Bakhmeteff to Return After Visit Abroad
Washington June 6 Russian Ambassador Boris Bakhmeteff, slated to quit and have credentials canceled, will return to the United States after a brief overseas stay and base in New York. He may face a Borah subpoena over funds and activities tied to his tenure, raising doubt about his return.
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Boris Bakhmeteff
Kerensky
State Department
United States
New York
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Bakhmetem
Mete
Congress
Bakhmerett
Julio Biter
Don
Orlano
Leor
Brazil
Greece
Juge-Slavia
Textile workers strike widens across New Hampshire mills
On June 5 striking textile operatives in New Hampshire reported only about 600 of the 25 000 normally employed were at work as mills reopened. The strike since February 15 had closed mills in Manchester Nashua Dover and Somerworth over a 20 percent wage cut and a 54 hour week. In Rhode Island police and guards moved to eject families from company houses while a restraining order blocked eviction for nonpayment of rent or related issues.
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N. H
Associated Press
New Hampshire
Nashua
Dover
Somereworth
Providence
National
Pontiac
Justice Tan
Superior Court
B. B. and
R. Knight, Inc
Rill
Rhode Island
Born Fool Dog Faces Ownership Test in Brooklyn Court
Magistrate Geismar postpones a custody trial over a collie named Shep Roy or Boy until July 1 after Lafeman and Mrs Horowitz dispute ownership. The dog, claimed to be unpaid for by 21 dollars, is described by Mrs Horowitz as “born food” and lacking sense. The case hinges on the dog’s rightful owner as both sides present the animal in court.
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Geismar
Collie
Golemar
G Avenue Court
Brooklyn
M Collin
Gel Lansman
Vernon Avenue
William Horowitz
Lanaman
Shep
STV
Horowitz
Solomon
Blair Removes 2 Attaches Dropped on Charges
Blair removes two attaches amid charges of taking pacasivote from government files. Washington dispatch notes a clerk in the payroll unit testified to day about the alleged removal of official papers from government records. Five killed in Oakland powder blast. three injured as a dryer wrecks the plant near San Lorenzo.
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Washington
Samuel G. Patricell
Bureau
Oakland
Cal
San Lorenzo
Spirit Chanted to Saint Saens in War Theories
Paris reports Camille Flammarion argues science may verify soul survival after death beyond the body. He cites Saint Saens hearing a wartime chant and other postmortem phenomena as evidence, while cautioning against religious or spiritualist bias and noting many cases require verification.
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Paris
Preas
Camille Flammarion
Flamarion
Cnses
Saint-Saens
Troubles Rise as Irish Defenders Hold Against British Arrival
Dublin reports say Irish forces resisted a British assault on a village near Trales Bay where British troops landed by boat and moved to the rear. The Seattle Spirit, a Moore McCormack liner, was seized with munitions concealed in barrels, prompting talk of a U.S. neutrality breach and a British protest to the State Department.
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Fonterae
Hfe
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Hoboken
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Seattle 3
Trish Port
Tts
Vilage
Seattle Spirit
Moore, McCormick Line
New York
Trales Bay
Roger Casement
Collins
Dublin
Associated Dress
Michael Collins
Ken x Mo
Belfast
Craig
Ke Enth
Ista
Belleek
Magheramenn Castle
DeValera
Valera
United States
Shipping Board
Omec
State Department
Moore & McCormack
Broadway
A. ¥. Moore
New York University Class Day Celebrations and Honors
New York University holds Class Day activities on Battery Hill at 2 pm with ivy planting at Gould Hall and a crematory ceremony. A university dinner follows at the Waldorf Astoria. Chancellor Ellsworth Brown presides as memorial portrait for Colonel Fern Sprague is unveiled. Phi Beta Kappa keys awarded to seniors Michael Reehler Theodore Distiar and juniors Mitchell Fisher Lester Denonn Joseph Moree. Alpha honorary senior engineering society announces nine members. Mitchell S Fisher wins centuriest contest for The Romance of America and Eugene Haber wins oration on France and the Indemnity.
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College of Arte and
Pure Science
College of Engineering
Battery Hill
Gould Hall
University
Widorf-Aptoria
Elmer Ellsworth Brown
Fern Sprague
School of Commerce
Waverley Pi Phi Beta Kappa
Michael Reehler
Theodore Distiar
Mitchell Fisher
Lester Denonn
Joseph
Wu Pei-fu Drives Into Manchuria With 60,000 Forces
A June report from Peking states General Wu Pei-fu’s main army has invaded Manchuria pursuing the renegade Chang Teo-lin. About 60,000 Wu troops advance toward Mukden while a second division marches overland and a naval force is poised at Pehtaiho to protect foreigners. Foreigners are warned to evacuate Shanhaikuan as fighting looms.
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Associated Press
Wu Pei-fu
Manchuria
Chang Teo-lin
Chinehonfu
Mukden
Taku
Aly Ligether
Mokden
Curlew Te
Pehtaiho
Curlew
Chang
Harbinson
First
Canton
Li Yuan-hung
United China
Dr. Sun
Preac
Shanhaikuan
Gulf of Laotung
Wu Pei-t
Chibi
Liushouying
Peitaho
Chiblin
Tientein
Ltter
China
American Legion Message Read at British Legion Conference
H N Jackson of Burlington Vermont read the American Legion message to the British Legion's first annual conference in London June 5. He said the two peoples share stock and ideals and must press civilised progress together. The crowd cheered as he spoke of future ties between America and Great Britain.
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American Legion
London
H. N. Jackson
Burlington
Hanford MacNider
British Legion
Iso
America
Great Britain
Action Speeds Inquiry on Turkish Atrocities in East
Official notification prompts investigation into Turkish atrocities in Anatolia. Britain plans to invite United States and Allied representatives to join a commission in Constantinople. Mustapha Kemal Pasha orders conscription of Christians in Cilicia, forming Tabor brigades to front lines. Turkish press advocates cleansing Christians from Cilicia. Christians face imprisonment, land seizures, and deportations amid war.
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Dane
London
Ion
Anatol
United States
Fenee
Constantinople
Adana
Cilicia
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
U. S. Plans Five Hospitals for Disabled Soldiers
Washington June 5 decision to build five veterans hospitals for disabled soldiers at Liberty New York Knoxville Tennessee Chillicothe Ohio and Tacoma Washington to lease Muskogee Oklahoma for a new veterans facility. cities named reflect federal effort to expand military medical care and housing options for injured service members.
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Liberty
N. Y
Knoxville
Chillicothe
Ohio
Tacoma
Wash
Muskoger Okla
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