Cabinet splits over new note in tense Washington dispute
Washington reports a cabinet rift over phrasing of a note to Germany and Britain. Secretary Bryan pushes a firmer demand on German rights while President Wilson and others favor a cautious, separate approach, with cabinet leaders set to decide final wording and possible firmer note to Britain.
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Washington
Hendle
Tryan
White House
State Department
Consir
Ga Retery Bryan
Lansing
Teortow
United States
Great Britain
Hmne
Germany
Bryan
Brean
Wailstong
Die
Dryin
Rey
Ravellie
Gorey
Wilvan
Colored man 16 held in Ogden
A fragmentary report states a colored youth, aged 16, was detained in Ogden after a daylight incident near 385 Washington. Detective George Wittdow led the investigation. authorities described the event as involving a possible theft and money arrangement tied to a local vending operation.
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Ogden
Yeatrday Aternoon
Rom Ball Lanka Ily
George Witt Dow
Palve Iemipte
Kiniay Huight
Reva Wen
Lake Cryothvens
Thiretty
Kent
Fragmented Text Reveals Unidentified Man Fragment
A garbled OCR pass mentions an unidentified man amid scattered words and names. Context is obscured, offering no clear event, location, date, or affiliations for decisive reporting.
American Note Goes Tomorrow in Washington D.C.
Fragmentary notice reports an American note to be issued tomorrow. It mentions delivery in Washington and references the state department and public notices. Names and exact details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Auto tourists warned to avoid south route on Linton Highway
B R Morrow of Los Angeles reports a hazardous drive south of the lake on the Linton Highway, urging eastbound travelers to avoid it after a difficult trip from San Francisco via Austin and Ely. Other travelers praise the Overland Trail, saying it is safer, well marked, and preferable for this year's automobile tours.
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Biz Vastard
B. R. Morrow
Los Angeles
Linton Highway
Mr. Morrow
Ogden
San Francisco
Austin
Bureka
Ely
Ney
Salt Lake
Ali
Fallon
Utah
Shelbourne
Linton
Ara Buck
James Wilkins
A. H. Barlow
Montana
Reco
Nisca
Nevada
Undersea Torpedo Threat Noted Near Tay Estuary
Report states a submerged vessel was detected near the Tay and trapped by nets in a narrow fairway. The Cameronia sailed from Glasgow with 1800 Canadian troops on the outward voyage, escorted by six torpedo boat destroyers through the war zone, amid limited ordinary business.
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Glasgow
Liverpool
Tay
Alty
Cameronia
Russians Lose Line On The San And Czernowice Retreat
Berlin dispatches say Austro German forces captured Przemysl with seven hundred prisoners and thirty machine guns as Russian defense collapsed under German and Austrian artillery. Russians retreat east of Czernowice and from the San line while a German sub sank the Yenisei in the Gulf of Riga, possibly confusing with the Amur mine layer, and a Zeppelin raid over England left few details official.
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Przemysl
Lyne
San
Petrograd
Gulf of Riga
Amu
England
Lamdon
Phicos
Envoy Arrives to Talk Peace Amid Turbulent Diplomacy
An envoy linked to German foreign minister von Jagow arrives in Washington after talks with Benin officials and ministers, signaling German attitudes toward potential peace. He travels to New York and Chicago to gain favor with American papers, while disputes over official status and motives persist.
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Washington
Juna
Vin Ghell Seldemenster
Wihelmina
Holland
Benin
Peso i Ravepe
Goldemeester
Tr von Jagow
Imperial
Lusitania
Kernstorf
Jearning
Geldemerteter
Herlin
Hig
Aimbaserdor
Associated Press
Ueklemeester el
Germany
Hhis
Geldemeeser
New York
Chinago
Goma Amerivad
Wrebhigt
Britain
Ifm
Refugee Party Leaves Mexico to Join Vera Cruz Train
Washington reports a refugee party of 44 Englishmen Spaniards and 57 others will depart Mexico by special train today arranged by a Brazilian minister acting for the American government. The count will rise to over six hundred with later arrivals in Vera Cruz. The British consul informs the American consul that many women and children are among the group. The Villa Zapata authorities will send a train to Tehuacan to meet the Vera Cruz train. An emergency supply of American food is ordered for the refugees stationed at Vors Crus fayhe. The Tonrasa telegraphs plans to ship 8 000 wounds of worn and 20 vin pots of beans for the port. No official guidance on the Oregon victory at Lenn.
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Washington
Iran
Ihr
Messen
Vera Cruz
Silliman
Villa Zapata
Mexico City
Teuynen
Vera Crug
Sinantlin
Vors
Crus Fayhe
Gilyeseng
PTA Epl
Vila Torters
Lenn
Submarine Trapping Report Stirs Near We Pass Daye
Reported near We Pass Daye three submarines were trapped by nets as divers and rescuers rushed to the scene. Authorities scrambled for details while observers noted unusual sea activity and possible salvage operations underway.
