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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1917

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McAdoo Visit Promises Strong Liberty Loan Push in Cincinnati

Secretary of the Treasury William G. McAdoo will be welcomed at Music Hall by a large Cincinnati audience as part of a Liberty Loan tour. He will speak at 8 p.m. after a reception and dinner at the Queen City Club, with hundreds of dignitaries and a military escort coordinating the event.

the Treasury William G. McAdoo Music Hall Cincinnati Liberty Loan Council McAdoo Louisville Cincinnati Pittsburg Liberty Loan F. W. Galbraith, Jr Queen City Club W. F. Wiley A. Clifford Shinkle Chamber of Commerce George Puchta William Cooper Procter Cincinnati War Council T. J. Davis Liberty Loan Executive Council William F. Wiley Arthur Espy United States A. C. Gilligan Internal Revenue Alfred G. Allen Washington W. E. McCaw Queen City Third Regiment W. P. G. Harding Federal Reserve Board McAdooo

Steamer Southland Latest Victim Of German Undersea Warfare

Two Americans were killed when the British steamer Manchester Miller was torpedoed June 5. Five American survivors from the Southland are named. the vessel, 560 feet long and 12 018 tons gross, was torpedoed in the Aegean Sea en route to Alexandria. Five French ships were sunk by submarines or mines over the June 3 period.

London Ashley Daniels Southland Line Liverpool Philadelphia Hope Albert Lyons Bridgewater Mass A. McCoy Los Angeles James Geoghean Salaman i N Mudros Paris

Russian Amazons Enter Frontline Plan for Women Regiments

Petrograd June 8 two hundred female students from the Petrograd Technical Institute enrolled to form a female regiment led by Ensign Butch Kareff with aim to fight under the same conditions as men. The League of Equal Rights for Women expressed approval as 20s of women crowded the offices seeking to join. A meeting was held last night with Colonel Popoft urging women to shun male strikers and marry only men who helped defend the fatherland.

Petrograd Petrograd Technical Institute Butch Kareff League of Equal Rights For Women Butchkareff Colonel Popoft Twlefth Army

Earthquake Devastates San Salvador and Surrounding Towns

Reports from Managua and San Juan del Sur indicate hundreds killed as earthquakes and volcanic eruptions devastate San Salvador and nearby settlements. Communication with Panama is down as rains continue. city residents camp in streets and parks amid widespread destruction and injuries.

Panama Managua San Juan del Sur San Salvador Santa Tecia Republic of San Savador

International Socialist Meeting Postponed In Stockholm

London reports that the general meeting of the International Socialist Committee scheduled for today in Stockholm could not be held due to various circumstances. A Reuters dispatch says it is rumored the meeting has been postponed until September.

London International Socialist Committee Stockholm Reuter

Liberty loan subscriptions and heated Senate clash

J P Morgan Co subscribed 50 million dollars in Liberty bonds with Drexel & Co taking 10 million. In Washington a sharp Senate clash arose as Senator Harding faced Senator Lewis over his Memorial Day speech attacking the Liberty Loan publicity campaign.

New York J. P. Morgan & Co Drexel & Co Philadelphia Washington Senate Lewis Harding Ohio Columbus Liberty Loan America Reed Missouri Senator Harding Illinois Council of National Defense

Sunday Commercial Tribune Offers Literary Feast

The issue promotes war coverage by Felix J. Koch and wireless and telegraph roles in WWI. Foreign news highlights U S involvement. Features include science pieces on infantile paralysis, weather forecasting by airship, and horse camouflage. A women’s page and three pages of up-to-the-minute sport news close with color comics.

Felix J. Koch Wireless and Telegraph United States

Pershing Arrives in England with Staff for World War I

Major General John J. Pershing and his staff landed in Britain after a smooth voyage and were greeted by Ambassador Walter H. Page and Lord Brooke. A Welsh guard of honor escorted Pershing from the ship, and American destroyers escorted the convoy through the danger zone. He said Americans would play a large part on the western front.

London John J. Pershing United States France General Pershing Walter H. Page Lord Brooke England Pershing National Guard

City Registration in Cincinnati by Board of Elections

The city canvass shows total registration of 40 799 with 25 921 exemptions and 11 662 non exemptions. White and colored breakdowns indicate 33 127 whites, 4 488 colored, and 382 enemy aliens. Ward 11 Precinct A leads exemptions with 88 of 94. Outside-city county tally pending to Monday.

City of Cincinnati Board of Elections Cox Woellner

Indictments Link Six Ohioans to Anticraft Probe

Federal Grand Jury in Columbus indicts Ammon Hennacy Cecil Bailey and Harry Townsley for conspiracy to resist draft after they printed and distributed anticonscription literature Ammon Hennacy Cecil Bailey and Harry Townsley indicted for conspiracy to resist draft John Hammond of Coal Run indicted for refusing to register Fred K Jerger Martins Ferry indicted for failure to register Hamilton Stickrath Marietta indicted for threats against President Wilson

Columbus Ammon Hennacy Cecil Bailey Harry Townsley John Hammond Coal Run Fred K. Jerger Martins Ferry Hamilton Stickrath Marietta Wilson

Goethals Fleet Row Ends in Dismissals of Two Employees

Washington reports that F A Eustis and F Huntington Clark were dismissed as volunteers from the Emergency Fleet Corporation after charges alleging General Goethals blocked the wooden shipbuilding plan. Goethals announced the firings of engineers who proposed the wood program, while Clark left government service and Eustis’s status remains unclear.

Goethals Washington F. A. Eustis Emergency Fleet Corporation F. Huntington Clark General Goethals Denman Shipping Board Clark Eustis Fleet Corporation The

Former German Liner Ready for Service

Manila reports the former North German Lloyd steamship Mark 6569 tons gross, taken over by insular authorities, has been repaired and will sail soon for San Francisco. The Bochum 6161 tons belonging to the German Australian Line will follow in a few days with nine Pacific Mail officers to command. Other steamers to be dispatched later.

Manila Lloyd Steamship Mark San Francisco Bochum German-Australiam Steamship Company Hamburg Pacific Mail Steamship Company

Irish praised for daring bravery in Messines battle

British forces in Belgium consolidate gains and repel German counter attacks around Oosttaverne and Messines. More than 6,400 prisoners captured, including 132 officers, as Irish troops receive high praise for their action on the Messines ridge and beyond. German War Office notes local English advance east of Messines was repulsed.

Messines London Belgium Oosttaverne Messines Ridge Ireland Ulster German War Office Flanders

Mexico trembles after strong quake felt in capital

An earth shock was plainly felt in Mexico City yesterday at 6 20 p m the tremor moving east and west. Early reports say it resembled the disturbance felt in Salvador. No injuries or damage details are provided.

Mexico City Salvador

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