Wilson Speech Frames War Why Germany’s Actions Force Battle
President Wilson on Flag Day declares the United States entered World War I to defend democracy and world order. He denounces German insults, aggression, and aims to crush allied nations, warning against a peace driven by Berlin and urging continued armament and resolve.
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Russian General Rennenkampf Faces Treason Trial
Rennenkampf, a Russian general accused of selling military plans to Germany, awaits trial in prison. The veteran commander, who reportedly lost the war effort and countless lives, supposedly clung to his German origins despite honors from Russia.
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We will fight for freedom and justice in our world war
The speaker denounces German deception and hypocrisy while asserting the United States leads a peoples war for liberty and self government. They warn against appeasement and vow to strike for global salvation, pledging lives and fortunes to a new era backed by history’s judgment.
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Grocery leasers called into court
Chicago June 14 government moved against wholesalers of canned goods in a new drive. Subpoenas were ordered for several wholesalers and for officers of the Illinois Grocers' Association and National Growers' Association. They were summoned to appear before the federal grand jury.
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Carranza Says He Is Running the Country
Mexico City June 14 President Carranza sent a reply to the house of deputies after they urged a law to enact article 123 of the constitution on labor. He contends the chamber acted beyond its authority and that any initiative must come from him. He offered to meet press delegations for discussion as provided by the constitution.
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Junk buyer H H Fisher drowned near Melle Plaine
Cedar Rapids Iowa June 14 H H Fisher a junk buyer of Cedar Rapids drowned near Melle Plaine on Wednesday. His body had not been recovered. His team escaped.
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Romeo of Movies Bruta Confronts Wife in Suit
Carlyle Blackwell's wife accuses him in a separation suit, claiming a string of alleged indiscretions. Blackwell denies the charges as baseless and says he has been an exemplary husband amid the film trade.
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Toll of the Plunger sinks vessels in Atlantic clash
The Norwegian Toreltn office reports that the Norwegian steamship Sorrland of 2472 tons, Pat Tordenvore of 1565 tons, and Brield have been sunk by German submarines on June 14. Some crew members of the Tordenvore are said to be missing.
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Pershing in Paris Sparks Unprecedented Welcomes
Paris forces celebrate General Pershing with massive crowds, flowers, and cheers as his train arrives. nods to Joffre and Viviani mark a grand reception with a state breakfast at the Elysee and a formal embassy dinner for the American commander.
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Labor Begins Work for U S Food Bills
In Washington labor unions press Congress for early action on pending food bills with the aim of lower prices. The American Federation of Labor sent thousands of letters urging union members to support the measures by July 1.
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U S Mission Uses Czar's Former Home
Jelrograd reports a mixed Russian delegation and American officials greeting the Boot commission on its arrival. The group was escorted to a winter palace location, with military staff and embassy personnel present.
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Fake note turmoil over US China policy strains ties
Washington June 14 relations between the United States and Japan were unsettled by a bogus note said to be from the United States regarding China. Officials disclosed the misunderstanding was cleared up by explanations from the American embassy in Tokyo and by Tokyo’s sensitive handling of China policy.
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Roosevelt welcomes Nebraska century celebration crowd in Lincoln
Lincoln June 14 Theodore Roosevelt arrives to deliver the principal address at the semi centennial of Nebraska statehood. A large crowd greets him with parades songs and cheers as business leaders Civil War and Spanish American War veterans join in reception. He notes his good health tempered by temper and plans to speak on America’s spirit in the afternoon followed by the university pageant Nebraska tonight.
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Nevada Reports Registration Total in State
Washington reports the Nevada governor states total registration at 11,804 as of June 5.
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French Defeat Greek Forces in Saloniki Clash
Paris reports describe a bloody clash as Greek forces try to resist French troops during the occupation of Clarissa. Two French officers and four cavalrymen killed. sixty Greek soldiers killed. sixty-one Greek officers, including a general, captured.
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Brussels Officials Deported and Jailed in June
Stockholm reports from authoritative sources that Brussels chief magistrate is jailed for one year. City councilman M. Jacqmann over educational affairs is jailed one month and deported to Germany. Bellefort suburb mayor may face nine months imprisonment. Alleged offenses not specified.
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Factory Blast Kills Fifty At Ashton under Lyne
London and Paris reports describe a devastating factory explosion in Ashton under Lyne near Manchester. Fifty people dead and many injured in the blast at a large plant where hundreds worked. a beam failure caused the building to collapse. Paris meanwhile records eighteen dead and sixty injured from a munitions factory collapse after a beam failed on the third floor.
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Russia to Seek Allied Pacts Conference
Petrograd report June 14 says the cabinet will propose a conference with the allies to examine the various treaties among the allied powers. The move signals intent to review and possibly adjust commitments in the allied coalition.
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Bomb raid on Landen kills and injures many children
A German air raid on Landen killed 66 people and wounded 437, including 14 women and 26 children among the dead. About 233 men and 122 women were injured, with 64 children hurt. The attack hit a school and homes, destroying rooms and ripping roofs as rescuers searched overnight for bodies.
British Drive Crumbles German Front in Belgium
London reports Zeppelin L-49 destroyed over the North Sea. British forces push the German line in Belgium, forcing retreats south of Warneton and seizing Meśsines positions. Haig says British advance along Lys to St Yves and near Kertwood and Gaspard. French front quieter with minor assaults near Verdun. Berlin claims London air raid by German planes, none harmed.
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Finns Win Autonomy And Unusual Rights
Petrograd via London June 15. A new law settles Finland claiming rights of the former emperor and grand duke. The Finnish senate gains exclusive control of state actions except Russo-Finnish matters, diet timing, legislative initiative, budget confirmation, revocation of decrees, ecclesiastical council summons, and pardons.
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Liberty Loan Drive Enters Closing Hours in 24 Hour Rush
Washington June 14 The last 24 hours for Liberty loan subscriptions ended at noon today with bells and whistles across the nation. The Liberty bell rang in Philadelphia marking a historic sound as telegraph lines carried the reverberations from coast to coast. Patrick Henry's immortal line was invoked as Richmond Mayor tolled St. John's church bell. Governors of reserve banks reported encouraging progress and a whirlwind closing campaign was planned. Subscriptions reached 1.842 billion dollars by 1 p.m. and final totals will be released after books close tomorrow noon.
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Two Sisters Die By Poison Near Lemars Iowa
LeMars Iowa June 16 Mrs Nort hilliama and Mrs John Judd sisters committed death by their own actions today by taking car ben weld at the home of another sister Mrs George W Henry two miles west of there No cause for the act known
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Fragmentary report on election rules debate in Petrograd
A fragmented dispatch from Petrograd via London notes a prolonged debate on rules for elections to the constituent assembly. It mentions eligibility and the approval of certain former members, with unclear details remaining due to damaged OCR.
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