Churchill Claims Near Victory At Gallipoli In Allied Drive
Despatches from Mitylene and a Duntee statement by Winston Churchill hint of quickening action as Allied forces press Turkish positions at Gallipoli to gain control of the Dardanelles. Attacks repulsed, ships at risk from submarines, and the broader European war observes heavy fighting in Galicia and western fronts.
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London
Mitylene
Winston Spencer Churchill
Duntee
Gali‘poli Ula
Dardanelles
Athens
Gliles
Mongay
Turkey
Europe
Caucasus
Asia Minor
Galicia
Lemberg
Przemys
San River
Bukowina
Berlin
Souchez
Hooge
Mr. Churchill
Admiralty
Tunisian
Field Marshal von Hinderburg Reflects on Italys Intervention
Hanover via London June 6 dispatch reports Field Marshal von Hinderburg writing to a friend in Hanover, where he resided before the war. He longs to walk the city’s trees but says Italy's treacherous intervention has postponed recreation, prolonging the campaign hours though final results remain unchanged.
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Hanover
London
von Hinderbure
Italy
French steamship Penfeld torpedoed at Brest crew saved
A Brest despatch reports the French steamship Penfeld was torpedoed by a German submarine on Thursday. The vessel sank in three minutes and the crew spent thirty hours at sea before rescue.
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Associated Press
Psris
Havas
Brest
Penfeld
Three More British Ships Sunk by German Submarines
EKIRKWALL Orkney Islands June 5 Three more British ships were sunk by German submarines. The steam fishing vessel Kathleen of Peterhead and Evening Star 2nd Cortez of Aberdeen were sent to the bottom yesterday. The crews were landed here today.
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Bry Associated Press
Ekirkwall
Orkney Islands
Kathleen
Peter Head
Evening Star 2Nd Cortez
Aberdeen
Italian suspect linked to Edge Hill murder case
Cheltenham detective James L. Ganley arrived in Richwood to identify Dominick Larosso, jailed for killing Fedello Deaco at Edge Hill on July 11, 1922. The Italian prisoner reportedly acknowledged the detective and offered to return for trial, with no requisition papers needed. Ganley planned to take the suspect back for arraignment.
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Richwood
James L. Ganley
Cheltenham Police Department
Ogontz
Dominick Larosso
T. R Johnson
Fedello Deaco
Edge Hill
Ganley
Taube Bomber Drops Bombs Over Calais Killing One
A Taube aircraft over Calais at noon drops several bombs. One person is killed and property damage is described as small.
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Associated Fparess
Paris
Havas Agency
Calais
Suffrage Leaders Meet in Chicago to Plan 64th Congress
Suffrage leaders from several states will meet in Chicago on Monday and Tuesday to map strategy for securing Congress approval for women’s enfranchisement. Participating figures include Mrs Medill McCormick chairing the national association committee, Dr Anna Howard Shaw national association president, Mrs Harriett Taylor Upton of Ohio, Mrs Stanley McCormick of New York, and Mrs Orton H Clark of Michigan.
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Chicago
Medill McCormick
Congressional Committee
The
National Association
Anna Howard Shaw
Harriett -Taylor
Upton
Ohio
Stanley McCormick
New York
Orton H. Clark
Michigan
Orton HC Clark
Harriett Taylor Upton
Bank holdup man given twenty years prison term
In Kansas City on June 5 an 18 year old bank assistant was robbed of 304 dollars by Luther Afton 19 of Merrick Ohio. He was captured by citizens and sentenced to twenty years in prison.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Martha Zls
Peoples’ State Bank
Dodson
Luther Afton
Merrick
Ohla
Trial Postponed in Dairy Officials Indictments
Trials of criminal cases against Old Capital City Dairy Company officials are postponed to June 22. Special counsel Robert W. Childs announced the change after the resignations of U. S. District Attorney Sherman McPherson and assistant Harley Burns, and the appointment of Stuart R. Bolin to succeed McPherson. Bolin’s appointment follows government moves to annul attorney fees for F. X. Taylor, receiver of the dairy company.
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RY Associated Force Columbus, CO
Old Capital City Dairy Company
Robert W. Childs
Gregory
Sherman TF. McPherson
United States
Harley TE. Burns
President Wilson
Stuart R Bolin
Columbus
McPherson
Bolin
Burns
Fx-I. Taylor
Dairy Company
Court of Inquiry to probe Annapolis exam irregularities
Washington June 35 Following conferences with President Wilson today Secretary Daniels named a court of inquiry to investigate seven midshipmen at Annapolis who allegedly secured advance information on examinations. The inquiry will broaden to probe possible involvement by midshipmen and instructors and will seek to clear up 21 charges. Testimony from students is expected as the annual practice shipment is postponed. Three cadets may be dismissed. names are not released.
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SV Associated Freed
Washington
Wilson
Daniels
Annapolis Naval Academy
Navy Department
Academy
Annapolis
Shooting at Newton restaurant leaves woman fatally wounded
Walter G. Green a Newton Center restaurant owner was shot and jailed. Ruby Stewart a waitress likely fatally wounded. Charles E. Warren a Boston chauffeur is under arrest for murder. The shooting happened in the crowded Green dining room as Warren fired. Green shielded Stewart and was shot in the temple. Stewart fled to the kitchen as Warren pursued and fired again.
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Frese
Newton
Mass
Walter G. Green
Newton Center
Ruby Stewart
Charles E. Warren
Boston
Green
Warren
Miss Stewart
Werren
American accused Charlton found mentally responsible in 1910 murder case
In Como Italy Charlton Sane was deemed mentally responsible for his wife’s death at their villa in June 1910. A court report by Professor Maggigioto stated he was fit to stand at the time. The trial is set to begin early next month.
