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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1917

Page

3

Denman rejects Goethals price on steel contracts

William Denman head of the Shipping Board rejects a $35 a ton steel price for wartime shipbuilding contracts. He would not sign agreements with that tentative figure and says the government should not endorse such terms. Bernard Baruch is named as another key player in the steel negotiations.

New York Times Washington William Denman Shipping Board Jeet Corporation George W. Goethals Dencan Loowney Ork Denman Steel Corporation Downey Construction Ee! Corporation Naieman Xt le Denens R. Jenera Bernard M. Baruch

British note on China echoed by Washington stance

Washington reports the British Government declined to adopt the U S suggestion urging China factions to cease fighting. The British reply emphasizes friendly interest but questions the wisdom of intervention while China remains torn by internal strife. Washington stresses support for a united China to curb domination and danger in the Far East.

New York Times Washington State Department United States Great Britain China Peking

Chang-Hsun Dominates China as Dictator Hope Grows

General Chang-Hsun has become virtually the ruler of China with President Li Yuan Hung as a figurehead. Insurgents plan a Tientsin convention to form a Provisional Government led by the Dictator and possibly restore the Manchu Empire.

Peking Chang-Hsun Li Yuan Hung Tientsin Chang-Hesun Russia Germany Canton

Spain averts revolution as unrest lingers in Catalonia

A Madrid dispatch says the crisis between government and army is resolved by the premier, but danger remains from Catalonia secessionist sentiment. Paris reports warn of imminent strikes in Asturias and rail losses, with coal shortages and wartime submarine disruption aggravating Spain's economic strain.

London The Times Madrid Granment C Cabinet Asturias Spain Bay of Biscay Rman

Zeppelin Hit By Defense Fire Amid Night Attack

Eyewitnesses report a Zeppelin struck by anti aircraft fire during a night raid. Fire lit the sky as the airship began to burn, its hull collapsing and plunging toward the sea after moments of visible flames and breaking apart.

Missouri Preacher On Folkestone Raid

Rev Burris A Jenkins of Kansas City Missouri among those who survived the German air raid on Folkestone England in which many were killed and injured he gave a statement to The Associated Press Correspondent describing the horrors witnessed during the raid

Folkestone England Associated Press Burris A. Jenkins Kansas City

Militia Strength Rises Ahead of Federal Service

The Public Information Committee reports National Guard strength not yet in federal service as of June 10 includes 5,231 officers and 146,744 men, up from 4,439 officers and 140,500 men on April 1, with notable losses in Alabama Hawaii and Kentucky and gains spread across Ohio New York Connecticut and other states per the June 10 table.

Washington Committee On Public Information Today Militia Division War Department National Guard Alabama Hawaii Kentucky Ohio Nework Connecticut Delaware District Columbia Maine Massachusetts New Hampshire New Jersey Pennsylvania Rhodesia New England

Describing a deadly raid as a survivor recalls a seaside attack

The correspondent recounts witnessing a naval bombardment near a coastal town. He describes the sunlit sea, incoming bombs, and the panicked yet restrained reactions of civilians and soldiers, noting 200-plus casualties, including fatalities and severe injuries.

Demand Air Reprisals Suggested by London Meeting

At a London Opera House gathering Lord Mayor backed government reprisals in the form of ceaseless attacks on German towns to pressure Berlin to stop air raids. Several mayors and MPs attended and proposed joint action by France and England targeting Berlin and Anklfort.

London London Opera House House of Commons France England Berlin Ankfort

Ripper's Mark on Ruth Cruger Case Revealed in Basement

Police dig in Cocchi motor shop basement uncover a tunnel carved under a board floor with a crude exit toward the street. Investigators find a possible method used to move the victim and examine tools linked to the murder amid ongoing efforts to trace accomplices and extradition issues with Italy.

Gocchi Manhattan Street 127Th Manhattan Streets Captain Cray Ned Rock Cocchi Shul Min Warts L. K Weat — Street Cruger Woods Amall Bohen Italy Antonio Car Barnet Baff Mr. Bohan

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