Cocchi Admits He Murdered Ruth Cruger
Cocchi breaks down in court and confesses to killing Ruth Cruger, saying the crime occurred when she resisted his advances in his shop. He describes burying her body in the cellar, and details how he used a weapon to strike her during the attack.
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Cocchi
Ruth Cruger
Mary
Alfredo Coechi
New York
Todos Wed
Etl
Cocedi
Italy
Goeth
United States
Zucconi
Ruth Crafer
Cocebi
Venturini
Eferce
Coceai
Nir
Russians to Dissolve Council and Duma
Petrograd reports that the Pan-Russian Congress of Councils of Deputies of Soldiers and Workmen adopted a resolution calling for dissolution of the Council of the Empire and the Duma. It proposes annulling deputies mandates and cutting credits for both bodies.
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Petrograd
Council of the Empire
Congress of Councils of Deputies
Duma
Russia to Fight On as Root Visits Moscow
In Moscow on June 22 the American Commission led by Elihu Root met with Moscow proletariat leaders and soldiers' deputies. Root delivered stirring addresses to the Moscow associated committees and Municipal Duma, earning warm reception as he affirmed America’s faith in Russia’s resolve to wage democracy’s war to the end. A soldier in the Municipal Duma voiced resolve to continue their duty despite oppression, prompting strong applause.
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Moscow
Elihu Root
Russia
Proletariat
Root
Associated Committees of
Municipal Duma
America
Mr. Koot
Bakhweted
Republic
Shoes Save Soldiers Says Buckleton At Camp
Captain Charles Buckleton of the British army urged Guardsmen at the camp to abandon knitted socks and sentiment for the sake of feet. He advocated proper shoes and boots for trench warfare, noting his own wartime service and injuries.
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Sea Wart
S.s
Charles Buckleton
Ile
Buckleton
France
Caperton commands Pacific fleet in Brazilian waters
A fleet under Admiral Caperton has arrived in Brazilian waters to patrol the Atlantic from Newfoundland to Brazil against German submarines. The move aligns with an Anglo American plan, with Caperton likely commanding southern Atlantic operations and coordinating with Allied ships.
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Washington
Rio de Janeiro
Admiral Caperton
United States Navy
Atlantic
Newfoundland
Brazil
South Atlantic
Navy
Jerals
Caperton
Phil
Brazil honors U S Pacific Fleet commander in Rio
Rear Admiral William B. Caperton, commander in chief of the U S Pacific fleet, and his staff were received with honors in Rio de Janeiro. American officers toured the Minister of Marine and were escorted by a Brazilian naval battalion as national hymns were played.
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Rio de Janeiro
William B. Caperton
United States Navy
Minister of Marine
Chicago Churches to Open as Recruiting Stations
Chicago churches will open as recruiting stations next week to help raise 70,000 volunteers for the regular army. Twenty five churches will fly the American flag and the recruiting flag as standard stations do to aid the call prompted by President Wilson.
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Chicago
Wilson
The Sunday Tribune Feature Highlights and Showcase
The Sunday Tribune unveils a packed leisure and news lineup with Port I and Port Ut pages featuring a former coachman now ruling in China. Includes fashion, weddings, Canada's front lines, New Arabia series by Isaac Don Levine, and a vivid canning demonstration with photos and editorial notes.
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Arabia
Isaac Don Levine
Hill
Hie Be
Sears
Hive
Tribune
Mary's
Elene Foster
Control of Supplies Put in Hands of Wilson
The House approved food control measures giving President broad power to direct distribution of food feed and fuel for war and to appropriate funds. Prohibition provisions forbid using foodstuffs for alcohol and authorize taking over liquor stocks. Vote 365 to 5 with several Democrats and Republicans opposing. The bill moves to the Senate for potential early substitution.
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Washington
Administration
House
McLemore
Slayden and Young
Texas
Meeker
Missouri
Ward
New York
Senate
Food
Barkley
Kentucky
Repreentative Wes
North Carolina
Lever
Agriculture Committee
Enemy Aliens Cannot Be Kept from Hearing News
Washington discusses German citizens in the United States and the challenge of preventing information leaks to Germany. Officials debate mail and wire censorship while Ellis Island cases show detainees freely speaking with visitors. Immigration records indicate fewer than 300 alien enemies arrested since the war entry, with about 60 percent released on probation.
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Washington
Germany
Department of Justice
Burleson
New York
Mexico
el Paso
Sumex
United States
Ellis Island
Father Sland
Trib
Bilis Island
Immigration Bureau
Tribune
Alfred Hampton
Lauer
Ellis Island Falls
Wryees
Geremans
Illin
Sland
Scandal and economic policy under new executives
The piece argues against radical threats and buncombe, urging cooperation for county interests. It critiques fixed copper prices and FTC investigations as impractical, favoring conservative pricing with producer margins. It calls for practical, businesslike action by new county executives.
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Buncombe
Federal Trade Commission
War Cross Won by Six Americans for Bravery in France
Six members of the Norton-Harjes ambulance unit of the American Red Cross received the War Cross for bravery in France. Dr Charles Briggs Sche nectady Heard Forbes Boston Sydney Fairbanks Boston Arthur M Tay v curator Baxtor Museum of Fine Arts, Meys yacht captain John Brigge HI McK Tom Norman C Lee New York. The citation praises courage and devotion in a perilous situation. Decorations were affixed by General Cauvin at the front during a special ceremony.
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Pars
Norton-Harjes Ambulance
American Red Cross
War Cross
Charles Briggs
Schenectady
Heard Forbes
Boston
Sydney Fairbanks
Baxtor Museum
New York
Cauvin
Former Chamberlain To Pope Sentenced To Life For Plot
Rome reports Monsignor Gerlach an Austrian born former first private chamberlain to the Pope was found guilty of directing pro-German propaganda in the papal court and high circles. He faces life imprisonment while accomplice Pomarice, who fled to Switzerland, was sentenced to be shot.
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Rome
Stonsignor
Gerlach
Papal
Italy
Pomarice
Switzerland
Monsignor
Gerlack
Vittoria
Moinlach
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Howe
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Susie
U.S
Pacific
Defence Board
Atlantic Waters
Baruch
C. W. Gilbert Washington
Council of National Defence
Advisory Commission
Willard
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Lkely
Frank Scott
Bernard M. Baruch
Ion Vurely
Coffin
Council
Munsey
Chao
Dehneid
the Sunday Tribune
China
TN. Carver
Harvard
New York Park
John D. Rockefeller
Sam
Anne Rittenhouse
Wil
Canada
New Fangland
Pa Pape 9
Thy
the Tribune Review
Rly
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Marven
Pope
Pains Fineworks
Park Place
Hare
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