Quick arrests halt anticraft plotters
Washington reports a major crackdown on anti draft and anti conscription plots with twelve treason arrests in Cincinnati and preparations for further action Monday. Attorney General Gregory urged volunteers to help register all men 21 to 39, while officials warned evaders may be numerous but will be tracked with federal machinery ready for Tuesday registrations. Premier Ribot refused to issue French passports to socialist delegates to Stockholm, insisting peace must come from victory and that the government alone will direct peace negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory
Flynn
Department of Justice
Cincinnnati
Washington
Wiliam J Flynn
Secret Service
New York
Paris
Fpremier Ribot
United States
Ribot
el Ciulist
Jules Guesdeater
Ventroussier
Mineraple M Plause
Marcel Cachin
Russa
Machin
Petrograd
Socialist Party
France
Guynemer Downs Five German Flyers in One Minute
Paris June 1 Captain Georges Guynemer famed French air ace added five more German planes to his tally, two in a single minute. Officially he has destroyed 43 enemy machines, part of a broader period May 17 to May 31 in which 323 German planes were shot down on the French front, with 57 more damaged or possibly crashed behind enemy lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
George Guyne
Mer
Guynemer
Adjt
Matton
Sublteut Tarascon
Adjt Taillier
Sergt &Ouillier
Georges Guynemer
Eavnemer
Coalition Cabinet Began in Canada as Bor den Seeks Laurier Help
Ottawa June 1 Premier Bor den called on Sir Wilfrid Laurier late today to assist in forming a coalition ministry. Reliable authority reports the premier would let Laurier name half the members and grant liberals equal say in administration. The plan hinges on voluntary enlistment, but if insufficient to sustain five Canadian divisions overseas, compulsory service may be used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Borden
Wilfrid Laurier
Wilfrid
Fifty-Sixth Day of War June 1 1917 Anticonscription actions recalled
Department of Justice loosens anti conscription actions in Washington as arrests are anticipated nationwide. Speaker Clark defends obeying draft laws amid accusations that House speeches fuel antigovernment sentiment. Wilson seeks separate censorship legislation with editor input. Senate taxes auto fuels in war revenue bill and adjusts theater pricing. Daniels names a board to probe sailors charges against hospital ship Solace. Senate advances food bill amid price rise concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Washington
Clark
Wilson
Senate Committee
Daniels
Caihon Board
Solace
Senate
Peru
Kaiser Strafes America as War Front Angers Britain
British raiding parties report prisoners noting Kaiser Wilhelm’s speech at the front in which he for the first time villified America. The German monarch’s harsh remarks mark a new phase as he vents long standing bitterness toward Prussian enemies and casts the United States as a target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser Wilhelm
United States
America
England
Commissioner Faces Jail Over Contempt Charge
Detroit dated June 1 reports James Couzens a multimillionaire police commissioner refused to pay a $10 fine for contempt of court and was committed to jail. He was released on habeas corpus and a circuit court hearing was set for June. The contempt stemmed from his refusal to honor release orders from the police justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
James Couzens
Sellera
Pal
Couzens
Mass Casualty at Cardenas in Mexican Conflict
Reported June 1 details a May 23 engagement between rebel forces and Mexican government troops at Cardenas near Laredo Texas. Rebels attacked a government garrison of 509 Carranza soldiers, causing about 100 veteran casualties and roughly 200 wounded based on available information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardenas
Laredo Tex
Cardenas Act
Carranza
Irish convention resolves on allied home rule participation
The convention discusses and partly resolves the stance on home rule during the war, proposing that Britain be offered a fair representative connection from the three southern provinces as part of the alliance. The talks aim to secure a consenting arrangement for Irish representation within the British framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobin
Peta Nonset Alliance
Alo
Kronstadt seizes control amid Kronstadt fortress revolt
Kronstadt workers and soldiers' delegates declare effective power at Kronstadt, reject the provisional government, and remove government representatives. The move follows clashes with Petrograd authorities and impacts relations with Petrograd and Russia's central government. Reports cite ministerial resignations and a push by extreme socialists against War Minister Kerensky, with factory strikes and six hour demands spreading in Petrograd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerensky
Tetrograd
Kronstadt
Petrograd
Russia
Workmen's and Soldiers’ Council
Koltchak
Black Sea Fleet
Council of Soldiers
Sebantopal
Council of Soldiers and Workmen's
London
Reuter
Novala Zhizn
Maxim Gorkys
Shake up expected in British cabinet reports June 1
London dispatch says Baron Perronport resigns as food controller amid a possible wave of changes across the ministry. Reports name Baron Devonport as already stepping down with others including Christopher Addison and Viscount Cowdray and Baron Rhondda viewed as candidates for promotion. Sources warn updates may shift the war cabinet and post allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Baron Perronport
Baron Devonport
Christopher Addison
Viscount Cowdray
Air Board
Baron Rhondda Premaent
Albertfit Meworth
Tot Vanston
Spencer Churchill
AMERICA MAY SEND LABOR TO TRADE DEALS
In a discussion on replacing foreign labor with American workers to spur an economic revival, officials weigh tariff and wage factors. The debate centers on moving labor toward domestic employment as part of broader renewal efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuter
Petrograd
Ait Korovaloff
Commerce and Trade
M Shobelef
Lars Tae
Sioner
United
Arates
Teprita
Sunday Post promises variety in next issue with fiction and features
The Sunday Post previews fiction by Williaam Le Quer on Monte Carlo gambling and Frank Foerst with The Pink Edged Note Paper in the Magazine of Fiction. Innis arranges for Washington appearances by Confederate Veterans Reunion chaperones and maid of honor sponsors. Memorial day scenes, Retail Merchants Association Boosters Trip, and photographs fill the supplement alongside a feature on German submarine secrets and U boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williaam le Quer
Monte Carlo
Frank Foerst
Tomorrows
Innis
Washington
Confederate Veterans Reunion
Retail Merchants Association
Fragmented OCR index shows scattered names and topics
The noisy OCR index lists varied terms including arrests, hospitals, censorship, taxes, and war related snippets. It reads as a garbled summary page with multiple incomplete names and topics, offering little coherent article content to summarize.
