Red Cross relieves Mexican civilians and plans push
American Red Cross officials approve steps to aid starving Mexicans with Morris to lead relief in Mexico City and border operations directed by Devol. Morris will sail to Vera Cruz next Thursday. consuls report conditions to State. Americans flee Mexico City amid fighting near Silao and Trinidad as Villa presses Obregon forces.
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P. Morris
National Red Cross
Vera Cruz
Gen. Devol
Mexico City
Mexico
State Department
American Red Cross
S. P. Morris
Red Cross
SF. Morris
Mr. Morris
New York
Morra Castle
Brix
Con. Devol
Texas
Harrison
Stexico
Vera Crag
Bet Afia
Silao
Villa
Obregon
Irmissa
Trinidad
Note to Germany Indorsed by Cabinet Note
The cabinet indorsed the note to Germany amid reluctance to discuss its wording. The document reiterates the American stance that the Lusitania was unarmed and rejects Germany’s claim it was an auxiliary cruiser. It notes formalities in converting a merchant ship to an auxiliary cruiser and mentions safe conduct for the German envoy and arrangements for Mr. Bernhard Pernburg.
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Germany
Whison
Lusitania
Gerhard
Berlin
State Department
Bernhard Pernburg
Door to Prosperity Opened by Steel Victory
New York June 4 businessmen hailed United States Steel Corp victory in the government dissolution action. Judges held big industrial combinations not a Sherman Act violation and officials said the decision would spur prosperity. Stock prices rose sharply on the news as rivals benefited in early trading.
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United States Steel Corporation
New York
United States
United States District Court
Trenton
N. J
Gregory
Department of Justice
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Birmingham Cheer Over U S Steel Favoring Decision
Birmingham, June 4. The city celebrates a favorable ruling for the United States Steel Corporation, preserving the Tennessee company. Prominent Birmingham figures say the decision boosts Alabama industry and national affairs, with broad approval across business leaders.
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U. S
Cuba
Brazil
Uruguay
Washington Post
Birmingham
Ala
United States Steel Corporation
Tennessee Company
Alabama
Cincinnati bankers praise steel decision in relate to business mood
Cincinnati bankers and businessmen express satisfaction with the steel decision. They see it as aligning with a broader shift toward sensible business policy and an end to political scapegoating of corporations. The tone suggests a revived optimism about prosperity and fundamental economic conditions.
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Jeoint
Washington Post
Cincinnati
Bite
Steel Victory Marks Epoch for Business in Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio bankers and major corporations hail a federal court ruling that grants United States Steel Corporation a clear health status. The decision is viewed as marking a new epoch where large interests can be challenged on grounds of bigness, giving a definable sense of "reasonableness" to legal actions and shaping the financial atmosphere.
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Washington Post
Cleveland
Ohio
United States Steel Corporation
Chicago Financiers Say Steel Decision Aids Business
Chicago financiers asserted that the United States Steel Corporation victory in a antitrust suit will benefit business nationwide. Harry A. Wheeter, former Chamber of Commerce leader, called the ruling an important step in clarifying how large aggregations of capital may operate.
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Washington Post
Chicago
United States Steel Corporation
Harry A. Wheeter
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Union Trust Company
Steel Corporation
Corporations Can Get Clean Bills of Health Says Boston Financier
Boston June 4 Sidney W Winslow president of United States Shoe Machinery Co said he has not read the full decision in the United States steel case but notes its importance to big business He sees a rebirth of the belief that corporations large or small deserve a certificate of character and standing if merited similar to individuals
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Boston
Mass
Sidney W. Winslow
United States Shoe Machinery Company
United States Steel
United States
Washington
Germany
Congress
Hay
Jes John Hay
China
Italy
New Orleans
Hennessy
Baron Fava
San Francisco bankers hail end of uncertainty over steel ruling
San Francisco bankers said the U S district court decision in New Jersey to refuse to dissolve United States Steel Corporation ends a long period of uncertainty. Local financiers believe the ruling will ease business strains nationwide and restore confidence after years of market unease.
