Teutons Shift Attack Gain at Douaumont Verdun Fight
German and Austrian forces renew massive assault on Verdun, pushing to right bank near Vaux and Dead Man Hill. French defenders counter with reserves and heavy machine gun fire as bombardment intensifies, while Berlin confirms gains on the left bank but overall struggle continues around Fort Douaumont.
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Verdun
Hill 204
Meuse
Joffre
Crown Prince
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Keiser
Italy
Hhis
Auccess
Teutons
Thiaumont
Douaumont
Vays
Fort Cousumont
Vaus
Paris
Jons
Cumieres
Mill 204
Dead Man Hill
Anon Verdun
Bertin
Formouth
Vaux
Desd Man Hill
Newr Vaux
Farux Vaux
Fort Douaumont
Fond
Meune
Berin
Les Courettes
Dead Man
Douaus
Pink Tea Rival Trials Shake Hotel Albemarle
Magistrate Cornell heard West Side court testimony about two pink teas and their contrast to a dry martini. John Stafford, former butler at Jay Gould's estate, failed to convince the magistrate to reinstate the Albemarle Hotel license, which was revoked two years ago, and he was held on a $1000 bond.
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Cornell
West Side Court
Fifth Ave
John Stafford
Jay Gould
Albemarle
West Fifty-fourth Street
Stafford
M Nultys Goats Run Amok on Fifth Avenue Quietly Arrested
Two goats from James McNulty's livery on East Forty seventh Street wandered to Fifth Avenue causing panic among promenaders. Police received several calls as the animals roamed into the Hotel Netherland lobby before being captured and placed in East Fifty third Street station cells.
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James McNulty
East Forty-Seventh Street
Fifth Avenue
McNulty
Hotel Netherland
Fortyenith Street
East Filtyirat Station
Cela
Wilson to Lead Defense Parade in Washington
President Wilson will march at the head of a preparedness parade in Washington on June 14, the opening day of the Democratic National Convention. He will review the procession from the Post Office Department after marching from the Peace Monument, budget permitting, and urged government departments to allow employes to join.
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Washington
Wilson
East
Kersting Seeks 10th Missouri District Seat
Henry A. Kersting, president of the St. Louis German American Alliance, filed for the Republican nomination in Missouri's 10th District. He resigned as alliance president to avoid using the office to advance his political interests in a district once represented by Richard Kartholdt.
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Louis
Henry A. Kerating
St. Louis
German-American Alliance
Guy
Corneas
Missouri
Richard Kartholdt
Kersting
Allianes
Alli Anes
Two Hamburg Liners Sold to Britain for One Million
Baltimore June 1 The Atlantic Fruit Company has sold steamships Sarnia and Siberia, once Hamburg-American Line vessels, to British government interests for 1,000,000. Siberia was at New York and Sarnia bound there. a certified check of 557,000 covered the Siberia. The ships, about 2400 tons each, were previously owned by Hamburg-American and resold to Atlantic Fe Company since the war began for 5,000.
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Baltimore
Atlantic Fruit Company
Staateamiers
Bar le Duc bombed. civilians among dead and wounded
War Office bulletin reports German air attack on Bar-le-Duc, thirty miles from Verdun. Eighteen civilians killed, including two women and four children, twenty-five wounded, among them six women and eleven children. Bar-le-Duc, birthplace of President Poinecaré, had a 16,000 population in peace times.
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Paris
Army to Stay in Mexico Despite Note
The Tribune reports that United States forces will remain in Mexico despite Carranza's note. Pershing will stay unless Carranza demonstrates control of the border, with officials noting the expedition aims to curb Villa bands and that withdrawal to Colonia Dublan is underway. Debate continues on Latin American reactions and Wilson administration stance.
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Tribune
Marea
Washington
Currars
General Pershing
Carranga
Wilson
Carranza
General Scott
Obregon
Villa
Pershing
Crrrana
Tident
Latin America
South America
Chili
Guatemala
Curranan
International High Commission
Eter
Carranas
Carransa
Wilton
Colonia Dublan
Flag Burning by Bouck White Flocks at Social Revolution Church
Bouck White and followers at the Church of the Social Revolution on West 12th Street burned the American flag in a staged ceremony named after the Marseillaise. A multinational tableau melted flags from eight nations as speeches attacked capitalists and promoted internationalism amid lantern-lit crowds. The event drew mixed reactions from local clergy including Trinity Episcopal and Bouck White, who urged a world brotherhood flag above national allegiance.
