Germans pressuring Mexico to halt campaign influence
June 22 dispatch reports German and Teutonic pressure to stop the campaign in Mexico. Officials accuse papers of aiding United States efforts by free print paper from a New York firm. Four rolls were shipped on the Monterey to Vera Cruz. La Opinion reportedly offered part of the cargo in return for a pro German stance, which was rejected.
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Visio City
Teootermans
Universal
Mexico
I 4
Pe Oman
United States
Monterey
New York
Vera Cruz
Ail
la Opinion
Vera i
Burgess Admits Express Car Robbery Ties Pequeins
James Burgess a platform manager for Adams Express admitted to police that he stole $25 000 from an express car in Burlington yards on Tuesday night He named Peter Peloquin a switchman and his brother as accomplices The Peloquins remain at large
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Chicago
James Burgess
Adams Express Company
Burlington Yards
Peter Peloquin
Pelequins
O'Brien Suit Over Broken Engagement Verdict
Miss Honora May O'Brien sued John Manning for 1 million dollars claiming an 85 year age gap with a 28 year old fiancé cost that amount. She won 225 thousand dollars as his children protested the action.
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New York
Honora May O’brien
John B. Manning
Miss O'Brien
Affinity Tells of Respectable Route and Marriage Shame
A woman philosophizes on the sham of married life where affection has died out and argues the respectable path preserves reputation. Her critique centers on how society enforces appearances over genuine connection.
Register Arrests for Not Registering in Waukesha
M Bartos a local Austrian tailor was arrested for failure to register and claims immigration records will prove he is beyond the registration age. A Bancroft youth also faces a not registering charge. officials will assess age at a hearing before Commissioner Turner. Grace Lusk a high school teacher who shot Mrs Roberts and wounded herself may recover. A letter suggests a moral triangle ending in elimination of one partner.
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M. Bartos
Bartos
New York
Bancroft
Turner
Annd
Waukesha
Wis
Grace Lusk
Mi. Roberts
David Roberts
Miss Lusk
Liberty Bond Subscribers to Receive Full Subscriptions
Treasury officials announced a tentative decision that all Liberty bond subscribers in amounts of 10 000 or less will get full subscriptions. Oversubscription reductions will affect higher accounts. Official estimates put total subscriptions around 2 825 000 with final figures expected by tomorrow noon.
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Washington
Treasury
Hunger Riots Reported in German City Stettin
Travelers arriving from Stettin say hunger riots erupted in the city of Stettin in Germany, mainly involving women and children. Troops were deployed to quell the disturbance.
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Gunger
Malmo
Sweden
Stettin
Gerany
Liner Says It Sunk a U Boat During Atlantic Crossing
The Atlantic liner captain reports sinking a U boat on June 4, two days from Liverpool en route to America after torpedo struck the vessel near the engine room. A wireless officer described the submarine surfacing again and taking more hits from forward and after guns, with the eriscope blown away.
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Atlantic
Liverpool
America
Germany Afraid of Americans Cites Unrest Over War Entry
Paris report quotes Jules Cambon, general secretary of the foreign ministry, saying Germany fears American involvement will harden resolve to prolong the war. He cites German efforts to sow dissension among allies and notes Berlin’s concern over Alsatian issues and a Stockholmd peace program.
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Paris
Jules Cambon
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
America
Germany
Associated Press Today
Grimm
Russia
Berlin
France
Stockholm
M. Cambon
Senate to scrutinize wartime metal controls on coal
Washington June 22. The senate interstate commerce committee decided to probe production prices and transport of coal steel copper and other base materials under potential government supervision during the war. Coal will be the first subject taken up Tuesday.
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Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Romanian Mission Arrives in United States
The Romanian mission to the United States has arrived in Pacific Port on June 22, signaling the start of official diplomatic engagement between the two nations.
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Rumania
Pacific Port
United States
Big Guns Doings Business in Frontline Firefight
The engagement between French and Germans near Vauxaillon southeast of Laon continues with heavy artillery and infantry fire. Reports say the battle line extends eastward toward Vauxaillon and Tront of ten miles, with extreme intensity noted in official summaries. A separate note cites a Lemberg Gazette article on peace terms, urging Serbia and Montenegro toward close economic ties with Austria through a customs union and autonomy arrangements in the region.
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Vauxaillon
Laon
Aris
Vauxail
Tront
L'Ray En Laonnois
Lemberg
Serbia
Montenegro
Austria
Loveen Mountain
Gulf of Cairo
Albania
Public Opinion Survey Questioned on War Aims
Copenhagen reports a June 22 dispatch noting that the Austrian correspondence bureau claims a survey of Hungarian and Austrian public opinion on war aims misrepresents the government stance. The item critiques the survey as a gauge of official aims and hints at political maneuvering.
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Copenhagen
Aus'a
Italians Capture Hill 2668 Peak in Dolomites
The war office reports Italian successes in the Dolomites and on the Carso plateau. The summit of Hill 2668 on Lagazuoi Piccolo was carried by Italian forces.
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Rome
Dolomites
Carso Plateau
War Office
Lagazuoi Piccolo
Stale Bread Refusal Ordered by Bakers Union
Washington June 22 twenty thousand bakers nationwide agree with the commercial economic board to start July 10 refusing returns of stale bread from dealers. The move will cut waste enough to feed two hundred thousand persons and free many workers for other needed tasks.
