Plan to store cotton crop spurs statewide warehousing push
San Antonio bankers and business leaders back a plan to build warehouses across Texas to cut costs for the cotton crop. A committee will organize in 38 counties, with meetings in San Antonio to recruit volunteers for campaigns and liaise with the state warehousing commission. If successful, storage facilities will help farmers sell cotton at fair prices, reducing losses and stabilizing the market.
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San Antonio
Liu Tesak Ueaders
Asseadtadlun Tor
Wars- Nauaes
Starseo
Ody Jlxk
Heretts
Chearles House Association
Second Banking District of Texas
Lewes
Gunter Hotel
Beretta
Joseph Hirsch
Corpus Christi
Texas Sntherm’ Asesociation
Hirsch
Thair Construction
Dallas
Fort Worth
Waco
Houston
San ‘Antonio
Catield
Tha
Texas
Leon N. Waithall
George D. Campbell
Gita Meerechelée
Mittee
FC. Weinert
State Wareluse Commission
Department
T. C. Frost
Fred. W. Cink
Jake Wolt
T. W. Hriederich
John B. Carrington
JP. C. Frost
Frederick Terrell
Thomas Mathis
Otis Heerscheidt
F. Heri
Joseph Brule
Franz
Gres
J. Btevens
Grahsm
Taehten
Ganerheimer Dosuptt
A. A. Halt
MD. Blett
W. Felencrich
U S Writer JS Kil led Paris
American writer Henry Beach Needham, a graduate of George Washington University and former Brown student, was killed in a military airplane fall near Paris on June 1. He lived in Scranton, Pa., and built a career from attorney to reporter to editor at McClure’s, contributing to World’s Work and Collier’s. He accompanied Roosevelt to Panama as a foreign envoy and later aided war articles.
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Paris
Henry Beach Eeahar
Beach Needham
Grorre Washington University
Brown
New York City
McClures
Panama
Presistent
Roosevelt
Investigaia Labor
Canal
Collier's
Zar & Geries
German Embassy Denies Gerhard Story In Telegram
State Department received a denial from the German embassy in Cedarhurst New York denying reports that Dr Anon Beyer Gerhard was involved in obtaining a Save conduct back to Germany. It says the White House had no official knowledge of claims about Dr Meyer Gerhard and other allied embassy interference allegations. Gerhard arrived in Berlin after awaiting from New York on a mission to the German government and met Foreign Minister von Ribbentrop.
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Washington
State Department
Cedarhurst
Anon Beyer-Gerhard
Germany
Alfred Meyer
United States
Wilson
White House
Meyer-Gerhard
War Department
United States Valley
United Lates
Europe
Gerhard
Berlin
Pern
Lendoni
Ante Meier- Gerhard
New York
Count von Bernatoris
von Tasow
Mystery in Wreck of Gulf Schooner Dora Arietina
Tampa June 17. Efforts to clear up the mystery surrounding the wreck of the Gulf schooner Dora Arietina off the Mexican coast two months ago brought to light the lifeless bodies of those who were aboard when she capsized. The vessel, heavily laden, was thought to have been blown over in a sudden squall before the crew could escape.
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Tampa
Fin
Parrish
Baby
Crow
Dora Arietina
Mexico
Conference on World Peace Seeks Public Backing
Philadelphia reports progress toward a proposed league of peace to curb war. Taft chaired the gathering with committees chosen to draft principles, including a resolutions panel. Four articles were presented for adoption before submission to President Wilson and other world leaders.
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Philadelphia
League of Peace
Allthorg
Todas
Halic
Vapori
Han Ballfigeron
League
Haylor A. Perelyn Mendes
New York
Resolutiona
Proviniuimil
Wilson
Peel
League of Peace discussed at conference by Taft and others
The conference featured talks by John Bates Clark, Theodora Marburg, and Edward A. Finne as it debated a league of peace to prevent war. Taft outlined the distinction between justifiable and nonjustifiable questions and urged a judicial tribunal for disputes, with a council of conciliation and a framework to codify international law.
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Judicial Tribunal
John Bates Clark
Columbia University
Theodora Marburg
Baltimore
United States
State House
George Washington
England
Watt Tirst Speater
Taft
ST. Louis
League of Peace
Supreme Court of the
United de Ae
Ryt
British Warship Aground Report From Kefala Bay
A June 17 dispatch via London says a Turkish aviator reports a British warship of the Agamemnon type grounded in Kefale Bay on the island of Fibros. The deck is largely submerged with the entrance to the Dardanelles blocked. The British government denies the Agamemnon sinking tale.
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Amsterdam
London
Conman- Happle
Kefale Bay
Island of
Fibros
Weather Snapshots Across Cities With Varied Winds
Reports from Milwaukee Denver and other cities note varied temperatures from near 30s to mid 60s. Winds shift northwest to west with rain in some areas, while a milder day brings higher readings in others.
Lusitania Submarine Theories Drag On At Inquiry
June 12 report from London on the Lusitania inquiry under Baron Mersey. Attorney General Bly Edward Carson urges evidence of a submarine attack near the port side, while witnesses including Seaman O Neill and others describe torpedo washes and near misses. Captains Turner and Anderson face questions on lifeboats and order reversals, with testimony about life belts and boat deployment amid the disaster.
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Ecndon
Lusitania
Lamiatony
Baron Mersey
Bly Edward Carson
Lupitania
Sir Edward Mina
Haron Mersey
See- Qiko O'Neill
O' New
Navy
Wit Neay
Aaron Mersey
Haargalnon
Titanic Dimanter
Capiain Turner
Jones
Anderson
Turner
Toyar
Caplan Andemon
German Attitude on Note 15 Pleasing
Washington reports official news on reception of the lost American note to Germany. Berlin quarters quote Ambassador Gerard with German press comments showing a friendly tone. Officials see the note as a potential basis for an adjustment in the dispute between the two nations.
