Republicans Urge Heavier Blow at Foe
At a Republican Club dinner honoring Will Hays, Roosevelt is praised as a symbol of wartime vigor while speakers press for a total war effort. They urge Americans to fight Germans wherever found, defend allies, and speed troop mobilization including consideration of action in Siberia and the Balkans.
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Balkans
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Will H. Hays
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James St. Sheffield
Mr. Sheffield
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Etevon
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America
National Republican Committee
Mays
Haya
West
Yeater
Germany
Ms. Wadsworth
Rusia
Siberia
Mr. Wadsworth
Calder
Goveror Whitman
Berlin Admits Booty Figures Were Too High
LONDON June 6 The metal shortage in Germany grows more anxious as authorities admit war lords inflated booty claims. An official statement says large captures could not disrupt mobilization of metals and that confiscated metal must meet needs of navy railways post and war industry.
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London
Germany
Havana Issues Rules In the Event of a Raid
Havana authorities issue instructions for enemy air raid: extinguish all lights visible at sea, citizens retreat to homes, and all cafés restaurants theatres and public places close promptly under orders from Colonel J. R. Sangully, chief of the national police.
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Havana
J. R Sangully
National Police
Mrs Pankhurst Arrives From France on Secret Mission
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst, veteran suffrage leader, arrives at an Atlantic port aboard a French liner amid secrecy. The voyage coincides with Allied efforts and war news as Miss Mabel Boardman reports on Red Cross work, and other dignitaries aboard discuss missions, stock deals, and U boat activity along the coast.
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Atlantic
Germany
America
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Mabel T. Boardman
Red Crass
Red Cross
Katemu ‘Thierry
Nan
Helen Clay Frick
Henry Prick
L. W. Falchi
Henry Bruere
Julian B. Beatt
Berne
Switzerland
American Metals Company
Bruare
Washington
Clemenceau Bets All On U S Help In War Unity
Paris June 5 The Clemenceau government wins a confidence vote in the House of Deputies amid Socialist uproar. Premier Clemenceau hails Allied victory and says Americans will arrive to aid the defense. He foils Socialist push for immediate military intercession talks as tension runs high in the chamber.
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Clemenceau
House of Deputies
Desentinel
Srma
Tribune
Marcel Cuchin
Raffine Dugens
Deguise
Clem
Cuchin
Inet
Front
Tewis
Ohio Flight Lieutenant Killed in Texan Field Fall
Flight Lieutenant Franklin W. Clark of Medina Ohio died at Brook Field Post Hospital after a fall two miles south of the field near Brook Field. He was an Oberlin College graduate and son of F J Clark of Medina. News of the accident was released after his death was announced.
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Texa
San Antonio
Tex
Franklin W. Clark
Medina
Brook's Field
Oberlin College
F. J. Clark
Executor on Way Here With James Gordon Bennett's Will
Eugene Higgins, executor of the late James Gordon Bennett's will, is due to arrive in New York within a day or two. The will is expected to be opened soon after his arrival, as efforts to settle Bennett's estate continue.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
James Gordon Bennett
Paris
Eugene Higgins
York
Bennett
United Statec
Three Farmers Killed In Indian Uprising
Henrietta Oklahoma June 5 Three white farmers reported killed as Creek Nation Indians armed and took refuge in the hills near the old hickory stamping grounds. Reports say the triple killing could not be confirmed.
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Henrietta
Okla
Old Hickory
Plot in Liquor Bottles In House Office Building
Rep Randall of California argues empty beer and whiskey bottles found in the House office building were planted to smear prohibition efforts. He suggests the bottles came from a junk shop. Moore of Pennsylvania counters the claim as a tactic to discredit him. London reports German U boats active off the U S Atlantic coast, a surprise to Britons.
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June
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House
Washington Times
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Brewers’ Journal
Moore
Pennsylvania
U. S
London
Atlantic
United States
What Is Going On Today One MPAL Wheaties
An extended rundown of events and exhibitions appears across several venues. Highlights include a war relics exhibition at the Museum of Natural American artifacts, a national conference on economy and trade, and a meeting of the New York Electrical Society with plans announced for a reciprocal display at the Grand Central Palace.
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Wither
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Paw
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Heatun Stead
Bret
Tire
New York
Bitiwre
Keseere
Het Astor Ge Saat
Charing & Waltman
Young
Cart von Aveibe
Ronklge
Mooney Pardon Plea Carried to California Governor
President Wilson again urges Governor Stephens to spare Thomas J. Mooney in the Preparedness Day bombing case. Mooney’s fate hinges on California Supreme Court action and clemency limits as protests mount from labor unions and international supporters. Governor Stephens declines further comment while Mooney’s lawyers seek a writ of probable cause.
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White House
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San Francisco
Wilson
Stephens
California
Mooney
Supreme Court of California
Mde
Supreme Court
Congress
Pacific Coast
Rose Pastor Stokes
State Supreme Court
Shoes and Ships and Sealing Wax at Cantigny
A chaotic WWI era column blends poetry and humor. It recalls battles at Cantigny and the U boat menace while comically detailing lime shortages, the contraband drink ban, and a Brooklyn dog custody case. The piece blends somber war imagery with social satire and local color.
Nutley Boots Hearst Agents After Mass Paper Burning
Nutley New Jersey residents clash with Hearst agents as crowds burned The New York American yesterday but no Hearst papers were sold or offered today. Locals say Hearst called off further distribution after a show of force, while oldtimers Vereland and Ritchie sold other papers. Lieutenant Boynton and Lieutenant Parsons described the event and the Erie Railroad’s role in keeping agents at bay.
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Hearst
Franklin Avenue
Erie
New York American
New York
Nutley Tooy
Oldtimers
James Vreeland
T. H. Ritchie
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Claude W. Boynton
R. 3. Parsons
Company D
Erie Railroad
Erie Station
Henrat
Movement to Bar Out Hearst Papers Starts In 2 California Towns
The Santa Monica Vigilance Corps moves to ban buying The Los Angeles Examiner, owned by William Randolph Hearst, after a May 27 unanimous vote. Riverside also acts, urging libraries to exclude papers opposing the government and spreading German propaganda. The Santa Monica group counts about 275 members, led by local business figures, pledging to stamp out disloyalty.
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Los Angeles
Santa Monica Vigilance Corps
Los Angeles Examiner
William Randolph Hearst
Toca
Beach
C.C. Doran
Riverside
Cal
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Council Chamber
Elmira Mayor Denies Hearst Whitewashing
Elmira officials dispute a New York American claim that Hearst papers were whitewashed by the Common Council. Mayor Hoffman and Alderman Morgan deny action on Hearst matter and say the issue is postponed, with anti Hearst resolutions still before the council and await a clearer majority.
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Hearst
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New York American
Hoffman
Guy B. Morgan
Dispatch
Natal
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Corning
Park Caures
Richard Marlowe
Hofman
On Council
Swann Silent About Hearst Conspiracy Inquiry
District Attorney Swann declined to furnish information on progress in investigating R Hearst's complaint that The Tribune and other parties sought to prevent him from reporting. He said he had not yet formed a conclusion and would not discuss the matter until the inquiry is complete.
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