Russian Mission Ready for Work in Washington Visit
The Russian diplomatic mission completed courtesy calls and met with officials including Secretary Lansing and Secretary Baker. Ambassador Bakhmetieff was presented to President Wilson, with a tour of Washington and a White House dinner planned, as Liberty Loan bonds rose on Wall Street.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Bakhmetieff
Lansifig
Charge Onen
Soukings
Polk
Hoop
Baker
Lansing
White House
Wilson
Capitol
Parker Free After Draft Conspiracy Trial
New York June 20 Miss Eleanor Wilson Parker Barnard College senior and Columbia students Owen Cattel and Charles F Philips were acquitted by court directive in a federal jury trial on charges of conspiring to induce young men not to register under the draft law. Parker testified she saw the original document before May 18 but did not read the altered form after May 18. The judge ruled pre May 18 actions legal and Cartel and Philips cases are to go to the jury tomorrow.
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New York
Eleanor Wilson Parker
Barnard College
Owen Cattel
Charles F. Philips
Columbia University
Miss Parker
Mayer
Cartel
Philips
Provost Guard Orders Soldiers Home by 11 P M in Cheyenne
Fort Russell troops are not allowed to stay in Cheyenne after 11 o clock p m with the order already in force for a couple of days. A provost guard of about fifty troopers patrolled the city last night, enforcing the time limit and arresting violators who remained after curfew.
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Fort Russell
Cheyenne
Denver
el Jebel
New York Steamship Cedric Reported Sunk by Submarine
June 20 report states the New York steamship Cedric of 1128 tons gross register, which departed New York for Liverpool on May 28, has been sunk by a submarine. The notice confirms the loss of the freight vessel with no further details on survivors.
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New York
Liverpool
The Red Cross and Mothers Duty in Wartime Efforts
Marian Bonsall Davis portrays mothers of free young men in khaki who view Red Cross work as part of their military duty. She reflects on the emotional bonds between mothers, their sons, and the broader wartime community as garments and care cross borders and races.
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The
Red Cross
Woling
Exiled Greeks Named After King Constantine Fall
Athens reports the interior minister issued a list of 31 persons to be expelled from Greece after King Constantine’s abdication. Named are Demetrios Gounaris and Metaxas among others, with several tied to the December disturbances and French troops encounter. Athens residents face three day reporting deadlines to General Regnault.
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Athens
Greece
Constantine
Demetrios Gounaris
Dousmaris
Metaxas
M. Mercouris
M. Esslin
M. Sayles
M. Livaratos
Professor Streit
Regnault
Cantonment Consideration for Cheyenne Training Camp
A Cheyenne plan aims to host a U S Army training camp with the Union Pacific backing. A tentative survey suggests facilities for 40 000 troops near Cheyenne after talks with fort officers. Local business leaders at the Industrial Club discussed coordinated efforts to attract the camp.
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Cheyenne
Union Pacific
U. S
Industrial Club
Drive on Saloons By Petition Fails
City faces a costly petition drive as residents push for saloon ordinance reforms. Proposals require removing interior partitions and chairs to improve street visibility and curb loitering. Saloons would open 6 a m and close 7 p m under potential city action, with a special election likely after enough signatures are gathered.
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League
Baseball Scores National League Highlights
National League action listed with ties in Cincinnati St Louis and Boston. Games show Chicago Dallas pitchers in multiple matchups and box scores include batterys like Douglas Wilson Mitchell Wingo and W. Wagner. American League results include Cleveland Chicago and Philadelphia outcomes with key pitchers Coveleskie ONeill Schalk and Schauer.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Douglas
Wilson
Mitchell
Wingo
Louis
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Carlson
W. Wagner
Doak
Gonzales
Boston
New York
Anderson
Sallee
Middleton
Smitt
Rariden
Krueger
Tyler
Gowdy
Hatteries
Perritt
Warnes
Tracresser
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Smith
Dell
Snyder
Rixey
Killifer
Secon
Coombs
Miller
Mayer and Byrne
Cleveland
Coveleskie
O'Neill
Williams
Schalk
Washington
Schauer
Schang
Shaw
Gallia
Henry
Leonard
Agnew
Thomas
Mogridge
Russell
Alexander
Ruth
Dullop
Walters
Detroit
Lou's
Petralt
Committee of six to manage frontier crowds at Cheyenne celebration
At an Industrial club meeting a six member committee led by Floyd Huff and including F M Bruner Wilfrid O Leary A Cronland J F Renfro and Thayer Thulemayer was appointed to arrange entertainment for frontier crowds during Cheyenne’s celebration. They will contact carnival companies to secure a simpler dancing pavilion and avoid repeating the pricey pavilion of years past. A planning session is set for tonight at the Industrial club to finalize details.
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Industrial Club
Floyd Huff
F. M. Bruner
Wilfrid O'Leary
A. Cronland
J. F. Renfro
Thayer Thulemayer
Peaceful Settlement Looms in China
The article reports that Japan views the Chinese situation as not gravely endangered and doubts the need for a new note to China. Japan acknowledges American motives but says conditions have changed and prefers not to join the United States in pushing a similar note. The U S state department had noted Japan declined to act in concert with the U S.
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China
Japan
United States
State Department
Vessels Sunk As German Submarine Activity Reported
A rash of reports from London describes a new “black week” in submarine losses. Three ships sailing from an American port since May 13 were sunk, including nine British vessels and others from Japan, the Netherlands, and Italy, with cargoes valued at millions. Survivors and flotilla details accompany the dispatches.
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London
Admiralty
Emdick
Rotterdam
Netherlands
Berlin
Bay State
Warren Line
Boston
Boy Scouts Called to Aid Red Cross Fund Drive
The Boy Scouts are asked to report at Red Cross headquarters at the Good Roads office in the Plains hotel at 9 o clock this morning. Scout master W. R. Lee expects at least 60 boys to assist with distributing hand bills for the Red Cross movement.
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The
Red Cross
Good Roads
Plains Hotel
W. R. Lee
Food Bill Sparks Debate On Feeding Babies And Prices
The speaker condemns a proposed food control bill arguing it risks rationing and favors food gamblers over the poor. Senator Kenyon counters the measure would not harm farmers and urges national food supply control to curb high prices, warning against dictatorship by gamblers and controllers.
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London
Kenyon
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