Mysterious Delay In Note To Kaiser From President
Washington June 5 The note prepared by President Wilson to Germany insisting on adherence to international law in maritime warfare was finished but not sent today Officials gave no reason for the delay and would not say when it would be dispatched Some believe it may be revised by Secretary Bryan and State Department counsel before transmission The Lusitania inquiry and affidavits about mounted guns remain under investigation with no proof yet presented
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Washington
Wilson
Germany
White House
State Department
Bryan
Lansing
Gerard
Foreign Office
London
Copenhagen
Berlin
Myer Gerhardt
Count von Bernstorff
Cecil Spring Rice
United States
New York
Dudley Field Malone
Gustav Stahlie
Department of Justice
Columbus
McPherson
Edward P. Moulinier
Circuit Court of Appeals
Morris L. Bettman
Moulinier
French Regiment Holds Line as Germans Retreat Amid Heavy Losses
German troops feared their withdrawal would be cut off. The French counter attack reached the refinery as Germans withdrew and organized a defense. A noncommissioned officer stayed eight hours directing his men with a shell splinter in his thigh. In three weeks nearly 3,000 Germans were buried and over 3,000 taken prisoner by the same French regiment.
Italian Reservists Sail to Fight Germans
Three hundred Italian reservists sailed from Lere today aboard the steamship Duca Degli Abruzzi for Genoa and Naples. As the ship pulled out, cheering crowds marked the departure and among the passengers was Ernesto Nathan, former mayor of Rome and Italian Commissioner to the Panama Pacific Exposition. The vessel was inspected by the customs neutrality squad before departure.
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New York
Lere
Duca Degli
Coalition Ministry Talk In Hungary Amid War News
The report notes Emperor William visiting Austrian Commander Archduke Frederick and meeting opposition leaders in Hungary. Discussions focus on forming a Coalition Ministry led by Count Stephan Tisza with Counts Andrassy Apponyi and Zichy, or a new cabinet with Tisza as Interior Minister and M. Popovich as Finance Minister.
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Berlin
Emperor William
Archduke Frederick
Przemysl
William
Hungary
Julius Andrassy
Albert Apponyi
Alader Zichy
Stephan Tisza
Count Tisza
Interior
M. Popovich
Three More British Ships Sunk by German Submarines
A Kirkwall dispatch reports increased U boat activity with three British ships sunk. The Evening Star and Cortes from Aberdeen and the Kathleen of Peterhead are named. a fourth ship Sunnet Head was torpedoed.
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London
Theermans
Kirkwall
Ormkney Islands
Evening Star
Cortes
Aberdeen
Kathleen
Peterhead
Sunnet Head
Tor
Incident Ends as Crew Lands at Berwick After Friday Torpedoing
A sea incident reports the vessel being torpedoed on Friday and the crew safely reaching Berwick harbor. Details remain sparse regarding casualties or ship name.
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Berwick
German Admiralty Spy Rosenthal Held by Britons
London officials report Robert Rosenthal a German Admiralty spy was arrested and confessed to being sent to England to obtain naval information.
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London
Robert Rosenthal
Rosenthal
England
Linton Park Concert Featuring Esberger Band June 9 1915
Concert program from Linton Park lists Esberger's Band under Fleischmann Fund. Pieces include Power of Right. Delphine. High Da Rageld Friml Overture Beautiful Galethia. Faust. Saxophone solo by Fred Jackey. Meadowbrook. Rufe Johnson's Harmony Band. The Gladiator. Sousa. Intermission noted.
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Fleischmann
Esberger
Power of Right
Delphine
Caryll
Suppe
Faust
Gounod
Fred Jackey
Fox Trot
Meadowbrook
Safety Director may rescind sick pay rule for police and fire
Safety Director Holmes will likely revoke the rule that paid police and firemen full salaries while sick or disabled. The measure has been in effect for several months and sick leave claims have risen. Previously the police and fire force received only 2 dollars a day in sick benefits.
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Holmes
Wyoming High School Commencement Set For June 15
The Wyoming High School will hold commencement exercises in the club on June 15 at 7 45 p m. Graduates include Martha Anderson Frank Bampton agaay Cordes Vincent McCoy Eloise Brown Theodore Foster Lucetta Sutherland Anna Knight Clarkson Taylor and medal recipients Misses Anderson and Cordes for scholastic excellence.
