Russia Pleased by Wilsons Note Seeks Allied Help for Peace
Vetrograd reports publication of President Wilsons message will be withheld until allied replies arrive. Russian officials say the note mirrors Russia�s questions and supports ending the war without annexations. The revolutionary council urges American aid, including locomotives and troops if it speeds peace, stressing Russia seeks a worldwide democratic end to the conflict.
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Vetrograd
Wilson
New Russia
Russia
Ckmen’s and Soldiers’ Council
America
Useheldze
United Press
Democrate
Europe
Germany
Rupprecht Visit Yields 100000 Fine for Mons
Amsterdam via London June The City of Mons fined 100000 dollars after a Belgian paper printed in Holland claimed Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavania was in Mons during a bombardment by allied airmen.
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Holland
Amsterdam
London
Mons
Tholland
Rupprecht of
Bavania
Hood's Pill Promises Liver Relief and Digestive Aid
An advertisement touts Hood's Pills as a pure vegetable remedy to rouse the liver and ease billiousness constipation and other liver complaints. It warns against griping and notes a price of 2 cents from Hood Co Lowell Mass.
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L Hood Co
Lowell
Mass
Crop Conditions Good Across Washington And Regions
Washington crops report broad progress with winter wheat in excellent growth and spring wheat advancing well. Potatoes, beans, rice and cotton show varied improvements. strawberries and lettuce shipments up while onions stay costly. Early cabbage oversupply noted and peach and watermelon crops ahead of last year.
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Washington, Dine
National
Ero Bulletin
Cory
East Gulf States
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
California
Mont
Department of Agriculture
Belgian Boys Deported in Early May Moves
A May deportation wave reports hundreds of Belgian youths removed from Etterdbeek for an unknown destination. Additional Belgians near Arion and Mone were gathered by German forces and sent to northern France to labor on railways.
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France
Etterdbeek
Enedy
Arion
Mone
President Wilson urges quick action on food control bill
President Wilson pressed the Senate agriculture committee to speed the administration's plan to give the government power over the staple food supply. He warned that delays could trigger price spikes and shortages as nations rely on American exports. Senators from both parties attended the White House meeting and signaled openness to a compromise allowing government purchase of excess crops at a reasonable profit to producers.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate Agrimitire
W Congress
United States
Railronda
Chamberlain
Walsh
Smith
South Carolina
Sheppard
King
Warren
Newpublicans
White House
Hi Martin
Capitol
Congress
American League Yesterday's Scores Postponed Game
Wet grounds caused postponement of a Chicago game in yesterday's American League slate. No final score reported due to delay. lineup and stadium details unavailable in the fragment.
National League Scores From Yesterday
In Pittsburg Brooklyn won 5 to 3 on the road. Chicago defeated Philadelphia in cold weather. St Louis beat Boston 9 to 4. Cincinnati edged New York 10 to 1.
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Boston
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Lottie
Washington
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Neti
Brooklyn i
Boston i
Borden Presses Conscription After Coalition Bid Rejected
In Ottawa June, Sir Robert Borden pushed for a conscription bill after Liberal leader Wilfrid Laurier rejected a coalition cabinet plan. Laurier urged passing the measure first. Borden planned to dissolve Parliament and campaign on conscription with a likely new Unionist group bringing together conscriptionists from both parties.
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Ottawa
Wilfrid Laskier
Robert Borden
Laurier
Borden
Explosion in Petrograd Harbor Kills Several People
Copenhagen correspondent reports a Russian harbor blast causing a fire that set off a large stock of explosives shipped from England. A number of workers and civilians are said to have died in the incident near Petrograd, with details coming from the Exchange.
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Tanlon, Tung
Petrograd Harbor
England
Copenhagen
Reve Ph Company
Rp. Poti
Volunteer enlistments rise as war effort grows
Washington reports total army volunteers reaching 105,937 since April 1 with enlistments on Wednesday adding 16 men. New York leads with 6 indicated, Pennsylvania in second with 206 volunteers as the drive continues nationwide.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Washington
How One Man Settled a Labor Problem at Work
Matthew Brosh, Boston Elevated president, faced restless workers and solved the dispute in a candid, hour long session behind locked doors. He and W. 10. Mahon, head of the national carmen's union, shared openly, each exposing his positions. The result was a mutual agreement praised as a landmark for future labor settlements.
