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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1917

Page

4

Northcliffe Sermon Links War to Global Unity and Planes

Lord Northcliffe urged a postwar federation of Allied nations and praised newspapers for frank war reporting. He cited the airplane industry as a key victory hope and predicted demand for drivers and motor trucks as America joins the war effort. Roosevelt sent a note endorsing full use of resources against the common foe.

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Painlevé Calls for coordinated US airplane program

M. Painlevé urged rapid American leadership to build plants and supply aviation for France. He praised American aid including engineers and aviators, argued for long island and car production integration, and stressed rail reconstruction as vital to victory. He thanked the US for nurses, doctors, and soldiers who aided France.

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Officers Probe Cocchi Case And Motorman Contacts

Detective testimony details the investigation into Cocchi murder case at the Fourth Branch Bureau. Police trace motor cycle officers links, inspect summons books, and question Cocchi’s wife regarding his whereabouts and possible alibi while noting officers’ repeated contact with Cocchi as a “hard working man.”

Fourth Branch Brown Flannelly Wallstein Fianne Leoniea McGee Cocchi Haggerty Fourth Bureau Reher Husband P. Cooper Oter Motor Cycle Icemen Meredit Cooper Lagarenne Cruger-Cocchi Tsa Gocchi Cat

Cocchi Faces Electric Chair In Italian Extradition Case

Alfredo Cocchi, sentenced for the Ruth Cruger slaying, expresses moral acquittal yet accepts legal penalty. Reports say authorities weigh his mental state and possible insanity while efforts continue to extradite him. He is confined at San Giovanni in Monte prison as trial nears in Bologna.

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Pershing Expedition Powers Wartime Support

The article discusses the slow process of preparing American troops for trench warfare, noting acclimation needs after frontier service and strategic and logistic challenges. It argues the initial mission was political to bolster French morale, with future divisions to be deployed as ready, under constant supply efforts.

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Pershing Relocates to Ogden Mills House Near Army HQ

General Pershing and his staff moved from the Crillon to 73 Rue de Varenne. The home was provided by owner Ogden Mills and lies adjacent to the Hotel Biron near the Army headquarters area, formerly the residence of Prince Gortchakoff.

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Creel Urges Local Boards to Unite Press and Government

George Creel, head of the Committee on Public Information, urged New York State editors to form local boards of control to unite newspapers for easy contact with government. He warned that individual action in censorship is bungling and group action is needed to defend censorship and uphold press freedom amid public scrutiny.

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Arrest of Mercier Priests Reported in Belgium and Germany

Telegraaf reports several priests accompanying Cardinal Mercier were arrested recently and taken to Germany. Bishop Legraive of Malines is among them. Twenty others are imprisoned in Belgium including Cardinal Mercier’s private secretary who received a one year sentence for a Whitsunday sermon on Christian charity.

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