British Losses in Sea Battle at Jutland Reported
The article outlines British casualties from the Jutland fight, noting 333 officers killed and many wounded across battleships, battle cruisers, and destroyers. It details flagship ships Warrior and Lion, the fate of the Indefatigable and others, and German losses with cautious admittance of evolving counts.
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London
Duine
Jutland
Queen Mary
Toyinslule
Tndefatizaule
Ani Blinx Prince
Front
Tignerary
Turlilent
Fortune
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Awere
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Hhiph
Uriel
Otfigere
Wien Darlluspriet
Dag
Tig Lutzay
Devon- Ford
Gay Ayat
Warrior
Lion
Davit Huntly
Copenhagen
Wiesaden
Theerman
Uomtraki
Great Britain
Hamburg
Weattfalen
Lutsow
Berlin
Admiralty
Petty Athisers
Invincible
Ardant
Shack
Tipperary
Nestor
Het
Heresford
Beatty
Lond Beres
Ford
Brandeis Seated On Supreme Bench Ceremony Report
Justice Louis D. Brandeis is sworn in as associate justice of the Supreme Court. Chief Justice writes administers oath as court members participate. The ceremony includes the court marching to the bench and Brandeis taking his seat amid orderly observance, with clerks recording the commission and sworn oath.
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Brandeis
Supreme
Wasilengton
Louis
Stantow
Noro
Benon
Yrandele
Heavy rains sweep North Texas and surrounding regions
Severe rainfall covers North Texas Oklahoma Kansas and northern Texas panhandle with totals from one to five inches and storms moving from central Oklahoma to Amarillo Texas as weather continues. Also reports from Vesa Spon and Puerto Plata noting military action and a Mexican invoicing tax on goods to Mexico effective June 16.
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Kansas City
Btu
Jung
Oklahoma
Texas Pane
Kansas
Omaborma City
Asmarilla
Tex
Withminds
Mexico
Salvespon
United States
Jian A. Maguce
Cuba
Aimericon
Weather for Tourists by Louis Forecaster Notes
A garbled weather bulletin lists temperatures for various U S cities with scattered notes on wind and conditions. Entries include Chicago New York Milwaukee and Washington with daytime highs and forecasted winds, but many lines are incomplete or distorted.
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Chicago
Cleus
Feestays
Malwaukier
New York
Jerdays
Est
Beara
Fort Vaux holds as German assaults press Verdun region
Report from the Verdun front east of the Meuse describes continued German attacks near Fort Vaux and Damloup. French and allied troops repelled attempts to breach wire and breach trenches with heavy artillery fire and counterattacks, sustaining fierce fighting and casualties.
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Fune-B
Verdun
Meuse
Bert Af
Themapouita
orLreme
Viein
Vauxong
Vilays
Damtoup
Carnagh
German and French Front Battles Report From Verdun Area
German wireless report says French infantry attacked Verdun fronts east of the Meuse with heavy losses. Western front activity includes renewed assaults near Ypres, with artillery exchanges and attempted French gas preparations near Promax. German lines claim repulse of French infantry massing at Lailette wood toward Dam lopp with continued intense fighting.
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Berlin
Fuca
Sayville
Fenas
Ypres
Promax
Channangac
Verdun
Meuse
Hauvours-Esnes
Tivey
Lailette Wood
French Counter Attacks Fail on Sumin Ridge Area
In May the French faced aerial and ground opposition with 36 enemy planes engaged. French forces repulsed counterattacks near Vaux and Albert, suffering 16 losses while shooting down 9 enemy aircraft and claiming 30 French captives and 20 Dutch losses.
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Sumin
Vaux
Yeer
Atrom
Albert
Althineb
Dravan
Russians Claim Gains on Front from Pripet to Frontier
Russian forces report advances along the Pripet to Romanian frontier with initial figures of 23,000 prisoners taken and ongoing push gains cited by Petrograd. The report notes engagements ahead of the Romanian border as the warfront evolves.
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Pripet
Petrograu
President Signs Farr Resolution Prompts Expansion Event
Washington notes report President Luna signed a Farr resolution authorizing inviting Spain and Latin American nations to join a celebration marking the two hundredth anniversary of San Antonio's founding. Senators Collerson Wheppard and Representatives Gar Wer Sluyden Davis attended the ceremony.
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Luna
Wisoh
Coberess
Spain
San Antonio
Tesne
Colleraon
Wheppard
Sluyden
Ani Davis
Otirarua Mines Resume Operation Amid District Tensions
Reported resumption of mining work at the Alvarado Mining and Milling Company near Parral, employing about 1000 men, as bands clamp down on security. American officials in Herrera district accuse bandits of stealing arms and ammo for guards, while irrigation and farming progress are noted in Chihuahua and nearby valleys.
