Americans Warned to Leave Germany Rumor Denied
Cable from an American ambassador notes warnings that Americans should depart the European war zone. In London anonymous calls urged Americans to evacuate London with families, while M K Shaler reports an unknown voice told him to remain indoors with bathtubs filled. The American embassy denies Germany urged all American women to depart England by June 5.
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Waneton
Jone
Rar
Amerieye
Germany
Ameg’ans
Sinking of multiple ships by German submarines reported
London reports that trawlers Horace Economy and Strathbran the steamer May and sailing ship George and Mary were sunk by U boats. Five crews saved. Horace and Economy crews boarded the trawler Little Boy in the North Sea with five minutes before bombs were dropped. Sunnethead torpedoed and crew reached Berwick. Fishing vessels Katleen Evening Star and Certes sunk. crews landed at Kirkwall, Orkney Islands.
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Horace
Economy
Strathbran
Uip
North Sea
Berwick
Scotland
Katleen
Evening Star
Certes
Kirkwall
Orkney Island
Attorney Bolin to Replace McPherson in Ohio Case
Samuel T. McPherson resigns as U.S. attorney for southern Ohio. Stuart R. Bolin of Columbus is named successor. DOJ moves in federal court at Columbus to require McPherson and Harley E. Burns to return $20,000 fee in the Old Capital ity Dairy suit. hearing scheduled today.
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Washington, D. C
Samuel T. McPherson
United States
Ohio
Stuart R. Bolin
Columbus
McPherson
Harley E. Burns
Old Capitality Dairy Company
Department of Justice
Big College Track Meet
Five hundred college athletes from the west prepare to compete tomorrow at the University of Illinois field. Entries include Krake, Oregon State, Iowa State, Coe, Colorado, South Dakota, Kansas, Missouri, Michigan, Michigan Aggies, Lake Forest, Notre Dame and DePauw.
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University of Illinois
Krake
Oregon State
Iowa State
Coe
Colorado
South Dakota
Kansas
Missou
Michigan
Michigan Aggies
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de Auw
Wilson cancels July transit of Atlantic fleet via Panama Canal
President Wilson and Secretary Daniels agree it is unwise to attempt sending the Atlantic fleet through the Panama Canal in July. Formal announcement may follow. Governor Goethals reports slides in the Gaillard cut are in an indefinite condition.
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Wilson
Daniels
Panama Canal
Goethals
Yellowstone Opens Tourist Season With Staff Arrival
The first Yellowstone park hotel staff train passed today, with No. 13 carrying two tourist sleepers and a baggage coach. General Manager E. E. Calvin and party rode service car 150 as the train split to reach Yellowstone tonight. Next Saturday the full staff, largely dining room personnel, arrives and a reception committee of locals awaits the arrivals.
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E. E. Calvin
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Island Park
Luther Burbank Day Opened At Expo
San Francisco hosts Luther Burbank Day at the exposition with a reception in the palace of horticulture after formal ceremonies led by principal speaker Dr. David Starr Jordan.
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Luther Burbank
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Burbank
Palace of Horticulture
David Starr Jordan
Germans Control Former Position Near Przemysl
Berlin reports Austro German troops have full control of Przemysl’s former positions though Russian forces retreat eastward, stalling a complete city encirclement. German center movement paused ten miles east of Przemysl while reinforcements pour into the Dniester front as Emperor William visits Archduke Frederick.
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Przemysl
Evacuation Report Claims German Force Increase
Petrograd reports on June 5 that discussions on evacuation indicate German forces have doubled in strength. The terse item notes intensified German manpower but offers no detailed verification.
Fall of Przemysl Sees Limited Military Impact
Paris reports Przemysl’s fall as a grave morale blow for Germany and Austria but of little strategic value. Newspapers note the fortress was dismantled and Przemysl is now an open city offering no military support for Galicia operations.
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Przemysl
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Austria
Galicia
Germans Admit It. Souchez refinery in French hands
Berlin reports that Army headquarters confirm the Souchez sugar refinery is for the time being in possession of French forces. The announcement clarifies control of the refinery amid ongoing tensions on the Western Front.
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Berlin
Souchez
Prominent Burley Man Killed in Idaho Auto Crash
Shoshone Idaho June 5 George W Woodruff superintendent of the Burley sugar factory was instantly killed ten miles north of Shoshone this morning An automobile party accompanying him including T C Anderson C A Terhune and C C Baker the latter badly injured All are prominent businessmen of Burley
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George W. Woodruff
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C. A. Terhune
C. C. Baker
Promig
Barey
Big Sunday showdown set between Downey and Athletics
Downey and the Athletics prepare for a decisive rematch after last Sunday's 3 to 2 eleven inning Downey win on their grounds. Davis returns behind the plate with Giles and Barthold in uniform, while Downey emphasizes stronger pitching and defense as the grounds and grandstand are improved for comfort.
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Giles
Barthold
Lumley
Carmack
Wilson
Fox
McCurdy
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Breese
Freeman
Kemmerer
Government case dropped over Times letter claim
London June 5. The government’s case against the London Times and Major EK H Richardson for revealing information useful to Britain’s enemies was dismissed. The defense argued the letter’s details were already known in Germany stating that the last French reserves are in the field and raw recruits were called up under the defense of the realm act.
