Convict Berkman and Goldman Sentenced in Anarchist Case
The jury found Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman guilty of conspiracy to obstruct military law. Judge Mayer sentenced Berkman to prison and Goldman to a term. both face possible deportation to Russia. The crowded courtroom included deputies and a bomb squad as spectators watched the verdict.
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New Ban on Cable Messages Abroad Prompts Inquiry
Washington reports a government plan to curb overseas cable news to neutral countries. Senator Penrose seeks a Senate resolution demanding all official dispatches, including Admiral Gleaves reports, be made public to explain U boat attacks and Allied convoy actions.
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Massapequa Sinks Off French Coast With 31 Rescued
Massapequa, a vessel owned by Franklin D. Mooney’s New York & Porto Rico Steamship Co, sank near the Iles of Sein off the French coast about twenty eight miles west of Brest. Mooney said he had received a cable confirming the rescue of the crew of 31.
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Billion Bushels Our Gain in Crops to Aid in War
Crop prospects show combined wheat output surpassing last year by 38 million bushels. Corn leads, expected to match 1912 bumper yield. rice and potatoes also rise, boosting wartime food supplies.
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Wilson Draft Plan Expands National Guard Service
President Wilson issued a proclamation ordering the Federal drafting of the National Guard on Aug 5 and calling eleven states for July 15 and nineteen more for July 25. The move adds over 300,000 men to national service and outlines exemptions for staff corps and non tactical officers.
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Whisky Seizure Clause Questioned as Unconstitutional
Senate debate assails Smoot amendment to the anti liquor section of the Food Administration bill. Senators admit constitutional concerns and discuss redrafting provisions. Steering committee meet to weigh excising iron cotton and other controls while Chamberlain seeks early vote and closure rules loom.
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Austrian Cabinet to Quit After Two Weeks in Office
Amsterdam July 9 The Austrian Cabinet led by Dr. von Seydler will resign after only two weeks in office having formed June 24. It replaces the six month old Clam-Martinic ministry which faced a stormy tenure.
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Indigestion remedy ad continues on page two
An advertisement promotes Acta Phosphate as a wineier and appetite enhancer used before meals. It mentions Jones promoting the product and urges readers to buy a bottle.
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Kaiser to Convene Crown Council in Serious German Crisis
Berlin reports indicate the Kaiser planned a Crown Council Sunday to decide key issues as Germany faces crisis. Erzberger’s speech has intensified debate on the Chancellor’s political future while papers urge calm and proper restraint amid mounting tension.
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Daring French Air Raid on Basen Krupp Works
French aviator Sergeant Maxime Gallois led a seven hour night raid against Krupp munitions at Basen. He crossed a front line twice, flew over several cities, reached Essen and dropped bombs aimed at the workshops. He returned to base after a 466 mile mission with all night navigation aided by moon and stars.
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Reventlow scoffs at attacks on transports and troop credit
The Hague dispatch quotes Country Reventlow ridiculing torpedo assault reports on American transports. He claims the massed attack story is a swindle and mocks American nerves and descriptions, noting that only Pershing and a small staff reached France. He questions submarine visibility and calls the tale a propaganda ploy.
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Emperors Seek Neutral Envoys in Berlin Conference
Berlin reports say envoys from neutral powers were summoned for a conference with hidden aims. Erzberger reportedly met the Austrian Emperor amid tense positions, as he prepared a controversial attack.
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