Hoover Says Victory Depends On Food Control
Food administrator Herbert Hoover warns Congress that victory hinges on curbing waste raising production and ending profiteering. He cites flour prices and England’s lower costs while detailing four core measures export regulation distribution price controls and volunteer mobilization with state cooperation. He argues wage controls are not planned and emphasizes voluntary business participation to protect farmers and consumers.
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Britain's Food Controller Seeks U.S. Aid in War Food
Lord Rhondda, Britain's new food controller, says food supplies hinge on the United States and Canada. He praises Hoover and expects U.S. Congress and people to act quickly to enact food administration measures, warning that delays impede Britain's war effort and allied supply. He notes Germany's aim to starve the Allies will fail.
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Poles Overthrow Austrian Cabinet Report
Basel dispatch reports the Austrian cabinet resigned after a prolonged council. Vienna papers say the full resignation will be presented to the emperor. Poles in the Austrian parliament threaten government, with budget opposition and debate over war credit. The scene includes strong anti-Polish and anti-Slav rhetoric and police actions.
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China in crisis as Chang-hsun seizes power
In Peking on June 18 the southern and southwest provinces push toward war as Gen Chang-hsun consolidates dictatorship. President Li Yuan Hung is reportedly a prisoner while exiled officials are barred from the palace. The cabinet and premier designate face stiff resistance amid growing anti monarchist and Confucian state moves. Military pressure seeks to dissolve the provisional constitution.
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Monarchs Drop German Titles in British Reform Move
London June 18 official notice declares princes bearing German names relinquish those titles and adopt British surnames. Duke of Teck and Battenberg named to Uk peerages while Princess Victoria and Princess Marie Louise of Schleswig Holstein to be styled differently. Times notes Prince Louis of Battenberg may become Marquis of Mount Batten. reforms aim to end royal titles like highness and serene highness, with future generations known as mister.
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U. S. Not Bound by Treaty, London Pact Refuted
Foreign Minister Balfour said in the House of Commons that America has not signed the London pact with the Allies. He returned from the United States to an enthusiastic reception with cheers and handclapping. He thanked the U S government and people for their welcome and hospitality.
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Swiss Await Constantine Arrival in Lugano
Berne reports former Greek King Constantine is expected to reach Lugano hourly with a suite of 40 accompanying him as part of his travel plans and official movements.
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Sims Named Allied Naval Chief in Irish Waters
Vice Admiral William S Sims U S Navy was appointed to general charge of allied naval operations in Irish waters during the British commander in chief absence. He will coordinate destroyers submarine chasers mine sweepers and aircraft to combat German U boats with broad powers and minimal reporting from Washington. The move signals strong Anglo American cooperation and could influence Irish politics as the convention period nears.
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France Sends Airmen To U S For Training Duty
New York June 19 Twelve French aviators, all commissioned officers and many with decorations, arrived today to serve as instructors in the American flying corps being trained for duty in France. They came directly from the front with only four days notice to sail.
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Britain Receives Another $35 Million Loan From Treasury
The Treasury lent Great Britain another 35 million dollars yesterday, part of its ongoing support to the Allies. The Belgian request also saw 7.5 million delivered, the second monthly payment of 45 million. Total Allied aid now stands at 9.833 billion, with Britain accounting for 535 million.
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Japan’s Ships for Atlantic Trade Move Under Negotiation
Japan aims to shift about two million tons of ocean going shipping from the Pacific to the Atlantic as submarine pressure grows. The United States reportedly is negotiating with Tokyo to remove tonnage for transatlantic service. Britain seeks ships to haul supplies from America to European allies.
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Train Bandits Make Off With 25000 On Express Car
Chicago police report two armed men robbed the Adams Express car on Chicago, Burlington and Quincy train No. 3 in the railroad yards. Messenger Ward R. Smiley and assistant A. R. Andrews were bound and relieved of between 25000 and 30000. The pair said they were held at gunpoint but escaped by gnawing through their bonds before fleeing. Smiley and Andrews are being questioned by authorities as details emerge.
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Parliament Votes Woman Suffrage to Enfranchise Women
London June 19 The House of Commons passed the final reading of the electoral reform bill clause on woman suffrage by a large majority. A proposal for extending the franchise to women on the same basis as men is expected to be adopted, with a decisive division anticipated Wednesday on enfranchising women 30 years and older as part of the reform bill.
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Nearly Slain Says Woman Financier
New York June 193.- Mrs Ray Hyman a banker known for taking 50 percent a month confesses to attempted murder robbery and blackmail. Her statements led to nine arrests and warrants for five others. She describes a get rich quick scheme claiming $500000 in funds and says none of the money was invested, only dividends paid to keep money flowing. She alleges an Oyster Bay boat chase to drown her and theft of $3000 from her pocketbook.
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Red Cross Drives Hit $35 Million In First Week
Amid a massive drive to raise 100 million for war relief, early reports show more than 35 million subscribed in two days. New York led with about 20 million including a 16 million pledge for tuberculosis aid in France. Bank dividend gimmick floated by Comptroller Williams could add 5 million. Cardinal Gibbons endorses the effort. J P Morgan and G F Baker pledged 1 million. Frederick Maryland boosts goal to 50 thousand as Wilmington Delaware doubles to 250 thousand.
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Cabinet Outlines Exports Control Plan
President Wilson is set to sign an executive order implementing the exports control act. A general export program drafted by secretaries Lansing and Redfield was reviewed at the cabinet meeting. The act will be run by a council from State War Navy Commerce and other agencies, with the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce handling details. International matters go to the State Department. Coal and wheat head the initial commodities, as heavy grain purchases by European neutrals spur quicker action. America will be supplied first with neutrals last.
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Roosevelts End Training at Camp Plattsburg
Plattsburg New York June 19 Following orders from Washington Theodore Roosevelt Jr and his brother Archibald Roosevelt both members of the First Company New York regiment have left camp here and are now at Governors Island.
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Fragmented OCR Index Readout of Daily Issue
The page fragment lists sections and topics such as Society Editorials Divorce News Sports and Financial items. It mentions a Countess seeking a divorce and a court hearing noted as W. R. & E. Hearing, with other unreadable entries across categories.
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Doctor Slew Hin Crime Traced To Cellar
New Jersey prosecutors tie the Piper murder to Dr. William J. Condon amid incomplete motives. Piper, a 24 year old Rutgers graduate, was found dead after four months missing. Condon, a physician and Army captain, is under guard as investigators pursue circumstantial evidence including lime in a cellar and a possibly moved body.
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Russians Seize Russkia Volka Newspaper Building
Petrograd reports the anarchists seized Russkia Volka the citys leading newspaper, expelled staff, burned copies and books, and declared they would stand firm. Authorities condemned the action as troops surrounded the area while deputies passed a resolution demanding surrender.
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Socialists Seek Global Peace at Stockholm Conference
The American Socialist party backs an international league to supervise world relations, uphold disarmament, and guarantee autonomous rights for nationalities. It urges a people’s peace congress, a permanent international peace body, and a dedicated peace fund to rebuild postwar Europe.
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