Austro Germans Advance Toward Galician Capital
Berlin and Vienna jubilant over Przemysl fall as Austro German armies push toward Lemberg with Dniester line in view. Russians evacuate Przemysl amid heavy artillery losses and five forts captured. German papers hail end of Russian dominance in Galicia.
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Portugal May End Relations With Germany Over Submarine Siding
Lisbon protests Germany submarine actions and demands immediate severing of diplomatic relations with Berlin as press build support for a break with Germany amid naval incidents.
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Liberty and religion theme lingers at Waterloo encampment
Longacre of Liberty magazine spoke on Religious Liberty to about 500 delegates at Chautauqua park. He warned against religious trusts and stressed liberty as a fundamental right while noting rain dampened the grounds but did not dampen spirits.
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Steel Trust Not Violation Omerman Act
In Trenton New Jersey on June 4 a U S district court for New Jersey ruled against the government petition to dissolve the United States Steel Corporation. The court held the company did not violate the Sherman act in its foreign and domestic trade and rejected government injunctions while noting potential future federal trade commission action. The opinion upholds Roosevelt era policy on Tennessee Coal and Iron and signals a possible government appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Germany Demands Indemnity for Riots
Germany has addressed Italy through the Swiss legation in Rome demanding indemnity for damage to German property in Milan during anti German disorders. The Geneva dispatch to the Matin reports the action.
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Delivery Troubles Prompt Night Call Lines
The notice asks readers to report late delivery by 6 o'clock and provides two phone numbers 3320 and 2059 for contacting the paper. It mentions a copy will be sent after 6:20 PM.
San Marino Declares War Joining Allied Powers
San Marino, the world's smallest republic, officially declares war and aligns with Britain, France, Russia, and other allies against Germany and Austria-Hungary. The 39 officers and 950 men army cannot fire artillery without entering foreign soil, as the republic spans 38 square miles.
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Germany May Win War Through Superior Equipment
Manchester reports David Lloyd George as minister of munitions urges employers and workers to boost British war production. He argues German victory in Galicia stemmed from greater gear and warns Britain must endure sacrifices to avoid defeat and preserve liberty in Europe.
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French Airmen Bombard Crown Prince HQ in Morning Raid
Paris reports French aviators attacked the headquarters of the German crown prince this morning. Twenty-nine French planes dropped 178 shells and several thousand darts, with many shells said to have hit the target. The machines came under severe cannon fire but returned unscathed.
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Allies Agree To Act In Concert In European War
Tokio June 4 Foreign Minister Kato told the house of peers that Great Britain France Russia Italy and Japan agreed to take no independent action in the European war, speaking through the budget committee.
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Victory of Big Guns in German Triumph
Report attributes German success to superior equipment and logistics not battlefield valor. Emphasizes overwhelming artillery, munitions, and industrial organization as decisive factors in the victory.
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U S Reply to Germany With Terms on Merchant Vessels
The cabinet in session approves a draft written by President Wilson, to be sent to Berlin tomorrow. The note insists merchant ships cannot be destroyed while non combatants remain aboard, upholding a key humanitarian principle.
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Von Bernstorff Sends Special Envoy to Berlin
Washington reports President Wilson finished a new note to Germany and will dispatch it to Berlin soon. The cabinet discussed the note with Bryan Lansing and Gregory, while Germany's envoy Meyer Gerhard sails with safe conduct to Copenhagen to report on Wilson's interview with Count Bernstorff. The United States demands safe treatment of noncombatants and may revise submarine warfare policy if Germany fails to respond affirmatively.
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Swoboda Cleared of German Spy Accusation
Paris June 4 Charges of espionage against Raymond Swoboda are unfounded according to the Paris permanent court martial. Major Julien reports no proof Swoboda served as a German spy or started the La Touraine fire, and the inquiry will continue in places where he stayed before his release.
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Czar Grants U.S. Request on Prison Camps
President Wilson’s letter to Czar Nicholas of Russia wins a favorable response to Austria’s plea for inspection access to Siberian prisoner camps housing Austrian detainees. The exchange underscores diplomacy over wartime detention matters between the United States and Russia amid World War I.
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Berlin offers indemnity for Gulflight attack
Ambassador Gerard cabled the State department that the German government agrees to pay an indemnity for the damage caused by a German submarine to the American steamer Gulflight, torpedoed off the Scilly islands. The item appears in a June dispatch from Washington, D. C.
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