Germany's Army Reforms Under Noske and Republic
Berlin reports sweeping changes as the new German republic replaces old military names with defense. Gustav Noske now heads both army and navy, while reorganization reduces the field army to a fragile force of 60 000 to 70 000 under Hindenburg in the east. Volunteers and conscription debates shape interior defense plans.
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Berlin
New Republic
Gustav Noske
Spartacans
Noske
Germany
Kiel
Harbers
Hindenburg
Rhine
Polsh
Sparta
Reinhard
Ebert
German Army Change Amid Revolutionals Notes
A historical report observes German troops paid to stay loyal to the regime while Spartacans offer higher wages. Food and gear are adequate but discipline slackens and Prussian quickness is missing in officers. Trooper conduct has shifted with the revolution, suggesting government forces abroad look less formidable today.
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Germany
Milk Can Explosion Kills Local Farmer in Lawton
W. S. Mantooth, 22, a well known young farmer near Lawton Oklahoma, was instantly killed when a milk can used as a boiler for an improvised engine exploded. He warned boys about excess steam before the boiler burst, the 30 pound can striking him in the head.
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Lawton
Okla
SS. Mantooth
Mantooth
Baseball Schedule Across National and American Leagues
National League games feature Pittsburgh at New York Chicago at Boston Cincinnati at Philadelphia St Louis at Brooklyn with 3:30 or 3:15 starts. American League matchups include New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Detroit Boston at Cleveland Washington at Chicago all slated for 3 or 3:30 p.m. In the American Association Columbus at Indianapolis Toledo at Louisville Milwaukee at Minneapolis Kansas City at St Paul with listed start times.
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Pittsburg
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
American Association
Columbus
Indianapolis
Baseball scores and shifts from yesterday’s games
George Davis led the Tigers to a 3 2 win over the Athletics marking their fifth straight victory. Cecil Causey defeated the Cardinals 5 1 after replacing John McGraw. The Yankees beat the Browns on ten hits to seven while committing six errors to five. A White Sox triple play stifled a Senator rally as Walter Johnson struggled in a 6 5 loss. The Pirates were held to three hits by Sherrod Smith in a 5 0 loss. Larry Gardner met his former Red Sox teammates as the Indians won 3 to ?
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George Davis
Athletics
Tigers
Cecil Causey
Cardinals
John McGraw
Yankees
Browns
White Sox
Walter Johnson
Pirates
Sherrod Smith
Larry Gardiner
Red Sox
Indians
Dodgers Return to Pennant Form With Rapid Show of Strength
New York May 26 The Brooklyn Dodgers rebound toward pennant contention as Sherrod Smith posts a shutout in his first start of the season. Bench shakeups earlier in the year gave Ed Kenetchy at first base and Lew Malone at third while Ray Schmandt shifts to third and Jess Pfeffer remains undefeated. Al Mamaux regains effectiveness and Leon Cadore shows promise as the club gains pace on merit. A new electrical primer for automobiles heats and vaporizes fuel prior to engine intake.
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New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Sherrod Smith
Wilbert Robinson
Heavers
Robinson
O'Mara
Lew Malone
Ray Schmandt
Jimmy Johnson
Robbie
Ed Kenetchy
St. Louis
Malone
Lee Magee
Progressives gain power as Norris rule reshapes Senate
United Press reports that progressives claim a strategic victory in the Senate fight over Penrose and Warren. They note the Norris rule limits Big Ten committee control, expands progressive representation on the agriculture committee, and places progressives in key chair and leadership roles shaping reconstruction bills.
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United Press
Washington
Penrose
Warren
Old Guard
Senate
Lodge
Cummins
Town
Jones
Grenna
North Dakota
Kenyon
Johnson
California
Foreign Relations
Norris
Capper
Kansas
French Forces Head for Budapest After Crossing Tisza
A Bucharest dispatch says French troops crossed the Tisza and expect to enter Budapest within three weeks. The report notes Allied advance as World War II updates continue. The brief mentions US War Savings Stamps as a separate advisory line.
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Rome
Bucharest
Idea Nazionale
Tisza
Budapest
Ohio State Wins Big Six Track Meet in Columbus
Leo Robinson of the University scored one point in the 20 yard dash at the Big Six track meet in Columbus. Robinson also finished fourth in the 20 yard dash final after tying for first in the prelims. Ohio State narrowly defeated Ohio Wesleyan for the team title.