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Wyoming High School
Martha Anderson
Frank Bampton
Agaay Cordes
Vincent McCoy
Eloise Brown
Theodore Foster
Lucetta Sutherland
Anna Knight
Clarkson Taylor
Misses Anderson
Miss Cordes
Cumminsville Postoffice to Exhibit Parcel Post Plan
Cumminsville residents will view the parcel post exhibit at the Cumminsville Postoffice station next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday showing direct dealings between farmers and city folk.
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Cumminsville
Churchill in Dundee Seeks Unity for Great War Victory
Winston Churchill arrives in Dundee amid strong support as he defends his wartime record and outlines confidence in naval strength, Dardanelles losses, and a nation mobilized for a decisive victory. He urges action by government and Parliament and rejects broad attacks on leaders.
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Earl Kitchener
France
Flanders
Churchill
Mr. Churchill
Governor Willis vetoes eleven bills in Ohio action
Governor Frank B. Willis used his veto pen to kill eleven measures passed by the General Assembly. He signed sixteen others including the McDermott bill decentralizing the liquor license system and vetoed bills affecting rail passenger crews dog ownership prepaid warehouse receipts and state advisory boards. He objected to the Graham Platt Kious Fellinger and McFarland bills and cited travel safety finances and cruelty concerns as reasons.
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Commerical Tribune Bureau
Harrison Building
Columbus
Frank B. Willis
General Assembly
Bliss
Cleerland
House
Senate
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Lakewood
Bratenahl
McDermott
Graham
Platt
Kious
Fellinger
McFarland
State Agricultural Department
Fish and Game Bureau
McFarland Advisory Board
Bohm
Ohio Agricultural Experimental Stations
State Board of Agriculture
Knox
Ohio National Guard
Myers
Wickline
Summit County
Mooney
Beckett
Orient
Pickaway County
Winans
Brotherton
Kimball
Lloyd
Police
Gallagher
The
Utilities Commission
Beetham
Mexico Factions Face Unclear Response After Wilson Warning
Dispatches report mixed signals from Mexican factions after President Wilson’s warning. Talks of a Villa Zapata Carranza reconciliation circulate as Carranza presses the battlefield. U S efforts include refugee transport to Vera Cruz Monterrey relief shipments Red Cross aid and consular leadership at Mexico City.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Wilson
Mexico
United States
Villa-Zapata
Carranza
Buford
Kilpatrick
Galveston
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
American Red Cross
Monterey
Arnold Shanklin
S. P. Morris
Red Cross
Mexican Refugees Leave Villa Site Amid Border Relief Effort
Mexican authorities handed refugees to the United States for care but immigration officials rejected about 90 percent. General Evans laments the destitution of those sent back across the river as General Devol plans a trip to Fort Sam Houston to coordinate relief with General Funston and inspect border points for faster aid.
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Villa
Evans
C. A. Devol
American Red Cross
Ft. Sam Houston
General Funston
School Board Retires Two Teachers and Names New Appointments
Kath ryn McKibben and Louise E. Doerner will retire at the end of the current year. New posts include Sarah Mundhenk and Blanche Morris temporary appointments at the School of Blind, Martha Nickles at Dyer School, Ethel Lovell head of the School for the Sewing Trades, C. H. Clingman as coordinator of co operative courses, and playground assistants Anna Coan William Koehler and James Montgomery. The board also invites Frank Sechrist of Clark University to discuss a Teachers College position in Cincinnati.
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Kathryn McKibben
Louise E. Doerner
Dr. Condon
Sarah L. Mundhenk
School of Blind
Blanche Morris
Martha Nickles
Dyer
Ethel Lovell
Ethel Lovell, Principal of the Recently Authorized School For the Sewing Trades
C. H. Clingman
Co-Operative Boys
Anna H. Coan
William Koehler
James Montgomery
Frank E. Sechrist
Clark University
Cincinnati
Teachers’ College
North Fairmount welfare group to decide fete plans
Final preparations for Friday night events on the bald headed school lawn hinge on a Monday meeting of the North Fairmount Public School Welfare Association in the school auditorium. One third of 600 applicants for fire and police jobs passed a recent physical exam, signaling a tough test. The Rapid Transit Commission will draft a report at its meeting Monday and, after its submission to Mayor Spiegel, will dissolve. a new Rapid Transit Commission will be appointed under the new law.
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North Fairmount Public School Welfare Association
Fire and Police
Rapid Transit Commission
Spiegel
Federated Improvement Association Meeting Planned
The Federated Improvement Association will meet at the Hotel Gibson Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
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Federated Improvement Association
Hotel
Gibson
Bomb Drops Over Calais Do Little Damage
A Taube aircraft dropped several bombs over Calais killing one person. The attack caused minor property damage with no further injuries reported.
