Critics Arouse Chancellor's Ire in Reichstag Debate
Berlin dispatch reports the Imperial Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg delivering a fiery Reichstag address aimed at Conservatives and other opponents. He named pacifist critics including Wolfgang Kapp, faulting the opposition as ready to overthrow the cabinet while Pan-German Liberal press hails his defiance.
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Berlin
London
von Bethmann Hollweg
Vorwarts
Wolfgang Kapp
Germany
East Prussia
Herr von Heydebrand
Reichstal
Count von Weestarp
Kapp
New York
Tageszeitung
Taglische Rundschau
Lokal Annerger
Skagerrak
Charges Move to Oust German Chancellor in Reichstag
Berlin reports show MPs demand the removal of Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg amid debates on war credits and peace policy. Key figures like Count von Westarp and Herr von Payer back opposition while Gradnauer and Socialists support the chancellor in defense of government plans. Amsterdam dispatch notes Wilson mediation hints and Germany’s stance against external pressure to surrender gains.
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Berlin
Meichstag
Oeller
Count Rieh von Westrap
Dr. Spahn
Jea Herr von Payer
Gradnaver
Sec
London
Friec
Westrap
Wich
Imhad
Baty
Alist
Herr von Payer
von Bethmann
Va Tag
Lar
Herr von Pelin
Submar
Count von
America
Amsterdam
Reichstag
von Bethmann Hollweg
Presigent Wilson
Berlin Reichstag Speech Spurs War Unity and Resolve
Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg urged unity across parties in a wartime address, vowing Germany will fight and conquer. He praised German resolve and referenced Verdun Hindenburg and the navy while defying Britain and rejecting further peace talks. The speech drew widespread applause despite Conservative and Socialist dissent.
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London
Reichstag
von Bethmann Hollweg
Germany
England
Dr. Liebknecht
Verdun
Hindenburg
Albion
Victory a token of future for Germany and sea routes
The passage reflects on enemy miscalculations during economic hardship and claims a naval victory as a sign of future German success. It asserts England’s domination blocks sea routes and foresees equal rights and freedom for smaller states under German leadership.
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Germany
England
Autos Supersede Wagons In Early American Industry
A census Bureau survey shows 1914 carriages and wagons output fell 25.1 percent from 1909 with 397,509 fewer units. Total vehicle output dropped to 1,187,002 valued at 72 million dollars, as auto production rose and horse drawn crafts declined across the United States. Government wagon use rose sharply, while sleighs fell nearly half. Carriage and wagon factories produced 1,128 automobiles in 1914, up from 44 in 1900.
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Sam L. Rogers
Bureau of the Census of
Washington
United States
William M. Stewart
Reckless Woman Fined After Train Crossing Incident
Mrs. Mariana W. Pease of East Hempstead was fined ten dollars by Justice Edward T. Neu after a May 26 incident at the Merrick crossing. Her car, with passenger Mr. Hale, grazed the locomotive pilot and skidded into a telephone pole, but both escaped with slight bruises. The Long Island Railroad has marked crossings to deter motorists from beating trains, with more prosecutions planned.
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New York Times
Lynebrook
L. L
Mariana W. Pease
W. Albert Pease
East Hempstead
Westbury
Meadow Brook
Edward T. Neu
Long Island Railroad Company
Mra. Pease
Newark Pupils Parade Marks 240th Anniversary
Newark staged a grand 240th anniversary parade with over 85 000 students from public private and parochial schools. More than 100 000 spectators lined Clinton Broad and Elizabeth avenues as 11 public and 6 parochial school divisions marched past City Hall review by Acting Mayor O'Brien and officials.
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Newark
Elizabeth Avenue
Clinton Avenue
Broad Street
Patrick C. O'Brien
H. Wellington Wack
William H. Camfield
Randell D. Warden
Kilgallon to be interned in Dublin under defense act
Ambassador Page in London informed the State Department that John J. Kilgallon a New York student arrested in Dublin in connection with the Sinn Fein uprising will likely be interned until war's end under the Defense of the Realm Act. A release request from Senator O Gorman was recently transmitted. Kilgallen studied in Dublin. The charges against him are not specified.
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Washington
London
State Department
John J. Kilgallon
New York
Dublin
Sinn Fein
Department
O’gorman
Kilgallen
West alias Hayden Bozzell sought in New York fraud case
Inspector Faurot of the New York Police Department wired Atlantic City authorities that Frank H. West alias Hayden Bozzell, arrested here on mail fraud, is wanted in New York for obtaining money under false pretenses. He allegedly conspired with Joseph Can Tellero of Brooklyn to sell a motion picture theatre for 4900, paid with a check that was stopped, with $60 agent’s commission, then fled to this city.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Joseph Faurot
New York Police Department Tonight
Frank H. West
Hayden Bozzell
New York
West
Bozzell
Joseph Cantellero
Marion Street
Brooklyn
Model of West Side Tracks Meeting Urges West End Input
John C. Coleman president of the West End Association calls those interested in the New York Central West Side improvement to attend the Board of Estimate meeting Friday morning at 10130 o clock to urge creating a precise model showing the proposed effect of the current project.
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West Side
John C. Coleman
West End Association
New York Central West Side
Board of Estimate
Death of Lord Kitchener Shocks Grand Central Bazaar Crowd
Amid French Day at Grand Central Palace the Allied Bazaar mourns Lord Kitchener. Ambassador Jusserand and committee members move among booths as doors close for safety after a large crowd swells the venue. Affected events include a theatre program and charity drives for the B F B Permanent Blind Relief Fund and French Wounded Emergency Fund.
