Wonders of Yellowstone Park New Features Exhibition
An advertisement touts Yellowstone Park delights with new features for tours. It promises dramatic geysers and scenic beauty surpassing Niagara, highlighting a Cody Rost route, park hotels, and a Yellowstone Folder from the agent in New York. The copy stresses a guided trip to see famed landscapes and hotel stays at $1201.
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Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone
Niagara
Rotek
Aden
Benecunie
Nauechile
Canty
Turlington
Yraar, Dent
Bimadenss
New York
Press Censorship Clause Is Killed By Conferrees
Washington June 4 conferees on the espionage bill agreed to strike out the newspaper censorship clause. The report, with a slight change in another section, will go to the House Wednesday. Adoption by both chambers is expected with little debate.
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Washington
Conferrees
House
Cerinte
Conferree
Keet Baby Sought In Ozarks By Crowds
Springfield Missouri June 4 crowds of Sprinfield residents and neighbors hunted the Ozark Mountains for missing infant Lloyd Keet son of banker J Holland Keet abducted Wednesday night. Keet refuses aid from friends and county officials and rumors say a ransom of six thousand dollars is sought.
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Jonda
Sprincield
Ozark Mountains
Lloyd Keet
J. Holland Keet
Keet
Mr. Keet
Vice-President Feng-Kwo-Chang Resigns in China Crisis
A telegram received in San Francisco on June 4 reports Vice President Feng-Kwo-Chang handed his resignation to President 14-Yuan-Hung. The same message says the president issued a proclamation urging factions to unite as internal troubles threaten China’s republic and war across the nation looms.
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San Franciscn
Feng-Kwo-Chang
14-Yuan-Hung
China
Agreement Expected In Fo-Kien Province
Fo-Kien Province reports a settlement expected between Chins weh relations and the Peking ceement after a break in ties. Officials here claim both sides anticipate a conclusive accord to end the dispute amid ongoing declarations and negotiations.
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Fo-Kien
Chins
Diplomats Seek Compromise in Civil War Tensions in China
Washington reports diplomats foresee a political settlement in China without a civil war. They note factions differ over war with Germany, fearing Tuan Chidai's rise if war is declared. Provincial governors back war with limits, while Dr San San and southern leaders push for peace. The scene centers on elite politics and potential peace.
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Promaoe Tribune
Washington
China
Els
Chita
Germany
Tuan Chidai
Tuan Chi-dul Alko
Dr. San
Jes
Provident
German Ship Renamed Schurz for U.S. Navy
Secretary Daniels announced renaming of seized German ships for the U.S. Navy. Geier becomes Schurz, Breslan Bridgeport, Kiel Camden, Leibenfels Houston, Saxonia Savannah, Vorennen Quincy, Nicaria Pensacola, Odenwald Newport News, Hohenfelder Long Head, Freida Leonhardt, Ko Astoria, Androweta Bath, Rudolf Bamberg Beaufort, President Kittery, Lockson Gulfport. Many names link to navy history. Geier renamed for Carl Schurz amid wartime shifts.
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Daniels
Navy
Geier
Schurz
Breslan
Bridgeport
Kiel
Camden
Leibenfels
Houston
Saxonia
Savannah
Voren
Nen
Quincey
Nicaria
Vensacola
Odenwald
Newport News
Hohenfelde
Long Head
Freida Leonhardt
Ko Astoria
Androweta
Bath
Rudolf Bamberg
Beaufort
President
Kittery
Lockson
Gulfport
Comet
Rondalu
Carl Sehurs
Sunlt
Charleston Harbor
United States
Germany
U S Soldiers Acclaimed In English Town Blackpool Welcome
An early report from Blackpool describes the arrival of American troops from Ohio, many university students and medical students, welcomed with bands and a civic reception led by the mayor. The troops parade from Talbot Road station to Town Hall, receiving three rousing American cheers and meeting local officials. They are to be billeted on Albert Road and later attend a public reception with mementos planned.
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Blackpool Times
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Oho
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Talbot Square
Talbot Round
Talbot Road Station
Iater
John Russell
Bort
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RA. MG
Ripon
Wight
Yolbot Square
R.A. M. C. Depot
Bart
Hirbottle
J. Parkinson
Tootle
United States
U.S
Tootte
Albert Road
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Moore
Cting
France
Blackpool
London
Shin
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George W. Crile
C.F. Hoover
W. E. Lower
Ant
Harry L. Christ
A. D. Tootle
Titus E. Stare
Towers
Chicago Red Cross Unit Reaches England
The Chicago Base Hospital unit, the final of six American Red Cross units sent abroad, has reached London headquarters. Commanded by Major Christopher C. Collins with Major Frederic A. Besley directing, the unit joins 144 American physicians in Europe, 12 Red Cross nurses, and 200 Medical Corps enlisted men already deployed in France.
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Hed Crana
Nbron
Lonion
Ira
Whitelaw Reid
London
Mabel T. Boardman
New York
Boston
Cleveland
France
Christopher C. Collins
Frederic A. Besley
Army Medical Corps
Europe
Red Cross
Medical Corps
United States Army
Confederates To Gather In First Cross border Reunion
Washington June 4 The United Confederate Veterans will meet beyond the old Confederacy bounds for their 27th annual reunion gathering thousands of veterans for preliminary events. President Wilson will speak at noon and James Tanner and Colonel Robert B. Lee will address welcomes in the Pension Office Building reception. General Harrison arrives with a guard from the Indiana G A R camp. Thursday parade will feature Colonel Myron M. Parker and the Army of the Potomac. The Confederated Southern Memorial Association opened with Ernest G. Baldwin urging renewed patriotism and cooperation among veterans.
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United
Hilary A. Herbert
James Tanner
Robert B. Lee
George P. Harrison
G. A. R. Camp
Morriséh
2 Corps Association
Army of the Potoiac
Myron M. Parker
Confederated Southern Memorial Ascoriation
Ernest G. Baldwin
The
Sons of Veterans
South
New South
Baldwin
Writ of Habeas Corpus Refused in Draft Case
Court of Appeals denied Attorney J D Showalter petition for writ of habeas corpus for six men jailed over draft registration opposition. The panel ruled it had no jurisdiction and dismissed the appeal, keeping the detentions in place.
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Straunalmeeter
Court of Appeals
J. D. Showalter
Kansas City
Hoover Denies Predicting Sugar Famine Prices
Washington June 4 Herbert Hoover said reports claiming he predicted famine sugar were unfair and false. He noted a conference suggested shortages unless Cuba’s harvest improves, but assured ample supplies now and no famine. He urged not to alarm consumers and warned against private transcripts shaping public opinion.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Congress
Hoover
Congressional
Cuba
Setion
Elswhere
Food Administration
49 Norwegian Ships Sunk in May 25 Die
London, June 4. Reports received state forty nine Norwegian steamships with a gross tonnage of 76307 were sunk in May. Twenty five lives were lost. Norway is the greatest neutral sufferer from submarine activity and may move toward war with Germany. During March she ranked second to Great Britain in number and tonnage of ships.
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London
Norway
Germany
Great Britain
Germany suppresses two offending papers
Copenhagen June 4 German military authorities suppressed the anti Semitic Staatsburger Zeitung and the radical Woerbiy World after a Berlin dictate. The Staatsburger Zehnbens printed the nation’s account to check antagonism in Germany to Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg.
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Berlin
Germany
von Bethmannl Hollweg
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