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San Francisco
Washington Post
Cal
United States District Court For
New Jersey
United States Steel Corporation
United States ,Steel Corporation
Ordinations Highlight Virginia Theological Seminary Exercises
The Episcopal Theological Seminary of Virginia completed its ninety second annual session with ordination of deacons and priests. Bishops Gibson Randolph Gravatt Bevettey D Thever Brown and others attended. Deacons Samuel Blackford Fairfax Blackford Lee Marshall Aw and Herbert Tucker were ordained for Virginia Southern Virginia West Virginia and North Carolina dioceses. Priests Buck Merryman Arthur Litsinger Craighill and others were ordained. Ashley Bladen won the Alexandria High School declamation contest.
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Ashington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Episcopal Theological Seminary of Virginia
Bishop Gibson
Virginia
Alfred M. Randolph
W. L. Gravatt
West Virginia
Bevettey D. Thever
Southern
William Cabell Brown
Thomas C. Durst
East Carolina
Tucker
Gibson
Diocese of
Ambler Macon Blackford
Randolph Fairfax Blackford
W. J. Morton
Christ Church
William Byrd Lee, Jr
W. B. Lea
William C. Marshall, Jr
L. D. Smith
Winchester
Randolph
William Jeffrey Alfriend
Alfriend
Charlestown
W. Va
Lloyd R. Craighill
G. Peyton Craighill
Richmond
Phillipa
Gilman
Cameron G. Richardson
Wallis
Herbert Nash Tucker
Sidney T. Buck
W. D. Smith
D. D
Brown
R. L. Merryman
Union
Mr. Beavin
Gravatt
Phillip’ A. Arthur
H. S. Litsinger
Warsaw
China
Randolph F. Blackford
North Dakkota
Tyer
Ashley Bladen
Alexandria High ‘School Library Society
Jack Leadbeater
Leo Pohl
Willam Morton
Walter Barrett
Walter Bluet
John Lee Allison
H. R. Caton
T. Noel Garner
Now watch things boom says Carnegie official
A Carnegie Steel Company executive, backing United States Steel Corporation’s non trust status, predicted a business boom. He attributed the New Jersey district court ruling as stabilizing manufacturing and the national economy, noting Pittsburgh would especially benefit.
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Carnegie Company
Washington Post
Pittsburgh
United States District Court For
New Jersey
United States Steel Corporation
Carnegie Steel Company
That Steel Corporation
Publicc
Wave of Optimism in Milwaukee After Court Decision
Milwaukee on June 4 noted the U S Steel decision not to be a trust as uplifting for business. Bayview plant of Illinois Steel Co is a Milwaukee subsidiary with many employee stockholders. Executives like Otto H Falk of Allis-Chalmers and Theodore Vilter of Vilter Manufacturing welcomed the ruling, predicting improved confidence and a largely psychological boost for general business.
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Washington Post
Milwaukee
Wis
United States Steel Corporation
Bayview
Illinois Steel Company
Otto H. Falk
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company
Theodore Vilter
Vilter Manufacturing Company
Effect of the Victory for Steel Corporation Visible in Buffalo
Bankers manufacturers and leaders of large mercantile houses in Buffalo believe the U S Steel decision will have a wholesome business effect even if later overturned by higher courts. They say the movement already shows impact and anticipate broader benefits beyond the supplemental rate ruling as the general business picture has been ripe for an upturn and the decision could spark a prosperity wave.
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Washington Post
Buffalo
N. Y
United States Steel Corporation
Door of Prosperity Now Open Belief in Steel Decision
Special to The Washington Post Philadelphia June 4 business men say the U S circuit court of appeals clearing United States Steel Corp of violating the law opens the door to prosperity. Alba B Johnson president Baldwin Locomotive Works sees immediate inspiring effect and calls the decision intelligent and broad minded.
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Washington
Philadelphia
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States’ Steel Corporation
Alba B.johnson
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Missing Washington woman in war zone abroad
Mrs Nathan Fassman wife of a local toy dealer disappeared in Europe during the war. U S consular and diplomatic efforts have not located her. She left for Kreczowice Austria to attend a sister's wedding about a year ago and was preparing to return when hostilities began. Kreazowice lies near the Russian border.
