Armenians and Kurds clash near Van Mission center
A Transcaucasia dispatch reports fierce fighting at Shatash Van Missionary Center amid Armenian Kurd clashes. The Lake Van district hosts American missions including a boys academy and boarding school. U S missionaries are said safe, with thousands of Armenian refugees sheltered by the mission and aid workers. Several American women and children are among those cared for at the station.
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German War View in The Staats-Zeitung Analysis
The commentary notes German naval steps in the English channel and North Sea, aiming to force Britain to keep a strong fleet in the channel. It discusses German cruiser and submarine threats, British reluctance to deploy full forces, and the potential for broader German offensives affecting France and Belgium.
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Official List of the Next House
A near unreadable clipping outlines the next House composition for the fourth Congress. It lists percentages for party affiliations, noting Democrats, Republicans, Progressives, and independents, with scattered references to New York districts and potential successors. The text is fragmentary and contemplates a contest involving Lathrop Brown and Frederick Hachet.
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Progress ofWar Officially Told Germany
Berlin reports air and artillery actions along the coast and in the Argonne, Meuse, and Champagne sectors with French counterattacks repelled. German forces claim gains near Steeny Straate and Ypres while citing Russian advances and Turkish actions at Kum Kale and Gallipoli.
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Judge May Throw Out T A Charges Direct Primaries
Testimony covered claims of direct primaries hurting candidates, with witnesses detailing campaign funds and political pressure. Statements referenced Barnes, Vreeland, Hennessy, Davenport, and Ivins amid assertions of party interference and public printing decisions. Wilson later named two postmasters, Delaney and Miller.
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District Court News Highlights Damages and Probate Actions
District Supreme Court filings include Josephine White alleging 15000 for injuries from a sidewalk hole on Second Street near Harreet Northwest. Francia Montgomery claims 10000 against Capital Traction after a wagon was struck on Highth Street near Virginia Avenue Southeast. A petition seeks letters of administration for Martha Windus estate valued at 41089, with Frederick Mulhausen named administrator. Willes and demurrers, probate items, and several indictments and bankruptcies are noted along with a jail raid arrest and a car injury case at Fourth and B Streets Southeast.
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City News in Brief Covers District hearings and events
The public utilities commission scheduled a hearing on tentative valuations for three taxi firms in the District Building on June 7 at 10 am President R P Andrews and Secretary Charles J Columbus of the Retail Merchants Association urged commissioners and Maj Raymond W Pullman to join a booster trip to Virginia and Maryland a week later. Community activities include church fund debt payments red and blue groups at Shiloh Baptist Church the gospel wagon season opening and multiple lectures and meetings across civic, religious, and educational groups throughout the city, with speakers from local and regional organizations.
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