Emma Goldman and Berkman Arrested for Conspiracy
Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman, noted anarchist leaders, were arrested on federal warrants for conspiracy to present registration. United States Marshal McCarthy seized Mother Earth and The Blast magazines, along with mail and documents, as Goldman and Berkman were taken to the Tombs.
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Emma Goldman
Alexander Berkman
United States
McCarthy
Lienart George Barnitz
Auests
Mother Earth
Miss Goldman
Herkman
Bist
Deen
Berkman
Marshal McCarthy
W. P. Bales
Carl Newlander
Harry Weinberger
Hitchcock
John C. Knox
Harold A. Content
Russia
Spanish Rebellion Rumors Suppress News in London
June 16 in Lawton reports rumors of a serious revolutionary movement in Spain. The dispatch notes prominent coverage in the press and British concern over events in Spain while signaling restricted communications and censorship.
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Lawton
Spain
PaRitonlevines
Kaiser Promises Restoration of Constantine However Earthly
Berlin telegraph reports Emperor William expressing wrath at the Greek king Constantine’s ouster and pledging restoration to the throne. He vows vengeance against enemies and invites Constantine to return to Germany at the earliest opportunity, sending cordial greetings from William.
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Berne
Berlin
William
Constantine
Germany
Britain Free Irish Rebels Announcement in Commons
London reports Prime Minister Andrew Bonar Law announced in the House of Commons that all prisoners from the Easter 1916 Irish rebellion will be released without reservation. He linked the move to fostering harmony for the Irish convention and reconciliation among Irish parties, noting security concerns were addressed. Joseph Devlin welcomed the decision but urged earlier action to ease tensions and promote goodwill ahead of the convention.
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House of Commons
Andrew Bonar Law
Bonar Law
Ireland
United Kingdom
Empire
Henri Law
Joseph Devlin
San Francisco
Atlanta
Kansas City
Minneapolis
McAdoo
Treasury Department
Treasury
Meg Acten
Germany Slashes Food Rations Amid Shortages
Copenhagen reports German food control offers no new relief as potato rations end and bread portions dwindle. Berlin papers warn of grim grain prospects with scarce rainfall and heat stressing sandy soils, while weather officials confirm cloudless skies across much of Germany.
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Copenhagen
Germany
Food Control Department
Berliner Tageblatt
Tagleblatt
Tate
Russian town proclaims autonomy amid deadly clashes
In Tambov province central Russia the town of Kiremnov declared itself an autonomous republic. A fight between partisans of opposing parties followed the proclamation leaving eight dead and many wounded. Trunine the republic's president was arrested and troops moved to Kirsanoy.
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Petrograd
Kiremnov
Tambov
Russia
Trunine
Kirsanoy
Moreni Sunk After Two-Hour Battle With U-Boat Off Gibraltar
The American tank steamer Moreni was sunk by a German submarine on June 12 after a two hour duel in hazy seas near Gibraltar. Four crew members died. two wounded men later died. The surviving 43 crew members were rescued as the U-boat aided the wounded before submerging.
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Gibraltar
State Department
Moreni
Soa
Sheila
Edward Cunningham
Brooklyn
G. Curran
Germany
Bluejackets
F. Moustner
A. Geerven
U S to Seize All Steel Ships Now Building
President Wilson signed the war budget bill authorizing immediate government takeover of steel merchant ships under construction. Goethals announces plans to produce about three million tons in 18 months, with double and triple shifts to speed completion and potential abrogation of future private contracts.
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Washington
Wilson
Shipping Board
Ths Emergency Fleet Corporation
Fleet Corporation
Congress
Goethals Telly of P
Goerhals
United States
General Goethnis
Flees Corporation
General Goethal
Dienman
Smost
War
Navy
Treasury
Liberty Loan Surpasses NY Subscriptions and Trade
New York reports Liberty Loan subscriptions in the district near 1.06 billion dollars with many banks and institutions adding large sums. Trading on the New York Stock Exchange opens with bonds selling at par and premiums amid a public rush and criticism over a low first sale price.
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Liberty Loan Committee
Iate
Liberty Loan
New York Federal Reserve District
New York Stock Exchange
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Exchange
Stock Exchange House
New York Committee
C. E. Gregory
New York Federal Reserve
New York City
New York
Nassau
Consolidated Exchange
Beaver Street
Mockaway
Boy Scouts of America
Thead
First National Bank
Naonal City Bank
National Bank of Commercs
Chave National
Moouk
Police Department
Post Office
Learned Hand
United States District Court
Liberty Bonds
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Philippine National Hall
Federal Reserve District
Yonkers
William B. Thompson
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Oranges
Edison
Aikempsic
Connecticut
Hartford
New Haven
Waterhur
Beacon
N.Y
Mattea Yan State Hospital
Saugerties Bank
Saugertins
N. Y Ork
New York’ Banka
Leroy
N. Y
Cmcias
Treasury
Isto
Portland Ad Club Sees Tent Show Struck Town
Portland Ad Club hosted a tent show that arrived with one of its famed attractions missing while imitators of Barnum paid admission. The absence altered the show’s reception as spectators noted the gap in spectacle.
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Portland, Ore
Barnum
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