Export control given to Wilson
Washington June 12 The Senate approved the administration espionage bill with an embargo clause placing export control in the hands of the President It allows licensing of cargoes and can compel neutral ships to transport needed goods It aims to conserve American resources and aid allies while regulating shipments to reduce tonnage and possibly redirect coal to England from Spain
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Washington
Senate
Germany
United States
America
Department of Commerce
State, War, Navy and Commerce Departments
Food Administration
State Department
Food Administration Department
Itt
Commerce Department
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Spain
England
Seek Friends of Insane Girl
An unidentified about 15 year old girl was found wandering Quincy streets and later became violently insane at the police station. She spoke incoherently and could not provide her name or address. She wore a red sweater and had three rings including one with three stones and another with the initial B.
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Quincy
Wilson versus Wilson in Franco-British move on Russia
The Berliner Tageblatt reports Wilson’s note to Russia as a trap to split the Russians from democracy. It calls his message a tight rope performance by Franco-British order and says entente powers praise Wilson for acting as mouthpiece of the enemy alliance.
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Amsterdam
London
Wilson
Russia
Berliner Tageblatt
Wolff Bureauu
Alliance Against Democracy
Wilson's War Message Draws Mixed Global Kritik
Vossische Zeitung criticizes Wilson as a peace preacher who envisions no peace with Russia in chaos. Vorwaerts flags Wilson's stance as a zealot urging war while Germans question fraternization. Germania asserts Entente aims to thwart socialist discussions on war aims with Wilson in the field.
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Wilson
Vossische Zeitung
Russia
England
France
Alsace
Rhine
Vorwaerts
Germania
Death of famed pianist Mme Carreno at 63 in New York
Mme Terese Carreno renowned pianist died at home in New York after a long illness at 63. She contracted paralysis in Cuba in March but continued concert engagements with the Philharmonic Society. Born in Caracas, she studied in the United States and Paris, debuted in 1861 as a child prodigy, and toured globally. She is survived by her husband Senor Tagliapietra and five children, all of whom were in Europe.
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New York
Mme
Terese Carreno
Cuba
Philharmonic Society
Mme. Carreno
Caracas
Venezuela
United States
Paris
Gottschalk
Mathias
Rubinstein
Men on Dreadnought Take 62500 in Bonds
Officers and men of the dreadnought Pennsylvania subscribed to 62500 dollars in Liberty Loan bonds. The telegram reported this as the first navy response to Secretary Daniels urging navy personnel to support the loan.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Daniels
Navy
Liberty Bond in Your Pocket Better Than Flag in Lapel
Public sentiment favors Liberty Bonds over symbolic lapel pins. The message urges personal financial support for the war effort, highlighting practical patriotism through bond purchases rather than mere display.
Students Save $4 on Routes to Chicago and Beyond
Advertisement offering discounted travel for students with routes to Chicago and beyond. Tickets arranged via any route with stopovers allowed. Pullman accommodations secured and baggage checked, contact The Company at 288 Washington Street, Boston.
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Chicago
Washington &I
Boston
Mays and Ruth to Work Today at Fenway Park
The first Fenway Park double header of the year is set for 1 50 pm with Carl Mays starting the opener and Babe Ruth finishing the second. Eddie Frank may miss action due to illness as Fielder Jones hopes to use him if possible as Browns report sickness and injuries to Bert Shotton Pratt and McCabe.
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Red Sox
Browns
Fenway Park
Carl Mays
Babe Ruth
Carl
Babe
Eddie Frank
St. Louis
Fielder Jones
Jones
Frank
Boston
Bert Shotton
Pratt
McCabe
Two Special Races At St. John's Meet
Wentworth Marling of Penn State and Bill Hayes plus Dick Klatt of the prep school are set for 100 and 220 yard specials at the St John’s Prep interscholastic meet in Danvers. George Hall of Peddie Institute also seeks entry in 100 and 440 yard runs. Nelson Talmadge of Huntington School may enter to seek revenge on Hayes.
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St. John's
Danvers
Wentworth Marling
Penn State
Bill Hayes
Dick Klatt
George Hall
Peddie Institute
Philadelphia
St. John’s
Nelson Talmadge
Huntington School
Hayes
Arthur Klein Sets New Auto Record in Lincoln
Arthur Klein established a new world's automobile record for 25 miles on a half mile dirt track in Lincoln Nebraska. He completed the distance in 80 minutes 47 seconds breaking the previous record of 32 minutes 47 seconds held by Wild Lily Endicott. The event was part of the Nebraska semi centennial celebration.
