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Full Title	The Cleveland News, v. 76, no. 154, Thursday, June 28, 1917.
Author	Otis, Charles Augustus, 1868-1953.
Date Added	25 September 2020
Format	Newspaper
Language	English
Publish Date	1917-06-28
Publisher	Cleveland: C.A. Otis
Source	Newspapers
Topic	Cleveland (Ohio) > Newspapers. Cuyahoga County (Ohio) > Newspapers.
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OCR * poor mt teen in Greater PRICE and Cuyahoga County Cleveland ONE CENT—ELSEWIL early capture: men from Bri and Nov: LONDON, June to refer to th y seventy-two hours. The belief prevails here that the British commander poses t keep silent regarding the bat- tle for the great coal city until the * Internment. Waldemar von Sqpmer wir and Travehte mile Columbus arm: ing wn before going away,” ly a ler ove ment Neither Von Nostite, his wite per h bis ieples ved three daugh: Sion et the parti in At-the Colum! tions and ra Haig in his latest official the Columbus army more freedom FALL OF COAL CITY BROUGHT NEAR VICTORY IN SUBURB BULLETIN er! Hing before. Avion, a suburb otrie Canadians met with Manitoba, sogntral Ontario, re © progress made toward end by the Canadians aocing the last -ON HIS WAY 10 |: CAPITAL HOME: erman Editor Shows No Concern as He Leaves for} ors nis Suctouhote, for internment at the “I feel just like » bridegroom, stand- and having my it union dep ras In custody of Dep- shal | Gaockat. post in Nostitz has been in county jail to say good-by wo thie fae us army PK have better sccommoda- than he had in is cell at county | jeil, bot he will pie neys he never had any desire to ecome aturalized Ameri , though he has lived in America thirty- Sour years. is a former German army officer. He admits having written editorials jone ai since America ‘entered the party in years gone 3 friends labored " Washington for, had h or ie picture taken Von Nostits said josed for newspaper ot it for intern. imbia, ouglas port failed ot. any - You saying he loyal one, any writing Pro-| py) an, | ici rogress towards Lens, The German typically Hindenburgian “machine gun "Nor do the British expect to have e hi in clude the vaunted. “dragon's cavern,” formidable dugout from which the Tew inched most of . The num- n to 840, ine et of prisoners cluding six officers, Germans. Are Repulsed in Alsace Attack, Paris Says zl dead, ing the pody of an of- ments near Flirey and Bezonvaux enabled us to take prison a ow been established that an Three Socialists Jury Orders Held for. Trial in Slacker Probe Here} CHARLES BAKER of trons was brought down southeast Te vs "IL ovs “neat SIN" NEAR TRENCHES, WASHINGTON, June 28. No time will be Jos st in getting che. American troops now French soil to the western fir ing There will be a short period |? the trenches and within ear- shot of the tremendous artil- lery bombardments and then the flag of the United States, carried by regulars, will be Janted on the line alongside pease, 0! of, ‘England, Belgium and a’ total of four contingents reached 7 @ American n val base in Frei yes day, it come knows ‘Only menger aiepatches Pershing and jor Generat Silbert, ‘who commands ihe force, Secretary Baker today. oi by Warships. A great fleet of transports w: merican ‘They to the acrose the Atlantic tected all the z this country from ernoon, the war department believed that only th: others atill st see. All o' opes the| forcos that have left the United States is | now are on French soil, of| The vessels carrying the troops were anid, he expected to rash ‘a French post, whose Domocratie| name in in sealed tera to 2 master of the * shipn of “breaking in,” just back of | group: mightiest fitine pips ot the Amer-' tains te the Seal war spirit” “it eas, vie has been lacking among th> American *| people. ‘The forces will be wey ALFRED, WAGENKN Ect it Tt) CE RUTHENBERG._ FIRST U. S. OFFICER © FLIES OVER TRENCHES 28.