Transports Bring 20 000 Troops From France to New York
Six transports arrived in New York from France with over 20 000 officers and men. Ships include South Bend Nieu Amsterdam Kaiserin Augusta Victoria Prinz Frederick Wilhelm Great Northern and Panaman. Units listed include 6th field artillery 18th and 21st machine gun battalions 34th infantry and many support detachments.
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New York
France
South Bend
Nieu Amsterdam
Kaiserin Augusta Victoria
Prinz Frederick Wilhelm
Great Northern
Brest
6Th Field Artillery
Third Field Artillery
34Th Infantry
Bordeaux
23Rd Engineers
51St
Panaman
15Th Cavalry
317Th
323Rd
Australian officer dies of flu after Gallipoli service
Major Oliver Hogue of ney dies of flu after surviving Gallipoli and Palestine campaigns. He coined the term Anz to honor Austrian and New Zealand soldiers, a nickname akin to Tommy Yank and Pollu, formed from Austrian and New Zealand Army Corps initials.
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Sydney
Oliver Hogue Ofney
Gallipoli
Palestine
Co Ws
New Zealand
Tommy
Pollu
Western Phone Strike Continues in California
Statewide phone strike remained unchanged with a conference planned between union and company leaders. Picketing continued with scarce disruption as San Francisco cut supplies to operators in exchanges by persuading union teamsters and drivers to cease deliveries.
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San Francisco
Cal
Albany Grange Meeting This Saturday Evening
Albany Grange will meet Saturday June 21 at 7 30 in the evening. All members are urged to be present.
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Albany Grange
Anti Yankee Talk Still 9 Heard in Berlin
Berlin dispatch notes mixed American reception. Civilians, journalists largely treated with respect while some propaganda alleges anti American sentiment. Reports of anti American press claims include wild west manners and crimes, yet overall food aid and occupation policy cited as positive factors.
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Berlin
Carl D. Groat
United Press
Mufti
Paris
United States
Wilson
Germany
America
Rhine
der Tag
Occupied
Arizona Kickers
Sunday School OES records against Willard Dempsey fight
Three thousand Ohio Sunday school delegates in Akron voted to urge Governor Cox to ban the Willard Dempsey fight in Toledo on July 4 on grounds of violating state law desecrating the holiday and harming public morals. One hundred thousand printed copies of the protest will be distributed to Protestant churches for signatures and mailing to the governor.
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Ohio
Cox
Toledo
W. G. Clippinger
Westerville
W. C. Thompson
Columbus
Horace Drake
Fort Thomas
C. I. Hargraves
BE. W. Allen
Fostoria
John P. Aiken
Bellefontaine
W. A. Holmes
Granville
M. G. Phillips
Chillicothe
G. P. Hensicker
Williamsport
L. T. Loose
Napoleon
Fred L. Pauly
Lebanon
August Faehl
New Bremen
Arras
W. J. Frank
Kron
J. M. Prugh
Dayton
C. EB. Klommeyer
Cincinnati
H. P. Rodewig
Bellaire
Wilson and Party Busy in Belgium Today
President Wilson and his entourage arrived from Paris and planned a full day in Belgium. They would tour the southern devastated region by motor, lunch at the American legation, address the House of Parliament, host the diplomatic corps at the palace, meet Cardinal Mercier in Louvain, and conclude with a city hall reception and a palace banquet before returning to Paris tomorrow morning.
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Brussels
Wilson
Paris
Big Five to Open Debate on Austrian Finances and Reparations
Paris report says the Big Five planned to discuss Austrian finances and reparations, with no set date for the rest of the Austrian treaty. The council also considered Carinthia’s tension as the Jugoslav army neared Klagenfurt and skirmishes with Italian forces near the Vienna railway were feared.
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Paris
Carinthia
Klagenfurt
Vienna
Boy Scout Campaign Nears Million Associate Members
At Boy Scout headquarters in New York on June 19 officials believed the drive for 1,000,000 associate members was a success. Final tallies from larger cities were pending as some extended the campaign by three days to meet quotas.
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New York
Boy Scout Headquarters
Nervousness and Dizzy Spells Corrected by Pink Pills
A Utica woman reports relief from nervousness headaches and dizziness after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She describes improved appetite digestion strength and disappearance of symptoms following the treatment. The pills are sold by druggists or by mail from the Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady New York.
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Utica
William R. Griffiths
Seymore Avenue
N. Y
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Athens High School Seniors March to Ewing Hall
Athens High school band leads 207 Ohio University seniors in black robes through University Terrace to Ewing Hall for final commencement procession. Professors accompany as crowd gathers for 9 am exercises beneath alumni archway bearing motto about growth and service.
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Athens High
Ohio University
University Terrace
Hast Union
Ewing Hall
Twenty Six Oil Wells Reported In Kentucky Fields
Kentucky oil fields show 26 new wells and over 1500 barrels daily. Most wells in the Big Sinking pool with a 400 barrel producer by Capitol Oil Co on the Beatty heirs tract in Leeco. One dry hole noted.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Capitol Oil Co
Beatty Heirs
Leeco
Gore Hurt in Auto Accident Near Sioux Falls
Senator Thomas P. Gore of Oklahoma was injured when his automobile overturned near Sioux Falls while traveling from Mitchell to catch a train. His shoulder was bruised and he expected to leave for Washington today.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
United States
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
Here
Washington
Gore
Mitchell
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