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Lincoln
Neb
Arthur Klein
Wild Lili’ Endicott
Nebraska
Boston College Faces Holy Cross In Season Finale
Boston College prepares for the last baseball game of the season against Holy Cross at Alumni Field Newton today. A win could earn a deciding third game with the Purple. Fitzpatrick likely starts on the mound tomorrow.
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Boston College
Holy Cross
Alumni Field
Newton
Purple
Fitzpatrick
Boy Scouts Appeal for Garden Safety in Dorchester
Troop 18 of the Boy Scouts on Greenbrier Street Dorchester appeal to patriotic citizens rather than police to safeguard their vegetable garden. The unfenced plot sits at the corner of Greenbrier and Tonawanda streets beside a white sign reading Boy Scouts Troop 18 Dorchester Patriotic Garden Please be good to it.
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Greenbrier Street
Dorchester
Troop 18
Boy Scouts
Greenbrier
Tonawanda Streets
Gossip for Motorists Headlines and Hotel News
John H. Johnson returns from golf at the Delaware Water Gap to his Buick Boston Company deck. Edward S. Jordan visits his New England distributor F. A. Hinchcliffe in Boston while R. S. Preble attends luncheon with R. M. Ellis. The Hyatt Roller 199 Model 16 Buick tours from Detroit toward Boston showing 262,765 miles. Albert A. Dryden drives it for F. E. Slason of Plainville with W. E. Biggers. It is on view today at the Buick Boston salesroom.
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John H. Johnson
Buick Boston Company
Delaware Water Gap
Edward S. Jordan
The
Jordan Motor Car Company of
Cleveland
New England
F. A. Hinchcliffe
Plainville
Buick-Boston Company
Massachusetts Avenue
Newbury Street
Pittsfield
Five Bike Events at Revere Tonight Feature Race
Five events scheduled at the Revere cycle track tonight highlight a 35 mile motor paced race as the main event pitting George Wiley Vincent Madonna and Clarence Carman. Carman previously won a close race with Wiley and Biz in a tense finish.
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Revere
George Wiley
Vincent Madonna
Clarence Carman
Carman
Wiley
Biz
Baby's Slayer Still Uncaught
Springfield Missouri June 12 four Adams family members and Sam McGinnis charged with conspiring to kidnap jeweler C A Clement in an information filed by county prosecutor McGinnis and three Adamses held in Stockton jail Cletus Adams in Kansas City jail with Claude Piersol all Adamses alleged to have knowledge of the Clement plot developments expected soon in connection with the alleged baby kidnapping and a St Louis munitions maker case
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Springfield
Lloyd Kest
Adams
Sam McGinnis
C. A. Clement
Paul M. O'Day
McGinnis
Taylor B. Adams
Maxie
Stockton
Cletus Adams
Kansas City
Claude Piersol
Adamses
Clement
St. Louis
Gowdy Ordered to Join Ohio National Guard
Pittsburg reports Gowdy received official word that he must join the Ohio National Guard by July 15. He told Stal lings he would leave the Braves in New York.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Gowdy
Ohio National Guards
Stallings
Braves
New York
Dundee Edges Callahan In Close Arena Bout
In a 12 round battle at the Arena Johnny Dundee known as the Scotch Wop edged Frankie Callahan of New York after a disputed decision. Callahan was seen by some as deserving a draw or the win with rounds leaning in his favor in several exchanges. The program also featured Harry Ginsberg defeating Harry Loring in six rounds and a draw between Freddie Webb and Young Buckley.
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Conley
Johnny Dundee
Frankie Callahan
New York
Callahan
Dundee
Harry Ginsberg
West End
Harry Loring
Malden
Freddie Webb
Weymouth
Young Buckley
South Boston
Tootsie
O'Toole
al Ritchie
Providence
Mickey Brown
Tony Watlin
Brighton
Tony
Cemetery tournament at Arlmont Golf Club
Arlington Heights will host a cemetery tournament next Saturday afternoon on the links of Arlmont Golf Club. Announcement was made last evening by Truman J. L. Quimby, chairman of the golf committee.
