Mayor orders police probe into Cocchi Killing case
Mayor Mitchel ordered a public inquiry into the Crager case after Cocchi was taken. The probe will review police and prosecutorial failures, with Leonard A. Wellstein directing in the Visions Building. Detectives Cooper Dillon and Jaggerienn are to be relieved. Inspector Faurat will lead the new effort.
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Cocchi
Algrede Goochene
Yepterdoth Belogns
Tals
Patahen
Teadlas
Wyexs
Andersater
Huth Crage
Lew Jone Sertenday
Mitchel
Peter Authoriutra
Visiopel Huilding
Leokard A. Wellstein
Commie Jomer
Acrounte
Mache
Yithar Woods
Cruger
Aetter
Lemmastower Woods
Frank McGee
Flward Dillon
Alexander Jagarienn
Wuresti
Coeeht
Cooper
Caperion
Bewre
Joseph A. Faurat
Tely
Faurat
Proscotor
William J. Burn
Detret
Jens
Ups
Beyele
Hanan
Aseirdine
Mura
British Censor Is Only Barrier To Spies Here
Washington reports the British censor as the only barrier to spies in the United States with lax censorship on mails and cables. It notes German and enemy-alien presence, uncensored European and South American cables, and fears of information leakage to Germany through unfiltered channels.
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Washington
Germany
M Hoftpan
Vedera Sweiss Council
Congress
Mexico
Europa
South America
Haws
Japan
Europe
United States
New York City
German Empire
Navy Department
Atlantic
Sweden
Norwey
Holland
Neorspaper
Herapy
Naval Algets
Gerathearate
England
Meera
Ketchéner
Frente
London
Forte
Stutral
Eny
Varinus Reuttal
Kilehnoer
Germany suppresses paper over raid protest report
Article from Breslau Zeitung Volks wacht discusses suppression of a pro raid protest. It mentions Ameterdem and Teutarhe Taget Zeitung TM citing British comrades and danger to Lorton and its citizens. The piece portrays retaliation and public unrest tied to wartime censorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameterdem
Duke
Teutarhe ‘Taget Zetung
Breslau
Woman leads attack on White House pickets
A June incident near the White House sees Mrs Ded W Richarauty from Missouri leading a suffrage protest clash with fellow pickets and bystanders. She assaults Miss Hazel Uhinkina of Montana and Mrs Catharine Atencox, tearing banners and triggering police intervention. Barricades are attacked, banners are torn, and several protesters are detained as authorities manage the riotous display outside the executive residence.
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White House
Ty Teineragh
Washington
Ded W. Richarauty
Mintouri
Wilson
Richardaah
Hazel Uhinkina
Montana
Mra. Rich
Antvan
Patrie
Bir Wen
Kent
Mit
Aitmin
Richardson
Catharine Atencox
Wiebardsny
Heacox
Mallee
Mra Richardson
Hazel Hawkins
Evening paper regulates reader interest with health ads
A New York evening newspaper boosts reader confidence with editorial material on food drugs and health while allowing advertisers to push harmful costly medical fakes. The Ad Visor promises full story in Sunday Tribune June 24. Newsdealer urged to save next Sunday’s Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening
Tribune
McAdoo Attacks Tribune Over Its Loan Criticism
Treasury Secretary McAdoo defends the Liberty Loan effort amid newspapers claims of failure and oversubscription. He cites misstatements by The New York Tribune and criticizes press portrayal of the loan as burdensome while warning against undue optimism about Liberty Bonds.
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McAdoo
Tribune
Washington
Duwn
Treasury Department
Burescs
Liberty Lown
New York Tribe
Richard Hi
Waldo
New York Tribune
Salemanship Congress
United States
Artiseas
New York
Jaye
Central
Secretary” of the Treasury
Liberty Loan Committee
Appresti
New York State
Pachance Frank
Wanderil National
Mt Ie
Wahnershed
Secretary of the Treasury
New Orlrans
U S Food Depot in Berne Reported By Tribune
June 21 dispatch from Workington notes the State Department will act on Lord Northeiffa recommendation to establish depots for American era in Europa. A station has been provided at Ferse Switzerland and other details appear in a garbled report.
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Hureen
Workington
Lord Northeiffa
Ameri
Europa
Ferse
Switeer-land
Seine
Tina
Italian Mission Here Cheered Through New York City
Italian war mission led by Prince of Udine toured Manhattan amid roaring crowds. Ferdinand of Savoy and Marconi greeted in Battery, City Hall, and Fifth Avenue as thousands waved tricolor banners and Italians cheered from sidewalks and buildings.
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America
New York
Ferdinand
Savoy
Trinca
Guglielmo Marconi
Praneet
Garifald
Venut
Columbus
Vickors
Tareau City
R Nietock
Battery
Licholas Murray Butler
Thirre Raussen
Dt Zova Gare
Manhattan
Subway
Hare
New Abel
Comstone
Hetorn
Coast Artillery Command
Hir
Italia
Amgonhoias Murray Butler
Tel Didrenses
Engle
Italy
Rousseau
di Aare
William Kennel
Amvid
Shenor Marenns
Sty
City Mall
Washington Square
Lafaye Street
Wington Square
Udine
Garibaldi
United
Thirteenth Street
Hopura
Puhle
Rea 1
Commission
Senin
All Russia Votes For an Offensive Against Teutons
Petrograd June 21 reports on the "Command of Death" unit led by a wounded female officer Vera Turtchkare, reviewed by War Minister Kerensky. The unit prepares for its first public parade and a front move in two weeks, with recruits drawn from educated women, factory workers, and students, under strict discipline and Spartan conditions.
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Petrograd
Vera Turtchkaré
Kerensky
Minsle
Associated Press
Torquays Street
Marya Skrydlom
Admiral Skrydlom
United Fleet
Marine
Hell
Volynsky
Buitehkaret
Epme
Grincpte
Feo
Gset
Guarda” Earpage Corps
Tavaity
Regulee Army
Nduivan
Army Leaders Named To Carry On the War
A Russian wartime government formed after Congress of Soldiers and Workers delegates voted confidence in the provisional regime. A war cabinet includes army and navy leaders and government representatives, calling for immediate offensive cessation and army reorganization.
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Tenién
Ulepatches
Petrograd
Congress of Soldiery
Workman
Russia
Lewlers
Congress Represents Hundreds of Councils
The article describes a federation where hundreds of Soviet and council bodies across Russia hold supreme authority, surpassing the Duma in power. It notes Petrograd, Moscow, Odessa, and Kharkov councils as equal peers, with a war cabinet formed and military plans resuming soon as leadership concentrates on directing the revolutionary effort.
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Nationis Congress
Berkinin
Rusia
Petrograd
Moscow
Kharkov
Macien
Tall
Stockholm
Russia Says New Accord With U S In War
Special Ambassador Boris Rakhmeteff declared New Russia is in full accord with the United States in the war against German autocracy. He thanked the U S for recognizing the new political order, praised moral support, and urged continued cooperation to aid reconstruction and war aims, stressing lasting friendship and joint effort.
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New Russia
U. S
Tolin
Russia
Bukhmetetf
United States
Busia
Russ
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