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Matthew Brosh
Boston
Ranroms
Alfred Grunberg
Bel
W. 10
Mahon
Carmen's Union
Rey
Brush
Rush
the Presidents
Wes
Hie Hant
A Bad Back Made Good A Uric Acid Remedy Promoted
A health note promotes Anurie double strength tablets for backache and kidney related ailments. It claims uric acid buildup causes pain and rheumatic symptoms, advising sparing meat, drinking water, and taking Anurie before meals. It credits Dr. Pierce’s Buffalo institution and notes wide availability in drug stores.
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Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
Piewe
Praised Ethan Allen Fort Cavalry Post by General Edwards
General Edwards praised the Fort Ethan Allen cavalry post at Marlington Vermont for a magnificent spirit among regulars and recruits. He noted 4400 recruits, three regiments forming from seven troops, rapid drills, and readiness for breaking in horses within 30 days as they prepare for service.
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Vermont
Boston
Fort Ethan Allen
Marlington
Wit
Clr. Edwards
New England
Plattsbury
Iith
Ferwarde
Aed
Si Jeates
Getmit TM Corn Remover Drops Claim Quick Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Getmit TM corn remover drops as a common sense solution for sore corns. It promises rapid pain relief and reduced inflammation, urging customers to apply the drops along the corn to soften and remove it. The copy repeats brand names and price references in a dated sales voice.
Local Market Ad Highlights Low Prices and Goods
A compact advertisement lists grocery bargains including 10 pounds granulated sugar for 85 cents, Fancy Dairy Butter at 39 cents, 16 bananas, Red Salmon, Yellow-Eye Beans, Pink Pea Beans, Western Roast Beef, National Rolled Oats, A and AA Oatmeal, and pressed ham.
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Swift
Texas
Northcliffe Named Head of British War Mission in U S
Lord Northcliffe, journalist and publisher of the London Times and Daily Mail, accepts the post as head of the British war mission in the United States under the war cabinet. Born July 15, 1845 in Chapelizod, he has supported Britain’s policy on Ireland and maintains extensive business interests in paper mills.
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Balfour
United States
London
Lord Nobletiffe
War Cabinet
Arthur J Balfour
Nortlliffe
Canada
Chapelizod
County Dublin
Northcliffe
London Times
London Daily Mail
Great New~foundland Paper Mills
Imperial Per
Gravesend
Lomnton
Ite
Id George
Rome
Ireland
Indict Parents in Murder of Loretta Wakelin Girl
Cambridge residents Joseph Wakelin a farmer and his wife Sarah Wakelin were indicted for the murder of their seven year old daughter Loretta found dead in their home on June 1. The physician attributed death to strangulation and the Wakelings were arrested last week and jailed without bail.
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Cambridge
Jane
Joseph Wakelin
Sarah Wakelin
Melrose
Loretta
Sheath
Wakeling
Misused Mails and Indictment of Universe Tile Co
Posten June and John A Koontzen, treasurer of Universe Tile MonPr Cia, were arrested on a federal indictment charging mailing with deceiving the public. They pleaded guilty and were released on $1,000 bail for trial later. Authorities said the company claimed to manufactureiae appearing in the river area at a rate of $1 per horsepower.
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Posten
John A. Koontzen
Tile MonPr CIA
Mien
Ibetraud
Wee
Detnck Ie
Devewer
Hiverime
Vall
Churchill to reform government portfolio in revival plan
London line reports that former Lord of the Admiralty Colonel Winston Spencer Churchill is set to reassume a government portfolio as part of a revival plan. The report notes potential shifts in leadership and policy directions amid ongoing political rearrangements.
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London
Line
Winston Spencer Churchill
The
Admiralty
Insurance ad urges application while alive
A brief insurance notice from National Life Ins Co of Vermont Mutual. Ballard, general agent, Rialto block, Montpelier, Vermont. The ad emphasizes applying for insurance while living as it is unnecessary after death, appealing to potential policy buyers.
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National Life Ins. Co., of
Mutual
Ballard
Rialto Block
Montpelier
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