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Como
Italy
Paris
Porter Charlton
Maggigioto
Charlton
Monks Arrested After Bari Monastery Search
Five Dominican monks from Bari's monastery were arrested after soldiers searched the monastery. Residents report night flashlights over the sea and suspect the monks. they are to face court martial. Bari citizens attempted to attack the monks but police rescued them.
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Pres
Bari
Italy
Paris
Five Children Burned in Rock Springs Amusement Ride Tragedy
A fire trapped seventeen picnic children on three boats in the Rock Springs amusement ride known as the old mill. Five were burned and Albert Reiner, 12, of Chester died. Others listed as severely burned include Glenn Stout 17 Eva Dales 14 Merry Mackey 15 and Miss Mary Pearson 18.
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Speed
Chester
Rock Springs
Albert Reiner
Glenn’ Stout
Eva Dales
Merry Mackey
Newell
Wva
Mary Pearson
East Liverpool
Roosevelts Go South Travel Story Starts
Theodore Roosevelt accompanied by Mrs. Roosevelt travels south as reported by the Associated Press in New York on June 5. The brief dispatch notes the former president and his spouse setting a pace for a notable journey.
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Associated
STI
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Coalition Could Gain Early Washington Recognition
Washington reports discuss a possible reunion of Villa Zapata and Carranza factions in Mexico. A coalition formed from the Constitutionalist base might receive swift U.S. recognition, while Carranza pursues military aims. Refugee movement, relief plans, and refugee leadership are outlined as ships and trains prepare to move people and supplies to Vera Cruz and Monterey.
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Preesa
Washington
Wilson
Mexico
United States
Villa-Zapata
Carranza
Constitutionalist
Huerta
Villa
Eliseo Arrenenso
Arrendondo
Enrique C. Liorente
Obregon
Buford
Kilpaterick
Galveston
Vera,Cruz
Mexico City
War Department
Pechuca
Vera Cruz
American Red Cross
Monterey
Arnold Shanklin
King Constantine Undergoes Rib Removal Operation
An Athens dispatch says Professor Hisel berg of Vienna performed an operation on King Constantine removing part of the tenth rib. The king felt relief after the procedure, with the illness likely to require a long treatment period. Earlier bulletins noted pus in the pleural cavity and relapses, but later reports show a lower temperature and improved respiration.
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Associated Press
London
Athens
Exchange Telegraph Company
Hiselberg
Vienna
Constantine
Oklahoma Implements First State Oil Conservation Law
The Heald ton oil fields must limit daily production to meet market demand under Oklahoma's new oil conservation law. The state oil and gas commission issued the first order under the act, regulating how much crude can be produced from a field to avoid wastage and determining each holder's equitable share while the field remains underground.
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Oklahoma
Healdton
Easie
More Arrests in Indianapolis Police Campaign
Two more arrests were made today in Indianapolis as part of the police campaign to stop the sale of a baseball pool. The action targets illegal gambling activities and involves local officers and prosecutors.
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Indianapolis
Jane S
Rovdert Ham
Strong German Fleet Appears There and Exchanges Shots
A German fleet appears in the middle Baltic and exchanges fire with the Russian fleet near the gulf of Riga. Our offensive on the lower San advances. Austrian corps retreat to fortified lines after defeats. Prisoners captured, counterattacks repulse enemy efforts along several positions amid continued fighting through June 4 to 7.
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Associated Press
Petrograd
London
War Office
Baltic
Gulf of Riza
Lower San
Leng
San
Search for arms outside court during graft trial in Chicago
About thirty people were detained by bailiffs outside the criminal court building as they sought admission to the police graft trial of former Police Captain Storen and Detectives Weissbaum and Roth. Authorities barred entry after threats against witnesses. Defendants' attorneys accused the state attorney’s office of misconduct as a former convict, a key witness, testified again, detailing alleged operations of the so called trusts in which the defendants were implicated.
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Oclites
FRESE
Chicago
Criminal Court
Storen
Trawler Sunk by Submarine Attack Off London
The trawler was sunk yesterday by shell fire from a German submarine after the crew took to lifeboats. The crew were rescued and landed safely at Lerwich today.
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London
Traxier
Lerwich
Not Cabled to Berlin as Wilson Note Delayed
Washington June 5 The note to Germany insisting on international law in maritime warfare was not cabled today though nearly finished. Wilson played golf and rode with family. Bryan and Lansing were seen in driving and baseball, delaying final legal review and transmission plans. Officials expect Monday revisions before possible dispatch to Ambassador Gerard for Berlin, with potential timing aimed to reach Germany midweek.
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Berlin
Washington
Associated Press
Wilson
Germany
White House
Bryan
Commesellor Lansing
Lansing
State
Department
Gerard
Condor
Copenhagen
Gerhardt
Meyer Gerhardt
Count von Bernstorf
Cecil Spring-Rice
United States
New York
Dudley Field
Malones
Gustav Stahle
Lausitaniz
Department of Justices
Cowboys and Mines Force Release After Border Raid
A posse crossed the border from Nogales into Santa Cruz Sonora where 150 Mexican soldiers watched as two American youths aged 17 were released. The colonel in command surrendered the prisoners and they returned to the United States. Santa Cruz is garrisoned by forces under Jose Maytorena and Villa. The kidnapping origin and purpose remain unclear.
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Nogales
Ariz
Santa Cruz
Sonora
Arizons
Washington
United States
Jose Maytorena
Villa
Duquesne
Double tragedy in Lebanon ends with shootings and suicide
A carpenter identified as Miller, age 45, shot his 20 year old son Cyrus Miller and then killed himself in Lebanon, Pa. The incident occurred around 2 am, leaving two dead in a night of violence. The report notes a self inflicted gunshot and no further details are provided.
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Lebanon
E Miller
Cyrus Miller
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