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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1917
Page
9
There were no disorders detected and all signs point to a stable condition with no expected problems. The assessment concludes that no complications are anticipated, supporting a continued normal course.
A telegraphic analysis by Isaac Don Levine argues Greece's abdication of Constantine could trigger shifts across Bulgaria Italy and Russia. It suggests Bulgarian Premier’s Berlin trip reflects fear and that Greece's monarchy vs republic question may influence Allied policy and regional power dynamics.
A historical portrait of Constantine of Greece, who hesitated amid Europe’s war choices. The king’s indecision split Greek fate, as Venizelos urged alliance with the Allies and Prussian influence loomed. His neutrality stance led to dwindling popular support and Venizelos’s resignation amid the Dardanelles drive.
The article traces Constantine's decline as Venizelos rises. Bulgaria advances, Greece splits between royalists and republicans. Allied pressure and internal defection erode Constantine's power as Salonica cheers for a national government. The king clings to neutrality while the allies blockade Piraeus.
Washington June 12 Congress delay in enacting food legislation was taken up by President Wilson and the Cabinet today The President decided to hasten action and may urge Congressional leaders to press immediate passage Hoover expects the food administration to be organized when the control bill passes Readings show Belgium relief figures and Stanford and Rockefeller connections aiding Hoover with temporary staff assignments
Montenegrin cabinet reshuffle follows resignation of General Milo Matanovitch. King Nichola appoints Eugene Popoviteh as premier and foreign minister. Milo Vouiviteh remains finance and public works minister, Veliko Milichevitch is justice and public instruction minister, and Niko Haidoukovitch becomes interior and war minister.
Washington plans for united labor support to urge swift congressional action on food control legislation. A conference will align Herb Hoover, AFL officials, and Congress friendly members to back passage by July 1. Grant Hamilton said labor will launch a union campaign if the bill gains AFL approval.
Secretary Daniels announces a Senate Naval Affairs Committee inquiry into anonymous charges against the Navy Department. Admirals Twining and Strauss are ordered to testify about ordnance supervision and alleged deficiencies in ammunition inspection as a leak probe advances. The source notes a possible Detroit link and a missing telegram, with Justice Department involvement sought.
The discussion centers on Mr Daniels views of confidential documents and the risk of revealing information. Some see motives as patriotic while others believe a reformer would approach the Secretary directly with the charges. The committee members joke about spy or traitor labels amid the dispute.
Albany June 12 Clifford R Pettis Superintendent of State Forests has been appointed a recruiting officer for timber workers to be sent abroad for early service in France The regiment will join the Engineers Reserve Corps and is being organized at the Allies request The duty is to rot out timber for the armies behind the battle lines in France The regiment is formed of New York woodsmen to support military timber needs
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