—Major Mitchell, an the first Ameri- is evident from the fact fiat ail “he American forces arrived ia Franco thet the transporte gathered where off the Atl imum speed of the slowest vessel of the | © e me, German ora Pershing’s headauarte rsiaday. He hus ; been in service over rman lines American regulars at Verdun and other points. */$20,000,000 WORTH OF PLANES ORDERED]: rt n| Aeroplane & Motor Corporation United Stntes SS 3 and sepplioa, it «| was officially announced here today. mW. W. SLACKER JAILED DULUTH, Sinn June t| Thorne, secretary of the Balt “ea ott ork farm by Municipal Judge wood fast evening. beth Gurley Flinn, New today. e trial of Eliza- Yo a iste ming by counted ton by a net gain to the fed, cl t the encamnee supplies raficient for many moni The Nmerican “forces will befan In- 2 Till Bejan In. Concluded oa Fags &, Celt SOCIALIST HEAD IS INDICTED AS U.S. DRAFT FOE Federal Grand Jury Returns Bill Against Secretary Ruth- enberg; Fix Bail at $3,000. Chicago police were asked Thursday to arrest C, £, Ruthenberg, secretary of the Cleveland Socialist party, and candidate for mayor, on a federal in- dictment charging him ith attemptin| to prevei for selective servic: against who! jury returned tecret indictments late Wednesday. Attorney. J, C, Heald, representing athenber said Ruthenberg isin ch on He ther Wedetday Feder: Weatenhav Ruthen! eres bond at ‘S 1000, ‘which fe will be pei Judge Westenhaver released Alfred Wagenknecht, 1291 Co ok an wood, state secretary of ise party, and Charles on, state organizer ‘of the party, on $3,000 bond en they had entered pleas + of not ‘guilty. . Set Tentative ‘Trial Dates, rial date-for the were indicted Gecretty | against | ed him. "before his arraignment, de- Conatsiet on Page 6, Column 1. SAYS U.S. WILL RY THE A! CHICAGO, plans for fogd control, ement given out here today b; President Grit in, of d of trade, include absolute control of the wheat aspect There can in it, Buying and Suing of other grains for resetrict LATE NEWS BULLETINS Senate Probes in Paper Case WASHINGTON, June 28.—The resolution of Senstor Reed, of Mis- why it has not ordered news print paper rs to de- Tint from all illegal practices. and exorbitant charges was passed to- yy the Senate without objec- me a Policemen May Strike. . JANCE, June 28.—Allian: nds are signed by sixteen Clubs Alleged Girl Slayer. RESTONBURG, ae Coyer, a der of Laln Vis LORE was found in the ‘One fe er at lronton, O., severa) weel:s ago, was bouns over to the grand jay today. Coyer was avo leave ‘troom Mrs. Comttta Viare, 5 $e ag Lumber Men Kills Self. INNATI. Jeve ae ort, president ee imbe r & Lem! here today. death of his of the suicide. POTATOES — CONE Df WN a SHICAGO, | é ent registration of Clevelanders th wo | dollars with & CONTROL WHEAT = present or future delivery will be un- or * a, 18? ‘ee Sao er oy uta ts HALF MILLION IN AUTOS TAKEN SINCE 1ST MAY Caley and Sprosty Put Blame on Judges, Who Are Too Lenient. Fred H. Caley, secretary of the Cleveland Automobile Club, declared Thursday that automobile thiev vorking overtime here these day! he courts have been so Teniont mm? that beginning Friday when the amendment to the horse: “stealing law goes into effec king of an automobile penitentiory of no chance of having the judges here will be put to the real te 0 see how much co-operation they’ will Bier to weed out automobile thiev- The thieves Bre becoming more and id. “The CONSUMERS TO SAVE HUNDREDSOF MILLIONS: PRODUCERS DECLARE } Immediate Reduction of. From $1 to $1.50 a Ton at Mine to Be Followed by Another Cut When Joint Federal Beard Fixes “Fair B ASSOCIATED PRE! WASHINGTON, jane 28.