Transport Martha Washington Harbor German Passenger List
The Martha Washington lay in Charleston harbor tonight with about 2000 Germans aboard ready for Rotterdam Friday depending on 267 more arriving from Fort Douglas Utah. Among the enemy aliens are officers from the former German ship Dlabenfels. They have served federal penitentiary terms in Atlanta. The Germans will be taken to Rotterdam then proceed to Germany.
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Charleston
Martha Washington
Rotterdam Fridiay
Fort Douglas
Utah
United States
Johannes Klatenhoff
Washington defeats Boston twice in sweep at Fenway
In Boston, Washington wins 3 1 and 1 9 20 in a doubleheader, dominating the Red Sox. At New York, Philadelphia tops New York 3 to 4, while Chicago and Cleveland split with the White Sox winning and Detroit’s game postponed due to grounds conditions.
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Boston
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
New Tors
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
New York UN
Oatee
Bt. Louis
Jones Outduels Washington Star as Boston Splits Doubleheader
In Boston on June 25 Sam Jones outpitched Walter Johnson to help Boston split a two game set with Washington. First game saw Boston lose 8 to 3 in a free hitting affair with Hice delivering a standout all around performance including a homer with two aboard in the opening frame. Second game Boston won 6 to 4 behind steady pitching and timely hitting.
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Boston
Washington
Sam Jones
Waltar Johnson
Hice
Rhee Weshlegion Ee
Rudi
Wwalters
Ree
Washiaptha
White Sox top Napb in high scoring night game
Chicago White Sox defeat Cleveland 7 to 1 as Morton and teammates drive early runs. Cleveland struggling with hits and errors, while Chicago pitchers hold the line. In New York, the Yankees win their third straight over Philadelphia 4 to 3 with a late scoring push in the ninth.
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White Sox
Chicago
Cleveland
Thomas
Morton
Earmada
Philiips
O'Neil
Lowdermutk
Schalk
Bigelow and Ford Lead At Ogden Gun Club Shoot
A. P. Bigelow shot 46 of 60 to top the fifty target event at Ogden Gun Club Wednesday while Ernest Ford won the handicap Dupont trophy. Beard cup leaders included J Doon J M Browning and A B Gipson with Doon and Browning tying in the shoot-off.
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A. P. Bigelow
Ogden
Ernest Ford
J. Doon
J. M. Browning
A. B. Gipson
Doon
Browning
Ion
Bigelow
Pott
Peace Declaration Measure Falls in Senate Committee
Washington June 25 Senator Fall's bid for an immediate peace declaration by Congress failed in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. The panel voted 12 to 4 to defer action on the resolution, with Lodge and other league opponents supporting postponement. Fall, Republican of New Mexico, expected a favorable report after a special meeting to resume consideration Monday.
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Fallinat
Congress
Senate Foreign Relatives Committee
Senator Fall
Republians
New Mexico
League
Lodge
le Sides
Fajl
Fall
Senate
Inet
Dorth
Tenewink
Riot at mass meeting sparks clashes in New York
Rioting erupted at a June 25 gathering of radical cloak and suit workers seeking a union modeled after a Russian soviet and opposing the Cloak and Suit Makers Union linked to the AFL. About 800 attended. a dispute between two men escalated into widespread disorder until police restored order. Speakers listed included John Asi, Rose Pastor Stokes and James Larkin.
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New York
Cloak and Sult
Cloak and Sult Makers
American Federation of Labor
John Asi
Rose Pastor Stokes
James Larkin
Salt Lake Man Opposed to Federal Employment Service
In Washington on June 25, BT. Laprohon of Salt Lake City told the joint senate and house labor committees that a permanent federal employment service would be used as a political instrument and that he could elect a president if at its head. The committee decided not to undertake a general investigation, stating they lacked authority.
