L. Ickes met Colonel Roosevelt in Chicago for talks with Moose leaders. Both declined to reveal details of the discussion or its significance. Kermit Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt, with their baby, arrived in New York June 16 aboard the Kilpatrick.
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Mine Workers Return to Pittsburg After Rejected Agreement
Pittsburg wage talks collapse as 16 Ming workers refuse to accept the temporary arrangement offered by the coal operators. The strike impact spreads across the miners community and threatens production.
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Roosevelt’s X Ray Test Amid Coughing Spell
New York June 16 Theodore Roosevelt has had coughing spells and pain while awaiting his son Kermit from South America. He says the coughing probably strained a ligament and an X ray was made. He adds a rib was broken years ago when a horse threw him.
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Indiana Girl to Beset Beard: Lion in Germany Inheritance Tale
Walter Herman Arnold, a student at Acetbreventst University, inherits money in Germany and plans to marry his fiancée Miss Mezza C Wood of Kentland. Miss Wood has applied for a passport and Arnold signed papers granting her power to act. They will marry when she returns.
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Bandits Slay Policeman in Western Suburb Hold Up
Two automobile bandits in a stolen car killed Herman Ma Idn a motorcycle officer and seriously wounded companion Thure Lindy after a bold holdup in a western suburb. They stopped an auto party, took jewelry and about $2,200, then fled.
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German Trawlers Engage in Baltic Naval Action Report
Reuters dispatch from Nykoping Sweden describes a Baltic naval engagement involving German armed trawlers in the late night hours. The report notes a skirmish near midnight with observers noting the arrival of 45 to 49 ships, various trawlers from German forces, and a morning sighting of additional vessels entering Nykoping.
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Hughes Yields To Suffrage Demands
Charles E. Hughes, Republican presidential candidate, reached his New York headquarters after a flood of overnight letters and telegrams. With no definite appointments, he planned to meet with suffrage representatives within a day or two, signaling willingness to discuss federal women’s suffrage with the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage.
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Railway wage talks stall after managers' tentative plan rejected
In New York on June 16, railroad managers offered a contingent wage proposal but the employer rejected it, demanding a definite commitment. Union leaders met to discuss the new stance, while negotiations remain unsettled as both sides seek a clear path forward.
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New York
United States
Cancer misbeliefs and cures urged in public health notice
A fragmented public health notice argues cancer is curable and urges early treatment and education. It cites historical concerns about mortality and promotes early plate removal as a cure, reflecting outdated medical messaging.
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Jané
Health Department
Conaug
Side Lights of Democrats at St Louis Convention
The St Louis convention scene reveals a lively mix of personalities and tensions. Key figures like Murphy, Wagner, and Smith draw attention while debates over suffrage and prohibition shape the tone, with Chicago’s rival expectation discussed and the hotel scene buzzing with activity and preparations.
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