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Alvarado Bining and Milling Company
Wenkerch Smiley
Fur Herrera
Comenané
New Tive
Kitty Twelveé
Chihuahua City
Mackenzie
Ue Axricula Electric Power Company
Parra
Waa
Moxlen
Jik
Onihuanna
Women Push Suffrage Planks At Convention
The Congressional Union and National American Woman Suffrage Association rally for state and federal suffrage. They plan a women’s party plank and call for equal suffrage, aiming to influence the Republican convention with a potential one fifth of electoral votes and a third of the presidential vote backing suffrage.
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Chicaug
Mls
Congressional Union For
Woian
Bultrags
Busan i. Anthony
Fudenal Conellet- Hou
Womany
National American Woman Suffrage
Thuirt Birmneth
Wall
Tor Autfruge
Pershing Plans Border Inspection Tour
General John J. Pershing, serving as voluntary commander, began his first border inspection Sunday since troops crossed the transfer line. He will review water supply, motor logistics, and camp-site locations between here and the border, aiming to reach Columna N. M. tomorrow and return with needed supplies.
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Colonia Durlan
Cubinihun
John J. Feralitis
Pershing
Dade
Colwnnns
N. M
Congress Marks Time as Senate Break Looms
Congress adjourns for the week amid political conventions with routine business only. The Senate is not expected to meet until Thursday, while House members prepare to send a miscellaneous bill forward.
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Waskingtgon
D. C
Congréss
Senate
Fort Worth Parade Plans Outline City Event
Fort Worth prepares for a sunny parade with business leaders organizing arrangements. An estimated 25 000 marchers are expected with packing houses and stockyards district supplying the largest share. The route and details remain under close watch by officials.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Wort Worth
Narads
Fourteenth Panel to Be Called in Woman Murder Case
The fourteenth jury panel is summoned to appear for examination in the trial of Will Harper, a University of Wisconsin student, charged with the murder of his former girlfriend Marian Lambert. Over 1,100 men have been summoned for examination, with eight sworn for service and two temporarily passed.
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Waukegan
Renlrenten
Will Hharpet
University of Wisconsin
Marian Lambert
Netton
Wisconsin Governor Undergoes Appendectomy
Milwaukee reports Governor B. GL Philipp of Wisconsin had an appendix operation today. Doctors say he is out of danger and progressing well.
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Wiesensit
Milwaukee
Wisdune
B. GL. Philipp
Wisconsin
Deserters Face Court Martial in Militia Tension
The War Department plans a court martial for militia members who refused to respond to the president’s call. Major Winship arrives to prepare charges as 116 names were initially listed. The proceeding tests federal authority over state military groups with eight militia officers and five regular officers on the tribunal. General Pershing’s Columbus visit is highlighted as part of wider border operations.
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Wileston
Ued States
Chingo
Secur Crata
Pungton
iManton Wineshu
War Department
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Hhey
de Bright
Soma
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Mexico
Training Camp Opens Fort Oglethorpe
The Souther training camp for professional and business men opened with over 100 entrants. The program begins today and organizers expect additional registrants to raise enrollment to about 260.
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Fort Oglethorpe. Ga
Nifeink Register
Souther
Contested Delegates Seated in Texas and Oklahoma Rifts
The Republican national committeemen resolved a complex set of delegation contests in Texas and Oklahoma. Delegates Terrell and Biergshiwale were seated in the Fourteenth Texas district, while disputes across Seventh and Sixth Texas districts and Oklahoma representations lingered amid arguments over regularity and proxies.
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Chicago
Jane
Oklahoma
Ames A. Ewing
Guthrie
Florida
van Begun
I. Bolten
Targa
Texas
Maretall Smith
Rantinward
W. Davies
Slath
Aluch
San Antonio
Bexar County
F. McGregor
Texsa
Betora
Youd
Hareony Thera
Terrell
Diersch
Charles
Burke
Trony Boulh Dakot
Etter
Dia
McGregor
Bterscwalle
Levee case setback as Supreme Court denies injunction
In Washington D C the Supreme Court refused to bar the Mississippi commission from repairing levees despite landowners claims of damage Some local court action in Texas allowed temporary measures against a gambling case involving the Great American Association and Weston restrictions on gambling at organization premises.
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Wong
Mississippi
Mississippi Commission
Aehipiellon
Grlvetor Cal
Tex
Twenty-sixth District’ Court
Greak-American Association of Gel- Weston
Gakor Te
Proposed new home of San Antonio Country Club
Plans by architect George Wills for a fireproof Spanish style clubhouse costing about 60000 dollars include a two story main block with a one story wing. The building will face the golf course with an outdoor pool and terrace, and house a ballroom dining room women’s area and extensive locker facilities for members. Construction to start within a month under Courier Club supervision.
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San Antonio County Club
Country Club
Clude
Lig Cluby
San Antonio
NorMwast
Craty
Tne Golf Shop
Progressives Withhold Nomination At Democratic Convention
Chicago dispatch reports the Progressive movement delaying a candidate choice until the GOP lineup forms. Delegates arrive by train, Georgia debate sways toward Hughes or Roosevelt, and factions claim backing while avoiding a Roosevelt-led ticket.
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