Britain and Germany Clash in Jutland Naval Battle
London reports a huge sea battle off Jutland with heavy losses on both sides. British losses include battle cruisers Queen Mary Indefatigable and Invincible plus several cruisers and destroyers. German losses include battleship Pommern and cruiser Wiesbaden with multiple torpedoes missing and ships sunk or damaged.
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London
Jutland
Queen Mary
England
Germany
Warspite
Marlborough
Wiesbaden
Tauhina
Berlin
Admiralty
Heo
Weosi
Suffragettes Day at the Diamond Returns to New York
On June 2 at the New York Polo Grounds the Suffragists host suffrage day in support of women’s voting rights. Twenty five young women in yellow, white and blue circulate through crowds selling nuts and buttons while social leaders enjoy front row boxes and notable guests attend.
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New York
New York Polo Grounds
Giants
Cincinnatis
Gnes Morganthau
Bessie Brainerd
Clara Greenhut
Hannah White
Molly Tolman
Elka Lewi
Elizabeth Seeber
Arkansas land open to entry by government
Fragmentary report notes government entry on land in Arkansas. Vague references mention Mae Faye, 164 nets proclamations, and streets named Core y of Might and Fuller, with unclear context and spellings.
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Arkansas
Denver Abandons Commission Form After Three Years
Denver, Colorado discards the commission form after a three year trial. A special election last month elected Robert W. Speer mayor under a charter amendment replacing the five- member commission with a nine member council. Speer appointed four council members. five were chosen through a novel process involving local business and civic groups. The Navajo and California Limited trains were noted in service changes.
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Denver
Colo
Commission
Robert WW. Speer
Speer
Denver Civic and Commercial Association
Trades Assembly Tee Fload State Exchange
Rotary Oblib
Abunufacthrer Iisecedation
Tobacco Merchants Convene In Historic National Meet
Delegates from across the United States gather at the New Willard for the first national convention of tobacco merchants. About 200 attendees from prow ers to leaf dealers, manufacturers, jobbers, and counters discuss industry wide issues and plan future efforts. The banquet features tobacco products as part of the event.
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Washtiington
Jane
New Willard
Noman
Robb
Curtis
Favorite Son Fight Looms at Republican Convention
Republican leaders from across the nation converge on Chicago as conferences unfold to name a presidential nominee. T R Hughes and Roosevelt head the likely field with favorite sons still hoping for a dark horse breakthrough at the convention.
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Chicago
T. R
Jfughes
Roosevelt
Pefardjoe O
Wvecadl
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Jane Thomson
Broadway
Ogden Mills Reid
Chas. Tiffany
Joseph S. Stephens
Charles Noel Edge
Henry Cannon
John Lumphreys Watkins
Bernard Gimbel
Daniel Guggenheim
Arthur Scribner
Sidney Korg
Laurent Oppenheim
A. (. Bartlett
Newbold le Roy Edgar
Alfred Hess
Herbert Gollins
Richard Billings
J. Everit Macy
Sam A. Leishon
E. E. Lewis
Myron Borg
F. Lois Slade
Barrow
N. Hooker
Percy Nf. Stewart
Charles P. Howland
Mae Faye
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Uncle Sam
Wyoming
Denver Abansons Commission
Santa Me
California
District Court of Appeals
Congregational Church
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Lowers
Pacific Surety
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Tobacco Men
Washington
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Pitt Ra
Aporiss
Todas
Piera
Monada
Bradburn
Poros Knit Union
Post Office
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