Work Intrudes On Wilson's Day in Sal, June 24
Careah reports on President Wile as work intrudes on his day amid tensions with Mexico and naval concerns. Secretary Lane Scher and Meluis discuss responses as Trepalent resists, with brief remarks from Francie Ht and Helen Sones. Evening session features Pesarty Paemae members trading views while preparations for afternoon drills unfold.
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Careah
Sal
Wile
Pencomnazina
Lane Scher Whabingtas
Inet Americes
Arending
Helen
Sones
Leemiain
Fmmantine Ehile
Pesarty Paemae Pln
Peerole
Open Door warning to China echoed by U S
Fragmentary text shows a warning about China and Japan and a discussion of a treaty and policy lines. It references the United States seeking open door principles and mentions responses from governments and talks on policy. The piece reads like a garbled wartime diplomatic note with strained phrasing and uncertain names.
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Ty Ting
Japan
Kier
United State
Cma
Apenitinel Ee Serelt
Pope Latapie interview sparks Vatican diplomatic dispute
An Italian Corriere d Italia summary of Cardinal Pietro Guszpari Latapie remarks reveals Vatican objections to claims on hostages and Lusitania. The piece notes Latapie's supposed misstatements about Italy and Austria Hungary and says the Holy See deplores press indiscretions while Latapie is said to be the last envoy to the Pope during the war.
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Rome
Pietro Gusparri
Paris
Corriere d’Italia
Louis Latanio
le Libera
Page Heneidiet
Maya
M. Lataple
Nessin
Gaitela
Austria
Holy Sea
Rusia
Austria-Hungary
Cremona
Italy
Pune
Munant
Russia
Muliinex
Heither
Saate
Feaxpaert
Bariedeey Awit
Buda
Beliniy
ML Losaner
Cardinal Gueanrri
Wellere
Souilines
Crete
Livsitatita
Cardinal Gaeputri
Cantis
SM. Latutin
Relb
Holy See
France
M. Latu
Pie
Latapie
Sayville Wireless Censorship Sparks Debate Over U Boat Messages
Washington reports rising chance that Sayville wireless could relay signals to submarines in war zones. Officials defend continuation of censorship to prevent German U boat guidance while noting neutral conduct and potential interception by foreign stations.
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Washington
Say Ville
Liperte
Tulimarini
Sayville
Pope Approves Victory Prayer Amid War Unity Call
The Vatican formally approves private and public recitation of a victory prayer asking intercession for the Malian armed forces and allied leaders. The public recitation occurred at Green Church, Rome, in the presence of Caritas leaders and church officials, with messages of justice and peace from papal figures.
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Tia Pwrikh
Pape
Benedict
Theugi
Brest
Jesus
Green Church
Rome
Junut
Ponfil
Sidhadea
Annem
Iwtely Publishers
Aglow
British Exports Grow Like America's Trade Figures
The article reports sharp rises in British export volumes matching American trade, noting 1914 figures and early 1915 data. It cites Germany as a key factor in the Allied trade context, mentions Wil Fer and Kilward Grople in strategic discussions, and provides export totals in hundredweights for early months of 1914 and 1915, with Britain’s raw steam exports listed.
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Ineregen
Heltiek
Germany
Kilward Grople
Cole
Firent Bretein
Text Book Co in New Hands Scranton row over receivership costs
The Scranton meeting reveals drastic conditions for a takeover of Text Book Co amid trustees and stockholders voiced concern over Foster era expansions and unprofitable ventures. Officials faced pressure to cut spending and separate education from unrelated holdings tied to W. J. Connell Griffith and others while banks demand no use of funds for current Foster projects.
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Serantos
Ihaloen
Foster
T. J
Anawa
Scranton
Atoek Oblers
Connell
Griffith
Storkholdere
Footer
Wesch
Connertinn
Is Fohnne
W. J. Connell
Ackholdery
Lay
Rufun
Baxter
Moatly
Rules
Companion
Ehehip Bank
Labill
Avera
Pis Hacans Canard
Seven midshipmen linked to hazing inquiry at Naval Academy
Annapolis dispatch reports seven midshipmen faced a court of inquiry at the Naval Academy, raising the total to twenty three. Testimony implicated others into alleged hazing and improprieties, with Defense of reformatory leaders Katharine B. Davis and Francis Martin in a public clash over investigation scope and authority.
