Kolchak Sees Flaws in Allied Proposals
Admiral Kolchak rejects parts of Entente terms for recognizing his government at Omsk. He accepts a Constituent Assembly with full powers but objects to recalling the 1917 body if a new one cannot be formed quickly. He also limits Finland representation and notes Poland independence. He seeks mutual frontier adjustments and continued external help during the transition.
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Paris
Associated Presa
Admiral Kolchak
Gmisk
Moscow
Russia
Finland
Havas
Poland
Semenoff Surrenders to Kolchak After Telegram
General Semenoff, leader of the Cossack Eastern Siberia, telegraphs Admiral Kolchak in response to a formal order removing the stigma of traitor. He places himself and his forces under Kolchak's command. The move followed his defiance of the All-Russian Government last fall, and the action was taken on May 27.
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Semenoff
Siberia
Kolchak
Last Americans Leave North Russia Soon
Archangel reports revised plans show all American forces, including engineers, withdrawn from the North Russia front and ready to sail by late June. A second contingent assembled at Economia Archangel will depart in about ten days. Major J Brooks Nichols, commander on the Vologda railroad sector, received foreign honors and awaits the French Legion of Honor at Brest. Casualties total 20 officers and 536 men with breakdowns by action, disease, and wounds.
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Archangel
Amican
Wll
North Russi Front
North Russia
Economia
Winterport
J. Brooks Nichols
T Vologda
Legion of Honor
Brest
Nichols
Detroit
North
Russia
Reds Wreck Trains in Eastern Siberia
In the Far East province Bolsheviks derail trains on the Vladivostok Khabarovsk line injuring dozens. Near Khabarovsk eleven passengers killed and twenty three injured as Japanese and Allied guards push to stabilize routes. A June 2 Japanese report says Reds attacked Ipolitovka Station but were repelled with seven Japanese casualties. The last Canadian Siberian expedition troop convoy departs as regional guards tighten control.
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Vladivostok
Associated Press
Maritime
Vladivostok-Khabarovsk
Ipolitovka Station
Nikolskussuri
Far
Sudian
Pershing Reports 440 New Casualties
War Department released an army list of 440 names bringing army total to 200,437 including 4,534 prisoners released from German camps. No Marine list issued. overall army and Marine totals reach 296,450 with 75,049 wounded and 23,244 died of disease or wounds. The full state lists cover New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. other states list only the dead.
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New York Times
Washington
War Department
Army
Marine Corps
Inel
Rei
Saetaie
Wagn
Wagoner
Wounda
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
City Addresses and Names Listed From New York Station Notice
A fragmentary city directory snippet lists numerous Brooklyn and Manhattan addresses and names such as Skillman Street Brooklyn Liberty Avenue Brooklyn Stuyvesant Avenue and 109 E 130th Street with residents and occupancy notes. The list includes individuals like W L Houston and E J Guinness along with several others in a dense address roll.
Local Notices and Addresses Mixed in Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists names and street addresses including M Berger at 47 Pitts Street and M Kulfski at 4 West 118th Street along with others tied to Suffolk Street and Broad Street. The text is garbled and partial, showing formatted entries without clear action.
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New York City
Berger, M
Pitts St
Makulfsky
West 118Th St. c
Ingber, S
Suffolk St
Dka
Fitzpatrick, H
Toledo Bars Alien Pickets
Federal Judge John M Killite ordered a restraining order to stop interference with Willys-Overland plant operations and barred non citizens from acting as pickets. He refused to rule on reopening the plant and said only American citizens may picket, while citizen pickets may loiter near the plant with union officials to be consulted.
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Toledo
John M. Killite
Willys-Overland Company
Killits
United States
Newspaper price hike for Sunday editions announced
San Francisco and Oakland morning papers will raise the price of Sunday morning editions to ten cents while Los Angeles papers plan a similar increase.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Los Ang
Governor Calls for Guard on Border
Governor Hobby urged deployment of National Guard on the border after Rangers warned outlaws are growing bolder and renewed revolutionary activity in northern Mexico could prompt raids on ranches and river settlements.
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Villista
Hobby
Mexico
Aguar in Washington on confidential mission from Vera Cruz
General Can dido Aguilar governor of Vera Cruz and son in law of President Carranza arrived in Washington on a confidential mission. Mexican officials say he is an adviser to President Wilson and remains affiliated with the Mexican Embassy while seeking medical consultation.
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Washington
Candido Aguilar
Vera Cruz
Carranza
Mexico
Mexico City
Wilson
Aguilar
Latin America
Bo Long
State Department
Bonillas
Rojo
General Aguilar
Carranga
Embassy role unsettled amid last minute designation
Ambiguity surrounds the official title after Counsellor Hojo was designated as Chargé d Affaires rather than a full ambassador, leaving the embassy leadership in flux at the crucial transition time.
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Ngton
Hojo
Obregon Accepts Presidency Platform in Mexico City
General Alvaro Obregon, ex-Minister of War, accepts the presidency platform in Mexico City. He pledges sovereignty respect, foreign investment safeguards, and equal rights for foreign residents while advocating reduced expenditures over tax hikes and loyalty to those who served the country against Huerta.
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New York Times
Mexico
Alvaro Obregon
Repo Mexico
Regon
Obreso N’ S
Victo
Villa
Revolutio
Carranza
Huerta
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KR. B
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Franklin
Lehmann
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Brooklyn
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St. Nicholas
Ert
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Anderson Gingham
Norfolk
Oys’ Junior Norfolk Suits
DE Pina
Fifth Avenue
50Th Street
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Quinlan
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New York Times Company
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