Progress slow in first day of war drive
Eighty five workers report progress slow on opening day of the war effort drive. They donate their time to Uncle Sam's campaign to win the war, contributing a full day of labor across assigned tasks.
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Uncle Sam's
War’ Movement
Albuquerque
United States
Uncle Sam
Mies Ikola Aganzini
Mies Winifred Roberson
Dean Beaubien
Mildred Larson
Ya M Hickey
Margery
Albuquerque Fails to Maintain Record in Wartime Era
Campaigners accuse Duke City of lax governance as voters complain about public services and oversight during wartime mobilization. Local advocates say Albuquerque is “laying down on the job” for the first time since the U S entered the war, urging reforms and accountability.
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Duke City
U. S
University drive reaches 25000 pledge mark
The person in charge announced last night that pledges received yesterday totaled 25000 dollars. The timing suggests funds will be used to support the drive between now and January, with purchases expected to be made in the near term.
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Sity
Rogers
Mobuquerque War Savings Drive Faces Slow Returns
Albuquerque workers report discouraging results from yesterday's Thrift and War Savings Stamps canvass. A select team will target big pledges of 1000 or more, with a meeting at North Fourth Street School where a Four Minute Man will explain the cause.
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Mobuquerque
Eiht
Henry Gleason
North Fourth Street
Guy Rogers
Campagn
Albuquerque
Kaiser Wilhelm
Aneimte
Weather Forecast Brief for Southwest and Arizona
Denver June 27 reports New Mexico fair Friday and Saturday turning unsettled in the east with light to fresh winds from the southeast. Arizona to remain generally fair Friday and Saturday with little temperature change and fresh southerly winds.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
Weather summary for 24 hours ending DP
Yesterday reached a high of 95 degrees and a low of 5 with a 40 degree span. At 6 pm the temperature was 82. Winds were south west and conditions were clear.
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Yange
Beasts of Berlin Cause Ausoia Agony in War Chronicle
A clipping describes Ausoia writhing in agony under the mailed fist of the Beast of Berlin. It notes political figures including Alex F Kerensky and references Brest-Litovsk terms, highlighting contested recognition and provisional leadership.
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Ausoia
Beast OF
Berlin
Brest-Litovsk
Alex
F. Kerensky
Kerensky Seeks US Support for Russian Democracy
Former Russian leader Alexander Kerensky addressed British labor delegates and announced plans to travel to France and the United States to plead for aid and reconstruction for Russia. He stressed unresolved escape secrets and warned that Russians will join the fight against the central powers, with diplomats ready to meet him in Paris.
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London
Alexander F Kerensky
Tursia
America
Great Republic
Kerensky
France
United States
Keressky
Bin
Arthur Henderson
Labor Conference
Mendelson
Russia
M. Kerensky
Paris
A. P. Jawoisky
League of Russians
Varna
Nome
Madrid
Yanks Refuse Surrender Overpowered in Lorraine Front
Telegraph dispatch from German HQ dated June 4 reports Allied forces near Renneres wood northwest of Mlecheprey as unable to break a stubborn American defense. Two prisoners claim German torture of captives, which the correspondent denounces as baseless calumny.
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Morin Journal
Asterdam
Lorraine Front
Herman Katsch
Koeinische Volks Zeitung
Renneres Wood
Mlecheprey
Mey
Germains
Case
Lightning explosion at Silver Open Pit mine in Virginia
Rescuers in Virginia Minnesota after a premature blast at the Silver Open Pit mine destroyed by dynamite. More than thirty tons of explosives damaged the pit entombing twenty nine workers with five located alive but unconscious and one body recovered. Officials say lightning caused the blast and death toll will be known after full pit exploration.
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Virginia
Minn
D. BR. Hanna O
Lottery Field To Determine Order Of Registrants
Nearly 500000 men registered for military service had their draft order fixed by a national lottery at the Senate Office Building. 1200 numbered capsules were drawn to set each registrant’s place in the new class list, with Provost Marshal General Crowder and others overseeing the ceremony.
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Horning Journal
Opec Rn
Lfesco
Washington
Senate
Crowder
General March
Chamberlin
Warren
Senate Military Committee
Dent
Kann
California
House Military Committee
Milly Wellborn
Perghe
Binet
Porto Ms
Merchant tonnage losses during May reported by British
The May may monthly statement shows British merchant losses of 224,735 tons and Allied and neutral ships of 190,859 tons, totaling 355,094 tons. Comparisons with April and last year are noted with heavy marine risk. Steamship traffic into UK ports in May reached 7,777,848 tons excluding coastal traffic.
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London
Otlawwih
United Kingdom
Frasier Wins North Dakota Governor Primary Nondpartisan Candidate
Fargo June 27 Nation of Governor Linn Z Frasier of Hoople won the North Dakota gubernatorial primary contest over John Steen of Mughy with more than five thousand votes after 695 of 107 precincts reported. Friesier led as rural areas pushed ahead before statewide totals.
