Students strike in Russia leads to closure of universities
Berlin reports a May student strike at Kem University and the Polytechnic Institute. Police arrested several students for disturbing the peace and resisting authorities, then released them as officials considered transferring schools to local administration. Von Beseler warned campuses could be permanently closed if the dispute continued.
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London
von Bmeck
Overnor Eee
Hans H. von Beseler
Russia
Kem University
Polytechnic Institute
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von Béseler
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New Directors Proposed to Lead the University and Institution
Students voted to continue refusing payment of the fees as authorities propose new directors to head the university and the institution. Gen Von Beseler, frustrated, closed both institutions.
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von Beseler
Red Cross hospital opens in London for officers
An American Red Cross hospital for officers begins operations in London, mirroring a similar institute already serving privates. Greece reports 12 ships sunk since April, totaling 31 542 tons and valued at 4 592 000 dollars by Austrian and German submarines. Dissolution of the Council of the Ema ils of Deputies of Workmen and Soldiers follows a long debate. Captain Herman Koehler of West Point arrives at Plattsburg to introduce calisthenics aimed at making soldiers ready for bed.
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iAn American Red Cross Hospital
London
Greece
Herman Koehler
West Point
Plattsburg
Guardsmen to be relieved from factories by July 3
In New England the withdrawal of guardsmen from railroad bridges and factories is announced. Gov Holcomb says Home Guard not needed for continuous patrol duties and that corporations should hire watchmen. If emergencies arise, the Home Guard could be called for state property protection.
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New England
Home Guard
Holcomb
Connecticut National Guard
Horse Caught in Draw. Owner Seeks Damages
Paul Funerelli of near Lordship Manor reports damages after his horse was caught by a hoof in a space between the Yellow Mill bridge draw and its east abutment. Efforts to release failed until the draw was opened and the horse was injured further. He notified the city clerk that he will seek compensation, amount to be set after ruling on possible euthanization.
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Paul Funerelli
Lordship Manor
Yellow Mill Bridge
Funerelli
Nurses for Emergency War Duty Enroll This Week
Nurses eligible for emergency war duty should enroll this week. A Connecticut Nurses association executive board meeting in New Haven on Friday will review applications. Blank forms are available from city nurses registries or Miss Margaret Rourke at 59 Vine Street.
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Connecticut Nurse’ Association
New Haven
Margaret Rourke
Vine Street
Mary Grace Hills
Orange Street
H. E. Gregory
Elmwood Avenue
Waterbury
Americans Get S O S Find Nothing After Patrol
One American destroyer reported no trace of 50 crewmen from a British merchantman attacked by a submarine. Initial message said submarine shelling us, then abandon ship. The destroyer searched two days amid high seas, found only wreckage.
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Flotila
Blue Jackets
War Loans Reach Billions As War Costs Mount
The article notes total Allied loans around 36.3 billion dollars and German Austrian loans near 18.8 billion, with U S Liberty Loan ongoing. It states global war spending reached 58.113 billion by end of March, rising daily as nations fund efforts despite cheaper commodities yet to be delivered.
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United States
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Dam Breaks Loss Exceeds Three Million in Utah
Fairview Utah June 26 The Prince River Irrigation Company dam twelve miles from here broke yesterday and is a total loss. The Rio Grande railroad force evacuated hundreds of persons to safety. Damage will exceed 3 000 000 but no lives were lost.
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Fairview
Utah
Prince River Irrigation Co
Rio Grande Railroad
Flower and Vegetable Seeds CK and Seg AtoRn
Seed listing fragment shows CK and Seg as brands or suppliers. It names flower and vegetable seeds with limited readable details. The item appears as a small classified or product snippet from a historical newspaper page.
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CK & Seg
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