Wilsons second note to Germany calls for protecting noncombatants
The Cordova sails for Tacoma with copper ore from Bonanza Ellamar and Latouche transfers. Berlin to receive Wilsons second note on rights of Americans at sea while German indemnity demand for Gulflight also noted.
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Tacoma
Ellamar
Seward
Tower No. 4
Hatch
Hinchinbrook
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Germany
Prsident
Berlin
Bryan
Lansing
State Department
Gregory
Obregon's Army Defeated in Mexico
Washington reports that General Obregon's army was severely defeated and making a last stand in trenches before Trinidad. Villa commands the left wing and forced Carranza forces to evacuate Silao, retreating toward Tepic and La Piedad. Also notes visit by Charles S. Brown and wife, funeral of Miss Lottie Shepard, and editor Will A. Steel's return to Seattle.
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Washington, D. C
Villa
Mexico
Obregon
Trinidad
Carranza
Silao
Trapuato
Lapiedad
Przemysl Fall Seen As Moral Victory For Axis Powers
Petrograd reports say Przemysl fell after Russians evacuated to save war material. Austro German forces advance toward Lemberg as Berlin Vienna Prague Budapest celebrate their triumph with flags and crowds. Russian authorities deem forts weakened and not easily rebuilt.
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Times
Associated Press
Petrograd
Przemysl
Galicia
Lemberg
Russian
Poland
Germany
Austria
Teuton
Berlin
Vienna
Prague
Budapest
Hunters Return With Four Bears Trophy Trip Result
Geo. Hazelet and Dr W W Council returned from a hunting trip near Mile 55 with four bears as trophies. Dr Council shot three bears earlier in the week and joined by Mr Hazelet on Tuesday. one additional bear, a notably large one, was taken by Mr Hazelet.
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Geo
Steel Trial Ends With Ruling On Sherman Act
The United States government case against the Steel trust for dissolution is deemed crucial to U S financial interests. The U S Court of Appeals held that foreign trade did not violate the Sherman anti trust law though old price fixing was unlawful. such practices were long since abandoned. Mrs Patrick Tammany returned this afternoon from a trip by rail.
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Trenton
N. J
United States
Steel Trust
United States Court of Appeals
Portugal Likely to Enter War on Allies Side
Lisbon reports the Portuguese press calls for severing diplomatic ties with Germany over German submarine attacks on two Portuguese ships. The public supports England, the cabinet has changed, and the new government is seen as acceptable amid calm after naval mutiny.
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Germany
Lusitania
Meyer Gerhard
Baron von Bernstorff
United States
New York
Berlin
Copenhagen
Gerhard
Kaiser
Bernstorff
Wilson
Portugal
Lisbon
England
British Premier Returns From the Battle Ground
London June 4 Premier Herbert Asquith returns from a four day tour of the front in northern France and Flanders. He traveled the line in a motor car, spoke with troops, inspected hospital arrangements, visited trenches, and witnessed shell bursts near his vehicle. He is now fully advised on actions needed to aid the fighting men.
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London
Herbert Asquith
France
Flanders
Alameda Steamer Arrives with Cordova and Seward Passengers
The Alameda reached port at 4:30 with Cordova travelers including R J De Leo James Smith A J Henneke Walter Adams and many others. A Valdez party headed by B Johnson and wife and a Seward group led by Ch Johnson and wife plus numerous passengers sail later. A second steamer Mariposa departed last night with few locals aboard and a 12 foot bear was killed near Unga.
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Cordova
R. J. de’ Leo
James Smith
A. J. Henneke
Walter Adams
Frank Scott
Dork
Dutch Blanchfield
L. B. Jarvis
Valdez
B. Johnson
Fred Phillips
D. Lindsey
Seward
Chas. Johnson
Lee Harrison
Andrew Stevenson
John Carey
C. F. Stanley
States
Decisive Galician Battle Hinted by Austrian Press
Vienna reports heavy fighting along the Galician front from beyond Lemberg to the Roumanian border. The Austrian bulletin claims conditions favor the Austrians over the Russians and notes growing hope for a decisive conclusion to the Galician campaign as favorable field reports arrive.
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Ias
Vienna
Galicia
Lemberg
Austrians Suffer Food Scarcity Amid War Dramas
June 4 report says Russian forces cut off Libau Memel area in Courland blocking German troops. Memel in Prussia near the border serves as supply base for General Pritvita. Russians gain surprise flank, seize Poland town and Rutzen village, trapping Libau Germans inland with only sea outlet.
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Petrograd
Libau
Baltic
Courland
Memel
Prussia
Pritvita
Poland
Rutzen
Germany
Liban
Danish Steamer Salvadore Torpedoed and Sunk
The Danish steamer Salvadore was torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine in the North Sea while laden with timber. All crew were rescued.
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London
Salvatore
North Sea
Salvadore
Tim Hurst Legendary Umpire Dies in Pottsville
Tim Hurst a famed National League umpire dies at 54 in Pottsville Pa. His life spanned from coal mines to top baseball umpiring with a reputation for decisive postgame settlements.
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Pottsville
Tim Hurst
Madison Square Garden
New York
Hurst
Demerara Fire On Submarine Reported Sinking Suspected
The steamship Demerara bound for Liverpool from Lisbon fired on a submarine sighted ahead. The sub disappeared and oil rose at the point. officers believe the shot hit and that the vessel was sunk.
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Lisbon
Demerara
Liverpool
Sur
German war losses reach 1,388,000 in ten months
Amsterdam reports the German government casualty lists show 1,388,000 men lost in ten months of war. The figure carries official sanction and cannot be doubted though the share from prisoners taken is unclear. The report notes that most losses represent direct human fatalities.
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Amsterdam
Five Nations Unite To Hold Germany In World War
Tokyo reports Foreign Minister Kato announced that Great Britain France Russia Italy and Japan will take no independent action in the European war. The move binds five powers to the old Triple Entente alignment.
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Tokio
Kato
Great Britain
France
Russia
Italy
Japan
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Western Supply Co
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