Talks With Wilson Shape German Declaration of Principles
German ambassador Count von Bernstorff reported to Berlin that President Wilson will demand a declaration of principles before any discussion of submarine actions. The meeting at the White House was cordial and frank, with Berlin urged to adopt a conciliatory stance. The outcome hinges on Bernstorff's influence on the German authorities drafting the reply.
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Washington
Count von Bernstorff
Wilson
United States
Germany
Count von Bernsterif
Berlin
American State Department
Bernstorf
Count von Leinstorf
Whlnon
White House
Count Bernatorff
Bern
War orders rise as chief factor in improving U.S. business
The June bulletin of the Federal Reserve Board reports war orders as a key driver of business improvement across the twelve reserve districts. Sentiment is mildly optimistic overall, though trade remains below normal. Atlanta shows generally good conditions, Richmond notes a smaller volume than last year but benefits from war orders, and Cleveland reports a slight pause.
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Washington
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Atlanta
Richmond
Cleveland
Alienation Suit Witnesses Reveal Domestic Details
In Morristown New Jersey on June 3 George H Wilder of Summit sues Dr George Willis of Morristown a New York broker alleging alienation of the affections of his wife Mrs Wilder mother of four. The case rests on professional visits by Willis the family physician and witnesses say they saw him kiss Mrs Wilder Willis denies the charges.
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Morristown
N. J
George H. Wilder
Summit
George
Willis
Iteruis Town
Whs
Supreme Court
New York
Wilders
Wilder
Solons must return the public property
Columbus June 3 A ruling by Attorney General Turner holds that senators and representatives will not receive pay for the second year of their term unless they return law books and stationery left in their desks to Secretary of State Hildebrandt. The AG revived section 49 general code requiring public property bought for member use to be turned over at session end.
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Columbus
Turner
Hilde Brant
Fred Blenkner
Secretary of State
American Woman Held as Spy in Milan Case
Milan Italy James Isavelle Wade thirty seven of Chicago was arrested on charges of being an accomplice of Martin Schammer a Bavarian officer accused of espionage. He had lived in several Italian towns and had many addresses. Police found Wade the singer living in Milan under the name Margherita Martello.
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Milan
Italy
James
Isavelle Wade
Chicago
Martin Schehammer
Schehammer
Muan
Ftome
Iraballe Wade
Margherita Martello
Thousands of Canadian troops sent to European war front
Montreal June 3 report that more than the 6000 a month promised by Major General Sam Hughes are being dispatched to the European front. Doubling the Montreux port flow, the Forty-second battalion is pictured in farewell by the Duke of Connaught while Winnipeg battalions arrive in Montreal bearing transport for England.
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Montreal
Sam Hughes
Canada
Montres
Duke of Connaught
Canad
Ian
England
Winnipeg
Villa Fears Embargo On War Munitions
El Paso reports General Villa seeks to import munitions amid embargo fears. He allegedly rushed purchases, with near 1,000,000 rounds imported last week. Estimates place Villa and Carranza faction munitions spending at about 29 million dollars in recent months. The British steamer Saldanha was torpedoed in the North Sea, seven crew drowned, forty-one survivors rescued.
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el Paso
Tex
Villa
London
Saldieh
Alexandria
Egypt
Hull
North Sea
Chatham
General Young Re elected Commander In Chief Revised
Richmond Virginia and Birmingham Alabama figure in a Confederate veterans reunion report. General Bennett M Young of Louisville Kentucky was reelected commander in chief at the annus reunion while Birmingham was chosen as the 1918 reunion site.
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Richmond
Bennett MH. Young
Louisville
United Confederate Veterans
Birmingham
Ala
Carmen Talk Strike Looms for Chicago Transit
In Chicago on June 3 a warning to 15,000 streetcar and elevated railroad workers urged preparation for a strike on Saturday. The notice followed an ultimatum to traction company heads demanding wage increases and immediate responses.
