No Ultimatum In The Second Note
Ishington June 10 Former Lee Bryan plans another motion on the U S German situation to coincide with the American note in tomorrows papers He was shown the note by Acting Secretary Lansing and President Wilson approved a final form No more in the nature of an ultimatum than the last note London June 10 The resignation of William Jennings Bryan and the American note to Germany dominate interest A change in British policy on submarine prisoners is noted and steps will be taken through the American embassy to inform Germany of the shift
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Lee Bryan
United States
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Tomor
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Bryan
Seetary Lansing
Wilson
London
William Jennings Bryan
Gerauy
Ervan
Hout
America
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Balfour
Admiralty
Winston Spencer Churchill
Ord
House of Commons
Germany
Commissions File Against Increase of Freight Rates
Briefs opposing higher freight rates for grain and grain products filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission by Clifford Thorne for a committee of state railroad and public utilities commissions. States Minnesota Nebraska Kansas South Dakota Oklahoma Louisiana Iowa Arkansas Colorado Idaho Montana Nevada New Mexico Utah. Argues railroad revenues are not drained profits would be harmed by any allowance for improper assessments against operating expenses.
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Former Bryan Private Secretary Dies at 67
Albuquerque reports the death of Harvey B. Ferguson aged 67 a former congressman who recently resigned as private secretary to W J Bryan he died at his home today of apoplexy.
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Albuquerque
Harvey B. Ferguson
W. J. Bryan
Fire destroys army material at London motor works
A blaze swept through a private motor works in London destroying facilities covering three acres and including 100 Red Cross motor ambulances and 200 army motor vans ready for government delivery. Estimated damage reaches half a million pounds.
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Red Cross
Chicago May Have Big Strike
Chicago officials expect a large strike as surface and elevated railroad workers refuse to meet the company demand for wage increases and better working conditions by the 9 o clock deadline.
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Chicago
Bannock National Will Move Into Franklin Building
Bannock National Bank will occupy the north half of the first floor in the new Franklin building. The transfer is planned for late July or early August, with the building’s front ready by mid summer. The economy grocery shifts to other quarters, Skiles Mercantile expands, and the Knights of Pythias will lease the upper floor.
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Main Street
Bannock National Bank
Franklin Building
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Skiles Mercantile Company
Obregon Loses Arm in Action at Leon
General Obregon Carranza commander in fighting Villa at Leon lost his right arm and narrowly escaped death by a shell while directing operations on the timing line. He refused to abandon command until victory was assured and is now out of danger and improving rapidly. Obregon said Villa troops cannot stand a serious fight until they reach Juarez.
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Carranza
Villa
Leon
Carranza Agency
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German Agent Keeping In Touch Via Wireless
New York June 10 summer quarters of the German embassy at Cedarhurst are ready for Count Von Bernstorff. A temporary telegraph booth provides direct wire communication with the Sayville wireless plant thirty miles away for sending and receiving messages with Berlin.
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Cedar Hurst
Count von Bernstorff
Sayville
Berlin
London Soldier Granted Baron Title by Royal Concession
London report states the new Baron de Renter is a private in Kitchener's army. He holds the title due to a royal concession honoring his deceased father, with the title conferred in Germany.
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Baron de Renter
Kitchener
Queen Victoria
Germany
Over Three Million in British Service
London, June 10. Parliament has sanctioned 3,200,000 men for army and navy service so far in the present war. Premier Asquith says this total will not be exceeded without authority, denying rumors of unseen mobilizations. The Commons lists 6,409 officers and men lost sealing naval crafts since the war began, excluding those aboard the miner Irene and battleship Bulwark, destroyed in Sheerness harbor.
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House of Commons
T. J. McNamara
Admiralty
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Serbian airmen chase battle incidents across Lorraine fronts
Paris reports a violent overnight artillery clash between Lorraine lines and Seuehez sugar refinery region. German bombardment of Neuville St. Veust without recapture. Austrian air activity over Kraezyeratz. three bombs dropped. Italian troops report Austrian fort Passacchio abandoned near Matassere. Official dispatch notes German retreat from Baltic provinces and ongoing battles near Neuville and Souchez with trench holds.
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Passacchio
Matassere
Brady backs firmer stand after Bryan resignation
United States Senator James H. Brady issues a strong statement on Secretary of State Bryan's resignation. He says the move will favor the Germany crisis policy and shows the administration will take a firmer stand to protect American property and lives. He notes Bryan was not successful as secretary and supported peace at any price.
