President Wilson Note Calmly Discussed In Europe
Berlin officials say the United States need not fear Germany’s reply to Wilson’s note though the answer may take two weeks awaiting Dr Antone Meyer Gerhard the ambassadorial messenger. Berlin press welcomed mediation but urged ending arms supplies to Germany.
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Submarine and air attacks report across seas and coasts
British steamship Strathairn torpedoed off Scilly Islands with twenty two dead. Arndale hit mine in White Sea. Norwegian sunk by submarine. German Zeppelins raid northeast coast. fifteen killed, many injured, fires started. US notes on German bombardment of London. Scandinavians consider action against submarine warfare. Berlin reports loss of U-14 and crew captured. Projections of Lemberg capture by July 1 amid Baltic fighting. Austro German assault renewed along River San. Russian and Austro German forces clash in Galicia with victories claimed by both sides.
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Yaqui Indians Declare War and Mexico Entries
News brief chronicles Yaqui Indians in Mexico declaring war on Germans and Americans. U S forces, including marines and bluejackets, dispatched to Mexico to aid besieged Americans as Carranza hesitates and mediation efforts falter. General Gonzales moves toward Mexico City amid conflict signals and dated war-time tensions.
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New Shipping Statute Prompts Trade Changes
Washington announces intent to terminate treaties conflicting with the new seamen act affecting twenty one nations. Experts expect the act to push most Oriental trade to Japanese ships as the only remaining operators. New York reports Japanese steamship firms will begin August operations on the New York Oriental route with five 10,000 ton ships.
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Wilson urges patriotism beyond holidays on Treasury steps
President Wilson spoke on the south steps of the Treasury building urging Americans to keep the flag in their hearts at all times not only on national holidays. He avoided direct references to the European war or international questions in his afternoon remarks.
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Riots in Moscow Target Germans and All but Allies
June 14 street riots erupt in Moscow with police powerless to stop looting. Demonstrations turn against foreigners except Russia's allies and Americans, amid widespread chaos and unrest in the city.
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Tribute Paid to Wilson by English Paper Man
Alfred Goredon writes a two column tribute in the Calls him the first citizen of the world to be entirely governed by the principle of moral sanction. The piece honors President Wilson and reflects on his global leadership and moral influence.
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Convention in Session In Seattle Sees Tuberculosis Meeting
Seattle June 14 Hundreds of distinguished scientists sanitarians and physicians of national note gather for the tenth annual convention of the National Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis to discuss public health advances and policy in combating the disease.
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Valuable Seward tract reverts to government
June 14 United States land office rules the terminal tract beside Seward townsite was never granted to the Alaska Northern railroad and orders the entry annulled. The decision affects the railroad land claim and restores the parcel to federal ownership.
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Governor of Canal Zone to Retire From Office
Washington. June 17. Colonel Goethals, governor of the Panama Canal Zone, has asked to be retired some time in the coming fall after the annual estimates. It has been known he contemplated retirement to give a younger man a chance.
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Washburn Returns With Passengers From Delta
June 17 report says steamer Washburn met the Delta 25 miles below Kaltag and returned to Dikeman with twenty tons of freight and passengers C. Bunnell R. P. Roth G. Ellis Gardner J Clark John C Wood Miss G Fisher Mrs Girouard Miss Girouard Mrs J S Patton E T Wolcott. London dispatch notes heavy German losses near Ypres and French gains west of La Bassee. Paris reports German guns shelling Compiègne and Dunkirk amid fierce action north of Arras. Berlin notes Allied attack north of La Basse destroyed.
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Court party arrives with Fairbanks officials in city
The Prairie Bell brought court officials including Judge Bunnell and District Attorney Roth arriving at 7:30 last evening. A large crowd welcomed them at the dock as introductions and old acquaintances were renewed. The court is scheduled to meet here on June 28. Nice Ellensburg butter arriving today. Crowley Porter.
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War Bulletins to Combat Zeppelins
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Albanian insurgents bomb Durazzo in surprise raid
An Albanian insurgent aviator dropped bombs on the city of Durazzo today. The dispatch mentions clerical advertising lines and two local stores, Flat and Iditarod, with Boas the Clothier printing placards about clothing on short notice at Iditarod Pioneer office.
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German Spy Allegation Storms New York Tribune
A New York Tribune article alleges German envoy Gerhard in Washington is actually Dr Alfred Meyer a German privy council member and head of the army supply division. It claims he sought American supplies and military readiness details during his voyage to Berlin. Anton Mhard, German envoy, arrived here en route to Berlin.
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Alaska Northern sale subject of litigation
United States Supreme Court ordered McAdoo and Interior Secretary Line to show cause why a restraining order should not prevent payment to action vendors of Alaska Northern Iatta, the recently saturated property, pending the outcome of bondholders suit against the company.
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Court of Last Resort Declines to Interfere in NRF Case
The U S Supreme Court on June 14 declined to review the Sixth Circuit reversal of the National Cash Register case, which had upheld jail sentences for company officers on lack of jurisdiction grounds, reversing the lower court verdict. Also noted is a June 12 report from Washington that Lieutenant Brauer and sailors from the interned German cruiser Prinz Patel Friederich remain at Norfolk after a monthlong search with possible steps to secure their return as prisoners of war if they escaped the German government.
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Miners and Merchants Bank President Sorrowful Return
Charles Ross, president of the Miners and Merchants Bank, was among the Outside passengers who returned Tuesday. He mourns the death of a younger brother who lost his life in fighting the German army.
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Zeppelin killer pilot dies in crash near Paris
Lieutenant Warnford the Canadian aeroplanist who recently destroyed a German Zeppelin perished when his plane fell with him. Passenger Henry Needham, an American writer, also died. Reports from Washington note Sweden's protest over broken mail pouches. Multiple geopolitical updates followed from London, Athens, Rome, and Lisbon. Roosevelt praised Wilson. streetcar strike in Chicago headed to arbitration.
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Italian Operations Center of Interest and Frontline Movements
June reports from Rome and other cities describe Italian naval and air actions against Austro-Hungarian forces, bombardments of Girttz and San Marco forts, occupation of Gradisco, and Austro-Hungarian counterattacks on the Riva front. Italy seizes enemy vessels and refines troop movements while Italian Alpine troops press the Alps and Adriatic fronts.
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The Fight for Constantinople Sinks Turkish Transports
British submarine sinks three Turkish transports above Nagara with troops aboard, most soldiers drowned. Six day bombardment of the Dardanelles forts slackened. Turkish airships say a British warship is aground in Keefala bay. British also lose most of ground at Aviburna.
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Big Moose Ball Sparks Night at Moose Hall Flat City
A lively gathering at Moose Hall in Flat City drew a large crowd for the annual Big Moose Ball. Local organizers reported strong turnout, with neighbors and visitors enjoying music, dancing, and community camaraderie into the night.
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