Cooper Admits Bungling In Cruger Case
Extradition fight looms as Alfredo Cocchi contends he is innocent in Italy while U S officials press for his surrender. Four motorcycle policemen are suspended amid graft complaints tied to summons services and extortion claims. Ruth Cruger case details dominate as Mrs Cocchi faints at hearing and witnesses begin testimony.
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Alonzo P. Cooper
Leonard M. Wallstein
Ruth Crugery
Mitchel
Alfredo Cocchi
Italy
United States
Nate
City
Cocchi
Cocchi Nee Er Cay Continued Weave Ue Supervision of Inspector Joseph A. Faurot
Edward Swann
Woods
Willard A. Helms, Jr
John Kerrigan
John L. Oehsenhirt
William H. Eynon
O. K
Billy Byron
Swann
Mara Cocchi
Atsorsey
John T. Dooling
Ceminal Courts
Harlem
Pris Sr
Mr. Dooling
Heen
Tnietriet
Mapes
Red Cross Seeks $23 Million More in Final Drive
With two working days left in the one week campaign the American Red Cross reports progress toward a $100 million goal. Contributions total about $77.0 million with New York state contributing over $23 million of a $40 million quota. Details of the campaign are on the last page.
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American Red Cross
New York
Regular Army Week kicks off with large enlistment drive
The President orders 70,000 men to join the Regular Army immediately. New York City must recruit 2,500 men, about 370 daily, with recruiting offices open all week including Sunday. Page 1 details.
Fifty American Fliers Welcomed at Nice
Fifty American aviators arrived in Nice to begin instruction at the seaplane depot. They were warmly received by French comrades. A Washington dispatch reported another hundred navy airmen in France, marking the first American fighting forces to reach the country. The detachment includes four expert aviators and many others with flight experience.
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Nice
France
Washington Dispatch
Navy
Hunger Riots Quelled in Prussia by Troops
Travellers from Stettin report extensive hunger riots led by women and children. Troops were called out to quell the disturbance. Able-bodied men faced a choice to return to work or be sent to the front. The demonstrations gradually faded.
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Stettin
Prussia
Malmo
Liberty Loan Subscriptions Surpass Target in Oversubscription
The final Liberty Loan total reached 3 095 226 850 dollars, edging past the goal by about 52 percent as over 4 million people subscribed. Major districts led by New York Federal Reserve with 1 186 788 400 dollars, followed by Chicago and others. allotments will be issued across tiers from 10 000 dollars to 5 000 000 dollars per subscriber, with large investors pared down to fit caps.
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Liberty Loan
New York Federal Reserve District
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Richmond
Kansas City
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Atlanta
Dallas
Treasury
McAdoo
Enon
Faeldte
Fiat Lea
Federal Reserve Banks
Ellis Island Seen as German Spy Post in War Era
Reports warn Ellis Island could serve as a German spying post to monitor New York Harbor movements. Prisoners and uninterned enemy aliens, hundreds in New York, have uncensored access to letters and cables, prompting naval officers to fear usable intelligence from ships, troops, and transports.
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United States
Ellis Island
New York
New York Harbor
Ellis Taland
Germany
Filia Island
Secretary of the Navy
the Tribune
Washington
Newport
J. W. Osley
Department of Justice
Food controller Rhondda vows tight grip on scarce food
London June 22 The new food controller Lord Rhondda aims to unite Britain with Hoover to curb prices and middlemen. He backs monopoly power under Defence of the Realm to fix costs and requisition supplies, stating his job is to cut prices on bread milk and meat while coordinating with the United States to resist German pressures.
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Cane
Treduna
London
Devonport
Rhondda
J. A. Thomas
Haron Rhondda
Herbert
Hoover
United States
Great Britain
England
Reslmad
Ams
Wilson Backs Plan To Put 600 Million In Aircraft Fleet
President Wilson endorses a broad aircraft programme with initial 2.4 billion appropriation to Congress. The plan envisions building 36,000 airplanes and training thousands of pilots, with a bill to authorize the programme to be introduced next week.
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Washington
Congr
Baker
War Department
Congress
Britain Faces Widespread Food Shortage Says 9 in 10 Suffer
London report on June 22 cites 90 percent of Britons enduring severe hardship from food scarcity and high prices. Food Controller Lord Rhondda vows to curb profiteering, aiming to cut bread costs while shortages persist. Sugar, milk, beef, butter, tea, and oatmeal listed with steep prices and limited availability.
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Great Britain
Lord Rhondda
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