Naval Battle Consolidates Allied Rift as Fleet Clashes
Reports describe a colossal sea battle where British and German high fleets engaged, with British ships ordering a retreat of German dreadnoughts. Losses include Rear Admiral Hook and Arbuthnot, while Beatty led a vigorous counter to the German armada. The clash marks the era’s greatest naval engagement with heavy casualties on both sides.
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KEEN
Dando
Johin
Scheer
Gerziani
Jel- Heve
Jost
Arbuthnot
Beatty
Arend Beatty
Ignalting
John Jellicoe
England
Merger Confirmation for Ohio Corporations Formed
June 3 report confirms two named mergers in Wien Ohio. The ere s i and A eruta companies unite to form a largest notar party with the merger proceeding.
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Wien Ohio
Eriand
Eruta
Notar
Washington News Chronicle: German-British Fleet Battle Report
The county received the battle news at 2 45 p m Friday with Washington first to publish in the Democrat the dispatched wire story from the press desk. This item highlights the newspaper's priority in delivering major war news ahead of larger outlets and notes the rush to inform readers about the German British fleet engagement.
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Bemoera
Washington
Democrat
Railroads Face Eight Hour Day Demands in Talks
New York June. Leaders of four railroad employe groups pressed for an eight hour day across most cash lines. Officials debated wage safeguards and overtime pay, while insisting on no wage reductions for longer hours. Garretson outlined overtime at 75 cents per hour for train men, arguing the daily pay would stay similar under the proposed system.
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New York
A. B. Garretgon
Order of
Hlrsha Lee
Railroad Committee
Sestion
Lrala
Garretson
Orpet Jury Uncompleted in Waukegan Trial
In Waukegan on June 3 the open court found the Orpet jury not yet complete from last week with eight sworn. The trial has run 1 days with over 800 prospects examined. Assistant bank clerk William Jobes, in the box five days, was excused on a state peremptory challenge. Two slayers executed in Ossining. Royvin and Supe die in electric chair. Supe convicted as accomplice in Nassau county debt dispute. Generals Federation action includes Hot Springs Ark New Orleans and Kansas City as possible host cities for the next convention.
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Waukegan
Will ‘Orpet
William Jobes
Bank Wean
Ivas
Ossining
Royvin
John Supe
Champlin
McGee
Wellsville
Supe
Vincenzo Abbattlelta Abury
Nassau County
Hot Springs
New York
Federation of Women's Clubs
Ark
New Orleanmore
Kansas City
Cald
Memorial Series Memorial Series Knights Vythias Bela Sunday
terse OCR fragment lacks clear events or names. readable text only hints at a memorial series involving Knights of Vythias and Bela on a Sunday, with no concrete dates or outcomes to confirm.
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KOT
Hrceaseed Knights
Vythias Tei KE Bela
Memorial Day Observances by Knights and Sisters
Decorated graves and elaborate services mark Memorial Day with Pythian Knights and Sisters gathering at Castle Halle Tate to visit Oak Grove cemeteries and honor the dead. A memorial sermon by Rev W S Rader and a Castle ball at Toyston follow the daytime rites. Woodmen of the World also decorate graves at Oak Grove and St Johns cemeteries.
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Pythgaunre
Pythias
Castle Halle
Oak Grove Temurers
Toston
Dodge
Curtis Nonadly
W. A. Allen
Edward C. Steinle
Woodmen
Oak Grove
St. John's
Justice Hughes Declines to Name Representative in Preconvention
In Washington, D.C., Justice Hughes says he has nothing to say about appointing a representative for preconvention activities. He will consider the nomination if offered, but has not declared support for any candidate or approach. Lawrence H. Green, his secretary, confirmed the lack of comment.
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Washington,d. C
Frank Hitchcock
Hughes
Lawrence H. Green
Conventions Next Week Democrats to Cover Roosevelt Hughes
The Democratic paper pledges detailed coverage of the Republican and Progressive conventions in Chicago next week. Roosevelt and Hughes lead the fight for the GOP nomination with a possible dark horse. United Press teams will relay updates to the Democrat office as events unfold.