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Jusserand
France
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Paula Frisch
Mme. Jusserand
Gaston Liebert
New York City
British Or Relief Association
England
British War Relief Association
British War Office
I. Seaman
Relief Association
Waller Mulliner
Zelah van Loan
Booth
Ireland
Lord Aberdeen
Mme. Frisch
Allies
Lady Colebrooke
Thomas Whittemore
United States
Russia
Volga
Les Gens de Lettres Francais
B. F. B. Permanent Blind Relief Fund
Nelles Booth
Gertrude Robinson- Smith
Dacia
Rochambeau
B. Fr. B. Permanent Blind Relief Fund
Theatre de Verdure
Nina Dimitrieff
M. la Farge
Orphee Langevin
Charles Keeler
Margerite Gabriel
Ancer
M. Edouard de Kurylo
M. Fernand D'Orbess
Steinway piano donated to Massachusetts booth for hospital
A $10,000 Steinway piano inlaid with mother of pearl has been donated to the Massachusetts booth by Mr and Mrs John Endicott Peabody of Boston. It will be sold at Margaret Mayo's booth to benefit the hospital.
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John Endicott Peabody
Boston
Margaret Mayo
Booth
Kanabe
5Th Ave
39Th St
Victor Records
Rythmedik Music
President Wilson to lead flag day parade in unostentatious style
President Wilson plans to march at the head of the preparedness parade on June 14 and has ordered a government holiday for Washington clerks to join. The order exempts only those not needed for public service while noting possible exceptions. Mrs. Wilson and Cabinet ladies will view from a stand near the Post Office Building, with the President wearing a black frock coat a silk hat and a small American flag on his lapel.
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New York Times
Washington
Wilson
White House
Tumulty
District of Columbia
Navy Yard
Woodrow Wilson
Marines Kill 18 Rebels In Caribbean Engagement
Rear Admiral Caperton reports that a 200 strong rebel force attacked the marine camp at Monte Christi. Seven rebels were killed with no American casualties. A separate report states Haitian gendarmes and marines killed Metellus Codio and nine rebels near Fonds Verretes with no American deaths.
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Caperton
San Domingo
Navy Department
Monte Christi
State Department
Haiti
Metellus
Codio
Fonds Verretes
Turkish Offensive Rejected Across Caucasus Front
The War Office reports Turkish attacks with artillery support in the Caucasus near Baiburt Erzingan were repelled on multiple sectors. A Sunday clash near Kahnikin 150 versts northeast of Baghdad resulted in a successful action against the Turks.
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Erzingan
Kahnikin
Bagdad
Carpenter Alfred Binns Dies By Own Hand Near Yonkers
Alfred Binns a well to do contracting carpenter from Sagnamore Road Bronxville shot himself in the mouth with a revolver in a field near Tuckahoe Road Central Ave Yonkers late yesterday afternoon. He was found alive by Otto Frey and died before reaching St Johns Hospital. He leaves a wife and four children.
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Sagnamore Road
Bronxville
Tuckahoe Road
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Yonkers
Wy Oy
Otto Frey
Binns
St. John's Hospital
Bronx Hoard of Trade Hosts Bronx Auto Tour Guests
Following its five year custom the Bronx Hoard of Trade welcomed about 00 bankers and manufacturers from other boroughs on an all day automobile tour of the Bronx. In the evening they dined at Hunter Island Inn and heard remarks from Borough President Douglas Mathewson and Congressman Henry Bruckner.
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Douglas Mathewson
Henry Bruckner
Harvard Professor Warns Against Prejudice in War Times
Professor William Allen Neilson of Harvard, delivering the Phi Beta Kappa oration at Columbia, urged unity beyond party lines and warned against letting national prejudice drive judgment amid crisis. He criticized German intellectuals for surrendering independence and urged cautious, fact based policy as the U S stands at a global crossroads.
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Harvard
Coumbia
Nielson
United States
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Ubat
Children of Light
Ostwald
Roentgen
Haeckel
Wundl
Eudon
Hauptmann
Sudermann
Klingel
Liebermann
Humperdink
Weingartner
Tose Dixit
Neilson
Mexico
Quote on civic duty and clear thinking for nation building
A speaker urges citizens to offer personal service and insists the unique duty of the trained thinker is to aid the nation in thinking clearly, honestly, and wisely. The message emphasizes thoughtful civic responsibility and responsible public mindset.
Garrison Attacks Ryan in Kennedy Suit
Ex Secretary Lindley Garrison, representing David E. Kennedy and Claire Kennedy, assailed Allan A. Ryan in a Supreme Court suit before Justice Glegerich. Ryan seeks to block salaries and prevent control by the Kennedys in a close corporation where Ryan holds 4 percent, while noting the need to borrow for notes and contesting voting power.
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Allan A. Ryan
Thomas F. Ryan
Lindley M. Garrison
David E. Kennedy
Claire E. Kennedy
Justice Glegerich
Supreme Court
Kennedys
Ryan
Joan
Isidor J. Jesel
Mr. Ryan
Garrison
Kennedy
Caar
Kiesel
Rioters Battle Police Over Italian Irish Bricklayer Strike
Rioters clash as police quell protest near Montgomery and Water Streets after shots fired. Six arrests follow amid rival unions of Italian and Irish bricklayers. Figures Fumo Lasorsa Tomacelli Cresar Stantinello Guardeni opposed arraignment later.
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Frank Fumo
Fast 120Th Street
John Lasorsa
Uman 120Th Street
Joseph Tomacelli
East 114Th Street
Ferdinand de Cresar
Vincent Stantinello
Chrysth Street
Joseph Guardeni
East Thirteenth Street
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