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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1917

Page

3

Torpedoplane plan urged to curb U boats and German fleet

Rear Admiral Fiske proposes building a large torpedoplane force to stop U boat sorties, bombard Kiel Channel, and attack the German fleet. He argues air naval balance could deny submarines access to the North Sea and give Allies command, urging rapid construction alongside existing schemes. The Aero Club of America and defense bodies were informed of the suggestion.

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President Wilson backs air fleet program with war effort

President Wilson endorsed a $400,000 air fleet program urged by War Secretary Baker and the Aircraft Production Board. In a letter to Baker he said he is willing to back a strong congressional presentation. The plan aims to build a fleet of battle aircraft and train thousands of aviators, with possible congressional action early next week.

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No Prisoners From Raider Washington

The Navy Department said reports of Evitieh steamer arriving with prisoners from a German raider were unfounded. Officials spoke with naval officers at the Atlantic port and found no truth in claims that the British vessel carried captives from the raider.

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Costa Rica Backs Up Brazil In World War Policy

In San Jose on June 22 Costa Rica replies to Brazil’s note revoking its decree of general neutrality in the U S and Germany war. The Costa Rican government affirms full alignment with Brazil on pan solidarity defending the American vow of interbatiogala SS and a true interpretation of Doctrine.

Costa Rica Brazil San Jose United States Germany Brasil Ince Pan Solidarity

Ruth Cruger Mystery Aims at Fourth Branch Police

Testimony before Commissioner Wallstein unveils how Ruth Cruger vanished and who led the early investigation. Captain Cooper details missing person reports, police conduct, and suspected Cocchi ties as detectives pursued leads and family input.

Police Seek Gangster Linked to Abduction Ring

Police Magistrate Koenig issued a warrant after witnesses tied a suspected kidnap gang to abducting girls for trafficking to Latin America. Investigators pursued connections to Ruth Cruger’s death, Mrs Consuelo La Rue's attack, and a possible firing at Alfredo Cocchi's West Eightieth Street shop.

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Gas men barred from Cocchi's cellar in Cruger case

District Attorney Swann highlighted two days after the girl's disappearance when Consolidated Gas Company inspectors could not access Cocchi's cellar to read the meter. J A Nevins, a subway guard, testified seeing a wagon at Cocchi's shop and suspected activity, reporting to police. Swann noted a letter Cocchi received in May and tied the witnesses to possible items removed from the shop.

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Suspect Antonio Cocchi Convicted in Assault Case

A man identified as Antonio Ci Cocchi of 108 Mulberry Street faced a court on a charge of assault against a six year old victim. A witness described seeing the child held by the hair and dragged along the street. The defendant was convicted with sentence suspended, and the signature on the record prompted Mrs Cocchi to claim resemblance to her husband. Assistant District Attorney T Dooling declined to disclose full details of her testimony but noted the wagon visit to the Cocchi shop aligned with her prior statements.

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Woods Ousts Cooper and Suspends Four Police

Commissioner Woods removed Acting Captain Alonzo Cooper from command of the Fourth Branch Detective Bureau and suspended four motorcycle policemen tied to Cocchi shop activities. The moves follow an investigation into the Ruth Cruger disappearance and alleged graft among riders, with further firings likely as records and summons forms are audited.

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Plan for Air Reprisals Against German Raids

London discusses public support for air reprisals on German cities as retaliation for air raids. Officials caution against hasty action, noting risks, costs, and uncertain military value of extended campaigns. Conversations emphasize strategic delay until air power and planning align with broader war aims.

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Gaffney Seeks Irish Cause at International Conference

In Stockholm American Consul at Munich St John Gaffney reports from Berlin on plans for an independent international settlement conference. Stockholm says the Russian delegation has left Petrograd and the German Socialist minority may join the conference despite controversy. Copenhagen papers discuss three Socialist representatives including Boris of Buffalo and Dr New York Forward as likely participants.

London St. John Gaffney Munich Stockholm Berlin Petrograd German Socialia Hugo Haase Carl Kautsky Arthur 'S Eduart Dernstein Copenhagen Germany Boris Buffalo Dr. M New York Forward Dviteh Frain

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