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BT. Laprohon
Salt Lake City
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House
United States
Joint Committee
United States Employment Service
Re Committee
Borah Attacks League of Nations in the Senate
In a Senate debate on the army bill Borah assailed the League of Nations and the Versailles treaty provisions. He argued delegations had broken faith on freeing the seas abolishing conscription and reducing armaments. Senator Walsh and Senator Thomas clashed over Ireland related remarks and loyalty to allies amid the session.
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League of Nations
Senate
Washington
Sanaler Borah
Versailles
Ayatone Reyer
Rendaft
Walsh
Massechisels
Thomas
Thoes
Great Britain
Enator Walsh
Thoms
War Department Cancels Offer To Volunteers
Washington June 25. War Department reverses plan to call volunteers for European service as crisis prompts cancellation of offers. Regulars Fourth and Fifth divisions to be kept in place, with total American force not exceeding three divisions about 126000. Replacement needs estimated at around 40000 for first three divisions. voluntary enlistments over 70000 already reported.
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Washington
Beeret Laker
Paris
Germany
Thun
Department
Rioting by the Mobs and Robberies in Berlin
Berlin reports a night of rioting and looting sparked by agitators at Alexander Platz. Crowds attacked pedestrians and soldiers, robbed shops, and targeted transit passengers. By morning the city was quieter but troops were requested as gatherings continued. Four thousand Grunwald workers went on strike across the railroad area as authorities occupied Goerlitz and Stettin stations.
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Berlin
Tresa
Atetander Platz
Real
Trogor
Alasander Platz
Stetlin
Grienewald
Goerlitz
Stettin
German officer fined for refusing salute in Coblenz
In Coblenz Captain Kuufer was fined 1000 marks for refusing to salute an Armor Lieutenant. Captain Dackheuser argued the war was over and that regulations do not require saluting officers of lower grade. American officers expect the salute rule to wane after the peace treaty is slowed. civilians seem relieved by the Weimar assembly’s action toward peace.
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Coblenz
Associated Press
Kuuuer
Jean Heutenant
Dackheuser
Weimar
Brazilian Urges Close Cooperation With United States
New York June 25 Dr Epilacia Pessoa a Brazil elected resident urged closer cooperation with the United States in postwar reconstruction at a dinner in his honor hosted by Mayor Hylan's reception committee. More than 600 attendees from government, military, city officials and financiers heard tributes from Breckinridge Long Robert H Gary and Charles M Schwab.
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New York
United States
Epilacia Pessoa
Brazil
Dylan
Army
Pessoa
Breckinridge Long
Aobert H. Gary
Charles M. Schwab
Hylan
Dr. Pessoa
New York City
Rodman Wanamaker
Board transfers unfinished cases to Labor Department
With presidential approval all administration duties and records of the board are moved to the Department of Labor. The board, formed under Taft and Walsh as joint chairmen, included five labor and five employer reps plus two public members. Walsh was replaced by Basil M. Manly. In the year ending May 31, the board handled 1245 cases, awarding 462, dismissing 391, 53 pending, 438 unresolved, and 1 case suspended.
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Department of Labor
Taft
Frank P. Walsh
Kansas City
Labor
Walsh
Basil M. Manly
Washington
Specffic
Saloon Keepers In Chicago Pay the Liquor Tax
In Chicago on June 26 eighty saloon keepers and ten wholesale liquor dealers paid the internal revenue tax for the new fiscal year starting July 1. Anti Saloon League officials say possession of a fed eral tax receipt is prima facie evidence under the new hooliganism search and seizure act of law violation.
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Cuicago
Anti-Saloon League
United States Had No Censor During the War
George Croel, chairman of the committee on public information, told the San Francisco Advertising Club that the United States lacked formal censorship during the war. He described voluntary, honor based press cooperation as more effective than legal bans and outlined the distribution of American films to curb German propaganda while ensuring American life was shown. The committee spent a little over seven million dollars in eighteen months, earning three million from films and other agencies, costing four million overall.
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San Francisco
United States
George Croel
Committee On Public Information
San Francisco Advertising Club
F Ims
Hogism and and antiunionism shaped modern radicalism
In St Louis on June 25 Professor William J McAuliffe of Cathedral College addressed the Catholic Educational association annual convention. He argued that Leisne vism and I W W movements grew not from capitalism but from hexism among industrial readers who hate hard spots and soft sapota in their heads.
