White Book of the Kaiser Seigians Reply to German Charges
Reproduced German charges claim that she encouraged francs-tireurs and that troops priests and civilians were killed. The German government denies these assertions and presents counter evidence of alleged German retaliation and executions. The document cites accusations and replies with names and dates, noting press reports and church figures involved in the controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigliar
Netlee
Coment
Giemar
Joan Mirugut
Germany
Enyturion
Csal Mercier
Paty
Mariecs
Sisia
German Traope
Rome
British and German Assertions on Zeppelin Raids
A wartime piece reports on London views of German Zeppelin raids, noting alleged mutilations and exhumed corpses as proof for atrocities. It cites calls for an American‑led investigation under the Belhop presidency and criticizes the White Book for lacking solid proof while detailing civilian harm including women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinel Mercier
Belpass
Viscount Bryce
Helzian
Wilson thanks league in telegram of support
The Montclair branch of the final Security League sent President Wilson a telegram expressing support for his foreign policy stance. The President replied gratefully, assuring them of appreciation and confidence in his course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monteco Lune
Montclair
Leagge
Tommer Sige
Wilson
Austria’s Woes Escalate Amid War Strain and Internal Turmoil
Reports from June 3 describe Austro Hungarian forces stretched by diverse front lines from Pragat to Dalmatia. Army use strains grow as Slav, Italian, and Trentino troops mix risks. Hungary and Germany bear the burden while discontent rises. The Pope faces pressures over Rome while Italy presses along the front, with Benedict XV resisting coercion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romer
Austria
Mestie
Ulna Newapapars
Lywn
Dalmatia
Hungary
Count Antonyz
Kaiser Franz Josef
Rumania
Bulgaris
Con
Teme
Spain
Eise Alfonso
Germany
Aly Grecaen
Benedict XV
Holy See
Rome
Corporation Schools Convene Third Annual Convention
The National Association of Corporation Schools will hold its third annual convention in Worcester Massachusetts this week. Delegates will discuss requirements for young men and women entering business. Firms sending representatives include New York Edition Company Consolidated Gas Company Pennsylvania Southern Pacific and Santa Fe railroads Tackard Meter Car Company Bauitable Life Assurance Society and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Schools
National Association of Corporation Schools
Worcester
Mass
Firma
New York Editon Company
Consolidated Gas Company
Pennsylvani
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Tackard Meter Car Company
Bauitable Life Assurance Society
Russian Censor Suppresses Large Number of Papers
A Copenhagen dispatch reports 1914 Russian press censorship with 465 periodical issues and 230 non periodicals banned. Temporary bans occurred in 46 periodicals and 24 non periodicals, while 44 newspapers ceased operations due to persistent restrictions.
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Berlin
Copenhagen
Call
Busines
War effects reach Arctic circles as Penn expedition studies tribes
Philadelphia June reports Euronean war impacting Northern Siberia where HOU Hall leads a University of Pennsylvania expedition for ethnological collections. Hull's letter from Monastir notes food prices rose. the Arctic journey, lasting over a year, surveyed Samoyed Doigan Tungus and Yak peoples, yielding specimens and new insights before planned return this summer.
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Philadelphia
Siberia
Hou Hall
University of Pennsylvania
Monastir
Yerinel
Hull
Arctic
Elrele
Lena
Yenisei
Halt
Yxiu
Clamor of War in Garden of Eden Reported
A London dated dispatch says General Nixon reports Tigris operasyon in Avintié Ta with General Tomstennile and Captain Nuts advancing. Amara is occupied by British forces. numerous officers and 2100 soldiers captured or surrendered. The British push toward Mesopotamia as Turco forces retreat.
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London
Yohn KE Nixon
Tigris
Avintié
Tomsstennile
Nuts
Motitia
Amara
Cers
Dvarce
George ¥. Gorringe
Een
Revon
Tecra
Mesopotamia
Assyria
Garden of Eden
Morgels
Atneta
Tigaogah
Crow Files
Hartt
Protest Over Arms Exports China Mongolia Pact Debate
A German American group led by Herman Biddee circulated a petition to President Wilson opposing arms exports, urging a wartime embargo to keep neutrality. The document cites twelve precedents and calls for government action to protect U S life and neutral rights. Representatives of China Russia Japan will sign a treaty shaping Mongolia’s status amid Chinese revolt and regional influence.
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Herman Biddee
Wilson
League
Pekizeg
Jone
Chica
Moscolia
Kink
Siberia
Foterly & Sent
Mongolia
Wizhin
China
Russia
Japan
Inner Mongol
Sterfere
Maed Chine
Tions
Adriatic Mastery Rivalry Deepens After Lissa
In London in June 1866 Austria recalls the victory at Lissa yet dares no battle now. The note details a lingering Adriatic rivalry with Italy, noting Austrians would avoid direct clash while Italian and French fleets grow stronger. It compares fleets, noting four Italian dreadnoughts and Austria’s seven ships, and cites improved Italian gunnery over two years.
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London
Lissa
Itajan
Adriatic
Alfiasce
Menttality
Montecuccoli
Hons Ile Faperiere
Fiscuas
Italy
Tegethost
Persano
Texethos
Kueh
Italy and Austria face naval reform after war lessons
The article reviews lessons from a campaign showing the need for reform in gunnery and fleet tactics. It discusses the balance of fortified ports, control of key sea routes, and the potential threat from mines and submarines. It notes Austria and Italy as central actors in shaping future naval power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Abel
Ian Mesh
Austria
Hucan
Pola
Alysim
New York Passengers Report Calm At Sea
On June voyage the American liner New York reached port with passengers saying they sighted no submarines. Several travelers reported they were near the French coast but saw no hostile craft. all wore life belts and stayed on deck amid lingering fear of attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tendon
New York
Tribune Ecorro
Arclents
New York Tugs Sell War Vessels to Canada for War Effort
The Merritt-Chapman wrecking Company sells three large wrecking tugs to Canada. The vessels J. J. Merritt William B. E. Chapman and Commi sail for Halifax to serve as mine trawlers and to transport heavy guns and munitions to transports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt-Chapman Wrecking Company
J. J. Merritt
William BE. Chapman
Commi
Halsfay
Fleet of 33 upper bay shelters gathers in harbor
In Gravesend Bay a record fleet of 33 vessels anchors including twenty four tramp steamers four masted and two frigate rig ships. The British Standard Oil Sark Hrilliant loaded with oil for Staten Island toawait favorable winds. Monitions of war loaded on three ships, while the German interned steamer Magdeburg carrying dynamite faced Allied threat amid tense standoff with a naval tug nearby.
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Sailor's Song Harbor
Standard Oil Sark Hrilliant
Gravesend Bay
Magdeburg
Africa
Wilhelm Due Grosse
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Arctic Circle
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