Jury hears defense in Miller domestic case
Attorney Thomas Vance presents Mrs. Miller’s testimony outlining alleged seduction by William Chatten and marital strain. The report details Miller’s reactions, family presence in court, and claims Chatten urged separation and divorce to destroy the Miller home.
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Break in German American tensions looms as US notes delay
Berlin dispatches report rising American unease over a possible break with Germany and a pending presidential note. Officials warn Berlin may misread Bryan’s resignation while Wilson weighs actions on British trade and neutral rights amid the Lusitania dispute.
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Wilson
Lusitania
Germany
British Inter
Webb
North Carolina
Nell’s Hair Cut by Prison Barber
Nell Pickerell known as Harry Allen sits in county jail after a prison barber John C. Hindle cuts her hair. Hindle, recently convicted of killing his baby while drunk, asks if she wants a shave. Nell refuses and stamps her foot, continuing to dress as a man.
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John C. Hindle
Nell
Hindle
Italians Shell Trieste as Rovereto Falls to Italians
Swiss dispatches report Italian forces shell Trieste from long range after Rovereto occupation. The Italians also advance on Beselbia Besano and Beseno while Monfalcone falls, Goritz’s capture looms, and Gradisca evacuation begins.
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Goritz
Gradisca
Germans Repelled In Night Attack On Souchez Sugar Mill
French forces repulsed a midnight German assault on the sugar mill at Souchez near Paris. Searchlights swept the night as advancing troops were cut up, illustrating a sharp defense during the June 10 engagement.
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Souchez
Drs
Germany argues prize court for Frye sinking indemnity
Germany states through a note to Ambassador Gerard that indemnity matters and related questions from the sinking of the Wm. P. Frye by the Prinz Elite Friederich should be settled by a prize court. Berlin says it cannot admit a treaty violation and expects to pay indemnity, but disputes on amount, payout, confiscation, and legality require prize court decision before any action.
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London
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Washington
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von Jagcow
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Wm. P. Frye
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Bryan to Lead Newspaper Peace Education Campaign
Former Secretary of State Bryan plans a public campaign to educate Americans on U S relations with belligerents, especially Germany. He will continue his peace efforts through newspapers while awaiting Wilson note public release and potentially discuss a successor at the State Department with Lansing and Lane.
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Lane
John Bassett Moore
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For Rent ads beckon summer movers
The Star invites readers planning summer moves to browse its classified For Rent column for suitable lake, sound, suburb, or room and apartment options. Classified ads are presented as a steady, profitable daily feature for steady readership.
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