Antidraft Agitators to Be Suppressed
Justice Department moves to curb anti conscription agitation as draft registration nears. In Kansas City twelve objectors are jailed for conspiracy against the United States with two women among the detainees. A New York hearing against Eleanor Parker Owen Cattell and Charles Whitips is postponed. The president warns that leaving the country to evade registration will lead to prosecution and service.
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Department of Justice
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Kansas City
United States
Leonora Warheson Moore
Eva Harding
Topeka
Kansas
New York
Eleanor Wilson Parker
Banard College
Owen Cattell
Columbian University
Charles Whitips
Columbi
Soldiers participate in Spanish disorders in Bordelona
Disorder actions by Spanish soldiers occurred in Bordelona on June 1. Several officers were imprisoned as authorities moved to quell unrest in the city.
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Madrid
Bordelona
French Capture German Position at Chevreaux
Paris June 1 The French troops captured the German post of Chevreaux taking a number of prisoners The war office announces raids by the Germans and an attack on usque were repulsed.
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Paris
Chevreaux
War Office
Usque
British grain ship losses put at five percent
London June 1 Kennedy Jones, British director of food economy, told an Associated Press representative that Great Britain's losses in cereal ships are five percent. The ministry of food had allowed for losses of twenty five percent of that ship type.
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London
Great Britain
Kennedy Jones
Food Economy
Associated Press
Ministry of Food
Three American Ships Lost in German Submarine Attacks
News reports from Cadiz and Gibraltar confirm three American sailing vessels sunk by German submarines in May and June. Dirigo, 3000 tons, sank after gunfire and bombs. crew evacuated at Plymouth with third mate John Roy drowned. Darbart attacked near Gibraltar, sinking with crew rescued at Cadiz. Frances Mowie sunk by gunfire, crew saved at Cadiz.
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Plymouth
John Roy
Darbart
Eler
Gibralter
Frances Mowie
Cadiz
Grand Master Holmes Visits Elko Masonic Lodge
Grand Master Holmes paid an official visit to Elke Lodge No A. Po and A. M. on a lively night. A large attendance joined in a banquet after the work. Speakers praised patriotism and loyalty with moving sentiments.
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Elke Lodge No A. Po
Hesid
Chas B Henderson Lectures High School
Elko High School pupils enjoyed a detailed afternoon lecture by attorney Chas B Henderson on the causes of the world war. He discussed multiple antecedents noting the Baghdad railroad's strategic pull and Germany's interests, with a student audience receiving new insights and the speaker praised for clarity.
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Atty. Chas
Th Henderson
Thendlerson
Bagdad Rat
Germany
Servia
Henderson
Hhimsek
Fine Tribute to Ben Curler Honored by Elko Bar
The Elko County Bar Association in open court paid a fine tribute to Benjamin Vogel Curler who left for France to serve in the American army ambulance corps. The court adopted a resolution asking Nevada Supreme Court to admit him to the bar, citing his studies at Stanford and patriotic service.
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France
GF Curler
Nevada
Supreme Court of Nevada
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American Ambulance Corps
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Supreme Court of
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Strikes Hit 120 Russian Factories Amid War Work
London June 1 Reuters dispatch says Chit announces labor strikes to paralyze production in 120 of the largest factories, most of which are engaged in war work. The move follows a decision by workers and aims to disrupt industrial output across key facilities.
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London
Reuters
Bomb raids hit Ostend Zeebruge and Belgian towns
London announces British aircraft dropped many tons of bombs on Belgium towns Ostend and Zeebruge with targets stated by the war office as officially confirmed today.
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Zeebruge
London
Ostend
British War Office
French Capture Large German Prisoner Totals in France
Between April 1 and May 24 Allied forces held 31 829 German prisoners with many unwounded. The French expect to renew their attack when the moment is right to push forward on the front.
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France
Associated Press
Judge James Sweeney Shows Signs of Recovery
Assistant U S district attorney A Bartlett visits Carson with news of a marked improvement in Judge James Sweeney's condition. Bartlett says word this morning confirms the positive change and raises hope for the judge's recovery. Carson Appeal. Smalt service is true servies.
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Gree A. Bartlett
United States District Attorney
Carson
James Sweeney
Rizov Seeks Separate Peace Via German Agents
Russian writer Maxim Gorky reports Rizov Bulgarian minister at Berlin tried to lure Russia into separate peace talks. Rizov allegedly delivered a duplicate peace proposal to Gorky through two German agents and urged an immediate armistice and a Russian constituent assembly.
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London
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D. Rizov
Berlin
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Stockholm
Christiania
Russia
Rizov
Paul Milikooff
Germany
Austria
Russhi
England
Itizow
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Strandvae
Alexei
Man
Austrians Hold Peace Demonstration Reported in Vienna
From Vienna June reports note parallel to the opening of the Austrian pare Hien workers formed groups and organized a large demonstration in support of peace while other labor actions occurred.
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Copentiages
Vienna
Tornado in East Missouri Kills 79 Injures Hundreds
St Louis June 1 The death toll from the tornado that swept eastern Missouri and southern Hindis last Wednesday has risen to 79. Hundreds were injured and thousands left homeless as property damage runs into millions.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Bread Weight Standards Backed by Attorney General
An AG opinion states the governor cannot suspend bread weight laws. Bakers selling less than 16 ounces face penalties under section 4812. The Carson News notes the law requires a one pound loaf and labeling of underweight loaves with weight and manufacturer.
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Carson News
New York Port Closes to All Outgoing Ships
New York port officials ordered the harbor gate closed to all outgoing vessels this morning, with fishing ships barred from entry. The closure, first of its kind since installation, sparked questions, but the order was later rescinded by noon while the gate remained shut.
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Secrets leak from Frisco postoffice
The United States district attorney announced a leak at the Frisco postoffice where government secrets were obtained by outside sources.
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Frisco Postoffice
N Francisco
Postoffice
United States District Attorney
Italians Repulse Austrian Attacks Near Vidice
Krome June 1 officials report Austrian forces in mass attacked the Vidice region to regain lost ground. Italian troops met the assault firmly and repulsed the attacks, with the enemy suffering failure in the night action.
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Krome
Vidice
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