Cocchi Taken and Mayor Orders Police Probe
Alfredo Cocchi was arrested in Bologna amid a broader push for accountability in the Ruth Cruger murder case. New York Mayor Mitchel launched a public inquiry led by Leonard Wallstein, while Commissioner Woods suspended four Fourth Branch detectives for failures in the Cocchi search. Burns accused the District Attorney’s office of negligence, asserting Cocchi’s link to Cruger’s disappearance was proven by evidence from Burns and his agency.
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Alfredo Cocca
Bologri
Italy
Ambassador Page
Ruth Cruger
New York
Mitchel
Cruger
Leonard A. Wallstein
Lecisinton
Arthur Woods
Hanry D. Cruger
Woods
Walletetn
Wallstein
Alonzo P. Cooper
Frank McGee
Edward Dillon
Alexander Lagarenne
Cocchi
Cooper
Joseph A. Paurot
Feurot
William J. Burns
Dstrict
Byrne
Ruth Crager
Alfredo Cocchi
Swan
Ata
Burns
Cruer
Fwann
Burne Duvlertay
James Downing
Ter
Cocehi
British Censor Is Only Barner To Spies Here
From Washington a June report warns of lax censorship allowing 100000 enemy Germans to move, post letters, and exploit uncensored mails and cables to Europe. Navy officers fear undetected messages about departing ships reaching spies in neutral centers, aided by British censorship gaps and German counterfeit operations.
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Barner
Washington
Germany
M. Hoffman
Federal
Swiss Council
Congress
Mexico
Europe
South America
Hawaii
Japan
United States
New York City
Fren
Navy Department
Atlantic Seaboard
Sweden
Norway
Holland
Germany suppresses paper in raid protest tale
Amsterdam reports that the Breslau socialist newspaper Volka wacht has been suppressed for protesting against raids. It quotes the paper as condemning British actions and noting women and children are at risk as they travel to Stockholm to negotiate with enemies.
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Amsterdam
Deutsche Tages Zeitung
Breslau
Volkawacht
Woman Leads Attack On White House Pickets
Washington June 21 suffrage pickets face violence as Mrs Dee W Richardson from Missouri leads a mob at the White House. She tears banners from Miss Hazel Hawkins and chokes Miss Nankins before arrest by Captain Sullivan and detainment at police headquarters. Police later escort banner bearers and remove provocative materials. President Wilson attended to state duties amid the clashes.
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Tribune
Washington
White House
Dee W. Richardson
Missouri
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Congress
Acros
Pennsylvania Avenue
Richardson
Catherine Heacox
Mrs Richardson
Mrs. Richardson
Mevere
Indy
Evening paper exploits reader trust with health ads
A New York evening paper boosts reader confidence with editorial food and health content while allowing many advertisers to push harmful medical products. The Advisor promises full disclosure in next Sunday’s issue, urging readers to save The Sunday Tribune.
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New York Evening
Tribune
McAdoo Defends Liberty Loan Against Tribune Criticism
Treasury secretary McAdoo rebutted The New York Tribune for reporting the Liberty Loan struggled and appeared to fail at times. He cited speeches by Richard Waldo and Vanderlip warning of under subscriptions, urging Americans not to be optimistic or mislead by press reports.
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Washington
Treasury Department
McAdoo
New York Tribune
Richard H. Waldo
Detroit
Congress
United States
Ita
New York
America
Secretary of the Treasury
Liberty Loan Committee
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
New Orleans
U S Food Depot Station Established in Berne
Washington reports the State Department accepted Lord Northcliffe’s suggestion to set up food depots for American prisoners in Europe. A Berne, Switzerland station was provided some time ago and is now confirmed as in place. The item notes higher food prices and references officials including Hoover and Vaniolatreiee, with public commentary beginning.
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Yeom
Tribune Bureau
Washington
State Department
Lord Northcliffe
United States
Europe
Berne
Switzerland
Italian Mission Here Cheered Through City
New York crowds welcomed Prince of Udine and Italian mission with wild cheers as they rode through Broadway and Fifth Avenue. Officials spoke at City Hall before a vast audience. Marconi received ovations as the procession moved north toward Washington Square and landmarks, while uniforms, flags, and parade spectacle highlighted the city’s tribute to Italy amid wartime solidarity.
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America
New York
Ferdinand of
Savoy
Prince
Udine
Guglielmo Marconi
Eviva
Garibaldi
Verdi
Columbus
Jersey City
Battery
Prines
Nicholas Murray Butler
Theodore Rousseau
di Zara
Suadron A
Broadway
Manhattan
Subway
Sienolas Murray Butler
Jin
Eni Tis
Italy
Rouspeau
Zara
William Kennel
Signor
Marcon
Fromt City Hall
Washington Square
Sted Sd
Bambini
Aly
Corth
Fifth Avenue
Pembroke Jones
Sixty-first Street
Joffre
Thirteenth Street
Waldorf-Astoria Etlace
Court of Honor
Jones
All Russia Votes For an Offensive Against Teutons
Petrograd June 21 The women regiment led by Vera Buitchharev was reviewed by War Minister Kerensky. The corps will parade Sunday and head to the front in two weeks probably to the Minss sector. Marys Skrydlof, daughter of Admiral Skrydlof, greeted at Torquay Street gate. About 900 girls drill in barracks with Spartan discipline, many from academies, some peasants and factory workers. They sleep on boards, drill from 7 to 11, then 1 to 5, armed with lighter carbines. The regiment rejects self-government and enforces harsh discipline.
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Petrograd
Vera Buitchharev
Kerensky
Res
Minss
Associated Press
Torquay
Marys Skrydlof
Admiral Skrydlof
Baltic Fleet
Marine
Volynsky Regiment
Buitehkaref
Iggrace
Equipage Corps
Congress Represents Hundreds of Councils in Russia
The national congress of Workmen and Soldiers' Councils unites councils across Russia and holds supreme authority, with Petrograd's council subordinate to it. It eclipses the Duma in power, signals renewed military activity, and hints at a war cabinet moving to press a forceful advance against the Teutons.
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National Congress of Workmen and Soldiers’ Councils
Russia
Petrograd
Moscow
Odessa
Kharkov
Congress of Councils
Duma
Brusileff
Kerensky
Teutons
Stockholm
Great
Russia Vows Full War Support to U S Alliance
In Washington June 21 Ambassador Boris Bakhmeteff stated Russia remains pledged to victory over German autocracy. He praised U S recognition of the new Russian Provisional Government, pledged close cooperation, and said a strong U S-Russia partnership would aid reconstruction and wartime efforts.
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Washington
Russia
Boris A. Rakhmeteff
Mr. Bakhmotet
New Russia
Bakhmeteti
United States
Pampt
Pte Sat Snsiatie
Pao
Steve
Free Russia
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Martare Hoover
Vaniolatreiee
Wrest Thea
Buday
City Hall
Prince of
Coast Artillery Command
Yemen
Dallion
Italia
Park Row
Theering
Mnce
Smilax
All Russia
National Congress
Exchange Telegraph Company
Congress of
Technics
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