Lloyd George warns of race between Hindenburg and Wilson
In Edinburgh Associated Press reports Prime Minister Lloyd George says Germans race to win before American aid reaches the Allies. He calls Germany a ruthless despotism and notes Britain faces two adverse conditions, including unrestricted submarine warfare and Russia’s collapse. He cites April shipping losses and Allied submarine successes as signs the tide may turn.
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Associated Press Edinburgh
Hindenburg
Wilson
Lloyd Goorie
Tony
Lloyd George
Belgium
United States
America
Russia
Great Britain
Germany
Admiralty
Citeck
Mutiny Among German Divisions Reported From Russia
A Russian wireless dispatch said a German division near Dvinsk refused orders and fifty men were executed with about a thousand imprisoned. Other German units showed demonstrations for the war’s continuation, and the Fifty-sixth regiment and others moving west reportedly protested. Complaints from Russia to Berlin cited German attacks in the Black Sea and confiscation of Russian property in Finland. Premier Lloyd George’s remarks on American help to counterbalance German strength sparked Washington speculation about troop numbers and potential western mobilization.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Dvinsk
Russia
State Department
Moscow
Berlin
Black Sea
Waida Bay
Germany
Finland
France
Washington
Lloyd George
United States
Amiens
IWW Trial Exposes Fiery Doctrines in Espionage Case
AP reports in Chienmo that Phineas Lastman’s militant rhetoric fueled a spate of terror tactics in Kansas and beyond as 112 IWW leaders face espionage act charges. Eastman’s dispatches from Merryville Louisiana describe efforts to organize workers and threaten property destruction and violence.
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Associated Press
Chienmo
Phineas Lastman
Kansas
America
Industrial Workers of the World
Eastman
Germany
IWW
Astman
Winchester
Merryville
Tater
Labor Unione
Ned
Red Cross War Fund Nears Over Subscription Goal
At national headquarters in Washington three quarters of the $100 million second war fund had been subscribed by morning. The early total reached $74,269,425 as the drive continued with optimism for a substantial over subscription before it ends.
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Associated Prege
Wanhlastem
D. C
National Headquarters
Hed Crom
Ional
Poles Fight German Forces Near Kiev Amid Disarm Ultimatum
A Polish second army, defying a German demand to disarm within 24 hours, engaged in battle near Kiev. Dispatches from the city report about 15,000 soldiers taking part in the clash.
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Tinsted Prowse
Moscow
Kieff
Origin of Species Dramatized for Lenten Summer Run
The London theatrical journal notes a dramatized version of Derwin's Origin of Species will be produced in Lent or summer. The production aims to bring the Darwin tale to the stage with local interest and anticipated crowd appeal.
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Associated Press
Tondon— Theatrical Journal
Derwin
Lusk trial recounts dramatic testimony in murder case
Grace Lusk testified on June 20 at the Roberts murder trial detailing a love triangle that led to the fatal shooting. She described emotional breakdowns, the sequence of events, and conversations with Mrs Mary Newman Roberts and Dr Roberts as the jurors watched a tense courtroom unfold.
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United Dress
Waukesha
Wis
Grace Lusk
Mary Newman Roberts
Corrigan
Local Man Takes Poison and Ends His Life
Max Omann 231 Tenth street drank carbene mold shortly after 1 last night and died within an hour. Despondent over business losses from the war and ill health he left a note, his wife found him in the hall near his tailor shop, and a physician could not save him. Neighbors describe him as moody lately and in poor health since March rheumatism. The coroner stated death by his own action and no inquest was held. Funeral arrangements pending for a nearly 60 year old husband and father of five children.
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Mrs. Roberts
Miss Lusk
Dr. Roberts
Roberts
Roberta
Clanecey
Miss Lugh
Br. Rotoes
Mise Lusk
Stalrs
Misa Lusk
Max Omann
Tenth Street
Omann
Steppe Tate Che
KO Allen
Onion
Hat Bera
Cwlee
Edna
Loraine
Alvin
Walda
Clarancve
Oniann Wag
Mra Rebandt
Mag. Mheebeth Mondle
Kengsha
Mia Loxe Rebandt
Clara Rebandt
Ila civ
Red Crow
Yoens
Lern
Obann
Tragic Family Tale Ends With Suspicious Poison Attempt
Neighbors and relatives describe Yoens and Mrs Omann as kind to all seven children from two marriages. The dead man, once mentally strained, reportedly grew moody before midnight actions. He left and returned around 1 am. a later claim mentions he drank poison while discussing property and children with his wife, who did not grasp his intent at the moment.