—An immediate general reduc- ‘ice of coal tion of $1 to $1. BP a tol agreed on here tod: This redicton is expecte ‘on in the trouble | ©2 a the police depart. | C15} sin The conference of 400 in i ‘ith thelators, representing all coal-pro- hi fter the poli tch them." ¥ ee eee ete deg chat |ucing states, first took action to- since May 1 418 automobiles have been day toward lowering coal prices nm here, of wi have eee een, by adopting resolutions authoriz- ond, «Thee average ta talue of the 0 “to give as ‘tines bove $1,000, making the t otai [8B their committ to give rh of over recovery, Sprosty ts Nettled, Teo. Caley "s statement follows ilar safety Director, Sprosty | ‘ ages here $48, 1000, with little hope of ig with the thievess Sprosty declared that the rise number of stolen automobiles was large- 1 pi tat of the mac] chines. tines” even more highly crgenised than they “Concluded on Page 6, Column 6, ORDER DRAFTING |BDS. INTO ACTION In structions te, Joes draft boards, as sident Wilson and Gover- ‘urney, Obio draft oards of nor Cox to supervisor, order! Pent the oards examine the ci ally in red ink, an have move is are QR att in Adjutant General . Wood’s is in four dare, Se clerical sscistance ix nat forth- usiy from banks (or the boards are in- structed to hi r= help so the work may be done quick! the members of the Tocal board are Sar C stat Steffen, ool bourd mensber, wna ‘Vee WB. 2 2 DEAD, TO PAY $1,400 £ Johanna Bukovnik, 2926 a the Cleveland, + Eaten Railrend Com: for the death of her ttled for $600 reins, Totl t, at ‘ille” & pr ger, adm ne (the dentl ail ec 2 tH sire to closely "]erament, sent to such maximum prices for coal on board cars at mines in the varios districts as may be named, terior, Feder and the Plot committee.” ation “giving “assent” to sing of prices was reported by form Goveene or rom a special commit- commission of the prices was put on ment, and not on.the operators, under that the coal operat covoperate with the gov- real “Resolved, That it is the sense g that «comm sach and an additional Gommittes inte repre- tentatives of the anthracite indus- production and distribution of coal in each district, and that these com- mittees are authorized, i fn their aie trade commission and the comm tee on coal pros redaction of the coun- cil of national defen Unanimously Adopted Tho resolution was revi of » former! rear as to the 8 @ operators agreeing up-| ona Price, even though st the instance gove agreed to another under which it was proposed that the the government government authorize at ontinue ae | war yy the Secretary of the in- |: ounsil ‘of ational coal ie . in unanimously n er y by representatives of the coal . ’ e mine was operators. to be followed by still further ion ii e cos! in; co ranted ah inere the tentati the tentative not affect ent Contracts, or export trade. Creat! a national association of coal operators with central bureau at Washington for standardiz- -y fo coal operators and the government. U. S. Can Supply Allies, Says Cleveland Operato WASHING’ Senate TON, June 28—Ohio coal | operators resumed testimony before the ‘eqmmerce committee today! in connection with resolutions introduced y Senators Pomerene Cummins, {3 control nal production, distribution and prices. JE ‘aaron, of Cl é terest fron” $1: 20 8 Miners Concluded om ay 6 1917. ton eveland, with In- a 2018 to Tolman £ MOWRY KILLING SUSPECTS TO BE HERENEXT WEEK Rabshaw Sure 2 Fashionable Prisoners Held in Tombs . Shot Rich. Co. Paymaster. entlems men’ Cleveland ina week fra . 7 Y tunch | in the Tombs, New York's prison, the t ing for were just cleaning fancy fowl, 9 prisoners order past, costing $10, w nach, even fo had r New e best hotels, side by fae ed a regal ro- which is « pretty fair Yori Rabshaw been aceuntomed to up of. : with a flock ot side dishes \ ordered in French. abshaw asked & few questions of Conchided on Page 6, Ccluam with “holding ap as ah

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