Arrested In Koppel Case Involves Orenstein-Arthur Koppel Co
Pittsburg June 14 M Ritter a Koppel Co officer not present during the government raid is arrested in Columbus Ohio and to be brought to the county jail with other enemy aliens. Eric Joseph company president and others seek parole following government policy amid bond and sponsorship requirements. DOJ agents interview the prisoners. several are said to be related to top German officials.
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Pittsburg
M. Ritter
Orenstein-Arthur Koppel Co
Columbus
United States
Joseph Howley
Ritter
Eric Joseph
Department of Justice
Meade Man Gets 20 Years For Disloyalty
CAMP MEADE MA June 14 It was intimated objectors of the slacker type will be arraigned before a general court martial Others may be sent to farms or elsewhere Some objectors have consented to non combatant duty A Philadelphia man is said to have received 20 years confinement at hard labor He posed as a conscientious objector and went on a hunger strike Little White House on the Loop welfare building will be dedicated Soldiers here receive real training with drills at night as well as day to prepare for duty over there
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Camp Meade
San Antonio
Quartermasters Corps
Philadelphia
White House
Jewish Welfare Board
Ex-Czars Trial Promises Sensation
London dispatch reports Bolshevik tribunal to indict the former czar of Russia. Moscow soviet gathers telegrams he sent to European monarchs and to President Poincare. Rumors claim he faces charges of a verbal alliance with the Kaiser at Potsdam against France and England.
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International News Service
London
Russia
Petrograd
Daily Express
Poincare
France
Potsdam
England
Riga
Daylight Hearing At Oklahoma City
Complaints about the daylight saving law may be filed with interstate commerce commission representatives today at Oklahoma City. Commercial bodies railroad officials and shippers from northern Texas Oklahoma and southern Kansas may voice troubles with the new law during the hearing.
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International News Service
Oklahoma City
Okla
Interstate Commerce Commission
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Flag Day birthday of the Stars and Stripes observed nationwide
An article marks June 14 as the 141st birthday of the American flag noting its 1777 approval, early display with Washington, and evolution through wars. It recalls Origin, symbolism of colors and stars, the first use in 1777, and later adoption of 48 states by 1912 plus MIT's role in early tank development.
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International News Service
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Continental Congress
Journal of Congress
Philadelphia
Baltimore
George Washington
Orpheus
Scotland
United States
Congress
Brandyswine
George Bloch
New York City
State Board of Education
Laws of
New York
Nasby
Marengo
Port Hanson
Robert Anderson
Fort Sumter
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Andrew Campbell
Richard Realf
Sir Harry Vane
Louis Dessaing
Arizona
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Koppel
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Meade
Bae Eteins
E. Washington St
J. N. Eower
Islands
Princess Yoke
Natias
SSS
the Stars and Stripes
Cambridge
Boston
Washington
Narare Ea Cee
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
E. F. Miller
Rey
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