China Meddling Sparks Tensions Across Nations
Report from Wayneton on June 16 discusses Japan's reaction to U S efforts urging China’s rival factions to reconcile and restore order. It notes Britain France and Japan considering steps, with Japan resenting U S involvement and relations strained by conflicting communications and later dispatches from Peking and New York.
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Wayneton
Japan
Great Britken
China
State Department
Naion
Uited
Ape
Britin
France
America
Peking
Asahi
New York
Ament
Amer
Orr
Red Cross Drives For record war relief fund
Washington D C June 16 With a goal of 100000000 in subscriptions the largest war relief fund sought by popular support the Red Cross headquarters finalized plans to mobilize weeks campaign President Wilson proclaimed Red Cross week and dispatched 50 money experts to assist chapters in forming ten teams per major city Wall Street financiers led by J Pierpont Morgan Frank A Vanderlip Jacob H Schiff and Cornelius N Bliss Jr will canvass the district as part of a nationwide effort expected to raise millions in New York Chicago Philadelphia and other cities
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Washington, D. C
United States
American Red Cross
Wilson
Red Cross
New York City
Wall Street
J. Pierpont Morgan
Frank A. Vanderlip
Jacob H. Schiff
Cornelius N. Bliss, Jr
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Goethals Names Rousseau to Shipping Board Post
Admiral Rousseau has been appointed by Gen Goethals as assistant manager of the Shipping Board, succeeding F A Eustis whom Goethals discharged for disloyalty and misstatement of fact. The situation is regarded as grave with leaks and uneasy order the crown.
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Rousseau
Gen. Goethals
Shipping Board
F. A. Eustis
Goethals
Spanish Crisis Deepens Amid War and Food Strife
Reports from the peninsula indicate Spain faces a revolutionary mood as army leaders push reform. Food shortages and industrial unrest feed tensions while the populace shifts toward republican sentiments, though the aristocracy leans toward Germany. Continued on page 2.
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Spain
Germany
A. de
Soldiers of the Brine and War News Across Europe
Marines send seven men to Salt Lake City for reexamination and training as Marine Corps Week is celebrated. Italians enlistments rise, natives and aliens join infantry, and Navy recruitment plans unfold. British and German lines in northern France show fragile activity as Haig presses a possible decisive push. Italian offensive resumes with violence in Carinthia.
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Marine Station
Salt Lake City
Marine Corps Week
Marines
Salt Lake
Carl Lomas
Merit E. Adams
Martin Howard
John A . Anderson
Mark B. Lidy
George Gallaker
Emmett R. Lind
George FE. Mangum
Lava Hot Springs
United States
Burers Fiorentine
Pocatello
Giovanni Gabondaleo
Infantry
Navy Station
Boatewain
Meashes
Idaho
Navy
France
Arras
Messines
Field Marshal Haig
Berlin
von Hindenburg
Haig
Vienna
Carinthia
Nebeker Buys I M Larkin Interest in Pocatello Firm
Lee Nebeker, recently connected with George W. Larkin & Son undertaking, has purchased Ima J. Larkin's interest in the Pocatello firm. Alma Larkin, one of the sons, remains tied to the business as do G. Larkin, E. A. Larkin, D. E. B. Johnson, and D. L. Nebeker who now controls the interests alongside Nebeker.
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Lee Nebeker
George W. Larkin & Son
Ima J. Larkin
Pocatello Ism
Nebeker
George W. Larkin and Sons Company
Den
Is City
Alma Jarkin
Pocatello
G. Warkin
E. A. Larkin
D. EB. Johnson
D. L. Nebeker
William Sends Aid To Constantine In Exile
A Berlin telegram quotes Emperor William addressing the Greek exiled king Constantine. The message vows to restore Constantine to the throne, denounces his enemies, and promises vengeance on those who harmed him. The note ends with hopes of a German welcome and cordial greetings.
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Berne
Berlin
William
Constantine
Germany
Red Cross Campaign Heads to Raise 20000 in City Drive
Committees for the Red Cross headquarters will meet at the Turner building center rec starting Monday to organize a city campaign. A plan requires every individual in city voluntary roles to contribute one day’s income to the Red Cross fund, with a general meeting set for tomorrow at 9 o clock.