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ST. Louis
William J. McAulife
Cathedral College
New York
Catholic Educational Association
Disabled Men Begin Vocational Training Courses
Washington reports soldiers and sailors disabled by war will start immediate vocational training on government funds under an amended bill. The measure allocates 6 million dollars to cover training costs and adds monthly compensation scales for the educated, with rates of 69 dollars for single men and 100 dollars for men with dependents, plus government family allowances.
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Washsington
Hallac
War Labor Board Ends Its Activities
The War Labor Board, announced in Washington, plans final dissolution by the president. No new hearings or receivers will be admitted, and ongoing joint controversies will be settled by June 34 with resignation of the joint chair or appointment to fill the position.
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War Labor Board
Washington
Orw
Railroad Men in Germany Strike Disrupts Services
Berlin reports a nationwide strike by German railroad workers over wage rates. At Gerlitz station trains are halted in both directions and Dresden service is badly interrupted. Government efforts focus on ending the walkout.
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Germany
Berlin
Associated Press
Kieber
Gerlitz
Drestau
Strikers Rush to Reclaim Their Old Jobs in Winnipeg
In Winnipeg Manitoba on June 23 strikers rushed to reclaim jobs though the strike committee had set Thursday at 11 o clock for return to work Federal provincial and municipal officials and employers warned some workers would not be rehired Mayor Chetlza F Gray urged city staff to pledge not to join sympathetic strikes An official notice of the termination of residence was sent to Premier T C Harris It is understood the government will appoint Judge H I Robson as a one man commission for a full probe into the strike causes and to make recommendations to the government
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Winneiteg
Man
Wore
Chetlza F. Gray
Iiesitikn
T. C. Harris
Manitoba
Ita Une
Hi. A. Robson
Gold Medal Kidney Remedy Ad Promises Quick Relief
A vintage ad urges readers to treat back and kidney pain with Gold Medal Warlem Oil Capsules. It claims long history, easy use, and money back guarantee. The copy emphasizes universal back pain causes and quick purification of the system, urging readers to ask for Gold Medal at druggists.
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Waarlem
Eboratorien
Bakers Decorates Admiral For Notable War Action
Secretary Laker presented Rear Admiral C P Plunkett the Distinguished Service Medal for supervising the production transport to Europe and deployment of the US naval gun battalion of five M4 inch railway mounts, a peak artillery achievement against Germany and its allies. J J Brummitt buys Liberty bonds at 2417 Hudson Ave, phone 59.
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Baker
Washington
Laker
C. P. Plunkett
Europe
United States
Germany
Navy recruits to be released for fall college terms
Secretary Daniels announced that young men who enlisted for the war emergency and wish to continue their sduration will be released in time to enter schools and colleges at the start of fall term. Automated telephones are to be installed by major Chicago companies to cut manual labor, according to B E H Sunny.
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Washington
Navy
Daniels
Chicago
B. E H. Sunny
Chicago Telephone Company
Locat Operators Protest Party Lines Preserved
A fragmented line remarks that the 7,800 locat operators oppose replacing existing party lines. The note emphasizes preserving current lines and resisting changes, signaling organized stance and potential collective actions.
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Wey
Brammitt Pays Top Liberty Bond Prices at Local Home
A fragmenting entry notes J. 4. Brammitt of 2417 Hadton Avenue paying the highest Liberty bond prices. While a dinner scene bit appears in quotes, the text is garbled with stray phrases and names, leaving Brammitt as the primary readable detail and home address as context.
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Brammitt
Hadton Avenue
Liberty
All's Catarrh Medicine Promises Deafness Cure
An old advertise claim offers All's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for deafness resulting from catarrh. It warns that inflammation of the Eustachian tube can cause muffled hearing and that permanent damage may occur if untreated. A money-back promise is included for cures not achieved.
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Calatehal
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Obie
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