Word changes limited in Washington note on German policy
Washington reports a concise president statement after cabinet talks on the note to Germany. Officials say only a few wording changes were made while the overall character of the document remained intact. The note addresses safety of neutral ships and transfer of crews, with emphasis on not delaying the note’s public release. Special agents continue inquiries into alleged misstatements about the Lusitania and other maritime incidents.
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Ile Bolemr
Burin Loni
Calipel
Dew
Lee
Seurencry Brean
Pote Front Sdermeny
United States
van Ghel Gelsemeester
Gel
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Staiss
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Germany
Zeppelin Destroyer Wins Victoria Gross
The Daily Telegraph reports a Zeppellin destroyer near Ghent in Belgium, with Warneford and French aeroplanes engaging the airship. Victims include civilians, and rescue efforts followed as the Zeppelin was shot down, causing terrors in nearby towns and prompting further pursuit by Allied forces.
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Ghent
Warnefond
Elisabeth
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Edie
Arv Poonbon
Ilaarmy
Bork
Thayrlim
Greatest wheat crop forecast in U S history
Washington June 3 The government forecast a record wheat crop for the coming harvest with potential yield near 860000000 bushels if favorable growing conditions persist The report notes strong winter wheat acreage and compares this year with previous records while indicating possible gains and declines across wheat classes Officers to aid scientists in Paris June 3 War era plan to involve military invention committees and scientists in frontline problem solving Washington June 3 President Wilson will attend Confederate Memorial Day exercises at Arlington National Cemetery next Sunday afternoon and does not plan to speak.
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Waard
Wilson
Ariingtog National Cemetery
French Begin Cautious Move Along Lines on Menapier
Disjointed World War I dispatches describe cautious French advances along the Menapier area and a broader front of activity. Reports mention German resistance at Oke labnygaith and shifting fronts from Arras toward the north, with Austrian and Russian actions in Galicia and along the Dniester frontier.
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Petro ‘Grad
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Gulf of Zriesse
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Talmino
Flemnweuy
Anvere
Petrograd
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Zu—reeng
Eynleol
Dabyss
Turbulent naval actions reported amid European hostilities
London dispatch details upended naval losses and survivors after German attacks near North Foreland and on Norwegian vessels. The Belgian steamer Monapier was torpedoed with 23 aboard, only a few saved, while the Trudvang and Rupert Hwere were sunk by German ships. Survivors and captains are noted, with vessel types, tonnage, origins, and rescue efforts.
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Jonge
Tio Trudvang
Uf St.inne
Neag
Wau
Pirarlye
Erintvang
Nilfordhaven
Mnidvang
Tyne
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Birdlonoel
Uorimnan
Mare Gate
Weather observations across major cities reveal varied conditions
Reports show St Louis with 545 temperature and rain. Chicago at 64 with clear skies and west wind. Milwaukee cool with weak winds and low 44 in last day. St Paul calm 55 with southwest breeze and rain. Denver 46 with south wind and warmer trend. Kansas City 55 with north wind and clear skies. New York 58 with cloudy conditions. Washington DC 74 with northeast wind. overall daily temperatures span from the mid 40s to mid 60s across the regions.
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Balkan States May Not Enter the War
A Belgrade dispatch in the Cologne Gazette says Beulzaria and Roumnanth see chances with the Allies fading. Romania rejects the Entente offer, Bulgaria likely to follow, and Macedonian occupation asks Bulgaria to regain lost territory. The piece notes Bulgarian aims and wary Turkish frontier concerns shaping decisions.
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Roumania
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Frence
Russia
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Raymania
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Serbia
New Dance Promised by Cal Dance Masters
The Informational Association of Dancing Masters announces a new dance to replace the disordered dances. It will be a happy medium between the fox trot canter and waltz and the one step on one side and the two step and other dances on the opposite side. A demonstration with invited couples will be held next Thursday.
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Waite
Free Clinic Fund Subscriptions Reach Deep Support
The Free Clinic Association reports subscriptions totaling $1429.76, funding milk and rice for babies and staff outreach. Doctors, a trained nurse, and a tireless matron operate clinic days, with plans to expand through summer under careful accounting and community oversight.
