Naval Disaster Shocks England in North Sea Battle
Reports from Berlin and London describe a massive naval clash in the North Sea between the German high seas fleet and the British grand fleet. British losses include six warships and eight destroyers. German losses report a battleship, cruiser, and several torpedo boats missing. The exchanges lasted over twelve hours, shaking Britain and heightening fears across the country.
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London
Berlin
Joonden
van Ruyter
Britain
North Sea
Admiralty
England
Welseland
Skaserak
German Admiralty notes navy movement and torpedo threat
The piece discusses German fleet movement from Kiel through the Kaiser Wilhelm canal to the North Sea near Frunnghuetten and Svult Isle. It analyzes a prior engagement between British and German forces, highlighting submarines' pivotal role and debates whether German success came from subs or surface ships and a quick thrust tactic.
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Norway
Denmars
Kiel
Kaiser Wilhelm Canal
Frunnghuetten
North Sea
Svlt
Indiana suffrage parade headquarters and travel details
Indiana Committee for Suffrage Parade announces headquarters on the seventh floor Tower Building Indianapolis for the June 7 event. Registration, hats, scarves, and room facilities are arranged in Indiana rooms with luncheon in the Damesthe Science School restaurant. A Monon train sleeper leaves 2:45 a.m. June 7. round trip 7.00. Contacts include Mrs A H Scott and Mrs George Vass for lodgings and delegation details.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Michigan Avenue
General Paraude
Damesthe Science School
A. Hf
Winds Street
Ind
Chicago
George Vass
Tower Wilding
Indiana Parade Committee
R. E. Edwards
Penn
2D. Nichols
4. Vi
Meardsley
Elxhart
Alexander Mark Scott
Adah E. Bush
Kent
Roosevelt Progressives Weigh Favorite Sons For Nomination
The piece analyzes moves by Progressives and Republicans toward a united front against the Democratic administration. It discusses Justice Hughes, Elihu Root, George W. Perkins, Philander C. Knox, Charles W. Fairbanks, Theodore Horton, and others as potential presidential candidates and the likelihood of Roosevelt endorsing or opposing them. It notes a possible Hughes nomination with around three hundred votes on the first ballot and varying forecasts from delegates.
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Proerte
Roesevei
Ft Moosers
Justice Hughes
Roosevelt
George Wo. Perkins
Elihu Root
William Barnes
Mr. Root
Indiana
Theodore Horton
Ohio
Fairbanks
Shiches
Indiana Statesman
Hughes
Frank H. Hitchcock
Pekin
Rhode Island
Conteht
Guggenheim Sues Five Brothers for 75 Million Share
William Guggenheim sues five brothers Isiac Morris Simon Daniel and Solomon Guggenheim for a share of 75 million from alleged profits of the Chuquicamata Prospect. Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Bennett denies an attempt to issue the case on grounds of no equal action.
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New York
Dunef
William Cuggenheim
Isiac
Morris
Simon
Daniel
Solomon Guggenheim
Supreme Court
Beneet
Brooklyn
Iss
Corydon Centennial Draws Big Indiana Crowd
Corydon Indiana June 5 large crowds attend the second day of the state centennial celebration with an estimated 8000 to 10000 visitors. Evansville students and band join drills and folk dances while a pageant depicts Corydon's early government and the capital move to Indianapolis. Speakers include Charles W. Fairbanks and Frank C. Dailey as the program honors the old constitution elm and the state’s formation. Mrs Martha Graham greets the audience before the pageant.
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Corydon
Ind
Evansville
Russell B. Garrison
Indianapolis
Charles W. Fairbanks
Frank C. Dailey
Jeet
Martha Graham
Dennis Pennington
Lew M. O'Bannon
Bad Egg Saves Woman Life From Poisoned Drink
A Minete Indiana woman avoided death after swallowing a solution of concentrated Ive sold for a colt remedy. She sought salts at a local store and later drank milk and two eggs as emetics. The second egg induced violent vomiting but her stomach survived. she remains ill but expected to recover.
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Minete
Ind
The Way of it Ballimegre American Sehook Troubles
In the busy bond era strong tensions surface as sehook troubles impact the community. the note hints at a hectic period affecting daily life and public mood amid political and social strain.
Zapata Action Causes Concern Across Rio Grande Front
Reports from Mexico City say Emiliano Zapata presses attacks near the capital prompting confidential Carranza orders to hold forces in readiness to rush troops south if needed. Officials expect potential withdrawals of northern troops to relieve tension with the United States and preserve American occupation forces. General Gavira pledged punishment by death for any Constitutionalist attack on Americans, signaling restraint by Carranzistas amid strained relations.
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Mexico City
Emiliano 4Apaz
Carranza
Chihuahua
United States
Mexico
Mexican Foreign Department
Carranaa
Gavira
Mexteco
Indiana Guard Lacks Government Support Eight Companies Affected
The War Department refused aid to two Indiana Second Infantry companies, while six others face probation pending federal inspection. Read by Adjutant General Frank Bridges, the action lists Evansville and Jeffersonville units withdrawn from support, with several commanders named in Vincennes Seymour Mt. Vernon Winchester and related posts.
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War Department
Indianapolis
Jame
Second Infantry
Indiana National Guard
Prank Bridges
Adjutant General
Evansville
Jeffersonville
Co. A
Vincennes
Naines
Cat Spencer
Clark
Seymour
O. i
Ll. O. Stagles
Mt. Vernon
Mo A. Weisti
Winchester
Davis
Lew
Blood Transfusion Attempt In Cleveland Pastor's Brother
Mrs Anna Turney aged seventy of Cleveland gave a pint of her blood in a transfusion operation to save her brother Rev Joseph Avann a retired pastor of the First M E church in Gary Indiana. Doctors report a serious decline in Mr Avann's condition after a severe attack of grip. The operation is not believed to have been successful.
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Gary
Ind
Anna Turney
Cleveland
Joseph Avann
Flrst M. E
Trip
Avann
Governor Hadley Hughes Nomination Speech at Chicago
At a Chicago convention on June 2 ex Governor Herbert S Sadley of Missouri was offered to deliver the Hughes nomination speech. expected governor Whitman of New York was not chosen.
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New York
Whitman
Hughes
Herbert $. Sadley
Missonari
Navy Bill Figures Given Boost in House
Washington June 2 Amendments to the naval appropriation bill were adopted by the house as the committee of the whole providing for an 11 million dollar government armor plate plant 4 5 million for planes 2 730 added sailors and a private shipbuilding bonus system. Republicans and progressives joined Democrats in approving the armor plate measure while debate centered on Bethlehem Steel and a federal trade commission price fairness inquiry proposed by Butler and Graham of Pennsylvania.
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Washington
House
Committee of the Whale
Federal Trade Commission
Butler
Congressmen press for Susan B Anthony amendment vote
Insistent lawmakers from suffrage states urged the House Judiciary Committee to report the Susan B Anthony amendment so a vote could occur. Opponents left, creating no quorum, while Chairman Wedd said a vote next winter might be possible, though the delegation preferred action this session.
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Washington
House Judicary Committee
Susan B. Anthony
Wedd
Congress
Lightning strikes tailor in storm at Forstoria Ohio
Joseph Gabriel a tailor was briefly stunned when lightning traveled along an electric wire into his arm and through his shears during a storm in Forstoria Ohio. He escaped serious injury though the shock was severe.
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Forstoria
Joseph Gabriel
Mr. Gabriel
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American Press Association
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Rio Grande
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Anthony
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