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London
London Times
EK. H. Richardson
Great Britain
Richardson
Times
Germany
Youngest Mississippi minister to celebrate nineteenth birthday
Florence Mississippi June 5 Emmett Jackson Rutledge of Florence the youngest gospel minister in Mississippi marks his nineteenth birthday tomorrow He was licensed to preach last month at the district conference of the Methodist Church and took up long trousers for the first time He is the son of a traveling preacher and earned oratory medals while moving with his parents He graduated from Port Gibson College last month and immediately entered the ministry
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Emmett Jackson Rutledge
The
Methodist Church
Port Gibson College
Annual June walk of Essex County Sunday schools
Newark N J June 5 25000 Sunday school children will participate in the annual June walk of the Essex County Sunday School association. Children assemble at sixteen points as church bells call them together. The event will conclude with singing exercises and feasts.
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N. J
Essex County Sunday School Association
Pine county proposed to unite Clearwater and nearby regions
Northern Idaho promotes a plan for Pine county uniting the Flk river region and upper watersheds of the St. Maries Palouse and Potlatch rivers. Backed by major railroads Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Washington Idaho Montana the new county would span three counties with about 7000 people within 30 miles of its center, promising administrative economies.
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Milwaukee & St. Paul
Washington
Owyhee Hotel Charged With Violating Law
Boise June 5 The Owyhee Hotel Company cited into municipal court for unlawfully selling beer and whiskey without a license as required by ordinance. The liquor was allegedly sold on June 3 in a room associated with the licensed premises. The company pleads not guilty. case set for June 9. Representing the firm are Charles Kahn and Karl Paine.
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Charles Kahn
Karl Paine
Opium Grafters Under Probe in San Francisco Hearings
Affidavits presented to Jobo F. Neylan reveal alleged protected opium trafficking involving attorneys, state board of pharmacy staff, police officers, and underworld figures during a public hearing in San Francisco on June 5.
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State Board of Pharmacy
Police Department
Jobo FP. Neylan
State Board of Control
Factions May Be Brought Together In Mexico
In Paso on June 5 discussions in Mexican circles centered on a possible re reaction between Carranza and Villa after President Wilsons note to Mexican leaders The note prompted Villa officials to request Carranzas Washington representative to sketch a basis for an understanding
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Washington
Celebrates Golden Wedding of Ohio War Veteran
Lima Ohio June 6 Samuel Ferguson a 74 year old war veteran pardoned two weeks ago by Governor Willis from a life sentence in the Ohio penitentiary celebrates his golden wedding anniversary. Friends and Civil War comrades attend. Ferguson was a former grocer in the city and once killed a man in a dispute over an age count leading to a life term.
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July Wheat Closes at 114 14 in Chicago Trade
Chicago July wheat finished at 114 14, with market activity centered in the Chicago Board of Trade. Trade notes indicate firm demand and light selling pressure as prices edged higher through afternoon sessions.
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Chicago
Address to Salt Class Opens Commencement Week
The Academy of Idaho will hold the first commencement event tomorrow afternoon as Rev. P. A. Simpkins of Salt Lake delivers the educational address to the senior class, the last under the old charter. Twenty three students will receive diplomas or certificates amid a program of music and readings.
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P. A. Simpkins
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Blair
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Hamilton
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Danda
King Constantine in Bad Condition
Athens reports King Constantine of Greece in worse health and facing another operation. Doctors plan to remove one or more ribs as his condition worsens with a temperature of 99.6, pulse 102, and respiration 20 last night.
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Constantine
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German Spy Rosenthal Confesses Palace London
London news reports that German spy Robert Rosenthal has confessed to being sent by the German admiralty to obtain naval information. He was arrested as he prepared to leave England after a brief stay.
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London
Robert Rosenthal
England
Rosenthal
Texas Officials Indicted in Election Conspiracy Case
Corpus Christi Texas June 5 Twenty two including the United States commissioner and Nueces county officials and the local police chief were indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of conspiring to corrupt elections. The panel investigated the November elections.
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Sante Neuces
Italians Make Slow Advance in Southern Tyrol
A Swiss dispatch reports steady but slow Italian progress in southern Tyrol as Austrian authorities move civilians from the region. Instances of Mori have been moved to Innsbruck, and the area’s plight worsens due to severe provisioning shortages.
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Paris
Tyrol
Innsbrueck
Stampede of Cattle Aids Italian Break on Monteceredo
Rome reports fifty wild cattle helped Italian troops capture the Austrian position at Monteceredo. The cattle charged through barbed wire entanglements after being startled by explosions, sweeping away the obstacle and allowing Italians to seize the summit. The stampede is said to have driven the Austrians from the stronghold.
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Monteceredo
Coalition Government in Hungary Forming Amid Turmoil
London dispatch reports hostile airship attacks on the east and south with little damage and few casualties. Vienna says a coalition government is practically certain in Hungary, with opposition ministers to hold leading roles.
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London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Vienna Dispatch
Hungary
Booster Parade Monday Morning for Chau Tauqua Week
A ticket selling campaign kicks off Monday ahead of Chau Tauqua week starting Sunday night the 13th. Thirty autos have pledged for a parade from the Commercial club with a fifteen piece band, Boy Scouts in Chautauqua attire, Camp Fire Girls, and decorated autos with flags.
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