Spy or Traitor Divulged Ordnance Secrets Revealed
Secretary Daniels told the Senate Naval Affairs Committee that a spy or traitor has been giving information on the bureau of ordnance. He cited letters shown by Senator Frelinghuysen that reportedly sourced from confidential ordnance files.
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Daniels
Bureau OF Ordnance
Y Associated Press
Washington
Daniel
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Mongolia
Frelinghausen
Ordnance Department
Entombed Miners Found Alive in Montana Mine
Associated Press reports June 11 from Butte that fire caused toxic gas in a Montana mine. Rescuers say crews sealed sections with cement sacks and water to create a bulkhead, allowing the entombed miners to communicate and remain in good condition.
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Butte
Montana
Pershing Dines With King in London Buckingham Pal
General John J. Pershing and Ambassador Page dined with King George and Queen Mary at Buckingham Palace. Paris reports the first contingent of American officers under Pershing's staff arrived in Paris to organize for American forces to be sent to France. The party includes Colonels McCarthy Taylor Treload Major Drum and captains Moore Ves, preparing for deployment.
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London
John J. Pershing
Ambassador Page
King George
Queen Mary
Buckingham Pal
Associated Pres
Paris
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McCarthy
Taylor
Treload
Drum
Quartermaster Department
Moore
Ves
France
Lord Northcliffe of England Arrives in the United States
Associated Press reports Lord Northcliffe of England arrives in the United States aboard an American steamer. The British representative and Atlantis P Northcliffe are noted in transit while coordinating duties with British interests.
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Lord Northcliffe OF
England
Associated Press
Atlantis
Coordina
United
Mangus Mason Sinks After Submarine Hit
The sailing vessel Mangus Mason a 1700 ton ship was sunk by a submarine today. The crew was saved. In Chicago on June 11 the Rock Island railroad receivership ended by Judge Carpenter's order in federal court.
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Associated Press
London
Mangus Mason
Chicago
Rock Island Railroad
Carpenter
Federal Court
British Raids Renewed North of Ypres Front
The British resumed raids from north of Ypres to Eppepy as part of a broader front movement. Officials noted the mission followed heavy artillery fire on the Belgian front near Pyrex and Ostend, with strategic aims tied to regions along the coast and Zeebrugge.
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Mees Ves
Ypres
Eppepy
Belgium
Pyrex
Ostend
Zeebruggee
Deming Army Camp Approved As National Mobilization Site
Deming New Mexico is approved as an additional army camp for the National mobilization effort. Police inspector Mills was killed during a protest crackdown in Dublin. Sinn Fein members were detained as unrest grows. In Rome, Italian forces reported gains at Monteortizara and nearby passes. Beijing reports a premier’s push toward dissolving parliament amid a political standoff.
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Deming
New Mexico
Associated Pre
Washington
Associated Press
Dublin
Mills
Trish
Sinn
Idaho Secures Full Quota of War Volunteers
Washington June 31 Idaho has filled its regular army quota, becoming the seventh state to supply the required number of war volunteers. Colonel Goethals announced today contracts for sixteen wooden ships were let. A meeting of Carlsbad patriotic women will form a local Woman's Auxiliary under the State Council of Defense.
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Ashington
Idaho
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Associated Press
Patriotic Women of
Carlsbad
Woman's Auxiliary
State Council of Defense
State Council
Suspects Arrested in Kidnapping Case
Suspects in the Lloyd Keet kidnapping case are held in Kansas City after police arrests. The two alleged abductors Citrus Adams and Claude son are jailed for safety following a harsh interrogation by prison leaders who threatened death if confessions were won. The body of Lloyd Keet was found, and authorities continue a forensics-led investigation.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Lloyd Keet
Cirtus Adams
Claude Son
Kansas City
Food bill reported favorable by house agriculture committee
The House agriculture committee approved a new food production and price control bill by 12 to 1. It would empower the president to regulate distribution and prices, guarantee a minimum price for non perishable farm products, and set rules for maximum price fixing.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Kilts May Replace Trousers in England Debated
London June 1 The Associated Press reports that kilts may replace trousers as a government push to economize on dye stuffs gains support in England. The piece notes the debate spans many regions, amid civil dress reforms and dye shortages.
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London
Englad
Weather forecast for June 11 1997 fair periods
The forecast calls for a fair night and a fair Tuesday. The outlook covers the Hast portion tonight and the South East portion Tuesday with dry conditions.
Ranch Traveler Charley Harbert Arrives in City
Charley Harbert arrives from his Roswell area ranch last night dusty from the long auto trip. He and his vehicle carried a noticeable amount of dust after the journey through the region.
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Charley Harbert
City
Roswell
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