Germany Strives To Keep Balkans From The Allies
Lugano June 28 Germany and Austria press every means to influence Balkan states and keep them from joining the Allies. Russia demands Romania enter the war on an Entente date while Greek and Romanian hesitations trigger widespread diplomatic maneuvering amid central power intrigues. The Balkan nations face pressure from both sides as they weigh national aims against external demands in a tense strategic game.
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Ty Gordon Gordon-Smith
Lugano
Germany
Austria
Risaia
Bratiano
Loonzo
Huswil
Ramana
Elaff
Alp
Geertal Stott
Russia
Rumania
Niperen
Ana Doneneo
Romania
Italy
Bure
Germanophile Journal
Jes
Hows Yarer
Aptis
Gerece
Bei Fageblats
Greece
Balkan
Hut
Ion
Organize to Fight Child Delinquency
A movement forms to curb the summer idle period by giving schools supervision over pupils most of the summer. Henest Coulter cites long idleness as a danger to children and urges action with educational authorities. Prominent supporters include Addams Taft Lindsey Greenbaum Adler Warburg and Dewey.
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Henest K. Coulter
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Dane Addams
Wiliam HH. Taft
Hen B. Lindsey
Samuel Greenbaum
Felix Adler
Ernest K. Coulter
Felix M. Warburg
Edward T. Devine
John Dewey
Columbia
William J. Bailey
German Women and Refugees Sail Home Amid War Turbulence
United States bound Hamburg American liner President Lincoln resumes service at Hoboken with German guests and refugees from Kiaochow. The party includes Frau Hedwig Meyer Waldeck and her children, Frau von Pappenheim, and Red Cross nurses. They describe wartime duties, hospital work, and hopes for return to Germany as reporters note Allied air and sea actions. The report also covers Porte’s America flying boat loss and British navy aviation developments amid ongoing hostilities.
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Hoboken
Frau
Hedwig Meyer Waldnek
Kinothan
Mans
Hertha
Dagmar
Maria von Pa
Afty
Gerning Protectorate
Bushan
Frau von Pappenheim
Thors Tra Meier-Waldeck
Tsine-Tau
Frou Mer-Waldeck
Frau Meyer- Waldeck
Frau von Panpenheim
Red Cross
Tsing-Tau
Eball
Germany
Frau von Fannenheim
Kurt Hare
East Asia
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Hues
Eltef
Nid
Shanghai
San Francisco
Denmark
Frederick Will
Karl Huse
Hana Kittmann
George Meyer
Schenke
Alfred Breithaupt
Schultze-Jena
Wilhelm Dorr
Frits Oberstein
Rudolph Schultz
Werner Schulowsk
Vem Janesm Coens
Tou Losdon
Porte
Atlantic
Haseen
North Sea
Curtiss
Hammoniaport
America
John Cyril Porte
Northcliffe
Aero Club of America
Belgium
Glenn H. Curtiss
Rodman Wanamaker
Hammondanort
Corties
England
Parte
Italy
Adriatic
Naval Academy midshipmen face inquiry over pre access to exams
The Naval Academy court of inquiry hears midshipman James F. Moss testify about receiving and sharing papers from exams in modern languages and mathematics. He identifies peers Nelson Evans Y W Harrison and Duncan as others who saw the papers while investigators form a board led by Commander J F Hines to determine if hazing or improper access occurred and to name any guilty midshipmen.
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Annapolis
James FE. Mors
Advocate Watts
Academy
Moss
Nelson
Evans
Y. W. Harrison
Duncan
Judge Advocate
Mos
W. J. King
King
Acadery
Robert Moss
Annsport McKioy
Fullam
Naval Academy
J.F. Hines
Hi. B. Price
J.T. Raby
Alfred M. Cohen
Landmark Going Bluefish Blue Thunder Raises Pig From Dead
Two one reel dramas premiere at Sayville theater promising odd humor. The Chimney Is To Dynamited lampoon and The Calvanish Porker mock a lightning mishap on a Northern Connecticut farm. A separate local note reports a pig presumed dead revived by thunder near Winsted after burial.
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Bluefish
Connecticut
Porker
Soulmate of Upton Sinclair Ties to Georgia Social Elite
The article recounts that Upton Sinclair's wife left their home after a man identified as Raoul and a woman known as Mrs Sinclair began living together publicly. Raoul admits paying Mrs Sinclair’s expenses and says misunderstandings caused trouble. Mrs Sinclair traveled to Rogers Georgia staying at a hotel and held daily conferences with Raoul. Raoul and Mrs Wadley are linked to prominent Georgia families including railroad leaders.
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Mia Sinclair
Sinclair
Upton Nclair
William G. Raoul
Raoul
W. G. Raoul
The
Georgia Central
Mexican National Railways
Zionists Vote For Major Convention Action
Boston June 7 delegates of the Federation of American Zionists moved quickly to adopt a plan for an American Jewish congress. Louis Lipsky urged calm as Samuel Borofsky pressed a resolution to create a committee to define rights and duties of the provisional Zionist committee. The federation debated assuming control of the Yid- Hehe Folk publication and adopted the resolution. A reception for Straus at City Club featured tributes to Brandeis as Hebrew Night opened the Young Judea convention with Henrietta Szold and B Berger elected as officers.
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Boston
Federation of American
Louis Lipsky
S'e
Samuel H. Borofsky
Borofsky
Provisional Committee
Provisional Zionist Committee
Committee
Straus
City Club
Edward J. Bromberg
Palestine
Apid Hgh
Brandeis
Young Judes
Federation of
Junior Zionists
Jathfer i Straus
New York
Henrietta Szold
New You
B. Berger
Stock Selloff Recasts International Textbook Co
The International Textbook Company faces a management shift to local bankers, wiping out value for 35,000 stockholders who paid 126 to 150 and now face bids around 60. The paper notes losses, possible plant closures, and the mixed impact on Scranton’s economy while outlining broader Foster network holdings and the dubious spread of related ventures.
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From & Liam Correymient
the Tribune
Scranton
Penn
International Textbook Company
International Correspondence School
T. J. Foster
Scranton St
Tle
Iakes
Gulf
International Educational Publication Company
Wecome
Foster
New Jersey
California
West Virginia
Amucceassil
Lackawanna Coal and Lumber Company
International Correspondence
Brides in Bath Prisoner Defiant Trial Report
London June 29 The trial of George Smith the husband of three brides who died in a bath continues with medical testimony. Dr Spingery says it would have been impossible for a person of the deceased woman size to be submerged in the bathtub while in a sitting or lying position. The case notes the defendant’s account and the medical observations.
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London
George
Kave
Alice Hurnham
Smith
Blackpool
Spingery
Lyin
Prosecution and defense clash over Bath Deaths case
Amid court arguments, Dr Spilsbury and Dr Willcox testified deaths of three women fit drowning in baths. Defense counsel Epilsbury argued water volume could not prove drowning, while the prisoner denounced the arresting Scotland Yard witness as a scoundrel. The case nears trial conclusion.
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Marshall Hall
Epilsbury
Spilsbury
Willcox
Rome reports renewed Anglo French fleet action in Dardanelles
London dispatch cites Piccolo Rome correspondent stating authentic news from Constantinople that the Anglo French naval operations in the Dardanelles have resumed with great violence and are meeting with important success.
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the Tribune
London
the Daily News
Constantinople
Wries
Dardanelles
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