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York
Leo Robinson
University
Columbus
Robinson
Ohio State
Ohio Wesleyan
Wilson Reaches Pact on Seized German Ships
President Wilson has agreed with allied leaders in Paris that the United States will retain German ships seized in American ports. European reports indicate Britain seeks a share of the tonnage America seized due to wartime losses.
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Washington
Wilson
Paris
United States
Europe
Britain
America
Twin Brothers Seek Divorce After Joint Springfield Marriage
Edward and Ben VanDerplume, twin brothers who wed in Springfield in 1917, are seeking a divorce in St. Louis. The item notes their joint marriage history and the divorce filing context.
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Springfield
Ill
Edward
Ben VanDerplume
St. Louis
Canary tricolette costume with fringe and satin hat
A chic costume described in canary tricolette adorned with multiple rows of white silk fringe. It includes a white satin hat to create an ensemble suitable for late spring and early summer afternoon functions.
Troop Transports Arrive as Demobilization Begins
New York May 26 soldiers from the 79th Division and attached units arrive on multiple transports including the Princess Mateika and the Edward Luckenbach with units from Maryland Pennsylvania New Jersey and Virginia. Boston May 26 the Montana bringing 1046 men of the 14th engineers docks for quarantine and delousing before final demobilization at western camps.
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New York
Boston
Princess Mateika
Pennsylvania
Maryland
District of Columbia
814Th
Signal Corps
Edward Luckenbach
311Th Field Artillery
Virginia
West Virginia
Otsego
311Th Infantry
New Jersey
Delaware
Roma
505Th Engineer
Tiger
310Th Field Artillery
79Th
Mass
Montana
Commonwealth Pier
Camp Devons
City of Orange Fire Drives Out Harbor Ships
In Marseilles the American five masted schooner City of Orange laden with coke and coal has burned since last night. Estimated loss exceeds $1,000,000 as all other vessels left the harbor to avoid blast risk. City of Orange, 2644 tons, was built in 1917 at Orange Texas and owned by Ship Ownership Co of Port Arthur Texas.
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Marseilles
City of Orange
City of
Orange
Texas
The
Ship Ownery Company of
Port Arthur
Crowning of the Blessed Virgin Mary At St Pauls
Mary Harwick was Queen of May as crowds gathered at St. Pauls Catholic Church for the Crowning of the Blessed Virgin Mary ceremony on the last Sunday in May. Rev Father Berry delivered the address to a full house amidst a memorable service.
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St. Paul's Catholic Church
Virgin Mary
Mary Harwick
Father Berry
Robbery Strikes Paul Schmidt’s Restaurant in St Louis
A theft at Paul Schmidt’s restaurant in St Louis robs the cash drawer leaving the owner short on funds and unable to call police. Police were notified after the incident.
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ST. Louis
Paul Schmidt
Paul
Cleaning a Suit Goes Missing in St. Louis
In St Louis Edgar Buckle left a suit to be cleaned with $100 inside. The suit disappeared after the note and money were left behind. Authorities search stores and nearby routes for the missing garments and funds.
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ST. Louis
Edgar
Buckle
Rates Cut on Other End of M C and C Line
The public utilities commission reduced Marietta and Vincents freight rates to 25 cents per hundred pounds after shippers protested. The railroad is controlled by the Cleveland Stone Quarry Company.
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Columbus
Public Utilities Commission
Marietta and Vincent
Cleveland Stone Quary Company
Relief of Rheumatic Pains Promoted by Chamberlain's Ointment
When stiffness and soreness of muscles cause aching joints and pain, massage the affected parts with Chamberlain's ointment. It relieves pain and makes rest and sleep possible.
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Chamberlain
Bahama Sisal Waste Used as Substitute for Horsehair in Upholstery
The article notes that waste from cleaning Bahama sisal is being used as a substitute for horsehair in upholstery. It discusses the material benefits and potential applications in furniture making.
Local Store Ad Offers Bargains on Canned Foods and Groceries
SPECIAL W H Brooks advertises beans at 10c per pound and a range of canned goods and household staples. Big apricots 25c, pink salmon 20c, dry salt meat 35c lb, peas 10c per can, Crisco 35c, oleo 35c, peanut butter 10c, toilet paper 5c per roll, gas mantles 10c, and more items like matches, pickles, and soap with a call to save the difference.
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W. H. Brooks
Crisco
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