Tornado toll rises across four states on June day
On June 1 storms tore through southeastern Kansas north central Oklahoma southern Missouri and western Kentucky. Twenty two deaths were confirmed with hundreds injured and extensive property damage as wires failed and towns like Coalgate Oklahoma and Drake, Oklahoma suffered severe destruction. More tornadoes were reported near Springfield and Lebanon Missouri as Livestock died and oil fields suffered widespread damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thansas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kentucky
Coalgate
Ohlo
Offerville
Oalgate
Moore Reiles
Springfield
Jebanon
al Drake Ohla
Drake
Feminole
Okla
Tulsa Okla
Leaington
William Loomis
Tesington
Sever al
Graves County
Dublin
Calls Borland Attacks School Fundraising Practices in Washington
Missouri congressman and Force School representative Borland denounced fundraising by schoolchildren in Washington and urged reforms. He criticized ticket sales by young girls, excessive holidays, and unapproved funds handling, arguing such practices undermine education and violate law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Tanet
Borland
Mossourt
Washingtton
Congress
Miss McWilliam
Missouri
Force
Storm kills woman at Umontown circus tent collapse
A June 1 storm struck the Umontown circus grounds killing one woman and injuring over 50, six of them critically. The tent collapsed as elephants and horses stampeded through the area, wrecking tents and scattering debris. The body of Mary Hieman was recovered from the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umontown
Aindstorm Shlruc
Mary Hieman
Unclear OCR note on Moore forgery case and shortages
Fragmentary report outlines an arrest of Robert Moore related to forgery and a shortage issue linked to a person named Seveta. Mentions New York and a mixed stream of garbled detail about corporate names and a million shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Crane
Craig
Yeaterday
Robert Moore
Mikap
Seveta
Plans in Mexican Loan Debate in Tepre
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss plans linked to a Mexican loan involving Tepre Pa Mawearh and an American entity. Mentions a contract, distribution of payments, and a possible completion date. Readable names are scarce and details are unclear due to garbled text.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ilregory
Chamber of Deputies
Cincinnati
Justice Department
Gremory
Ohio
Heme Rouniet
Bect
Mass Efhiel Fe
Guynemer Downs
Fells
Coalition Cabinet For Canada
Kaiser “Strafs
U. S
Senate Finance Committee
Ypres
Crown Prince
Penrose
Monliin de Laffava
Moulin de Laffaux
Soissons
Hall 304
Verdun
Mont Haut
Champagne
Belgium
Berlin
Ilsued
Scarpe
Arras
Pouisies
Bapaume-Cambrai Road
Epehs
Soiasens
Ele Oh
CONTI
Frog
Minitiona Post
Times
Ute
Wild Joon
Parti
Chromite
Stel Meworth
Cage
Tir Addieon
Lane
Treasury
Simmons
Senator Penrose
Hrrepublican
Wil
Publishers
Post Office Department
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasuy Department
Rome
Ina
Tardien
THE
Sunday Post
Tomorrow
Teutons
Allica
Ammond Tealteatory
Airtg
Lottets 6—Hdtora
T- Sacte
Ppurts
Vinane
Wk &H Hevenue
Representatye Borland
Assa Ws
Pate Evas
Tetter
Pri
Janet McWaame
Fittie Girla
Haris
Ae Dan
Jen
Schnolia
Borlands
Adout
Min Borlas
Storm
Circus
Lnnontown
Orme
Wartad
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!