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Washington, D. C
Germany
Berlin
Ammesador
Gerard
Dupadminnt
New Flying Record Claimed At Hempstead Plains
Attendee at the Hampstead Plains aeroplane bangers reports Charles F. Niles of Rochester set a new American record yesterday by flying upside down and looping the loop in a monoplane with a passenger. The rider was Stephen Magordon of New York and Chicago, weighing 130 pounds.
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York
Hampstead Plains
Long Island
Charles F. Niles
Rochester
Stephen Magordon
New York
Chitaga
Bridge collapse kills workers at Cayhoga River site
A steel bridge span under construction over the Cayhoga River collapsed, killing one, injuring three fatally, and leaving others less seriously hurt as twenty men were hurled about seventy feet to the ground during the mishap. Alleged mob leaders are reported in prison in Columbia.
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Cleveland
Onin
Cayhoga
Turkish Advance on Gallipoli and Allied Fronters
British and German forces continue intense operations in the Dardanelles and Poland. German offensives push toward Lemberg while Austro German troops renew attacks across Poland Galicia and Bukovina. Russian defenses hold portions of the San and Dniester fronts as Allied actions in France and Italy report limited gains.
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London
Dardanelles
Darsignplles
Dubie
Mie Britten
Treches Convin
Britten Hope
Lion
Campaigh
Busians
Tumian
Poland
Gemmana Xea
Batley
Grilets
Galicia
Bukowina
Potrogred
Shavtl
Prausnyer
Prensnyar
Warsats
Ossowots
Agein
Petrograd
San
Galcia
Italy
Serbia
Russia
Tugsians
Germany
Kiev
Moscow
von Mackensen
Bas
Lemberg
Dolester
Pulan
Suchez
Lorestre
Labyrinth
England
I Talinos
Adige Willey
Trent
Isonze
de Butte
Wileste
The
Star
I CARRANZA TROOPS STILL HOLD MONTEREY
Laredo June 1. Cor rane authorities report telegraph service between the border and Monterey remains active and that Mexican forces hold Monterey with no signs of surrender. The report adds no credible proof of Villin forces retreating from Monterey.
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Icarranza
Monterey
Laredo
Vex
Mieve Laredo
Ube
Monlerey
Kenna Presents Another Loan Bill In House
In the House today Premier Kenna introduced another loan bill. Chancellor Feghinid Mckeany announced details suggesting the sum may reach 1,760,000 dollars.
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Kenna
Three Turkish Transports Sunk in Naval Action
A telegram from Abnonn reports that three Turkish transports were sunk in a naval action near Nagara after a British line torpedoed them. The Breater out of the nope it crew sa sud to have been drowned.
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London
Tog Star
Lelggram
Abnonn
Mudros
Hrittsi
Ami
Nagara
Sa Sud
Belgians Revolt Report Of 700 Killed In Malines
A Amsterdam dispatch via a Ghent traveler reports last Tuesday’s uprising in Malines with German troops entering the crowd. He claims about 700 Belgians died and says Austrian correspondent notes no confirmation yet. Since the incident, Malines is said to be subdued by rectified wire fences.
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London
Amsterdam
Ghent
Malinex
Say
Lince
Greece Votes For Allied War Entry In Greek Election
German press reacts with surprise as election results show broad support for Greece joining the Allies. Reports indicate Premier Gouarts had led earlier, but now the Grecian general elections favor participation with Allied forces. The mood ranges from cautious optimism to strategic forecast across leading papers.
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Berlin
Vie
London
Vesti Zoles
Greece
Nowspapurs
Preimier Gouarts
Zante
Gresa
Kreuz Zeitving
Athens
Kreuz Veltune
Child Victim of Crime Reported in Cincinnati
The body of Elizabeth Neltn, about 11, was found in her yard after she disappeared yesterday. A man who gave her candy earlier that morning is suspected. investigators say the child’s throat was cut and she was killed. Local police are pursuing leads in the case.
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Cincinnati
Ublo
Inne
Elizabeth Neltn
Mra Nulie
Penang
Albayan Supreme Court Upholds Matai Liner Law
The Albayan Supreme Court today upheld constitutive provisions of the Matai liner law. It clarifies permissible quantities and sets limits on cash value within specified periods. The ruling defines the scope of penalties and applies to individuals under the act, guiding enforcement and compliance.
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Matai
Montgomiene
Atay Finn
Albayan Supreme Court
Nossusshon
Individuads
Carranza Seen as Best Mexican Leader by United States View
John Lind, former president's special agent in Mexico, argues Carranza is the only Mexican leader likely to resolve Mexico's crisis within three months. He cites Carranza’s legitimacy, experience, and potential to unite factions, and notes U.S. support may align with humanitarian and self interest concerns. The New York Evening Post also backs Carranza as the central figure.
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John Lind
Mexico
Lind
Carranza
Carranna
United States
Mexico City
New York Evening Post
Wilson
White House
Arranza
Obregon
Gonzales
Villa
Huerte
Huerta
Mafbéro
Marines Sail For Mexico Under Pacific War Orders
Navy and State Department officials announce Admiral Howard is ordered to Guaymas Mexico with a force to evacuate or protect Americans amid Indian threats. Indians declare war on Germany, Mexico, and the United States as refugees consider departure from the Yacui valley.
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D.C
Howard
Pacific News
Guaymas
Mexico
Navy Department
Navy
State Department
Germany
United States
Yacui Valley
Vonesming Ile Packie
San Diego
Tovlay
Messeg Uockauzed
Maytovenn
Sonora
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Daure
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