Northcliffe arrives in America to coordinate war work
Lord Northcliffe, head of the British war mission, lands in New York aboard an American ship and proceeds to a city hotel. He will meet Washington officials to coordinate existing British wartime organizations and aid, while avoiding public pomp and focusing on administrative duties. A crowd gathers on the pier and at the hotel as reporters chase quotes and photos.
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Silverman
Feip Ter
Bean
Emu Goldman
Joh
Leon Bameun
J. Inbitt
Samm
PhD Baran
Murahal
Earthy
Lord Northcliffe
Yesteday
Pier
London Times
The
Daily Mail
Isetae
United Kingdom
Secret Service
America
Lord
Cray
Washington
Arthur James Balfour
British War Commission
Ilo
Smactf
War Cabinet
United States
Mr. Balfour
Northcliffe
André Tardieu
Lord Northcfitfe
Cestain
Rome
Ireland
City Exceeds Loan Share in Liberty Bond Drive
The Liberty Loan district oversubscribed by 12 million and aimed to reach 1 billion as New York City and nearby counties push subscriptions. Albany Rochester and others show gains while Scouts begin campaigns on Wall Street endorsing bonds. Mayor Mitchel and executives add large pledges and bank totals push past 40 million.
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Federal Reserve District of
New York
Liberty Loan
Liberty Loan Committee
Treasury Department
New York City
Second
Federal Reserve District
Fairfield County
Conn
New Jersey
Albany
Rochester
Binghamton
Elmira
Syracuse
Buffalo
Stamford
Newark
Batavia
Hempstead
Gloversville
Arthur Woods Anpaeret
Police Department
Liberty Rand
Railreals
Alfred H. Smith
New York Central Lines
Mitchel
Frank A. Vanderlip
Thomas W. Lamont
Mortimer L. Schiff
Boy Scouts of America
America
Wall Street
Mitchell
National Army
Mitcher
Prendergast
Leonard M. Wallstein
First National Bank
Liberty National Bank
New York Trust Company
Bankers Trust Company
Mexican Petroleum Company
RE. le Doheny
Mexican Petroleum
Advance-Rumpany
New Orleans
Texic Jo Mexico Railway
Standard Oil Company
New York Lifepany
Myron T. Herrick
Remick, Hodgen & Co
Women's Library Loan Committees
Tizries V. Rich
National City Bank
Fifth Avenue
Astor Trust Building
Second Street
Junio Theatre
Seventh Avenue
Forty-second Street
Army and Navy Prefer Women as Clerks
Washington reports that during the war women applicants will be given preference for clerical positions in the War Navy and Comptroller departments. The policy may be extended later to cover all branches of the government.
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Washington
Navy
Sinn Fein
South of Ireland
Redmond
Fve
John Lonadate
Wilkins O'lsmen
Lloyd George
William Redmond
Ite
Iceland
Uberty
Great Britain
Mr. Asquith
Joseph Devlin
British Sweep Mile of Trenches in Flanders Front
British forces advanced southeast of Messines and captured about a mile of German trench system along with seven field pieces and several prisoners. Raids continued elsewhere with German positions entered near La Bassee Vermelles and Armentieres as French and British lines hold. Berlin claims all British assaults failed while French batteries press from St Quentin to Craonne and near Mount Camillet.
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Messines
Flanders
Lislans
Trentino
Angello Pars
Mount Ortigara
Trent
Balkans
London
Movsines
la Toterie Farm
Warneton
Plumer
Wytachnete
Armentieres
Hrntiah
Ranners
Hindenburg
Messines Ridge
Plamer
Comines
Klein Zillebeke
Yor Common
Lille
Arras
Roubaix
Tyre
Bayaume
Berlin
la Bassée Canal
Monehy
Scarpe River
British War Office
Epehy
Cambrai
Two German Seaplanes Destroyed Off Dover By British
June 11 report from the Dover patrol states a Dover drifter engaged five German seaplanes at about 5 am. One plane was destroyed, its pilot rescued by a second enemy craft which was then attacked. both pilots were captured and the plane sank. The remaining three escaped.
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Tandon
Dover
Admiralty
Wilson to Outline War Aims in Flag Day Speech
Washington reports President Wilson will deliver a major war aims speech for Flag Day next Thursday. Officials expect a comprehensive statement of U S objectives and position, surpassing the Russia Provisional Government message in clarity and impact. Wilson's allies say the Russian note was too general and failed to rouse the nation.
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Washington
Wile
United States
Russia
Wilson
Britain's War Aims Stated by Wilson, She Tells Russia
In a note published today in Germany, President Wilson outlines war aims and informs Russia. Foreign Office withheld comment until tomorrow while German newspapers report the document has caused a sensation there.
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Britain
Wilson
Russia
the Hogue
Germany
Foreign Office
Willing to Revise Her Agreements
London, June 11. Britain replies to Russia on May 8 with a note stating free Russia will not seek conquest or annex territory. Britain supports liberating oppressed peoples and endorses Wilson's principles. If needed, Britain is ready with allies to review existing agreements to ensure lasting peace and happy, contented nations.
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London
Great Britain
Petrograd
Russia
Poland
Wilson
American Congress
London Predicts Freer Discussion Of Peace Terms
London telegraphers report across papers from Morning Post to Manchester Guardian backing President Wilson’s Russian message. Most editors foresee freer debate on terms, with Britain ready to state aims while Central Powers face pressure to end fighting, amid speculation on Austrian politics and Hungary’s Esterhazy appointment.
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London
Arthur S. Draperty
Morning Post
Manchester Guardian
Wilson
Lori Northcriffe
Daily Mail
Hohenzollerns
Asquith
Lloyd George
America
Daily
Great Britain
Petrograd
Europe
Arthur Henderson
Austria
Count Esterhazy
Hungary
Count Andrasey
Count Tisza
German and Austrian Papers Forecast Russian Offensive
London reports June 11 that German and Austrian papers predict an imminent Russian offensive. Reichpost Tage blatt and Gazelle in Vienna Prague print news of movement behind the lines and foresee Brusiloff s armies advancing soon. Berlin notes quiet, Petrograd cites a small outpost clash on the western front in Courland Poland Galicia. Rumors in London speak of a drive by reorganized Russian forces with Brusiloff in command and Ker in inspection.
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London
Vienna
Reichpost
Prague “Tageblatt
Cologne
Brusiloff
Berlin
Petrograd
Courland
Poland
Galicia
Mowever
Russia
Ker
Tang Front
Wounded Russians Demonstrate for War Support
A large procession of wounded and sick soldiers from hospitals paraded through streets yesterday in a strong display supporting the continuation of the war. Banners and motor cars carried maimed men unable to walk, and the demonstration left a far reaching impression.
Russian War Minister and Extremists Clash
A dispatch to Forward reports a clash between Russian War Minister Kerensky and Extremists in Petrograd. The same message notes the peasant Congress favors total abolition of private land ownership. A second clash is also described in the same dispatch.
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Kerensky
Forward
Petrograd
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