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13 Jun 1918

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New York Times

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New York, New York, United States of America

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Jun 13, 1918

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5

West Point Graduation Delivers 1919 Officers for War

The United States Military Academy commissioned another class of officers as World War I escalates in Europe. Secretary Baker, Gen. March and Maj. Gen. Sibert attended the ceremony at West Point, praising leadership and pledging continued troop deployment. Cadet Dean led the class with Cadets Timothy and Casey among top ranks. Ken Wang, the Chinese cadet, distinguished as twelfth in the class.

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New York Times United States Military Academy United States Germany Baker Peyton © March William L. Sibert Ges Army Harry F. Hodges National Army Division Camp Devens Mass Thomas Don March France Bran” Dein America Tillman Ker Regular Army Academy Hi Fer Silver Europe Tilla West Point Ture Nationa Military Academy Polytechnique Verdun Ita Rome God of Nations England Italy Alps Asiage Lafayette Rochambeau Ken Wang Sturgis Samuel D., Jr St. Paul Minn Ludgher Jacob G Pearia Tansey Patrick H Memphis Tenn Timothy Nashville Tompkins F. P Shirley Townsley Clarence P., Jr XN. Y Turner F. T Traverse City Mich H. M Johnstown N. Y Wang Ken Ward Albert F Chicago Charles Lewiston Idaho Weeks J. Arthur New York City Wells Wayne W Nebre Reginald Phoenixville Williams Herbert B Wilson N. C. Wilson Hugh M., Jr Opelika Ala Young J. M Norfolk N. C Washington D. C Zachman J. P Gibsonburg Ohio Dean Timothy, Casey R. F. Hamilton Kramer Matthews Shattuck L. H. Hewitt Grenata Olyphant
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Gerard Sees Tirpitz Plan and Postwar Economics

Ex ambassador James W. Gerard tells New York Board of Trade and Transportation that Germany aims to seize the British Navy and force wartime indemnities on the U S. He urges repeal of Sherman anti trust law to compete postwar and criticizes Prussianism as a threat to American prosperity. He warns of German economic control and the need to avoid lagging output under government purchase schemes.

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Germany America James W. Gerard New York South America Gerard United States Board of Trade and Transportation House of Representatives
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Cox and Willis Candidates in Ohio

Governor James H. Cox announced his bid for re election on the Democratic ticket but will not campaign due to war conditions. Frank B. Willis former Governor announced his Republican bid advocating state and national prohibition and a limited campaign.

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Cox Willis Ohio Columbus James H. Cox Frank B. Willis Delaware
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Wilsons Talk Angers German Press Inference on Mexico speech

President Wilsons address to Mexican editors provoked sharp reactions in German papers with insults and doubts about US aims. Mexican press widely printed the speech with limited commentary while Gov Garcia Vigil voiced views urging democratic vigilance against German militarism.

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Amsterdam Wilson Vorwirts Mexico United States Mexico City Washington Garcia Vigil Chamber of Deputies
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Plea for unified Allied command in the Mediterranean

Archibald S. Hurd urges a single allied command for Mediterranean fleets. He warns that German crews may seize eight Russian capital ships and more cruisers, adding to Austria's fleet, which would create a formidable, multi-navy force under divided leadership.

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London Daily Telegraph Archibald S. Hurd Mediterranean Germany Black Sea Mr. Hurd Adriatic Dardanelles Austria
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Minotto Drops His Fight After Internment Ruling

Count James Minotto ally of Louis F Swift is interned at Fort Oglethorpe after a court ruling that a person born in Germany may be held as an enemy alien despite Italian citizenship. His lawyer Henry Veeder calls the policy change surprising and bases the case on birth country.

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New York Times Chicago James Minotto Louis F. Swift Packer Oglethorpe Henry Veeder Minotto Germany
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