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al Poume
Omann
Sinelde
Co Abraham
Outer Street
Taila
Ile
Suicine
Ireland's Steadying Tone Amid Irish Political Turmoil
The piece discusses Ireland's political stabilizing efforts amid factional leaders and street protests. It notes Sinn Fein involvement and growing bitterness among opposing factions while the government tightens its stance. The commentary reflects international observers on Ireland's direction and potential responses to the crisis.
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Wah
Ugalm
Andieland Das
Kenosha Abandons Street Car Franchise Battle
A disrupted report notes Kenosha abandons its street car franchise amid legal and political conflict. The Alertric Company relinquishes rights, with local officials cited in a contested decision affecting transit service and future operations.
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Alertric Company
United Tres Khenoxha
Tilectrbe
Kenosates
Miyake
Dt Ia Wa
Piney Bea
Trans
Body Found in River After Auto Crash Near Gretna
A body recovered from the river near Gretna following a two vehicle crash on Tuesday. Funeral services are set for Sturgeon Bay tomorrow at St. Peter’s Church.
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Cident
Sturgeon Bay
Moses a riveter sets UK record at Harrow
A riveting record was made in the United Kingdom yesterday at Harrow by William Mors, an employee of Vickers Ltd. The event used a riveting hammer on nineteen hours of work, producing two kinds of rivets, counter-punk and paphead, with tools approved for twelve months.
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Prem Lander
United Kingdom
Harrow
Wuarm Mors
Viekera, Ltd
Tring
New Revenue Bill At This Session
Washington officials indicate the administration will press for new revenue legislation before adjournment. Secretary McAdoo informed congressional leaders that the measure is imperative after daylong consultations with his staff and President Wilson. Leaders say they would back a bill if necessity is demonstrated.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
McAdoo
Wilson
Auto Thieves Taken in Minnesota Ring Breakup
Police arrest William Loong and Bert Franiella amid a ring of car thieves suspected of thefts across Minnesota. A stolen vehicle linked to Chariss M. Gray of Spencer, Iowa, was recovered. two men were detained after a night of guard-led actions and a local trial.
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Minnesota
Wells
Winn
Nhe Tren
Uillitinty
William Loong
Hee
Bert Franiella
Minneapolis
Rar
Eppeneat Kenhomt
Home
Chariss M. Gray
Spencer, Ja
Looinja Tacm
International Front Thunder Dims as Allied Offense Advances
Reported daily delays in German operations boost Allied confidence in France. The piece notes steady progress with allied forces in Paris and praises Allied women for destroying an estimated forty to fifty enemy machines each day, signaling growing supremacy.
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Paris
France
Red Crow Campaign Drive Opens With $2100,000 Raised
Special to The Northwealarn Appleton reports the Red Crow campaign launches Monday for a one day drive. The effort aims to recruit volunteers and donations with a goal of rapid local support and a, by now, substantial fundraising total. Volunteers are asked to visit headquarters to contribute as the drive proceeds.
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Appleton Lye
Denis Flook
Zeppelin Brought Down Report From Danish Coast
London dispatch reports fishermen arriving near JashJerg on the Danish coast confirming a Zeppelin downed in the North Sea near Copenhagen. German crew reportedly rescued by British forces and the reef of aviation observers notes the event with cautious official wording.
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Asnorlaite
London
JashJerg
Nath den
North
Wen
Chalewreth Company
Flight delay interrupts artist’s New York leg
A reported travel mishap halted artist Katherine Stingon’s journey from Chloe to New York when her plane nose-dived after the winged craft reportedly struck a device four miles from the city. Authorities reported no injuries.
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Oly Ansaciated
Ringhamian
Ming Katherine Stingon
Chloe
New York
Parliament Prorogued by Union Government Crews
The first session of the Dominion Parliament under the union government was prorogued shortly after midnight by the governor general. The house had been in session since March. The prorogation ends the current session and sets the stage for new legislation.
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Associated Pread
Ottawa
Owas
Governor General
Red Cross Fund Grows In New York Drive
New York contributions to the Red Cross fund neared 200 thousand dollars by afternoon, inching toward one fourth of the 100 million dollar annual quota. The drive continues with efforts across the city to boost donations during the month.
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Associated Press
New York
Red Cross
Milwaukee Businessman Thomas Pringle Dies in Bed
Thomas O Pringle aged 54 a well known Milwaukee businessman former alderman and once mayoral candidate was found dead in bed The obituary notes his prominence in the local fraternity and his civic involvement The text references the Ned Crom Cairn and suggests a division among wearers in a cryptic line about merit and willingness to be
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Ly Associated Proan
Milwaukee
Thomas 0 Pringle
Cor
Fraternity Ofraten
Bruges Canal Blocked by Zeebrugge Operation
The Bruges canal remains blocked as German efforts shift to cutting away piers to bypass the obstruction. Photographs from British naval airmen shown at the Admiralty indicate German craft moving westward toward an outlet not completely blocked, though water levels at Ostend may hinder small boats reaching sea.