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Paris
Havas
Calais
Robberies Reported Across City Addresses
Bertha L Fearley told police a watch worth 15 dollars was stolen from her Krug Building apartment at 2712 Woodlawn Avenue. Charles Kunkel’s residence at 2561 Trevor Place reported jewelry valued at 60 dollars stolen yesterday afternoon. Louis Davidson’s store at 616 Cutter Street was robbed yesterday of 2 dollars.
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Bertha L. Fearley
Krug Building
Woodlawn Avenue
Charles Kunkel
Trevor Place
Louis Davidson
Cutter Street
Westwood Civic Association to Discuss Charter Revision
The Westwood Civic Association will meet at the Town Hall Monday evening to discuss the revision of the charter.
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Westwood Civic Association
Town Hall
Ihe
Cox May Have Say On Referendum Action
Columbus reports speculation on former Governor James M. Cox and his possible influence at a Friday joint meeting of the Democratic State Executive and Central Committees. Cox may urge referendums against Republican measures from the late legislative session if he attends.
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Commerical Tribune Bureau
Harrison Building
Columbus
James M. Cox
Dayton
Cox
Arbitration Likely to End Chicago Carpenters Strike
The Chicago strike of 16,000 carpenters threatens building work for over a month and may be settled by arbitration. The Carpenter Contractors' Association Executive Committee told Mayor Thompson they will accept arbitration, while John A. Metz of the Carpenters' District Council says the union favors arbitration.
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Chicago
Carpenter Contractors’ Association
Thompson
John A. Metz
Carpenters’ District Council
Annual Election for M and M Packers Exchange
The annual meeting of the M and M Packers Exchange will be held at its headquarters 215 Provident Bank Building Tuesday at 2 PM. Officers for the ensuing year and the executive committee will be elected.
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M. and M. Packers’ Exchange
Provident Bank
Cincinnati Man in Trouble In Italy Telegraph
A telegram to the City Clerk indicates Cincinnati resident William Frank Fortes may be in trouble in Italy. A certificate of his departure was wired to the American Consul in Milan, Italy.
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Schneller
William Frankfortes
Cincinnati
Italy
Milan
Row Over Fel Ipherson Out Row Over Fel Ipherson Out
Trials in the Capital City Dairy Company indictments were postponed to June 23 as Sherman McPherson and Harley Burns resign. President Wilson appointed Stuart Bolin to replace McPherson, with McPherson and Burns defending fees tied to the Taylor receivership.
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Columbus
Old Capital City Dairy Company
Robert W. Childs
Gregory
Sherman T. McPherson
United States
Harley E. Burns
President Wilson
Stuart R. Bolin
McPherson
Bolin
McPherson and Burns
E. L. Taylor
McPherson Defends Resignation Over Dairy Case
McPherson explains his resignation as arising from settlement disputes in the Edward Taylor versus Callal City Dairy Company suit. He says the clash with the Attorney General’s office and Receiver Taylor made resignation proper, though he notes a continuing disagreement.
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Taylor
District Court
Columbus
Burns
Capital City Dairy Company
Dairy Company
McPherson
Edward Taylor
Callal City Dairy Company
Attorney General's Office
Attorney General Seeks Resignation Over Legal Fees
Washington June 5 The Department of Justice reports Attorney General Gregory asked McPherson to resign after learning he earned a $20,000 fee as attorney for the receiver in a civil case tied to the dairy company criminal prosecution.
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United States
United States District
Sherman T. McPherson
Harley E. Burns
William Wallace
Washington
Edward L. Taylor, Jr
Capital City Dairy Company
Mr. McPherson
McPherson
Burns
L. G. Addison
Columbus
Department of Justice
Gregory
Better Babies Contest Entries Open at Health Dept
The Better Babies Contest at Chaster Park runs June 15 16 17 with registration open daily at the Jewish Settlement. More than 200 entries by noon yesterday as Health Officer Landis and Assistant H O Peters urge mothers to enter six months to three year olds for prizes and health development assessments using standard score cards.
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Health Department
Chaster Park
Landis
William H. Peters
Paddack Road Favored for Bond Hill Street Rail Extension
City Solicitor Schoenle informed Service Director Fosdick that Paddack road is the cheapest and best route for the Bond Hill street railroad extension. Chief Engineer Krug also supports the Paddack road route.
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Schoenle
Fosdick
Krug
Baccalaureate Address Today at McMicken Hall
Prof Dabney will deliver the baccalaureate address at McMicken Hall at 11 oclock this morning.
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Prof. Dabney
McMicken Hall
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