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Fargo
N. 1
Nation
Linn Z. Frasier
Hoople
Leange
John Steen
Mughy
Independent Voters Association
Steen
B. J. Doyle
Ow Witkingon
League
National Prohibition Amendment Moves in Senate Committee
Senate agricultural committee adopts Norm of Nebraska amendment replacing that of Johnson of Washington to prohibit sale of distilled spirits and beer after June 20 1919 and ban manufacture of beer while war lasts. Prohibition advocates cite wartime efficiency gains and oppose beer for workers.
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Senate
Morning Journal Washington
Norm
Nebraska
Bermtor Jonon
Washington
Senate Agricultural Committee
Mare Island Navy Yard
Newport
Siee
Nis
Reed calls for greater US effort to win the war
Senator Reed says Germany holds edge in heavy weapons and population and urges extending draft age and rapid mobilization. He argues Italy was unprepared at entry and warns victory requires substantial US commitment with swift action. He advocates a massive, timely American military push in Europe.
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Washington
Ramster Reed
Pte Tees
Chermany
Iit Allien
Renatar Read
United States
Italy
Ireland
Behator
Germany
Iam
Nusa
Benator Reed
Europe
Itsel
Teed
Rebels Put to Work by Mexican General
A June report from Mexico describes General Franco Murgila assigning captured revolutionists to farm labor in northern Mexico. The policy aims to exploit their labor for harvest needs, with exceptions for certain leaders deemed responsible.
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Monning
Oral Bho Lal
To Present Athlete Gade at Camp
W F Lindsey will present formalities to the athletic commission at Camp Ody. The $81,000 worth of athletic woods purchased for the men’s meet will be shown. The presentation occurs Saturday with Cloverner Lindsey leaving Friday en route to Albuquerque to address Mothers and Daughters circles.
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Gade
Manta Ve
W. Flindsey
Athletic Commission
Campody
Cam
Indsey
Albuaterque
Bonds and loans move to bolster allies and Fourth Liberty Loan
The House Ways and Means Committee drafted a new bond bill authorizing billions of dollars in Liberty bonds and a large increase for loans to the Allies. The plan aims to fund July to September advances and ensure a strong Fourth Liberty Loan in the fall, with allocations to banks and government depositaries and tighter treasury operations.
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Sfecio
Washington
Liberty Berks
House
Atel
Isue
Committee For
McAdoo
Treasury
Nuns falsified tales regarding Olav Grivelties in war era
Washington reports reveal Dr Miehion of Krupp claims Germany falsified stores of atrocities early in the war. Cabinet investigators returned with no evidence of atrocities and noted Russian conduct praised. He cites August 1814 German boasts of destroying means without battles and maps of disputed lands involving Poland Dessarabia and Caucasian Persia shifts.
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Washington
Miehion
Krupp Company
Swittland
Germany
Te Muaehion
Must Prawio
Muehion
Say Ie
Kosei
Seo
Poland
Dessarabia
Rumania
Caucasian
Persia
Turkey
Ung in West Quon 15 Belief Drives Another Blow
Italian forces press on after cowing Austria as attention shifts to France and Flanders battle zones. The report notes mounting expectation of new blows by Ung in Western Europe and outlines strategic focus on the battle area.
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UNG
West Quon 15
Germans Drive Expected as US Forces Grow on Fronts
Reports say Kaiser recognizes need for haste as American troops flow into Allied lines in France and Flanders. German artillery harasses British and French positions from Flanders to the Marne while Allies in Italy stabilize the Piave. additional American divisions head to the Italian front as Austrians face renewed Allied pressure.
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Kaiser
Otrenethen
Gpec A
Diaz
France
Flanders
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Germany
Marne
Armentieres
Lys
Oise
Aisne
Villere-Cotterets
Aria
German Arme
West
Hi Command
Belleau Wood
Chateau Thierry
Piave
F War Baker
Perst
Maly
United States
Greatritain
Knitting Record Set by Nevada Woman
A Nevada woman, Mrs Margaret Blue, knitted twenty five pairs of socks in twenty days, then stopped due to eyesight strain. She tended a truck garden and fed freighters, while supporting Red Cross efforts and caring for her solitary life near Kye Pateh Mire.
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Opal
Margaret Blue
Kye Pateh Mire
Red Cross
Fighters Honored by El Paso Club
In El Paso Texas the University Club honors three notable figures as honorary members for three years. Gen John Pershing, formerly stationed in the area, Gen A Mille retired who surveyed named Ti Pease, and Capt Richard P the first honorary member who lent service at the war outbreak.
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Eal Tee Uiversity Club
John Pershing
Gen A Mille
Ti Pease
Richard P
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