Auto collision damages suit filed over May 10 incident
Joe Bukovich and Steve Popovich sue Mike Novakovich for damages claiming their car was struck on May 10 in Park Mired Arizona area. Bukovich says bruises and clothing damage totaling 43 and 845 for loss. they seek compensating damages plus mislaid Jewel Te 215.95 from a service over two years ago. Marian Miller files for divorce from Roy L. Miller in Coeur d Alene City after marriage on Jan 3, 1914 and separation May 24. Former Judge Michael Dolan is involved as attorney in related actions.
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Joe Bukovich
Steve Popovich
Mike Novakovich
Park
Arizona
Hukovich
Ovich
Marian Miller
Roy L. Miller
Coeurt Alene City
Idaho
Michael Dolan
Appalling Report Of Prisoners Condition
The Associated Press reports 3,100,000 Ruxslan ers in Germany and Hungary are invalids. About 1,900,000 in Russia and 1,200,000 in Austria suffer from the plague and other contagious diseases. Repatriation of 5,000,000 refugees to Russian provinces is planned, with many held at frontiers due to transport limits. Duke of Connaught visits aboard British cruiser and plans to meet President Wilson in Washington.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Germany
Aus Ungary
Austria
Russia
Siberia
Duke of Connaught
Cana
Hin
Department of State
Washington
Wilson
Prince Arthur
Quareantine
Tam
United States
Buffalo
England
London
Hospitals Bombed by Boche Aviators During Raid in Fran
AP reports British Army units in France faced a night raid on May 24 by enemy planes bombing hospitals behind the lines. Casualties ran into hundreds among staff and patients as cratering bombs and high explosives struck tents and wards. A German captain said their aim was not to molest hospitals but to hit allied objectives, while American medical workers suffered losses and heroic nurses kept posting through the bombardment.
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Associated Press
Fran
Uume
Lorge Hospital
Nother
Red Cross
News from home stirs doughboys in France and beyond
The May 24 Washington report notes American soldiers in France crave home news. Eliot Wadsworth of the Red Cross war council says questions about Mayor Thompson and New York's police commissioner circulate among the troops. A story from the Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph about a crowd and auctioneer antics adds color.
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Washington
France
Eliot Wadsworth
Sted Cross War Council
Mercs
Belgium
Thompson
New York
Wadsworth
America
Pershing
Mr. Wadsworth
Terre Haute
Kankakee
Prince Arthur Voyage Update From Austria Mission to Japan
An Atlantic Port diary notes Prince Arthur of Connaught, cousin to King George of England, traveling in Austria on a mission to the emperor of Japan as part of royal diplomacy. The report highlights royal connections and the broader scope of early 20th century international relations.
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Atlantic
Japan
Arthur of
Connaught
George of England
Writer pays tribute to American sacrifice in Allied war aid
Associated Press dispatch from London notes a writer praising America for saving Europe by providing munitions and food. The article argues the US self sacrifice and industrial effort sustain allies while Britain endures rationing and morale remains strong. In another item, M A Tiley of Newcastle, Pa, served as grand juror while knitting a Red Cross sweater during three days.
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Associated Presa
Ndon
America
London
United States
England
Amperica
M.A. Tiley
Shelby’ Steel Company
Newcastle
Red Cross
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Pickford
M'Liss
Storeells
Specia
Childre
Children's Dept
Poplin
Bontex Zephingham
Janes
Ana
Pittsburg
McCarthy
Peopl
Mildred Louis
Hosic Ton
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