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San Anlonio
Fta
Poinda
German ship sunk near Nyassa after British naval action
The German armed steamer Liermints von Whe mann was destroyed by British forces off the eastern shore of Lake Nyassa after a bombardment. The sinking follows prior reports of German ships being pursued and damaged around the Nyasa region, with scant British casualties reported.
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Lichtenstein Declares Neutrality Amid War Turmoil
The principality of Lichtenstein declares neutrality, linked by treaties to Austria-Hungary and France. It borders Austria and Switzerland, covers about 45 square miles, with an estimated population around 110,000. Austria-Hungary informs Switzerland of censorship and postal control as the war affects transit rights.
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Rupture Reported Between Admirals Over Goeben Incident
London dispatches from June 4 describe a rupture between Admiral Soucher commander of the Turco German Fleet and Captain von Muller of the Baltin Selim formerly the Goeben. Von Muller is said to have been removed from command on charges of bearing responsibility for the sultanate Belim's irrepairable damage.
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Baltin Selim
Gringer Goeben
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Gaptsin von Mullerty
Sultan Belim
Eighty saloons to close in Minnesota counties
Eighty saloons in ten Minnesota counties will be forced to discontinue operations after yesterday's elections. Counties abolishing water were Traverse, Todd, Senville, Dodge, Kandiyah, Murray, Ottertall and Watowan. Blue Earth and Olmstead voted wet.
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Minnesota
Tyme
Traverse
Todd
Senville
Dodge
Kandiyah
Murray
Ottertall
Watowan
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Separate peace denial sparks Berlin protests amid election chatter
Berliners react to alleged separate peace talk as German press cites Bergus Sazonoff and Russain minister. meanwhile Sunita Fe in Biny Wet votes to uphold mandate amid VAT and traffic regulation pledges.
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Berlin
Anzeiger
Bergus Sazonoff
Germany
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Sanur Fe
Biny Wet
BANTA
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Ting Ra-Treaves
Sunita
Anton
Tukpam Taken by Villistas Amid Turmoil in Vera Cruz News
Reports from Vera Cruz state Tukpam was captured by Villistas as firefight erupted near the Blate Deperement area. One Hettise ellixen killed, four wounded. BP Jones killed, Thomas Mallard and Mrs Jaskara injured, infant also harmed. Graves wounded during cover fire. British claims Mallard and Graves involved in the attack at the pier wells area in Tukpam.
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Te Gi, Dunn &— Advicca
Vera Cru
Tampico
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Ellixen
Jones
Thomas Mallard
Jaskara
Enti Nik
Mallard
Mr. Mallard
Tunny Mallard
Graven
Piwells
Ranger Burdette Killed by Mexicans
Ranger Robert Lee Burdette was shot and killed near Pibens Tex while attempting to arrest three Mexicans. Two suspects were wounded and expected to die. a third was pursued. Burdette, 32, home in Ausia, served four years in the ranger force. Adjutant General notified. body to be shipped to Austin.
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Travis County
Ranger Force
Casualty List Reports Large War Losses From London
A June London casualty list shows 20 officers and 3560 enlisted men killed wounded or missing in action. Thirty three men listed as succumbing to poisoning on the Western Front. The American Red Cross and aid workers organize trucks and sanitary committees for Serbia with Belgrade hospital delays noted.
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London
Til Cross Sans Aristos
Serbia
Sanitary Coimmitesion
Amrivan
Reg Cross
Temenas Laidiay Miryous
Groere Peale
American Red Cross
Belgrade
Constitutionalists Close on Mexico City Position Near Capital
Reporting from Vera Cruz June 8 General Obregon confirms heavy artillery and trains massing as Carranza loyalists push toward Mexico City. He notes appalling numbers dead and wounded and signals expectation that forces will seize the capital soon with possible recognition of Carranza by foreign powers.
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Pepe
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Mexican tensions and relief trains amid Villa-Obregon clash
Dispatches from Washington report continuing Mexican friction as Obregon's forces gain ground near Guanajuato. A relief train under British consul supervision to Mineo City faced armed escort at Apizaco. Consulates note food shortages in several northern states while Bes-sencaca reports no acute shortage. Venustiano Carranza and Villa consider a truce to avoid larger battles before a Wilson demand for settlement.
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