Prohibition to dominate final fight over food control bill
In Washington the final vote on the food control bill is seen as a clash over a section granting the president power to limit or regulate food materials used in liquor. Prohibition as a war measure looms as a central issue, with a sharp contest expected before tonight’s decision. In a separate Liberty Loan update, subscriptions reached 3.035 billion dollars, about 52 percent above the target as over four million people bought bonds.
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Washington
German Sacrifice Avidly Feeds German Defeat
Paris reports no gains from renewed German attacks on the Aisne front around Vauxillon and Filaine amid broader efforts north of Froidmont. The official statement notes heavy sacrifices but no advantage for Berlin. An American freighter reports scoring at least one hit on a German submarine after a June 6 clash near Genoa.
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French Positions on 110 Km Front Seized by Germans
Berlin reports French positions southeast of Filaine on a 110 kilometer front and 500 meters depth were captured by German forces yesterday. About 300 prisoners were taken in the operation.
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Filaine
Explosion Kills and Wounds Many in Amsterdam Factory
Amsterdam reports a catastrophic blast at the Bloeweg munitions factory. Officials claim more than a thousand are killed, injured, or missing, according to a Vienna dispatch. The disaster devastates the facility and surrounding area, prompting urgent relief mobilization.
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Bloeweg
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Under One Department Across Ministries in Paris
Paris June 23 The government accepted the chamber of deputies resolution to place the work of increasing the merchant marine under one department instead of several ministers. The move aims to streamline policy and oversight of maritime commerce.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Russians Oppose Separate Peace With Germany
Washington June 23 The Russian people oppose a separate peace with Germany Ambassador Bakhmetieff head of the Russian mission told Congress in his address today He received a remarkable demonstration during the session.
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Germany
Bakhmetieff
Congress
Ukraine Urges Break With Russia At Conference
London reports that the Ukraine military conference pleads for the Ukraine national assembly to sever relations with the Russian provisional government and to form an independent Ukrainian organization.
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Ukraine Military Conference
Ukraine National Assembly
Ukraine
Golden Jubilee Celebrated for Catholic Bishop Grace
Sacramento on June 23 notes preparations for the golden jubilee of Rt. Rev. Thomas Grace Catholic bishop of Sacramento ordained in 1867. Jubilarian will preside at pontifical mass in the Cathedral with Archbishop Hanna of San Francisco delivering the sermon, as clergy from across California attend.
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Southern Baptist observes Christian Education Day
The Southern Baptist Convention sets apart tomorrow for a general observance of Christian Education Day and for the first time calls upon Southern Baptist Sunday schools to cooperate in supporting Baptist educational institutions.
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Southern Baptist Convention
Baptist Sunday Schools of the South
Big Drive for Recruits War mobilization begins nationwide drive
Washington on June 23 marks a week long nation wide recruitment push to raise 70 000 volunteers and boost the regular army to 300 000 as President Wilson issues a proclamation. The effort is the first step in organizing America’s wartime force. Also on June 23 the final national army cantonment contracts were awarded at Annapolis Junction Little Rock and Yaphank Long Island completing the program.
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National Army
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Yaphank
Long Island
Drafting Regulations Await Wilson Approval
Washington June 28 regulations for drafting the new army await President Wilson's approval. They cover every step in the plan except the actual method of the draft itself. It is believed the federal government will conduct the drafting from Washington to prevent local favoritism.
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Washington
Wilson
Red Cross to Send Commission to Russia
Washington reports the Red Cross will dispatch an American commission to Russia to operate behind the battle lines alongside France and Belgium relief efforts. The mission will aid the Russian army by supplying ambulances and other relief services during the conflict.
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Belgium
Navy confirms sinking of German sub by American armed ship
Washington June 23 The navy department confirms the sinking of a German submarine by the guns of an American armed merchantman as reported yesterday.
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Navy Department
Congressional Leaders Weigh 60 Day Recess After Tax Legislation
In Washington on June 23, Congressional leaders consider a 60 day recess once food and war tax bills are disposed of. The move aims to adjust legislative pace and allow follow up work on related measures.
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Zionist Convention Opens in Baltimore to Back Jewish Palestine State
Baltimore June 23 delegates representing Zionist groups gather in the city for a five day convention. The meeting reflects the movement's postwar growth in the United States and Europe with aims to establish a Jewish autonomous state in Palestine and press for U S government support recognizing Jerusalem as its capital.
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Cocchi Confesses Murder of Ruth Cruger
Alfredo Cocchi told Italian officials he killed Ruth Cruger in New York in a jealous fit after she refused his love. The confession was reported from Bologna on June 23 by Associated Press.
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Bologna
Italy
Alfredo Cocchi
Ruth Cruger
New York
Knights of Columbus to raise half million fund
Detroit June 23 members of the Knights of Columbus supreme board of directors plan a meeting in Detroit to complete arrangements for creating a half million dollar fund. The money will establish Catholic social centers in American military camps and cantonments and will be raised by a voluntary assessment on members nationwide.
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Alleged anarchists given hearing in draft case
Boston date June 23 two men John Eramo and Louis Galleria were arraigned before a United States commissioner for a preliminary hearing charged with attempting to induce non registration under the draft act on June 6. They were arrested after a Justice Department investigation. Officials say the defendants are printers and publishers of an anarchist paper who circulated notices against the draft act to readers.
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John Eramo
Louis Galleria
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Department of Justice
Contest in Sixth Indiana District Concludes Campaign
Richmond Indiana June 23 Today closed campaign in the Sixth district to choose a successor to the late Representative D W Comstock. Election set for Tuesday. Republicans back Richard Elliott of Connersville as a candidate with confidence of victory. Democrats nominate Finly H Gray of Connersville who served in the 62nd and 63rd Congresses.
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Connersville
Finly H. Gray
Quotation Snippets Spur Candid, Witty Remarks Across Papers
A collage of brief quotes from newspapers including the Boston Transcript Life and Birmingham Age Herald explores honesty, marital duties, and social power. The snippets reflect sharp humor on marriage roles, financial control, and personal courage in early press humor.
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Herald
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Sam W. Brown
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Illinois
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