Olectors Advice by Des Avici Prank
A dubious column offers quack medical tips from Des Avici Prank for fever headaches and yellow eyes. It touts bulm-World tablets for kidneys and laxative sulfur tablets to purify blood, plus tonics for hair and scalp and three-grain hypo-nuclane tablets to build weight and vigor. The piece includes self-promotional lines and requests readers to mail stamped envelopes for replies.
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Tim
Front War Dispatches Describe Skirmishes and Artillery Actions
A fragmentary report notes German forces moved from their second June position toward a first line near Mesuil in Champagne and were dispersed by French artillery. The British or French line then retaliated with flame projectors along a fence, prompting enemy bombardment in return, with little other front detail available.
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Ville-au-Hule
Champagne
Mesuil
British dukes in German army stir Parliament debate
London reports two British royal dukes serving with German forces prompt Commons questions on how to strike them from British honor. The case recalls 1640 rulings that no peer can disown his title, while questions arise about placing Albany and Cumberland in German roles under the double eagle.
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London
Great Britain
House of Commons
Guy de Ruthyn
Duke of Albany
Charles Manard
Saxenborg
Gotha
Duke of Cumberland
Ernest August
William Adphys
George Frederick
Brunswick
Lumebourg
Pole of Albany
Garter
Duke of
Albany
Conmangial
Ozerterbury
Changellor
Albury Nolda
Dale
Cumberlad
House of Lords
Onehess
England
Ogden Owls Edge Salt Lake Brothers in Hard Fought Clash
In a murky recap the Ogden Owls narrowly defeat the Salt Lake Brothers in a tense game. Key players from both sides contributed despite confusing OCR errors, with standout batting and fielding moments noted as the teams traded runs and momentum.
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Ogden Owls
Oalt Lake Brothers
Uedey Owls
Salt Lake Owls
Simdas Wilortoon
Weaveliis Vnlites
Murray
Newry
Grecia
Asa Pepeotmo
Ial Tire Companys Bean
UTA WOMAN SAYS GME WINN HEIR AT TEETH THORN
A UTA woman discusses a Winn heir and a local matter involving a person called Tateh af Greswivr. The text references Nathy Witty of Sat Gake and mentions Sun Manelaeo and Green Nivev in connection with a leaving note and various names.
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Teltery
Nathy
Elgin
Tahoe
Patel
Yey van Weeks
Sun
Heir Claim Highlights Winn Family Links in Utah
Mrs Hatch asserts she is the heir of John Winn through his granddaughter and seeks formal recognition via a San Francisco lawyer. Winn reportedly had two sons, William and Thomas G, with Mrs Hatch claiming matrilineal descent through her mother Elisabeth Winn. Grand Junction Colorado resident Mrs Hatch cites Uintah Agency ties and Salt Lake origins dating to 1855 to support her claim.
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Hatch
Winn
San Francisco
John Winn
Willian
Thomas G
Thomas Winn
Lisabeth Winn
Grand Junction
Uolo
Mire
Hateh
Dyvel
Bilgaheth
Local board frees all senior pupils for war work
In Ceols England on June 8 the education board announced an appeal from Leeds munitions manufacturers. All senior students will be released from studies to work in factories or related wartime tasks. They will produce goods such as rags to support the war effort.
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Ceols
England
Board of Education
Leeds
Hall's Catarrh Cure Prominent Yet Questioned
An 1885 Toledo, Ohio advertisement under a sworn affidavit claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh and related conditions. The document presents a legal warranty with signature of J. Cheney and W. Gee, declaring a payment promise if proven false. The text reflects period marketing language and includes promotional claims for constipation remedies.
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McIntyre, McBride, Marshall, Culley and Misch Drug Stores
John S. Lewis & Co
Utah Chautauqua Assembly
Joseph R. Morrell
E. P. Mills
Frank M. Driggs
S. 3. Smith
O. A. Parmley
W. Wherry
Lilliebell Falck
Georgiana Marriott
Thomas E. McKay
J. 5. Lewis
D. H. Adams
Valentine Gideon
D. J. Sheehan
F. G. Brainerd
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Wilson Hiinelf
Jess Yigornua
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Wilson
Bryanis
Fife
Pratense
Gabinel
Walter
Tul Geuilary
Sultelo
Kew
York Hainiiian
Jan Fae Ward
Washinton
Santhananadhat
Berlin
Dunes
Armeadquarters
Praemysl
Iiprnsians
Brouwtit
Ingk
Bertin
Anil
Seeioone
Sky Chaklemoers
Wimsew
Ies
Mexico
Arras
Paris
Rai
Pris
Marie pPrnmres
Sya
Tyey
Pudlin
Galen
Witich
Dhs Belind
Huw Rony Hoban
Meola
Ciaakow
Olector
Des Avici
Lowk
Baker
Collesnhie
Whiteralyre
Hondanitindy Aly
Muicors
Hank J. Cheney
A. Dy
Seal
W. Geeargn
Buble
Hall
G. Cnendy
Toledo
Solite
Preston
Thos. Farr & Co
First National Bank OF
U.S
M.S. Orasoning
Doin Watson
L. R. Eccles
R. 8. Porter
James F. Burton
Caghier
Crown Daini
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