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Bryan
Brady
Secretary Bryan
Germany
Mr. Bryan
Washington
First President Addresses Last Class at Academy
The Academy’s final class under the old charter graduates tonight with 24 diplomas and about 16 certificates in a 40 member class. James Lightfoot, senior class president, speaks after musical numbers as Hon. J. W. Faris delivers the address. Faris Hall honors the founder.
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Faris
Rubenstein
Naval action at Baltic nets Russian torpedo victory
Petrograd reports a Baltic Sea engagement where a German torpedo boat was sunk and a second damaged by a Russian ship after a German raid met with Russian defense. The June 10 dispatch notes Russian divers scoring success near Petrograd amid German bombardment.
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Eirelesist
Anlysport
Vanderbilt body not recovered after Ireland coast report
London report claims Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt was found by an old woman collecting seaweed but a Vanderbilt representative later said the body was not his. In Washington, Germany’s note to the United States on the Frye sinking asserts the right to destroy contraband laden vessels, seeks damages, and challenges prize court delays.
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Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Ireland
Vanderbilt
Vandervilt
Washington
Germany
United States
William P. Frye
Eitel Friederich
Blackfoot Mobilizes for Chautauqua Boosters and Special Train
Twin Falls shows strong season ticket sales while Blackfoot plans a booster special train to Pocatello. A local committee led by Mrs Hendre and others is organized to promote the trip. The Chautauqua company will come, and the Saxony Concert company and lectures by Nels Darling will headline the day.
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Pocatello
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James
P. M. Powers
Torpedo Boats Sent to Bottom by Submarines
London reports two British torpedo boats numbers ten and twelve were torpedoed this morning off the east coast by a German submarine. Both sank with forty-one survivors rescued ashore. A Maas Luts dispatch says crews of the British trawlers Quiviin and Edward sunk by German submarines were rescued by a Dutch steamer.
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England
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Leeds youth to work in munitions shell ring plant
Leeds officials lift all senior public school students from class to join a factory job. The group will be employed in a war munitions plant to manufacture shell rings, following an appeal from local manufacturers.
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England
Board of Education
Leeds Manufacturers of War Munitions
German government raises minimum existence sum in Germany
Amsterdam reports on June 10 that due to rising living costs Germany fixes the minimum existence sum at 500, not the former 375 dollars. This amount cannot be mortgaged nor subjected to lawsuits or claims.
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Amsterdam
Germany
Bequeathing Sir Hugh Lane Estate to Dublin and London Galleries
Dublin bequests reveal that the bulk of Sir Hugh Lane's estate, the Lusitania casualty and renowned art expert, goes to Dublin and London galleries. The principal items are his painting collections.
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Dublin
Hugh Lane
London
July Wheat Rises to 1.057 Eighth on Chicago Market
July wheat futures in Chicago closed at 1.0578 per bushel after a session of gains. Traders cited steady demand and modest volume amid market uncertainty.
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Chicago
Garza Deposed as Chasaro Elevated to Provisional Presidency
Roque Gonzales Garza head of the Villa-Za pata government in Mexico City was deposed by the convention on June 9. Lagos Chasaro a Villa delegate from Chihuahua was elevated to the provisional presidency. State department dispatches confirmed the change.
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Washington, D. C
Roque Gonzales Garza
Villa-Zapata
Mexico City
Lagos Chasaro
Villa
Chihuahua
State Department
Reply Received to Second Note on Frye Sinking
The German government's reply to the second American note on the sinking of the William P. Frye has reached the state department. It will not be made public until studied.
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Washington, D. C
William P. Frye
Eitel Friederich
State Department
Hammond Guest of Detroit Board of Commerce
Detroit on its annual Great Lakes cruise opens with John Hays Hammond as guest of the Detroit Board of Commerce. Hammond, noted mining engineer, represented the president at King George VI coronation.
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Detroit Board of Commerce
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Nothing To It London War Slogan Vanished
London on June 10 reports the removal of the wartime sign Business as Usual that appeared across the city at the war’s start. It was once a patriotic display of British resolve but is now seen as conflicting with the prevailing public mood.
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London
Brooklyn Sunday School Parade Draws 50,000 Children
The annual Protestant Sunday schools parade in Brooklyn drew about 50,000 children. Children’s Day has been celebrated with similar parades for over fifty years in this city.
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Weather Summary for Pacific Northwest and Intermountain West
Weather overview notes unsettled conditions with likely showers in the west and general clearing in the east. Idaho expects generally fair skies with warmer temperatures in the south Friday. Montana shows partial cloud cover with little temperature change.
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Idaho
Montana
Trawlers Sunk Off Grimsby and Hartlepool Sinkings
The Velocity crew of Hartlepool reached port after fifty two hours adrift with no food or water following a German submarine attack. Trawlers Tunisian and Castor were sunk near Grimsby after shelling.
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