Note Delay in Delivering Wilson German War Rules
The note demanding adherence to international law in maritime warfare was not cabling Saturday as expected. President Wilson played golf and motored with family, while Bryan Lansing and others attended events. The delay sparked speculation about timing to accommodate Meyer Gerhard and the German envoy’s arrival.
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Washington
Wilson
Germany
White House
State Department
Bryan
Robert Lansing
Lansing
Gerard
Foreign Office
London
Copenhagen
Berlin
Meyer Gerhard
Count von Bernstorff
Cecil Spring-Rice
United States
Tuitania
New York
Malone
Gustave Stable
Department of Justice
Women's Trade Unions Meet at Cooper Union
New York June 7 The National Women's Trade Union league of America opens its fifth biennial convention with a mass meeting in Cooper Union. The league, exceeding 100000 members, will discuss organizing all workers into trade unions equal pay eight hour days living wages and full citizenship for women. Delegates from nearly every large city attend and about 30 trades employing women will be represented as the convention runs through Saturday.
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New York
National Women's ‘Trade Union League of America
Cooper Union
League
United
End of Strike In Sight In Chicago carpenters in arbitration
Chicago June 7. The strike of 14 carpenters which tied up bull operations was near end as Mayor Thompson signaled flexibility. Jeb A. Meta president of the Carpenters District Council announced the union favored arbitration.
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Chicago
Carpenters
Thompens
Jeb A. Meta
Carpenters’ District Council
Astor trust child’s guardianship and expenses detailed
John Jacob Astor the third, posthumous son of Col. John Jacob Astor, has lived on about 30000 a year while guardian Mrs. Madeline Force Astor accounts for 60000 for three years and 23639 from her funds. She notes about 140000 from the trust fund and asserts the late father’s wish to provide amply. The accounting covers taxes on Astor Fifth Avenue home about 30000 yearly, 80000 for professional services, and 5000 for clothing and supplies.
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New York
John Jacob Astor
Col
Madeline Force Astor
Col. Astor
Man Charged With Embezzling Bonds From Philadelphia Firm
Gilbert Sargent 31 of Brookline was arrested in Philadelphia after being paroled from a prison term. He faces embezzlement charges for bonds valued around $15,000 stolen from Lee, Higginson & Co. Boston officials allege he obtained bonds in 1913 using a worthless check. Local hearing held. authorities to decide next steps.
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Philadelphia
Gilbert Sargent
Brookline
Lee, Higginson & Co
Boston
Sargent
Heston
Lee, Higginson
Robert W. Barnet
Washington Rumors On Mexican Faction Reconciliation
Washington June 7 The effect of President Wilsons warning to the factions in Mexico remains unsettled as Villa Zapata and Carranza factions show signs of possible terms of reconciliation. Carranza plans to press his campaign while Villa and Obregon developments determine political outcomes.
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Washington
Wilson
Mexico
United States
Villa-Zapata
Carranza
Huerta
Villa
Elizeo Arredondo
Arredondo
Enrique C. Lorento
General Villa
General Obregon
20 000 Mexicans Wed Fed at Monterey From U S Supplies
More than 20,000 hungry Mexicans have been fed at Monterey from American supplies. Over 7,000 malnourished individuals received corn today at the American hospital. Consul General Davila Zertuche expressed thanks to President Wilkow and the American Red Cross for aid. He appealed for corn beans and ice to save lives of many not responsible for the crisis.
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Washington
Monterey
United States
American Hospital
Dienorate Davila
Zertuche
Wilkow
Newton Center Shooting Leaves Proprietor Dead
Walter G Kenn restaurant owner of Newton Get shot and killed at Green's restaurant on Center Street. Ruby Stewart waitress wounded as Charles E Warren of Moston is charged with murder after witnesses say he entered the dining room and fired, Stewart shielding her before the gun went off. The crowded scene prompted swift police action and Warren’s arrest underway.
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Boston
Walter G.kenn
Newton Get
Ruby Stewart
Newton Center
Charles EB Warren
Moston
Green
Center Street
Stme
Witnesers
Warren
Opium Traffic Scandal Tangles California Officials
A San Francisco case centers on opium traffic links involving state board of pharmacy personnel, police, and others. The affidavit names officials and alleges improper conduct connected to the board of control president Francie Neylan. Chief Inspector Sutherland of the pharmacy herd filed the charges, with proceedings to resume later.
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San Francisco
California State Board of Pharmacy
Porter Charlton Called Sane Trial Update
Porter Charlton, accused of murdering his wife in 151, has been declared sane by a judge. The trial, planned to begin soon, will proceed with the courtroom case and possible jury deliberations in Italy.
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Come
Italy
Lannemg
Seturdey
Ranmane
Weak stomachs cause gas and fermentation issues
A garbled OCR item mentions digestive problems and fermentation, noting weak stomachs can lead to gas and discomfort. The text is unclear but suggests a medical or health-focused notice or column fragment.
Big Battle Fears Near Grodek Lakes Front
Reports from Austro German fronts claim Russians retreating in Galicia and the Grodek lakes region south of Lemberg as both sides fight cautiously along the front. Borhood lines shift with artillery exchanges near Preemnyel and Treenyet, while Petrograd forces reportedly draw back.
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London
Dupe
Moenoe
Shredek Lakes
Lemberg
Galicia Tromt
Austro Terman
Telas
Sayerte
Auaianie
Galkcia
Merkresen
Perth
Deeree
German forces tighten in Galicia on a shifting front
The Germans continue on the southeast Galician front with fresh troops and artillery. Reinforcements are directed toward the Russian left flank around the Preemysl area. The Austro German center appears halted east of Preemysl, shortening the front to a straighter line from Gussekow to Voldave, near fifteen miles.
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Gussekow
Voldave
Tan Pointe
Oper
German Maneuver Near Sin River Stirs Petrograd Action
Fragmentary wartime note describes German forces retreating to the extreme left by the lower Sin while pressing toward Deinster fortification. The description frames a slow pivoting movement with eemgel as the center, reflecting a shifting frontline and cautious advance.
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Petrograst
Sin
Deinster
Thia
Eemgel
Canal Cruise Abandoned Amid Panama Canal Plans
In Washington on June, President Wilson and Secretary Dane agree that sending the Atlantic fleet through the Panama Canal in July would be unwise. A formal summerment may be issued soon. Gov Goethalsbier reports the slides in Gaillard cut remain very indefinite.
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Washington, D.C
Wilson
Daneloss
Panama Canal
Goethalsbie
Gaillard Cut
MASS MEETING AGAINST FRANK IN ATLANTA
In Atlanta on June 17 a crowd gathered on the state capitol grounds to defend trial by jury a Baptist minister Rev A C Hendley introduced himself and urged upholding Georgia laws and court decisions protesting outside interference with the courts and laws Lea M Frank sentence commutation was discussed with an application before the state prison commission Hendley was the sole speaker and the crowd dispersed quietly afterward.
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State Capitol
A. C. Hendley
Georgia
Lea M. Frank
State
Mert
G Eorgia
Hendley
Cruwil
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W. EF. Fraser
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G. N. Tilden
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