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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1917

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Ruth Cruger Ripper Victim Autopsy Findings Shock City

Autopsy officials Dr L L Danforth and County Medical Examiner Otto If Sehaltse ruled the Ruth Cruger case a just murder at Bellevue Hospital. Investigations widen as Cocchi’s associates are detained and a police shakeup is hinted amid anonymous tips and ongoing questioning at the Fourth Branch Bureau.

Ruth Cruger Otto If Sehaltse L. L. Danforth Croger Bellevue Hospital Morel Alfredo Cocchi Wadleign High School Italy Woods Fife Herman Rosenthal Burea Grace Houston Cruger Trump Seal Inspector Cray Mancuso Indstrick Cooper le Corners Motor Cocchi Gancenerate Con AO Palum I Serasgng Ferry Ehh

Hoover Seeks Women to Join Food Administration

President Wilson directs expansion of the food administration with a nationwide registration of housewives from July 1 to July 15 via the Council of National Defence and state defense councils. Hoover urges women to pledge service in food conservation, reveal household details, and support relief as the world’s food supply tightens.

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German People Losing Hope of U-Boat Victory

A wartime call urges Germans to curb consumption and conserve scarce foods. Citizens are asked to eat wheatless meals, save meat and fats, increase fish and vegetables, use local products, and store surplus for winter. The plan emphasizes responsibility, thrift, and collective sacrifice to support allies and munitions needs.

Rheims Cathedral to Become a Monument Plan

June reports from Copenhagen and London describe Rheims Cathedral slated as a monument after the war. German submarine data remain delayed with May sinking figures expected to fall from April, while French officials plan to dedicate the cathedral with Allied battle flags as a memorial to the dead.

Copenhagen London Therman Admiralty Associated Press Germany United States Berlin Tages Zeitung Kreus Zeitung Re Oi Cecene Herr von Heydebrand Rheims France England French Restoration Fund Allien

French Ships Repulse U Boats Off Spain

Two French steamers report attacks by large U boats off Spain near Gibraltar. Official notes say both ships repelled the submarines and forced them to abort the attack, with one vessel sailing from the Mediterranean and the other from the Atlantic.

Spain Paris Gibraltar Mediterranean Byubmarines Germany

Air Power Plan Aims to Speed War Victory in 1918

Washington reports indicate the administration will push rapid aviation expansion under the aircraft board. A $600 million initial appropriation funds thousands of training planes and pilots, with aims to overwhelm German air power and support Allied efforts, while balancing ship and food logistics.

Washington Congress Aircraft Board Council of National Defence United States Wilson War Department Baker America Arthur Draper Thames London Europe Spain

Russia Rejects Peace Moves Amid War News From Copenhagen

The Russian council and Duma reject separate peace efforts with Germany while reports from Copenhagen outline German moves to offer an armistice during Russia's constitutional elections. The article notes German hopes for stable government and cites German and British editorials on the war. It also covers the Petrograd congress ratifying Grimm’s expulsion and endorsing ministers' actions.

Barcelona Spain Sweden Petrograd Council of Workmen's Russia Great Britain Copenhagen Germany von Bethmann-Hollweg von Hindenburg Scheidemann Associated Press Russian Council Verhandlungsfahin

Draft List Total Inches Toward War Registration

No new war registration returns reached the provost marshal general's office today. Final reports from Massachusetts, Kentucky and Wyoming are missing, keeping the total at 8,988,790, compared with the census estimate of eligibles of 696,291.

Washington Massachusetts Kentucky Wyoming

Germany Allows Some Neutral Ships to Reach British Ports

The German foreign minister informed the government that Berlin has adopted a measure permitting certain neutral ships bound for British ports to depart from those ports and travel through without danger. The directive aims to ease navigation for neutrals amid wartime restrictions.

DAR Rro Cuneate Ministe Herlin Germany

Duma in Secret Session Demands Immediate Offensive

Petrograd June note reports Duma secret session resolution calling for an immediate offensive with Russia's allies. It brands any separate peace with Germany as treason and urges action to safeguard Russia's liberties and victory. The cabinet had suggested Allies conference to review treaties, except the London accord barring separate peace.

Duma Petrograd Germany Russia Alma London

Peace Offer Declared Germany Desires No Territorial Gain

Stockholm reports details of a German peace offer to Russia via a Swiss translation. The note quotes a German pledge through Bethmann-Hollweg that Germany seeks no land, economic, or political expansion. Robert Grimm, guiding 250 Russian exiles, met German and Austrian officials in Stockholm amid efforts to avoid publicity.

Stockholm London Russia Social Demokrates A. Hoffman Federal Council Robert Grimm Tam Germany Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung von Bethwagn-Hollweg Grimm Prem Grimoe Whitter Ponent ¢ Vary

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