National Guard to Leave for France in July
About 125000 national guardsmen will depart the United States for France between July 15 and the end of August forming five divisions. The first units will be called in mid July with the last on August 5 as transports are prepared. Secretary Baker described guardsmen as well trained and eager for service with training already completed. Engineer corps totaling nine units were ordered to active service and will train at established camps with machinery to produce war supplies. The New York division led by General O R yan and including the Fighting Sixty-Ninth Seventh Regiment and a New York guard squadron pledged to go abroad.
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International News Service
Washington
United States
France
Europe
Baker
Germany
War Department
Dometrately
National Guard
New York
Genera O'Ryan
National Guard of
France Receives Second $100 Million Loan From United States
The United States loans France another hundred million dollars on 3.25 percent short term, to be converted to bonds by July 30 1917. Funds must be spent in the United States with a new French purchasing department in New York coordinating supplies and motor trucks for heavy work worldwide. Aimed at aiding military transport, the plan reflects American initiative. Steamer Standard sails for Solomon at 9 a m tomorrow.
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Ninuidy
Sandy
Natives Revolt Conspiracy Involving German Officials
Chicago June 2 Baron Kurt Vonrelandz former German vice consul and thirteen others are indicted by the federal grand jury for conspiracy to foment a revolt against Britain in India. Agents of Vonreiswitz were arrested in Canada while Hindustan leaders in the United States were urged to back a Bengal uprising. Several Burmese and Bengalese residents testified to the inducements. Additional arrests are expected.
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Eral
Canada
United States
Bengal
First underwater clash as French sub sinks German subs
Paris dispatch reports a French submarine Clerce battled a large German sub in the Adriatic, both submerged. The German boat was blown up by a torpedo and sank with all crew. The Clerce surfaced to meet a nearby British cruiser. The German craft, said to be the latest and largest of its class, tied to May launches.
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International News Service
Paris
Adriatic Sea
Clerce
Germany
Straits of Gibraltar
First boats carry over a thousand passengers to Nome voyage
Pacific News Service reports the steamer Amatilly carried 303 passengers and freight to Nome, with Victoria's shipload following this morning. List includes many named passengers and officials. a San Francisco steamer arrival notes crowded conditions and ongoing travel. The Victoria and Senitor also appear with prominent travelers and routine notices. The Nome Nugget urged home delivery for $2.00 monthly.
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Victoria
Pacific News Servic Attle
Amatilly
Pacific Steamship Co
Nome
Murry le Tar
Think Fries
Pete Hansen Jr
Mes. C
Megan H. Palthers
Thayne
Jesse Angesson
Joseph Calument
Arthur Lundquist
Monton
Mino McChinn
No Go Netson
AJ W. Wheeler
EE Lumbeet
Powell
Loyalty Powell
Clyde Powell
Crinmen
Ant Mee
Brant OrCounoe
Theodore
Riversen Cochrane
C. 11. Brown
W. C. Baird
Toyle
Harry Dobaon
Olooke
Ane
Jd, Cole
Charles 'Sk Takk
Toney W. Nunta
Sam Mt
Berkman Proposes American Council of Soldiers and Workers
Alexander Berkman, famed anarchist, announces the formation of an American council of soldiers and workers delegates. He predicts over a hundred thousand members by next year and plans a structure mirroring the Russian council, with Berkman touring major cities to rally support.
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International News
Servic
New York
Alexander Berkman
United States
American Council of Soldiers and Workmen
Russia
Berkman
Emma Goldman
Eliies
Indictments Hit Egg Hoarders Across Chicago Area
Federal indictments are brought against twenty individuals and firms for hoarding eggs to sustain high prices. Investigations seek to curb supply restraints across foodstuffs, aiming to force holdings onto the market at normal profits. The case plans to review books and issue orders to release stock. Moonlight water at the City Bath House.
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Chicago
Rush work on seized vessel delays delivery to navy
International News Service reports ongoing rush repairs of the seized Gatman and Avetrian ships to convert them for naval use. President Wilson orders seizure enforcement, with destination ports and transport duties for troops unclear, as work continues amid diplomatic tensions and transport concerns.
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Washington
Dane
Gatman
Navy Department
Phessele
Prince
Mines Placed Around New York Harbor Quietly
Confidential orders closed New York Harbor for two days as minelaying vessels positioned mines to seal the approach. Naval officers and crew conducted silent operations with secrecy, allowing ships to enter only under Navy supervision.
Dream Sunday at the Fox Woman Headliner Miss Ann Murdock
The Fox Woman headlines a Sunday show with Miss Ilone Aven Teddy Sampson and Elmer Clifton backed by a Japanese cast. The film, a propeller star production, runs two reels with usual prices and promotion for Nome Nugget subscription.
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Ann Murdock
Fox
Ilone Aven
Teddy Sampson
Elmer Clifton
the Rooster
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