Kaiser speaks to comrades on French front fighting
Amsterdam reports Emperor William, amid fronts under fire, told his suite that 1914 and the early battles formed heavy trials now behind Germany. Rosner cites the Berlin Lokal Anzeiger noting the ruler urged rapid advance toward final victory as troops face action on the Aisne front.
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Amsterdam
William
Karl Rosner
Aisne
Berlin
Lokal Anseiger
Rosner
Soistons
Lattaux Corher
Fragmentary wartime line captures heated exchange
A fragmentary OCR passage shows a confrontation where an emperor issues a harsh command and a graphic description is referenced. The text includes phrases urging comrades to hear the message and notes that fighting continues amid the scene.
Suspicions Swept Aside In Chile Report
Ni t agu a Chile June 14 The government organ says the United States seeks a political bloc with South American nations to pursue future alignment It states the Bryan arbitration formula has dispelled mutual suspicions and praises Americas unity as a political and economic force echoed by other journals
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Ntiago
Chile
United States
South America
United Stat
All America
Government rules seek to speed oil production during steel controls
Washington reports that steel distribution controls will not hinder petroleum and oil gas production considered essential to the war. The oil division of the fuel administration orders the petroleum industry to avoid unnecessary steel use to prevent delays in crucial energy supplies. Boston dispatch notes incoming clips of domestic wool as markets begin valuations for mills.
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Washington
Oil Division
The
Fuel Administration
Boston
Reconstruction hospital cornerstone for crippled soldiers
Boston June 14 the cornerstone of reconstruction base hospital No 1 the first of its kind in the United States and a gift of the Elks was laid with a large civic gathering. The hospital to cost 250000 will provide operative care and occupational training to maimed soldiers and sailors and become a model for similar institutions nationwide. Attendees included Gov Samuel W McCall Mayor Andrew J Peters and Elks leaders. The facility will offer plastic and orthopedic treatments and teach trades to restore independence and reduce welfare burdens.
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Boston
Unite States
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Parfer Hill
United States
Surgeon General's Department
Reconstruction Hospital
The
Elks
Elks’ War Relief Commission
Reconstruction
Saily Org
Corner Ste
Secretary of War
Samuel W. McCall
Massachusetts
Andrew J. Peters
Elks Doctor Leads Reconstruction Hospital Plan
Plans proposed by Elks leader Dr. Frederic J. Cotton outline a reconstruction hospital in Horton. The facility will be government run with a trained staff and a ready nucleus awaiting activation. It will include twin war hospital buildings, workshops, barracks, mess hall, and a guest exchange.
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the Elks
Frederic J. Cotton
Horton
Hoapital
Two Men and Two Children Sentenced for Vagrancy
In North Wyoming, Thursday evening officers found two starving children in a cabin. Judge Whitty sentenced four vagrants, two men and two women, to 20 days in county jail after guilty pleas. Anneyear-old boy was sent to the industrial school and the four-year-old brother earlier joined him.
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North
Wyoming
Starving Children Taken In By County Officials
State humane officer P. J. Gilligan reported two of Mrs Powers' children from 14 North Wyoming street were found starving and sent to county hospital under a special nurse. The county plans to annex the hospital to care for neglected children while investigations proceed. The mother, who claimed she had left the children with a neighbor, appeared in court but did not answer. she faces contempt charges and will be brought before Judge Dwyer. The Powers family has prior trouble over their children's welfare. An action to remove the children from the mother and place them in state care was ordered.
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Gilligan
Powers
West Gold Street
Dwyer
Sr. Gilligan
Fire at cleaning plant on West Granite Street
Gas fumes ignited a blaze in the drying room of a cleaning plant at 128 West Granite Street at 5:15. About 100 to 200 suits were destroyed. the building contained many garments as they burned. The fire department quickly controlled the flames and no injuries were reported among a dozen workers.
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Granite Street
Place Company
Estimerale Thousand Clothing
Casto
Mary Sullivan Sues for Divorce on Cruelty Claim
Mary Sullivan sues John Sullivan in Maine for divorce after nine years of marriage alleging cruelty. She states his temper and conduct include staring and beating. she left him once but returned after he promised reform. She seeks the restoration of her maiden name Mary White.
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Mary Sullivan
John Sullivan
Maine
Miso
Mary White
Price List From Local Cash Store Ad
Poultry arrived for today's market. Large fancy stewing chickens per ton, spring hensing for roasting. Santaloupes in season seven for ae. Watermelon and ripe tomatoes featured. Butter, creamery, bargains per pound. Raspberries, blackberries, and berries by the box. Coffee headquarters with Monarch and White brands. Eight to ten items priced, including soap and tea.
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Santaloupes
Time Place
I. i
Monarch
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