Real Friend to Mexico Real Friend to Mexico
President Wilson, addressing Mexican editors in Washington, reiterates U S friendship for Mexico and defends noninterference in Mexico's internal affairs. He states U S troops were sent to help oust a disruptive leader and emphasizes disinterested action in the war, while criticizing German-origin influences misrepresenting U S aims. He proposes a Pan American accord and warns against self appointed protection that ignores neighboring states.
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Havana
Associated Preas
Wilson
Washington
Aincore
Mexico
United States
Tean
Wesseting
Carranza
Resinol Eases Pimples With Ointment and Soap
The advertisement asserts Resinol will clear pimples and improve complexions after a few days of use. It claims pimples, red marks, and rough skin fade if not caused by internal disorders and notes Reino l ointment and soap are sold by all druggists.
Declaration of political independence and territorial integrity
The speaker urges a universal pledge to uphold political independence and territorial integrity among nations. If any nation violates another, all must respond, forming a foundation for future world peace based on trust rather than suspicion. Each country has a patriotic duty to cultivate trust and avoid conflicting interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Britain names Irish man landed by U boat incident
London reports the man landed on the Irish coast from a German submarine is Lance Corporal Dowling of the Connaught Rangers. He is a prisoner in the Tower of London and remanded for trial by court martial on charges of aiding the enemy. A parliamentary official confirmed the status and timing of the case.
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Britain
London
Ireland
Tower of Tandon
Lance
Dowling
Connaught Fourgers
Totes of Commons
James L McPherson
Objectors to Prison Reduced to 25 Years by Gen O Neill
Four conscientious objectors were sentenced to life imprisonment by a court martial for refusing to wear uniforms. General O Neill reduced each sentence to 25 years and designated Leavenworth Kansas as the place of confinement. The men will be sent to prison immediately.
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San Antonio
Texas
Jane
O'Neill
O'Nell
Leavenworth
Kansas
Fire Devastates Caribou Business District
A large early morning fire in Caribou Maine destroyed multiple businesses and several dwellings, causing losses over 440000. The blaze began in a restaurant kitchen and spread along Main Street Hight Street and Water Street, overwhelming local and incoming crews from Presque Isle Houlton Washburn and Fort Fairfield before being brought under control after hours. Principal losses included the Migton Poland Bishop three story block housing a grocery store and meat market Od Fellows hall and offices Caribou Clothing OF T Pierson Mo clothiers and Curio Deng Ce with damages listed at 850000 or more.
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Te Carlou
Presque Tele
Houlton
Washburn
Fort Fairfield
Caribe Clothing and
OF. T. Pierson & Mo. Clothiers
Curio Deng Ce
Non-committal towan Wood as Baker faces Senate panel
Secretary Baker deflected questions on Major General Leonard Wood, withheld from service in France, as Senate Military Affairs Committee pressed for his future assignment. Baker claimed ignorance and denied politics or prejudice. Some members heard assurances Wood would receive a satisfactory post, but no definite order was disclosed. The panel inferred only the White House holds specifics.
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Washington
Baker
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
War Department
Leonard Wood
France
Camp Funston
Fnre
Wood
Fime
Year in Jail for Speech by Boston Cigar Maker
John J. Ballam a Boston cigar maker who pleaded guilty to inciting mutiny was sentenced to one year in jail by Federal Judge Morton. Ballam had urged that working men should not go to war arguing they would have to kill other workers in different uniforms.
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John J. Ballam
Boston
John J. Balam
Morton
Batlam S Il
Home and Household Tips and Potato Recipes
Reading includes kitchen tips and a collection of potato based dishes and methods. It covers cleaning with hot water for fabrics, rust removal with onion, and plaster ornament cleaning. It then lists multiple luncheon dish ideas such as baked cheese and nut loaf, potato and peanut loaf, and baked beans with molasses, plus an English potato bulletin urging cooking in jackets and using potatoes to replace bread.
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Germany
United States
Derlin
Russia
Hatsfrau
England
Uncle Sam
Food Ministry
Devonshire
German Austrian union proposed to ease Europe’s war toll
Amaterdam June 11. Permanent economic and military union between Germany and Austria Hungary is proposed by Friedrich Von Payer. The plan envisions a Mittel Europa under central control, with customs duties and frontiers disappearing. It argues unity would strengthen peace, disarmament prospects, and quicken settlement of war issues, claiming Europe would be led by united Germany and Austria Hungary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amaterdam
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Friedrich von Payer
Neue Fiiepress
Vienna
Vossische Zeitung
Berlin
Mittel- Europa
Russia
Poland
Europe
France
Wik Cory Evancine
Balkan
Turkey
Austria Hungary
Cruel Treatment Report Amid Raid Assertions Near Mannheim
A fragmented wartime summary reports intensified cruelty after raids on German lines near Mannheim. An officer claims desperation drives Germans to harsher actions against prisoners and clergy as Allied bombardment continues, with some urging continued air attacks despite casualties.
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Dirs
Cave Wicker
Mannheim
Abe Milnetwas
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Bobby
Connaught Rangers
Sinn Fein
Fetter
May Woman's Home Companion
Leavenworth Prison
Caribou
Maine
Woon
Mazola
Merica
Mazda
Ahern & Cahoon
State Street
ZOLA
CORN
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New York
Germary
the Union Co-operative Store
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Mazda Telephone
Austria
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