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Washington
Europe
United States
Nathan Fassman
Fassman
State Department
Mr. Fassman
Kreawoyze
Amateur baseball results from interbureau and departmental leagues
Results show mastermasters 7 Engineers 2 in the War Interbureau League while Anterior 7 Treasury 1 leads Government League Jommerte 7 Library 8 in the Terminal League Brenig Zame General Ofte and Senta both 10 in a late game, plus Mines 6 Bow 5 and Reformation 16 Fifth 8 in other divisions Columbia 8 Gibraltar 5 N W 5 5 Whitn ey 7 Brightwood 3 St Aloysins 1 St Martins 0 in Holy Name and Drilery 4 4 H 1 2 in Potomac League.
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Whitney
Brightwood
Holy Name
St. Aloysins
St. Martin's
Potomac
Drilery
Diplomatic crisis weighs as experts debate severing US Germany ties
Washington diplomats weigh the potential break in relations with Germany over submarine warfare. A severance could trigger passport withdrawals for ambassadors and consuls, with Spain or Switzerland possibly carrying German archives and a South American power acting as US stand-in.
German emissary Meyer Gerhard sails to Copenhagen
Dr Meyer Gerhard a member of the German privy council and trusted envoy of Ambassdor Count von Bernstorff left New York for Copenhagen aboard the United States of the Scandinavian American Line. He carried a safe conduct from Britain to avoid Allied cruiser interference and was accompanied by four friends. Gerhard has long studied US affairs and is allied with Dr Dernburg, with strong support from German shipping and business circles.
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Washington
United States
Germany
State Department
Count von Bernstorff
Washington Post
New York
Meyer Gerhard
Dr. Gerhard
Berlin
Department of Colonies
Diplomatic strains rise as Kreuz Zeitung argues neutrality is imaginary
Berlin reports that German foreign policy officials reject American calls for neutrality while criticizing Washington’s stance on the Lusitania crisis. The Kreuz Zeitung asserts the United States has largely sided with Britain, undermining neutral pretenses and foreshadowing a possible rupture in relations. The Vossische Zeitung predicts a tougher Washington note but cautions against premature conclusions.
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United States
Kreuz Zeitung
Britain
Berlin
Associated Press
Gottlieb von Tagow
Imperial
Germany
Washington
Lusitania
Reuter Telegram .Company
London
Nota
America
Great Britain
Vossische Zeitung
Official War Reports On Day 312 Of The War In Europe
Paris reports steady fighting north of Arras with trench gains near Souchez and Neuville Saint Vaast, plus German shelling at Verdun. Rome notes Tyrol frontier operations and gains at Montemerg while Italian attacks face terrain difficulties on the Isonzo. Berlin claims Hooge and Souchez occupations with continued trench fighting. Petrograd and Vienna describe Przemysl engagements, Russian withdrawals, and Austrian advances near Mosciska with captured prisoners.
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France
Paris
offArras
Souchez
Neuville-St. Vaast
Italy
Rome
Tyrol
Trentino
Toretto
Mattassone
Val Morbia
Valarga
Luserna
Spitzwerie
Belvidere
Busaverie
Isonzo
Cpurt
Montenéro
Tolmein
Ermany
Berlin
Hooge
Givenchy
Wenen
Schrunden
Libau
Courland
Raweliany
Kurschany
Sredniki
Dubyse
Przemysl
Bolestenszy
Vienna
Austrian War Office
Irzemysl
Enem
Medyka
Eduardo Boehn-Ermeli
Mosciska
Alexander Linsingen
Pruth
Dmiester
Tyrolean
Kreuzberg
Karfreit
Virginia Senators Back Peace With Honor in Wilson Plan
Senator Thomas B. Martin of Virginia says the people favor peace with honor and will support President Wilson on any chosen course. He spoke after a conference with Secretary of State Bryan, with Rep. Henry Flood present. Martin notes widespread Virginia sentiment against war with Germany or Mexico while backing the administration’s path.
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Virginia
Wilson
Thomas 5. Martin
Senate Appropriations Committee
William J. Bryan
Martin
Bryan
Henry D. Flood
House Foreign Affairs Committees
United States
Germany
Mexico
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W. A. Moore
Lewis M. Adams
John MecCuen
Henry K. Meld
Fourth Ward
Courtney Acton
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Ballenger
James M. Duncan
Theodore V. Ale
James B. Fitzgerald
Albert Bryan
Thomas J.fannon
J. Frank Watkins
Thomas B.pulman
Thomas E. Dyson
T. E. Lynn
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