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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1918

Page

5

Ten Year Term for Mrs Stokes in War Protest Case

Mrs Ros Pastor Stokes of New York was sentenced to ten years in the Missouri State Penitentiary on three counts for violations of the act. The sentences run concurrently with no fines, and a sixty day window for a bill of exceptions on appeal was set. The judge called the case part of a systematic opposition to the war and noted possible influence from German sources.

Kansas City Ros Pastor Stokes New York Missouri State Penitentiary Arlea S. Vanenburgh van Valkenburgh Seymour Stokes Sen Stedman United States Circuit Court of Appeals Van Jude van Val- Benourgh Germany Russia Congress Eeak Adinistration The Star

Stokes Defends Wife After Ten-Year Sentence

J. Phelps Stokes, in uniform at home, says Mrs. Stokes supported wartime action and was misunderstood after a trial led to a ten year prison term. He vows to appeal, asserts jury and judge misconceived her motives and that most trouble came from misunderstanding rather than impulse.

Stewards' Pay Raised by Shipping Board

Washington June 1 The Shipping Board announced wage hikes for Atlantic and Gulf vessel stewards and cooks. Chief stewards and chief cooks receive a $20 monthly increase. all other stewards department members gain $15 monthly. The scale is retroactive to May 4. Overtime from 5 PM to 6 AM pays at higher rates for chiefs and others, with exceptions for regular night men.

Washington Shipping Board

Fire at Gleeson Wire Works Engulfs Plant in East Newark

A blaze swept Gleeson Wire Works at 407 John Street East Newark New Jersey destroying looms and storage likely fueling a loss around 60000 dollars. East Newark firemen called for assistance from Harrison. Company president E Gleeson Jr cannot explain the cause of the fire.

Gleeson Wire Works John Street East Newark N. J United States Harrison E. Gleeson, Jr Thomas the Company

Torpedo Sinks American Transport Lincoln Off French Coast

News in London and Washington confirm the American transport President Lincoln was torpedoed by a German submarine while returning to the United States. The 18,000 ton liner sank in about thirty minutes with few casualties expected as destroyers rescued most survivors.

London President Lincoln United States Washington Navy Antilles

Japan Loyal to Allies Says Premier Terauchi

Premier Count Terauchi told The Daily Mail Tokio correspondent there is little chance of a German Japanese alliance now. He stressed Japan remains loyal to the Entente, aims to keep India and Pacific oceans secure, and believes Britain’s victory is tied to Japan’s own future. He defended the Anglo Japanese alliance as central to Japan’s war aims.

London Germany Japan Count Terauchi Tokio Daily Mall Count Terauch Entente Siberia Ple Great Britain Mediterranean Far East Terauchi

British air raid on Karlsruhe and targets across occupied Europe

London reports another raid by British squadrons on Karlsruhe. Long distance bombers dropped over a ton on the Karlsruhe station and workshops, with losses claimed and one aircraft missing. Additional tonnage hit the Metz Labiens rail area and Bruges docks, plus multiple railway targets in Metz Labiens, Karlsruhe, and Thionville.

London Karlsruhe War Office Rhine Mets-Lablens Siz Bruges Zeebrugge-Bruges

Wireless Telegraphy Station On Track In France

Paris reports American naval officials are installing a wireless telegraphy station in France scheduled for use in August. The project, costing about 2,500,000 dollars, will link with the station in Ana and is to be taken over by the French Government when complete.

Paris France Temps Ana

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