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Chicago
Republican 2Nd Progressive Partes
Drs
Tim
Roosevelt
Af Hughes
Regular Carrier Delivery Request
A readers note requests consistent home delivery of the newspaper. The item highlights the desire for regular postage to ensure the paper arrives at the residence without interruption.
Alumi Banquet Held at Bigie School Gym
Alumni banquet was held last night in the gymnasium of the Bigie School. A large gathering attended the event with speeches and a display of school memories.
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Bigie School
Pleasant AFA Alumni Banquet Recalls School History
Alumni gathering at the Vivek hall featured a music program and a formal banquet. Graduates from 1918 back to 1873 attended, with tables arranged by class and roses adorning the decor. Speaking included Miss Leslie Wade Worth Owen on Red Cross service in Europe and Mastings urging ongoing support for the high school.
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Isic
Vaisala
Ola
Hamlet Alien
Dherent Mombede
Leslie Wade- Worth
Owen
Red Uross Society
Burne
Quan
Wadsworth
Europe
Clivage
Paris
Servid
Film parade sighting in Grand janera show
A scrambled report notes a film event and parade appearance at the Grand janera venue tonight. It references an upcoming show by a group called Jorat eumartingtery and mentions a plan to arrive earlier, with several day delays and unclear details about timing.
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Kriz Ls Tay
Janera Hougs
Jorat
FMERIGANS SLAIN IN PERU STRIKE
An unsigned wireless message from the steamer Somer reports that American and British subjects were killed at Talara Peru by striking workers of the Landon Pacific Petroleum Company. The Peru government is said to be unable to cope with the situation as communication with Talara is interrupted and Raleigh awaits orders to reach relief efforts.
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Corin Nicarada
Ridio
San Diesa
Caly
Talara
Peru
Landon Pacific “Petroleum Company
Raleigh
Leigh
Emily
Delegates Die At National Convention
June 2 reports a death of a delegate from the fifth district during the national convention. A. D. Wood of Mulhall Oklahoma was the regular delegate. he died after a hospital admission during the event.
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Fifth Okthet
A. D. Wood
Mulhall
Sfifth Distret
Hospital
Perge
Laloma
Desecrator of American Emblem Convicted in Church Incident
June 3. Roneke White of the Church of the Social Revolution was found guilty by the court of special sessions of desecrating the American flag and other emblems. He faces 30 days in the penitentiary and a $1,000 fine. The offense involved circulars proclaiming internationalism while the flags of multiple nations were burned and melted, with the pastor Heinkel linked to the act. The case described as an anti nationalistic demonstration. In a separate matter, Byron Sanford, J F Kelley of San Francisco, and Rev Richard Fysp of Calwa were sentenced in the U S district court for pled guilty to a land fraud scheme using deceptive practices.
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Roneke White
Church of the Social Revalutio
Ican
Heinkel
San Francisco
Byron
J. Sanford
J. F. Kelley
Richard Fysp
Calwa
Califi
United Byates District Court
Builty
Survivors Land After Destroyer Shark Incident
A crew recounts survivors landed after a destroyer shark incident. Initial reports confirm a rescue operation completed with several sailors saved and brought ashore at a remote port. Authorities are coordinating further details and vessel status.
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Ea Breten Battor
Sharks Survivors Question Battle Losses Amid Naval Clash
Reported confusion over whether the British destroyer Shark was sunk in a North Sea battle, with seven survivors arriving and crews missing. A separate massive engagement near Skagerrak left numerous ships destroyed and thousands dead, German losses rising while British vessels and battleships faced severe casualties.
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Oadou
Shark
North Sea
Warurvaha
Wainman Leads Local Harvest Effort For Wheat
Go to work in Sikeston area as harvest continues. Wainman and his wife head to Missouri fields this afternoon to harvest the week’s crop. Last year the wheat crop totaled about 6,000 bushels. De goné-amtft.
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R. TF
Foy Sikeston
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