New Head American Medical Association Favors Prohibition
Washington June 11 National prohibition for the civil and military populace and a state quota of medical men for army service were key points in Dr Arthur Dean Bevan of Chicago's address upon his installation as president of the American Medical Association. He urged doctors to withdraw from German associations until Germany repents.
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Indians Indicted In Attempt To Defraud Wilson
A federal grand jury in San Francisco indicted 13 Indians 3 Americans and 1 Russian for attempting to defraud President Wilson by falsely claiming to be accredited agents for a Indian revolutionary movement. Defendants include William A Witherspoon and Marian his wife from this city Mine Acnes Smediey of New York and several Hindu professors. One Russian Miss Blume Zosnak faces charges. The group allegedly sought sympathy from Wilson Lansing and officials of Netherlands Sweden Norway and Denmark.
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Another Series of Accidents Among Our Airmen
Houston reports First Lieutenant Roger Montgomery of Tunica Mississippi died when an airplane fell at San Leon aerial gunnery range tied to Millington during aerial gunnery practice. Second Lieutenant Mey Hartline was injured. In Bellville United Kingdom Neut Ro Radwell of Newark City was killed when his plane crashed 400 feet from the field.
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French Win In Midnight Counterblow
Allied dispatches report French forces driving back German units along a wide front from Montdidier to Noyon with heavy casualties and thousands of prisoners. American Marines report capture of Balleul wood and 300 prisoners near Chateau Thierry as German offensives stall.
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There’s Only One Consolation the Russians Who Soat Won’t Have to Pronounce These Names
The brief hints at language or pronunciation struggles reveal a humorous angle on names. It notes the Russians and a playful irony about difficult names, suggesting a light column or satirical commentary. The focus remains on pronunciation challenges rather than a major event.
Czech Troops Occupy Urals Rail Corridor in Siberia
Amsterdam reports say about 15,000 Czech troops have occupied sections of the Siberian railway in the southern Urals. They captured arms and artillery as Soviet forces evacuated Cheny abink and concentrated near Zlatovs after Czech defeats. A second Czech group is reported near Samara threatening the city.
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Negro Troops and French Tanks Break German Push
Allied forces, including Negro troops and French tanks, halted a German advance in France. Germans abandoned earlier gains near the Noment Hill and Montdidier region as Allied counterattacks secured Mery and halted progress toward Oise river valleys.
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Oise
French Halt German Push as Americans Take Belleau Wood
British and French fronts report tied to Belleau Wood victory and Oise retreat. American troops reportedly took Belleau Wood with 100 prisoners. British forces push near Morlancourt with 233 German captives, 21 machine guns, and trench mortars seized amid Molnacourt sector activity.
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Congested Area To Be Altered By Authorities
Washington reports a joint policy by the Railroad Administration the War Industries Board and the Fuel Administration to curb war orders in the so called congested manufacturing and transportation cone expanding across New England New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware and other areas. The agencies will use control of contracts fuel and transport to shift industrial activity toward quicker closer markets and nearer routes. Wiliam Crawford is noted as a key figure in Uncle Sam's two will mobilize the army against silent death in a long battle.
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Prince of Jerusalem
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Cyrus Beard
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James Speer
Henry G. Hay
New York
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Germans Prepared for High Seas Battle With Allied Fleets
Washington June 11 official dispatch from Switzerland reports Germany plans a supreme naval clash after land offensives. It cites preparations in naval centers, recall of high officials, and Admiral Tirpitz remarks on reinforcing against Britain with allies. American and British fleets positioned for the confrontation, with allied confidence in German defeat.
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von Tirpitz
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Rodney
Foulois Detached as Chief of Air Service First Army
Washington June 41 Brigadier General Benjamin D Foulois has been relieved as chief of the air service of the American Expeditionary Force. General Pershing appointed him head of the air service of the First Army. R N Paddock is expected to succeed Foulois with a possible early promotion to brigadier general.
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Foulois
Pippe Announces Republican Senate Candidacy in Denver
C Pippe of Denver tonight announced through friends his bid for the Republican nomination for United States senator. He says he will allow his name to be placed before voters after returning from presetch Warh ington and bidding farewell to a family member headed to France. He notes a genuine demand for his services from the people and responds to urgings from McDonald and other Republican leaders.
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Green River Wind Storm Destroys Part of Town
A brief cyclone struck Green River last week, ripping the western part of the town. The wind lasting about two minutes wrecked the O I roundhouse and damaged homes, porches, fences, and furniture, with many objects carried away or reduced to piles.
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Daylight Diplomacy Plan to be Voted in Senate
Washington June 11 The Senate will vote at 1 pm on Horn amendment to the Underwood bill. The measure would require public consideration before any treaty action and allow the Senate to block publication if two thirds oppose. Supporters expect adoption of the amendment.
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