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Arlmont Golf Club
Arlington Heights
Truman JL. Quimby
Eagan defeats Alberts in ten round Broadway bout
Joe Eagan of Boston won a ten round decision over Kid Alberts at the Broadway Sporting Club in New York. Eagan took nearly every round with apparent ease, showing little effort through the bout.
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New York
Joe Eagan
Boston
Kid Alberts
Broadway Sporting Club
Eagan
International League scores round up
Toronto shut out Montreal 4 0 and Rochester beat Buffalo 4 1 in the first two games. Baltimore won the opening game 7 5 against Richmond, then Richmond prevailed 5 4 in 10 innings, while Providence faced Newark with results not listed.
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Toronto
Montreal
Rochester
Buffalo
Baltimore
Richmond
Providence
Newark
Scoring Roundup From Baseball and College Results
In baseball scores Nashville over Atlanta 3 to 0 and Chattanooga beat Birmingham 13 to 1. New Orleans routed Memphis 38 to 9 while Memphis later won 6 to 3 against Mobile in a second game. In the American Association Columbus topped Minneapolis 6 to 3. College baseball saw Holy Cross defeat Union 18 to 2 and Pittsburg beat Penn State 8 to 4.
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Atlanta
Chattanooga
Birmingham
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New Orleans
Memphis
Mobile
Holy Cross
Union
Pittsburg
Penn State
Buy a Liberty Bond to fund your defense
Pay for the protection you ask your fighting men to give you by purchasing a Liberty Bond. The ad urges citizens to invest in national defense through Liberty Bonds to support military operations. It emphasizes civilian duty and the shared burden of safeguarding the country.
Physicians Endorse Nation-Wide War Prohibition
Hundreds of physicians and surgeons at the 136th Massachusetts Medical Society convention voted unanimously for nation-wide prohibition during the war. The event included a $5000 Liberty Loan subscription, plans for a professorial chair of military medicine, and establishment of Reconstruction Base Hospital No. 1 on Parker Hill. Discussions covered burn dressings, tuberculin reporting, radium cancer treatment, and surgical shock countermeasures.
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Massachusetts Medical Society
Council of the Society
Copley Plaza
Society
Liberty Loan
Parker Hill
Army
Navy
Robert B. Brigham Hospital
BE. H. Risley
Ambrine
Massachusetts General Hospital
David Cheever
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
France
Walter B. Cannon
Harvard Medical School
Seventeen year old Annie Black attempts self injury in Charlesbank Park
North Cambridge resident Annie Black aged 17 was found bleeding from neck and wrist in Charlesbank Park by Patrolman Foley after leaving a rubber factory. She said domestic troubles led to the self harm, and she was taken to Haymarket Relief Station to recover. Her father cited long nervous exhaustion and mental trouble from poor health.
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Annie Black
Dudley Street
Cambridge
William P. Foley
Charles
Cambridge Streets
Haymarket
Charlesbank Park
Charles River
Kilties recruit drive nets 586 for Overseas Battalion
The Kilties’ drive in Boston has attracted 586 recruits for the 236th Overseas Battalion from Boston, with more applicants at 98 Court Street. Pipers lead a parade to the North Station escorting 30 recruits to Fredericton, and a military wedding at First Presbyterian Church draws attention.
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Kilties
236Th
Boston
98 Court Street
Charlestown
North Station
Fredericton
N. B
First Presbyterian Church
Warren
Berkeley Streets
America
Providence
Bangor
Percy A. Guthrie
Mechanics’ Building
City Club
Afro American Suffrage Leaders Push for Democracy At Rally
Delegates of the New England League for Afro American Suffrage gather at Twelfth Baptist Church Shawmut Avenue where speakers praise President Wilson and urge laws guaranteeing full suffrage for Black citizens. W Munroe Trott er is elected president and a resolution seeks the president’s aid in true democracy.
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Wilson
New England League For
Twelfth Baptist Church
Shawmut Avenue
W. Munroe Trotter
L. W. Boynton
Rhode Island
W. B. Reed
Hartford
Offer to teach army cooks
Chicago June 12 hotel men of the United States plan to organize a force of cooks to train army camp cooks. Fifty thousand dollars will be raised for the project and a request will go to the Secretary of War to appoint a hotel man to the National Council of Defence. Organization begins at once with committees named and a telegram sent to the War secretary.
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Chicago
United States
American Hotel Association
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