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Chicago
State revenue report shows record quarterly intake
The quarterly report filed with Governor Willis shows 42,201 in revenue for the quarter ending May 3, the largest since the license board began. The state treasury balance stood at 287.29 at quarter end.
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Columbus
Hauoricense Board
Teenaury
Willis
Equor
Dernburg to Leave New York on Wereensfjord June 12
New York June 3 Dr Bernard Dernburg will depart the United States aboard the Wereensfjord of the Norwegian American line on June 12. Arrangements have been made with belligerent powers for safe passage.
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New York
Bernard Dernburg
United States
Shortage in Molders Union Accounts Reported
Newark June 3 a five man meeting of the molders union was called to act on an alleged shortage of 1800 dollars found in the accounts after state officer Richard Metcalf from Cincinnati reviewed the books a few days ago.
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Newark
Molders Union
Richard Metcalf
Cincinnati
Payroll Delay Prompts State Auditor Notice
Columbus records show lawmakers approved extra ten days pay for session staff but withheld payment until funds are verified by the Auditor of State Lic. The delay stems from financial controls as officials note payroll will be released only after proper funding is confirmed.
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Columbus
Legistance
Stace Lic
Machine Guns For Militia Units Expanded In State Guard
Columbus June 3 Adjutant General Hough returned from Washington to organize a machine gun company in each of the eight infantry regiments of the Mato National Guard. The War Department will furnish four machine guns for each company of fifty men as Secretary Garrison supports forming these companies as part of state militias since the European war has shown the efficiency of machine guns.
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Columbus
Hough
Washington
Mato National Guard
War Department
Band of Ute Indians Invasion of Colorado
Ute Indians from the Uintah reservation in southern Utah threaten to replot and resist removal in Rio Blanco county Colorado. Reports say 200 more braves head this way with 490 more leaving the reservation. Congressman Taylor asked federal officials for restraint as settlers fear depredations and liquor access from undesirable residents. Local police reserves may be strained if larger forces move in.
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Denver
Junyi
Colorado
Uintah
Utah
Rio Blanco County
Titan
Ricard
Taylor
Glenwood Springs
Meeker
Colo
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
St Washington
Uintah Reservation
Mexican Leaders Skeptical of Wilson Note on US Interference
In El Paso Mexican leaders largely reject U S meddling in Mexico's internal affairs with hopes for a general conference fading. Francisco McManus and Andes Garcia cite a stance against US interference while noting protection for foreigners under Villa. Also, Kitchener receives the Knighthood of the Garter in London.
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Els Paso
Tex
Wilson
Mexico
United States
Aguas Ca Montes
Francisco McManus
Villa
el Paso
Andes Garcia
Carranza
Tie Mo
Live Stock And Grain Markets Across Major Cities
June reports show cattle prices across East Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland and Boston. Cattle high bids range from 4 to 50 dollars with steers and heifers leading the steady to brisk trade while hogs bring 5 to 8 dollars per unit and lambs fetch up to 11 dollars. Receipts tallied in thousands for cattle hogs and sheep, reflecting active market activity.
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East Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Wilson Declares Mexico Leaders Must Form a Government
Washington reports President Wilson warns Mexican leaders Carranza Villa and Zapata to set up a constitutional government within a reasonable period or face possible U S actions. An embargo on arms and moral support for a reconstruction group may follow if leaders fail to unite for Mexico’s sake.
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Grabie
Mexico
Washington
Prut. Dent Wilson
United States
Wilson
General Y Carranza
Villa
Zapata
Mexico City
Carramema
Um Teason
Huerta
Amy
Am&t
Farmer dies after bull goring in Newark Ohio
Anthony Org, seventy, a farmer in eastern county, died from injuries after being gored by a bull. His wife witnessed the attack and called for help as about six neighbors beat the infuriated animal to stop it.
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Newark
Anthony Org
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Gen. Young
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UTE
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Field Marshal
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War
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Heffers
Dulin
Forts
Boston
Transylvania
Stohart
Toledo
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