Capital and Labor Meet in Conference on National Unity
International News Service reports a Washington conference where leading labor and capital figures including Samuel Gompers John D Rockefeller Jr and Henry Ford discuss harmony in manufacturing amid the war crisis. The meeting, attended by Guggenheims and others, aims to align aims for the nation’s good with the ongoing war effort and economic strain. The session continues as discussions focus on vital national matters.
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International News Service
Washington
United States
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
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Hake Holden
Te & Qu Railroad
John Kitterson
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National Cash Register Co
Henry Ford
J. C. Prick
August Belmont
W. A. Clark
GE Belly
Amalgamated Copper Cog
Arrest of German spy system chief in San Francisco
Pacific News Service reports the arrest of Rudolf Flamm Erginger, alleged head of a German spy network operating in the United States and Mexico. The case ties him to high German officials and Mexican intrigue, signaling a major wartime espionage breakthrough.
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Pacific News Service
AN Francisco
Rudolph Flamm Erginger
United States
Mexico
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Geemans
Melobedhs
Wrecked Steamer St Francis Faces Toll After Unimak Pass Crash
May 15 reports describe the steamer St Francis striking a rock in Unimak Pass and becoming a total wreck. About 250 survivors escaped on the Norwood while the Unaluga stood by. Several lives were feared lost though full details were unavailable. Rescue efforts continued as reports noted the wreck occurred during rough seas and possible recent volcanic activity affecting the rocks.
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Unimak Pass
Norwood
Libby, McNeil & Libby
Nusha
British steamship Abosso sinks off Ireland with ninety dead
Survivors recount torpedoing by a German submarine during the night near Ireland. Abosso, a seven thousand seven hundred eighty two ton liner on its maiden voyage, sunk with lights visible from the U boat. Over thirty hours in open boats under harsh conditions. May Day entertainment and dance noted for Eagle Hall.
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Admiralty
British Forced to Evacuate 10 Positions Near St Quentin
British forces in the St Quentin area faced heavy German reinforcements and counterattacks. German advances shattered by last week’s gains forced the evacuation of ten positions as Australian troops briefly extended trench lines before being cut off.
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London
St. Quentin
Belhcourt
Haig to rush heavier guns into position at front
Report states British forces are advancing from their base and driving out German troops. Marshal Haig orders deployment of larger caliber artillery to fields commanding the fortified German positions.
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Wield
Marshal Haig
Pay Last Respects To Robert Horn
This afternoon at 2 30 the mortal remains of Robert S Horn were laid to rest at Belmont Point cemetery. The obsequies were conducted by the Masonic organization and well attended. Escorted by Masons in full regalia the bier moved from Front street to Federated church where prayers were led. A full choir sang Lead Kindly Light Abide With Me and In the Hour of Trial before funeral rites by the Masons and burial at the cemetery.
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Robert S. Horn
Belmont Point
Masons
Nome Nugget Subscriptions Offer Prompt Laundry Delivery
Advertisement urging Nome residents to subscribe to the Nugget newspaper for home delivery to enlighten households. Features contact line Main 161 for Nugget subscription and laundry service by W. J. Williamson, proprietor.
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W. J. Williamson
Nome
Conscription pact to send Roosevelt volunteers to France debated
Washington reports a Senate and House committee conference on a conscription agreement to deploy Roosevelt and his volunteers to France. The piece notes President Wilson likely to approve, Roosevelt’s troops possibly reaching the front, with pressure from Lees and other figures shaping the outcome.
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International News Service
Washington
Toosevelt
France
Senate
House Committee
Wilson
Roosevelt
Copper output rise spurs new smelter planned near Donghi
International News Service reports copper output has surged in four months prompting a movement to build another smelter near Donghi. Major operators have cut production. several have reduced by half while others form a company to exploit the remaining ore and attract eastern capital. Prices and futures are discussed as industry groups consider expansion.
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Ariz
Donghi
Queer
Douglis
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Ioanber
Britain to grant women suffrage after war effort
International News Service reports Britain will introduce a bill in the House of Commons granting equal suffrage to women. The Times calls it an electoral revolution, praising women's wartime contributions and promising recognition in peace. The piece notes protests by husbands but urges action for wives.
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International News Service
London
Great Britain
House of Commons
The
London Times
The Lost Paradise at the Warner shows ten reels
Dream Tonight presents The Lost Paradise a crystalized jewel of the time with five reels. The audience is invited to Eagle Hall for May day rehearsals at 4 o clock sharp. Subscribe to the Nugget for home delivery at $2.00 per month.
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