Greek War Party Wins in Election Relating to Allies
The former Greek premier Venizelos appears to have secured a two-thirds majority for the war party in parliament signaling a pro Allied stance. Reports say Britain Russia France and Italy may gain support as Greece keeps fighting with the Allies.
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German envoy arrives in Norway port aboard United States
Meyer Gerhard attaché of the German colonial office travels via the United States to Berlin at Count von Bernstorff’s request to report on American sentiment after the Lusitania incident. He sailed from New York on the Scandinavian American liner United States and has been in the U S representing the German Red Cross.
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Arizona
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Stimpson urges national defense to deter war
Former secretary of war Henry L. Stimson urged immediate national defense readiness at Carnegie Hall before the National Security League. He argued neutrality, the rights of neutrals, and a strong navy are essential as Germany violates neutral laws, citing the Lusitania attack and Wilson's note. He urged citizens to support an intelligent public opinion and warned strong language without action risks war.
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Peace moves amid Mexican talks echo at White House
President Wilson said Mexican plans are inchoate as Villa and Carranza exchange proposals for peace. Villa notified Carranza urged a conference to restore constitutional government. Red Cross reports food carloads denied entry and looming corn shortages threaten Mexican civilians.
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Austro-Turian Troops Advance From Trent Through Alps
Austrian forces move from Trent toward Innsbruck with 20,000 troops advancing via Brehs Geneva and Paris route. Italian front lines shift as Austrian army continues march through the Alps after departure yesterday.
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Britain seeks to avert Wilsons demand on trade with Northern Europe
Washington reports Britain aims to forestall President Wilsons call for stopping interference with US trade to Holland Denmark Norway and Sweden. Sir Cecil Spring Rice told the State Department changes in the British long range blockade would reduce interference with American commerce to neutral ports in northern Europe and only allow detentions for search in exceptional cases. Also detentions of two ships Wicko and F F Lisman noted at Kirkwall and London respectively.
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Italians on the Hiva-Rovereto front advance near Trieste
A dispatch from Lugano reports Italian forces advancing along the Isonzo near Trieste. Italians claim capture of Monfalcone and progress toward Nabrosing as Austro-Hungarian troops use dynamite in Alpine passes and heavy fighting occurs near Gora Cradisra with 104 Austrian casualties and large Italian losses.
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Lusitania Not Armed Says British Inquiry President
The Lusitania inquiry opened with Attorney General Sir Edward Carson declaring the liner was unarmed and not used as a naval auxiliary. Evidence cited includes German notes denying arming and testimonies detailing speed, damage, and attempts to save passengers.
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Ste Milward Carson
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America
Berlin Papers Call Halt On Whip the World Enthusiasts
Berlin papers urge halt on whip the world advocates and demand government guarantee backing for submarine protection. The piece hints at a possible German public divided over arms questions and calls for restraint to avoid new conflicts while aligning more with America.
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Tageblatt
Theofor Wolfrase
Cerna dl Plommer
Westnet
Train Crew Training Halts Resume On the L Line
An attempt to resume service on the L trains faces caution as officials require experienced carmen to run cars. A training period for Chicago motormen and conductors is mandated before service returns. Steam roads face crowding as arbitration efforts loom in capacity city Mahon mechanism.
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Mahon
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Thompson
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Crowd Fights for Jitneys Amid Chicago Strike
Chisago June 14 crowds clash lightly for jitneys as street railway strike disrupts service. Passengers crowd trains and boards, with few incidents of violence, while officials push mediation and sobriety reminders to end the dispute.
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Tha Wany
Britain to Spend 15 Million Daily for War
London June 15 Premier Asquith moves a vote of credit for 250000.00 pounds and tells the house that expenditure in the next three months will be not less than 31500000 daily.
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Delivery Notice Refused At Home Request
A notice states the paper should not be delivered to a home and asks to call 3430 for removal. The message mentions a cutoff time after 6 30 and refers to a tall 205 percent note in the text.
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