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Bronx
Hart's Island
Davis
Martin Forrow
Perceval Gibbon
Teibune
Annapalla
Naval Academy
Charles Mt Reni
Wallin TE Mapteine
Jr BM Domes
Kat Keller
Lied Glick
Hormee Re Whittaker
Tarine Fo Wadtell
Rengleie
Terulay
He Academy
Judehipman
Damen
Pulliam
Falladan
Uideruppen
Chemiswal
Pharncey
Jond
Atwin
Murder Case Shadowed by Blunt Force Evidence
The National W rest notes a brutal stabbing at a Collier apartment where a rear fire escape was used by an intruder. Mrs Fox, 45, was found stabbed and possibly murdered, with her husband Mr Fox told of the tragedy and later learned details after questioning. The police probe, led by Inspector Faurot, cites a male intruder entering the apartment and attacking Mrs Fox while she was in the bathroom. Mrs Fox, formerly Grace Darling Woodcock of New York, had moved to North Dakota and married Mr Fox in 1903.
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Fanrot
Ife
Mra
Fox
Deira Allen
New York
North Dakota
Mr Fox
Gracy Darling Woodcock
Fordham Professor Wounded by Turks
A Fordham professor wounded by Turkish forces during action at the Dardanelles is in a hospital with a wound to the right wrist. He hopes to return home to Amerton, Me. A telegram from Seutert reports Montenegrins occupying the Albanian harbor of Joaani Megua and marching toward Tesalo.
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Andon
Dune
Dardanelles
Te In & Hospital
Widhin
Sruurul
Amerton
Malitnyy de Weuneun
Ads
Alessio
Harlin
Saville
N. Voi
Seutert
Ioyaani Megua
Ob Tesalo
WaIter Confesses in Forney Attack Case
A Washington man, questioned for six hours, confessed to involvement in an assault on Franklin T Schneider, a candy manufacturer. He claimed innocence initially, then broke down, saying he was with attorney Thomas Forris and Jens Inclaw when the act occurred, though he denied striking with a hammer.
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Pitteburgh
George Moy Honrs
Washington
Franklin T Schneider
Aret
Homer E. Crools
McKenry
Thomas, Forris
Jens Inclaw
Mtr. Schneider
Candy Man
Foecey
Forney
We Office
Henry
Woman stabbed score times near Knickerbocker flat
Mrs Fox was found with more than twenty stab wounds with neck and shoulder injuries. Police and detectives, including Acting Captain Cooper and Inspector Faurot, searched the scene with cameras and flashlight photos while fingerprint experts examined the area. Witnesses doubted self harm and a hospital report noted a defense by a male alleged agent, but investigators found no weapon or decisive evidence.
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Canvaneer
Brugie
Cooper
4Th Branch
Inspeetor Faurot
District Attorney
Mrs Pox
Moris Koenig Made Magistrate in New York City
Mayor Mitchel appoints Morris Koenig Republican to succeed Justice Freschi as magistrate and Frothingham Independent Democrat to replace Campbell for ten years. Esterbrook Republican to succeed Kempner, term expiring July 1. Koenig, brother of Samuel Koenig, faces political criticism but gains broad endorsements from district attorney office judges and governor Whitman. salary set at 7,000.
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Mitener
Morris Koenig
John J. Freschi
Frothingham
John A. L. Campbell
Grant Esterbrook
Koenig
Samuel 5. Koenig
Republican County Committees
William Jew Fe
Whitman
Har Association
Mitchel
Kuenie
Indorsementa
Organ Music Precedes Bathroom Tragedy at Trial
In Batley Crown Court the case of George Joseph Smith unfolds as landlady Mise Blateh testifies to rooms hired under fictitious names, the fatal tub scene, and Smith’s plea after discovering a body. Witness Bates recalls Smith’s remark about the verdict and the life policy on Margaret Lofty, buried at Pattaya Field.
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London
Margaret Lofty
George Joseph Smith
Ld Batley Pol Court
Mise Blateh
Min
Tre
Mia Blateh
Migs Blazeham
Smith
Margaret Tofty
Pattaya Field
Indictment Hint in Recruiting Case
San Francisco June 24. After the federal grand jury probing alleged Allied recruiting in Pranelaco and examining British subjects brought back from New York, United States District Attorney John W. Preston signaled that enough evidence exists for multiple indictments. He telegraphed New York officials to halt sending witnesses.
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San Francisco
Federal
Pranelaco
New York
Joni W. Preston
United Etutes
Preston
Car Kills Ex-Broker A. B. Dunn on City Street
Alfred T. Mann a retired broker, 179 Cinwoid Street Brooklyn, was struck by a surface car in front of Somers Hall on Rockaway Avenues and died on the operating table at Burdwick Hospital. He was unmarried and had reportedly inherited a fortune two months earlier while spending the evening with four friends at Highland Casino.
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Alfred T. Mann
Cinwoid Street
Brooklyn
Somers Hall
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