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Red Cross
Turner Building
Center Rec
Commerciib
Leenty
Lyman Fargo
Red Cross Fund
Norning
Germany Offers Peace to Russia and Allied Notes
Stockholm reports the Social Demokraten says Germany offered peace to Russia via a Swiss council member. Berlin notes foresee American troops arriving in 1918 with limited impact while supply and transport constraints exist. Paris states the chamber of deputies favors remitting minor army punishments in honor of General Pershing and grants a wine ration for his arrival.
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Stockholm
The
Social Demokraten
Germany
Russia
Federal Council
Copenhagen
Germam
Berlin
Paris
Army Committee
Cha of Deputies
General Pershing
Cleveland Daughter to Wed Dell of New York
Engagement announced at Princeton New Jersey between Miss Marion Cleveland youngest daughter of Grover Cleveland and William Stanley Dell Princeton graduate connected with the editorial staff of the New York Evening Sun Dell is announced by Mrs Thomas J Preston Jr wife of the late president.
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New York
Marion Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
William Stanley Dell
Princeton
New Jersey
Thomas J. Preston, Jr
Dell
New York Evening Sun
Government to commandeer all steel shipbuilding contracts
Washington reports the government notified steel ship builders that it would commandeer immediately all ship building contracts. The action aims to accelerate wartime production and expand naval capacity.
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Washington
Steel Ship Builders
Petrolite Crew Accounted For Near Gibraltar Sinking
Washington reports all crew and naval gunners of the American steamer Petrolite sunk by a German submarine near Gibraltar are accounted for and in good condition.
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Washington
Gibraltar
Belgians Arrive in U S for Conference Mission
Belgium's official mission arrives at Atlantic Port June 16 led by Baron Moncheur former U S minister and head of the Belgian foreign office political bureau at Havre.
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Atlantic
Belgium
United States
Baron Moncheur
Havre
Water supplies secured for Colorado Springs summer
Late spring snows and heavy mountain rains ensure Colorado Springs will have plenty of water for the summer despite a dry winter. Superintendent B. B. McReynolds of the water plant confirms the ample supply.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
B. B. McReynolds
Elk Cadets Begin Receiving Uniforms For Drill
Uniforms for the Elk Cadets arrive in khaki army style with leggings and campaign hats. About forty suits in the first shipment. Cadets who enlisted and paid for their suit must attend drill regularly as parents are asked to assist. An inspection of uniformed cadets will be held Monday night. The younger members show strong interest and good progress in tactics.
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Elk
Ford Company Celebrates Fifteenth Anniversary
Detroit June 16 The town built by Ford marks the fifteenth anniversary of the Ford Automobile Company begun in June with 311 employees. In its first year the company produced 1706 cars and today employs about 40,000 men with half a million tires produced annually. It operates eight branch factories in the United States and has agencies in England France South America and Australia.
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Detroit
Mich
Ford
Ford Automobile Company
Uni
England
France
South America
Australia
Police Officer Hamlin Seeks Blackfoot Peace
The report notes Officer Hamlin left for Blackfoot with a person described as previously at peace there. Presto was arrested earlier in the week for disturbing the peace and language in town. Before the judge the man acted queerly and appeared demented. He was jailed and later committed to Blackfoot after worsening behavior.
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Hamlin
Blackfoot
Presto
Tast
Fine Attractions Draw Big Crowds At Chautauqua Event
Extension of the time for purchasing season tickets covers tonight as the committee works to fulfill the guarantee for the Chautauqua. Last night’s bill was excellent and tonight promises an even better program featuring the Davenny Festival Quintet and a lecture by Dr. Henry Smith Williams. The Sunday and Monday schedule includes sacred concerts, lectures by Judge Roland W. Bgott and N. H. Trimble, and a light opera act, with North woods photographs by a noted wilderness photographer.
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Davenny Festival
Henry Smith Williams
Davenny Quintet
Chauncey Hawkins
North Woods
America
Smith -Spring- Holmes Company
Juvenile Court In Action
Roland W. B Gott
Dayton
Vespers
Smith Spring Holmes Company
N.H. Trimble
Junior Chautauqua
Vege Eeier Waity Lop Light Opera Co
Ieture
Dr. F. Turner
Normandie
Boston Light Opere
New Record Tendue Acta
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Kaiser
Ford Company
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