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Washington
Commercial Economic Board
Sought murder of Keet baby spurs nationwide hunt
Police across the country seek Dick Carter in connection with the murder of Lloyd Keet the kidnapped son of banker J Holland Keet of Springfield Missouri.
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Keet Baby
United States
Dick Carter
Lloyd Keet
J. Holland Keet
Springfield
Red Cross fund drive nears goal with county support
Local Red Cross committees push to raise $20 000 with $10 118 already pledged in Banock county. Campaign features include Red Cross peanut sales organized by Ryan Fruit Company with 50 girls and 5 teams, and an orange auction by Idaho Frat company at Red Cross headquarters.
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Red Cross
Soan
Pocatello
J. H. Dickinson
Bannock County
Ryan Fruit Company
Shert Line
C. A. Miltenberger
Red Cross Fund
Idaho Frat Company
C. J. Dyer
H. J. Weatherford
Leaders to discuss after-the-war industry at exposition
Springfield mass June 22 amid scores of exhibits a hundred workmen install displays at the eastern states exposition in West Springfield. many leading public officials manufacturers merchants scientists and publicists will discuss after-the-war industrial problems during the week beginning tomorrow.
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Springfield
Mass
West Springfield
Federal officials to fix uniform steel price nationwide
President Denman of the Emergency Fleet Corporation will ask the Federal Trade Commission to set a uniform price for steel and all related materials including pig iron and iron ore to ensure producers earn a fair profit across the steel industry nationwide.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Denman
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Premier Clam-Martinic Fails to Rebuild Austrian Ministry
Amsterdam reporting from June 22 states Count Clam-Martinic, the recently resigning premier of the Austrian cabinet, has again failed in his bid to reconstruct the ministry. The Vienna dispatch notes the effort was unsuccessful.
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Amsterdam
Clam-Martinic
Vienna
Italians War Commission Arrives in New York City
New York greets the Italian war commission led by the Prince of Udine at city hall. Mayor Mitchell and Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler welcome them. The visit runs through Saturday with a banquet and an auction at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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New York
Chautauqua Week Ends with Strong Finish
The Ellison-White Chautauqua closed a successful week in the city with James Goddard drawing strong crowd applause. Superintendent Trimble says next season is nearly signed, promising more liberal local guarantees. In the week’s vote the Goddard performance won top honors, followed by the Boston Light Opera company and Smith-Spring-Holmes. Arthur Walwyn Evans led the lecture series with Montaville Flowers and Judge Roland Raggott close behind.
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James Goddard
Trimble
Pocatello
Boston Light Opera Company
Smith-Spring-Holmes Company
Arthur Walwyn Evans
British Steamer Prisoner Claim Declared Baseless
Washington reports a British steamer arrived with prisoners from a German raider, sunk or captured at sea. The navy department states the reports are without foundation.
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Washington
Atlantic Coast
Navy Department
Wheat Market Report From Chicago
Wheat in Chicago sold at 2.10 a bushel with corn at 1.56 and oats at 0.63 for June 22 trading. Market figures reflect a steady session as buyers eyed exports and domestic usage.
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Chicago
Oldfield and De Palma Duel for 5000 Dollar Purse
Milwaukee watchers primed for a nerve racking match race at the state fairgrounds track with Barney Oldfield and Ralph De Palma, two famed American drivers, racing for a 5000 dollar prize. Oldfield unveils a new enclosed steel bodied car while De Palma fields a 120 mph machine.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Barney Oldfield
Ralph de Palma
America
State Fairgrounds
Oldfield
Chicago Speedway
de Palma
Danish Steamer Orion Sunk By Submarine
The Danish steamer Orion of 1800 tons was sunk on June 4 in the North Sea by a submarine. The crew were saved.
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New York
Orion
North Sea
British Hospitals Taken Over by American Forces
American doctors nurses and enlisted men within the last fortnight have taken over six of the British great general field hospitals releasing British staffs for duty near their front. Foreign operations are centered at British headquarters in France with June 24 dated dispatches from the A P.
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France
The
A. P
Suffragists Barred From Carrying Banners at White House Gates
Washington June 22 Police begin a suffrage picket at the White House gates ordering no banners. Miss Lucy Burns of New York and Miss Catherine Morey of Boston, carrying banners, refused to move and were arrested as twenty policemen enforce the ban.
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Washington
Re House
Lucy Burns
New Yorks
Catherine Morey
Boston
White House
Joy Ride Arrested Man in Front of Trist Garage
J B Trist and Sheriff Mabey left for Preston to seize Al Williams, accused of stealing a new Chalmers from Trist garage Tuesday night. The car crashed near Preston, damaging a wheel and axle. Williams and friends fled, but only Williams was arrested and to be returned to Pocatello tomorrow. Authorities note Williams has faced the same charge previously in Ogden and Salt Lake.
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J. B. Trist
Mabey
Preston
al Williams
Robber Miller Linked to Citywide Theft Ring
Police tie Jack Miller, arrested Tuesday for the David Anderson home robbery at 426 South Fourth, to a series of Pocatello thefts. After a third degree interrogation, officers recovered much of the looted clothing, jewelry, and silverware from various city locations. Most items were pawned or sold, with two gold ring bands and a wristwatch among the valuables recovered.
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Jack Miller
David Anderson
South Fourth
Pocatello
Miller
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