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Church of the Social Revolution
West 12Th Street
Rouch White
White
Heneath
England
Germany
Russia
Greece
Italy
Japan
Rumania
United States
Louisa Cherkoff
Romania
Albert Hinkie
Hinkie
Alfred Hinkle
America
Johnson
Trinity Episcopal Church
Newark
Johnston
Waite Death House Transfer and Brandeis Confirmation
Dr Arthur Warren Waite sits in Sing Sing death house ahead of his July 10 execution, smiling as he travels from Tombs to the prison with escorts. Louis D Brandeis is confirmed as associate justice by a 47 to 22 Senate vote, with party lines largely upheld and one Democrat voting no.
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Senate
Arthur Warren Waite
Sing Sing
Handen
Loo James
Waite
Thomas F. Burke
George F. Spellman
New York
Dr. Waite
Frank
James
Wade
Fron
The
Tribune
Brean
Washington
Louis du Brandeis
Supreme Court of the United States
White
High Eat Court
Capitol
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Francis G. Newlands
Nevada
la Follette
Norris
Poindester
Grenna
Clapp
Jon
Clarke
Arkansas
Sherman
Illinois
Molen
Connecticut
O’gorman
Wadsworth
Johnson
Newlands
Inter
Brandeis
Wilson
Murphy Reaches Rapprochement With Roosevelt in Newark
Governor Murphy the Republican leader in New Jersey reconciled with Colonel Roosevelt during the Newark celebration of the 260th anniversary. Murphy met Roosevelt at Market Street Station and again at the Robert Treat Hotel, presenting an American flag as Roosevelt spoke to about 10,000. Several Newark officials and supportive figures gathered, including Colgate wearing a Roosevelt button, signaling a notable shift in state GOP politics amid intra party tensions.
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Republican National
New Jersey
Roosevelt
Newark
Murphy
Chicago
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Republian
Mos
Everett Colby
Robert Treat Hotel
Market Street
Kansas City
St Louis
William B. Kinney
Exposition Hall
Oyster Bay
Colgate
T. R. Button
Austin Colgate
Roosevelt Button
Franklin Fort
Roosevelt Republican Committee
George Voula
New Je
Bird Spencer
William J. Bradley
Camden
Clarence FE
FB. Hetrick
Asbury
Frank P. Jess
William A. Lord
W. Muzzy
Paterson
Nelson Bs.Gaskill
Horden. Whiting
East Grange
William A. Mott
Essex County
Raymond
Ransevelt
Weasel
Uahie Park
Roosevelt Gains Favor In Betting
Chicago and St Louis reports show Roosevelt odds shifting to even money for the Republican nomination. Odds posted across cities reflect rising confidence in Roosevelt as the likely GOP nominee, with large stakes noted at the Vanderbilt Hotel on the convention outcome.
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Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
St. Louis
Sixteen Votes Lost to Hughes in RNC Contest
Chicago June 1 Sixteen prospective votes for Justice Charles E Hughes in the Republican convention were set aside as the national committee seated the Henry B Jackson delegation of Georgia after a long contest. The session also addressed Alabama and other state contests, while Roosevelt and Hughes supporters blocked a plan for sub committee hearings.
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Charles E. Hughes
National Committee
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Jackson
Georgia
Walter H. Johnson
Johnson
Mughes
Root
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Alabama
9Th Congress
State Central Committee
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Mississippi
Missouri
North Carolina
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Roosevelt Ana Nughes
Republican National Committee
Delates
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Roose
Reed Smoot
Utah
Hughes
Roosevelt
Allies Turn Guns On T. R. As Strong Man For 1904 Ticket
Roosevelt and Fairbanks face pressure from both sides as old guard Republicans weigh reviving the 1904 coalition. A plan naming Root for Secretary of State and Burton for Treasury is floated, while Progressive leaders seek non confrontational cooperation with Republicans. Indiana and Ohio delegates show support, and the aim is a united ticket with Roosevelt aligned factions.
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Strong Man
Chicago
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Fairbanks
Root
Burton
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Pla
Indiana
New Mary
Wise
Ohio
Burtons Stness
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