A Minstrel in France by Harry Lau
A historical theater memoir by Harry Lau recounts wartime service and personal sacrifice in France. The author, who dedicated his son to the cause, explains spending his time and money on the fight, reflecting on dedication and the costs of conflict.
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Harry Laude
Hearst's International Library Co. Inc
On the Boulogne Road Into War We Move Toward Vimy Ridge
The narrator rides in British army cars from Boulogne with Captain Godfrey and Rev. Harry Lauder, observing war industry, wreckage recovery, and the discipline of officers. They pass crowds, ambulances, and wounded moved toward front lines, hear distant shells, and feel the approaching danger near Vimy Ridge.
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Godfrey
Harry Lauder
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Tour
George Adamade
Tonneau
Johnson
Desretter
House
Tonncat
Boulogne
London
Pablo
Theotor
Ross
Piccadilly
Fifth Avenue
New York
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Old
Boulosne
Douglas Haigh
Houlogne
Tere
Carrie
Fetsan
Tts
Rometines
Harry
Jane
Hutt
Adam
Goutrey
Johanon
Eigaretten
Jonnon
Jlogee
Adan
Harrys
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Adam eWell
Thore Reneh
Britain
Stewart
Tay
Vimy Ridge
Mooney Pardon Appeal Opposed In Brief
San Francisco June 10 A brief opposition to Thoman J Mooney s pardon appeal follows his murder conviction The District Attorney argues Mooney was tied to German interests and to those who sank the Lusitania and alleges a common purpose behind the parade bomb incident A federal court ruling in Washington June 10 prohibits newspapers from publishing articles that embarrass the court
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San Francisco
Thoman J. Mooney
Kfowing
Stevens
Charles A. Fickert
Fickert
Mooney
Lusitania
Miho
Sigermany
Whiston
Stephens
State “Executive
Washington
Butte Employers Publish Union Rejection Of Arbitration
A June 8 1918 communication to Employers' Association members explains plumbers and electricians rejected arbitration and compromise offers. It notes wage demands from 8 to 9 for plumbers and 7 to 8 for electricians, cites government needs, and lists firms ready to handle work, urging members to hire union contractors only.
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Butte
Knights of Columbus
Deaconess
Employers’ Association
Silver Bow
RIAL
Toledo News-Bee Editors Face Court Judgment Uphold
The Naprone Court sustained the Toledo Newspaper Company publishers and N. D. Cochran editor in chief in a judgment related to an attempted court action. The ruling reinforces administration of justice beyond courtroom presence and reinforces press accountability in Toledo Ohio.
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Naprone
Toledo Newspaper Company
N.D. Cochran
Toledo, Ohio
News-Bee
NotAft Roosevelt Affair Described At Hague Meeting
London June 10 describes a Hague meeting between British and Belgian delegates to arrange a prisoner exchange. They did not shake hands, only bowed. Washington June 19 reports 78 marine deaths in France since landing, 236 wounded, one missing, one prisoner. does not cover recent fighting. Also reports smallpox outbreak at Krupp plant workers in Essen with several deaths daily.
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London
Erwan
Hague
Reuter
Washington
Marine Car
Marine Corps
France
UN ML
Essen
Germany
Krupp
Eugen
Aviation fatalities at Curtiss field claim two pilots
Killed by a fall from an airplane at Curtiss aviation field two veteran fliers, Philip D. Rader of San Francisco and Robert Connor of Los Angeles, died today. Rader, among the oldest flyers, served with a British flying corps in 1914 and 1915 and then became an instructor. Connor was a student. APLEX Washington report notes a separate Supreme Court ruling upholding a silver claim holder’s right to follow indefinitely in an opposite direction a vein where the crest lies within the claim, a decision boosting mining operations in the West.
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Pall. Butfalo
Philip D. Rader
San Francisco
Robert Connor
Los Angeles
Curtiss Aviation
Rader
United States
Connor
TE ‘Apex
Washington
Supreme Court
Marine Casualties In Today's Corps List Die in Action
Three men were killed in action per today's Marine Corps casualty list. Sergt Louis S Divine of Vallejo California and Privates Lee Roy Todd of Concord Georgia and Joe McKinley Brock of La Grange were reported as killed in action.
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Wasmasin
Marine Corps
Louis S. Divine
Vallejo
Cal
Lee Roy Todd
Concord
Joe McKinley Brock
la Grange
Thin nervous people urged to take Bitro-Phosphate
An old advertisement touts Bitro-Phosphate as a nerve remedy and weight enhancer. It claims thin, nervous individuals improve with the five grain tablet taken with meals, restoring energy, appetite, and mood, while warning against overuse for weight gain. The Smith’s Drug Company and other druggists in the city sell it.
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Smith’ Drag Company
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