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Associated Praas
Bruges
Wiend
Zeebruggee
Ostend Oullet
German Indemnity Viewpoints On Roumania Treaty From Von Kuehlmann
German foreign minister von Kuehlmann told Berlin's chamber of commerce that the Roumanian treaty grants Germany economic advantages resembling an indemnity. He cited a ninety nine year lease of the Bucharest Czarnavoda Constanza railway and access to petroleum and grain centers, arguing these gains align with Roumania’s production capacity during the war's transition period. He emphasized guarantees for Roumanian agriculture and oil, and the Danube corridor as vital.
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Associated Presse
Germany
von HuchImann
Terratory
Tierlin Chamber of Commerce
Bucharest-Czarnavoda- Constanzar
Roumania
Rourmania
Danube
White Russia Proclaims Separate State Under German Protectorate
A coalition government in White Russia proclaims a separate state allied with Germany. Reports from Moscow indicate a Cadilian government is formed and tensions rise over the status of Lithuania and White Russia. The region north of the Ukraine with Baltic provinces and Great Anasty to the north and east is involved as Red Cross updates circulate.
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Germany
Associated Irena
London-Pha
White Rusaiaa Repubic
Conwist
Hachange
Tele
MDH
al Moscow
White Russia
Ukraine
I Lee
Baltie
Sheweat
Great Anasty
Lithuania
Franklin Club Meets at Winona Two Day Convention
The Franklin clubs of southern Minnesota and northern Iowa opened a two day convention in Winona with Campbell of Grendel presiding. Mae Martin of Minneapolis spoke on The Advertising Agent and Kirkwood of the University of Minnesota discussed modernism during the business session.
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Winona
Associated Preas
Winn
Franklin
Minnesota
Iowes
Oe Campbell
Grendie
Mae Matin
Minneapolia
Heman
University of Lows
Kirkwood
University of Minnesota
Italian Flag Honored at White House Event
Representative Landay of New York spoke in Washington praising Italy and signaling support for anti tyranny efforts. The report notes socialist London commentary and mentions readiness to aid in countering German invasion concerns.
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London
Drews
Washsucion
Landay
New York
Ted Croan
Siberian Intervention Policy Could See Joint Action
Washington reports Great Britain and France signal willingness to seek intervention in Siberia. A high government official states the move is under discussion and hints that a plan of joint action may replace unilateral Japanese measures.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Great Britain
France
Siberia
Work or Fight Order Is Wide and Uncertain
Washington, D. C. reports that the government’s new work or fight regulations aim to place every draft age man in army or useful employment. Provisions hinge on merits, with expanding Scope as war continues, and may extend to raising the draft age if needed. Idlers must seek jobs or face conscription, per Provost Marshal General Crowder. The Red Cross call appears thereafter.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Crowder
Minnesota County Auditor Testifies in Loyalty Case
Winona Minnesota County Auditor C. W. Anding testified in his own defense on charges of loyalty to the government. The case before Judge Page Morr was expected to go to the jury late this afternoon as indications pointed to a verdict.
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Minnesota
Testiti
Associated Press
Winona
Minn
C. W. Anding
Page Morr
Urowa Gaile
Kellogg Farmer Sentenced for Threat to President
Henry Wehrender, a Kellogg farmer, pleaded guilty to a threat against the President. Judge Page Morris sentenced him to eight months in the county jail at Wabash, following his admission that he would shoot if drafted and that Willie n ought to be shot.
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Acmer
Jas
Wioona
Henry Wehrender
Kellogg
Wilean
United States
Page Morris
Wabash
Noted Tenors Dead After Illness in City Hospital
Association President notes the death of tenor Qian Hi and another artist Wu Laas from blood poisoning. Mr Wollams was at the bedside with his wife and a child when the illness was deemed fatal. The deaths follow a week of illness and complications from poisoning.
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Associaica
Qian Hi
Ann
Gare
Wollams
Mrs Stores Appeals in Redross Cat Case
A United Press report notes Mrs Stores plans an appeal in the Redross Cat case. Details indicate potential punishment totals in the thousands and a June hearing date is implied amid legal proceedings.
Charter Rate Reduced for American Shipping Fleets
Announcement from Washington states charter rates for American ships operating on a bareboat basis will be reduced effective June 1. The measure aims to lower vessel costs for operators under new policy terms.
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Agaortated Press
Washington, D. C
Bei
Disturbances Reach Prague Provinces Pillage of Estates
The Deutsch Pages Zeitung reports continued unrest in Prague spreading to the provinces. Noble estates in the region have been pillaged, according to a Zurich dispatch dated May 24. Weather outlook mentions showers tonight with a cooler morning and warmer afternoon tomorrow.
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Freesaris
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