Danish cabinet officer commends Wilson Noe
Copenhagen dispatch reports Socialist cabinet member Stauning leader praises President Wilson in parliament. He notes a misreading of his stance toward the United States and hopes Wilson's peace reply signals a desire to end the war. He expects democratic parties in belligerent states will echo Wilson’s call for people to guarantee peace and justice.
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Copenhagen
C. Stamine
Wilson
Associated Press
Stauning
United States
Sam
Son
Koverelenty
Alf. Wilson
Attacks on American Sailors in Cork
London reports from Cork describe gangs of youths attacking American sailors who were with their sweethearts on Silettreet. A young woman had her hat torn, and the sailors, while provoked, did not retaliate. The scene included Sinn Fein songs as attackers moved through the streets.
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London
Amer Int Sattore
Cork
Chron
Tele
Irie
Peculiar Life Traits Of Animals From Toads To Camels
Reading explains strange animal habits and survival feats. Toad males incubate eggs, seals raise young on land while fending off rivals, and crustaceans bear unusual burdens. Artises survive drought by dormancy, then revive with rain. Salamanders regrow lost limbs after repeated cuts, illustrating life’s persistence.
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Imale
Wull
Ax Wu
Conference on labor and democracy invites Mineapolis leaders
The league announced a conference on labor and democracy to be held in Mineapolis with representation by Rabbi Stephen of New York and Medbury Town chaplain of the One Hundred Fifty-seventh Indiana volunteers from the Spanish War. The statement framed the event as a chance to promote international peace and labor ideals backed by collective security. The report also notes Obregon’s stance amid Mexican civil conflict and Villa’s military dominance.
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League Whou Nced Tod
Labor and Democracy
Mine Aeapolis
Stephenise
New York
St Sanderson
Medbury
Indiana
Minneapolis
League, of Nations
Remarkable Offer on All Wool Fall Suits in Latest Styles
A remarkable offer showcases fine quality suits in the newest fall styles made of all wool serges and mixtures. Carefully finished in every way, they guarantee satisfactory service and value for discerning customers.
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Middies At 75 Cents Offer Plain White and Striped Styles
A retail notice promotes affordable middies at 75 cents each in plain white and with colored trimmings. Available in striped patterns and including kaki (khaki) middies with trims. Sizes range up to 46. The listing emphasizes heavy cotton fabrics and popular color options.
Obregon Speech Sways Indians In California Army Scene
A fragmented report recalls a morning quarrel about a theft claim against Obregon. While a general was away, Obregon spoke to the Indians in their language, and the brigade rallied behind him, altering the troop dynamic.
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Butin Obregon
Carranza
Villa
Obregon
Obregan
Obregon's Rising Move Turns Tides in Civil War
Fragmentary account describes Obregon marching from the hills against Villa's forces, striking at Puebla and Celaya. A two day battle leads to Villa's retreat north toward the border as Obregon gains the decisive edge and Herrera fled, signaling Villa's waning power.
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Bitte Villa
Celaya
Wehiich
Obregon
Advand
Villa
Fay
Five Men From Campana Prisoners In German Camp
Washington reports Capt Albert Oliver of the American tank steamer Campana and four of the ship’s naval gun crew are prisoners in Brandenburg Prussia. Miller remains missing as Geneva notes no inquiry. The four gunners are Delany Roop Lovan Kiine Jacob. Campana crew rescued by a French warship after being captured following a submarine attack. The submarine’s captain indicated long absence but returned to base.
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Washington
Albert Oliver
Campana
Brandenburg
Prussia
Red Cross
Geneva
Y Beaman
William Albert Miller
James Delany
Grunder
Ray’ Roop
Charles Lovan Kiine
Fred’ Stephen Jacob
Miller
Oliver
Tost
Cocare Campant
Abmarine
Jesselw
France
SINKING OF THE CAMPANA AND AEGIS REPORTED
An account describes the Campana No. 1 abandon ship events and lifeboat struggles, noting the gun crew’s defense until shells ran out. Separate lines reference an electric current issue and an agricultural experiment supervised by W H Blackman at Huntington Court farm near Hereford, aiming to scale up Dumfries results with significant grain and straw increases and an oats crop.
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South Kensington
Huntington Court Farm
Hereford
Dumfries
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