Atrocity Tales Told by Germans in Public Memorial
The German ambassador Bernstorff published a memorial record with eighty affidavits alleging atrocities by Russian troops against German civilians and prisoners of war. The white paper, delivered to neutral governments including the United States, cites widespread cruelty across multiple invasions, with claims of mass abductions, killings, looting, arson, and destruction of homes.
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Washington
Bernstorff
United States
New York
Chiago
Philadelmia
San Francisco
Anhunriu
Atrocities by Russian Troops Reported in War Record
A historical account details brutal Russian actions against German prisoners and civilians, including beatings, shootings, sexual violence, and mutilations. It cites executions of fugitives, family murders, desecration, and torture, with references to General Hennenkampt and orders to kill German foresters. The piece condemns the barbarous conduct as a war crime.
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Hennenkamptand
Neval
Ormeitz
Nerther
Igsuer
Remedy Offer Sparks Pellagra Health Hope From Wall Letter
A reader from Wish Colter writes that pellagra patients can recover with a named cure from Baughn, urging others to seek the remedy. The letter praises health gains, describes symptoms such as skin and throat changes, and notes a refund if not cured. It mentions Amentan Cimwounding Co box 200 Insper Ala.
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Ringgol
Colter
Wall
Roy
Pelingra
Japan to Increase Her Standing Army
Tokio May 31 The budget committee of the house approved a project to enlarge the standing army by two divisions about 44909 men and authorized three additional submarines and flight torpedo boat destroyers amid the dissolution of the previous diet by the emperor for not upholding military expansion plans
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Tokio
Awe
River terminals planned for fifteen Mississippi towns
St Louis May 21 The river terminal program aims to be undertaken in at least fifteen towns along the Mississippi valley. A Sbernart, former Minnesota governor, was elected president of the new River terminal association. The organizers plan a conference to assess terminal possibilities for every town in the valley.
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St Louis
Mississippi Valley
A . Sbernart
Minnesota
Hiver Terminal l
Miasissippi Valley
Germany orders first class Landsturm to report soon
Amsterdam in May reports Berlin issues call up for all first class members of the Landsturm and final reserve forces not yet summoned. The order excludes Bavaria. Germans in Germany must report between June 8 and Buneth and those abroad should return as soon as possible.
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Germany
Amsterdam
Holland
London
Reichwanzerger
Berlin
Landsturm
Bavaria
Buneth
Can't Escape Thaw in Judicial Critique and Free Speech Row
A Chicago Tribune piece from France discusses Harry K Thaw and the New York appellate court remarks on his custody. It notes confusion over justice versus sentimentality, calling Thaw a legal travesty and criticizing New York for mishandling his return to Matteawan and the next potential escape. It cites irascible commentary from the court about punishment and free speech amid Thaw’s case.
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Chicago Tribune
France
Harry K
Miley
England
United States
Laat
New York Supreme Court
Matteawan
Catamons
Court of Appeals
New York
York
Bitter Attacks Made on Japanese Ministry
Tokw May 11 Chinese crisis sparks internal Japan disputes as opposition plans nightly meetings to rally public against the ministry. Waseda students disrupt sessions with Foreign Minister Okuma presiding. Diet sees anti ministry rhetoric and calls for censure over China policy and national funds. Peer chamber asserts demand for cabinet explanations. Renewed talks on postwar demands with China urged, focusing on Japanese appointees and munition controls. Okumin Shimbun calls elder statesmen to Pekin for lasting alliance.
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Tokw
Japan
Waseda University
Okuma
Diet
House of Peers
China
Okumin Shimbun
Pekin
Trustees Re-elect Entire Faculty of the State Normal School
Trustees at the State Normal School reaffirmed the existing faculty at a full board meeting in Athens on May 21. No resignations vacancies or new positions were reported as the entire faculty was re elected by the trustees for another term.
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The
State Normal School
Athens
Martatien
Cumtoma
Steve
Dickens
Sim
Noted polo player Noel Edwards dies from gas attack
London reports Noel Edwards, a renowned British polo player, killed at Ypres by gas poisoning. Edwards belonged to international teams that toured America in 1911 and 1943 to compete for the International Trophy.
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London
Noel Edwards
Ypres
America
White House Repartee Sparks Witty Exchange
A sharp exchange at the White House over repartee ignites a volley of verbal fireworks. The back and forth is a clever, lingering brain massage that proves enduring as observers savor the wit and its afterglow.
Aboriginal Aptness and the San Francisco Exposition
Chief Three Hear and Joe Bad Mar slage, adviser to the Kalfonta reservation chiefs, travel toward the San Francisco exposition. The adviser, whose name invites curiosity, attended a white man’s school and adopted many Western approaches to household matters.
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Tie
Three Hear
Joe Bad Marslage
Kfontana Reservation
San Francisco Exposition
White Mans
Demand for Horse Meat Surges in Danish Markets
In Denmark prices for horse meat rise sharply as demand outpaces supply. Danish butchers report that meat from horses killed in battle is often unfit for consumption, with carcasses burned or sold for soap, while trade to Germany grows.
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Germany
The Forsyth week offers Bob Warren S and vaudeville acts
The Forsyth theater presents Bob Warren S a melancholic comedian with new material amid a varied program. Bell Ringers, Tex Reynolds, J Arthur Nesbit in a lively lineup, plus the Long Tack company showcase acrobatics and a comic English impersonation by Fenton.
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Forsyth
Forsyth Theater
Comidian
Bob
Warren S
Atlanta
Jeff
Dunbar
Pleavinge
Tex Reynolds
Arthur ‘Nesbit
Gene Hughes
Sirs Hughes
Betty Sema
Heaghner
Mysticiam Leger
Mane Fenton
Attractite
Ford Automolnts
George Skipper
Myrtla Kastrup
Voss
Rkith
Robert Moran
Indictment of Rockefellers in Colorado Labor Strife
Kansas City May 21 Frank P Walsh chairman of the industrial relations commission declares the commission proved John D Rockefeller Jr and the men he hired bore absolute responsibility for Colorado events. He says the strike leaders fought against a powerful and menacing corporate force and cites the Ludlow episode as part of a broad corporate assault on state and federal law. The testimony portrays Rockefeller senior and junior as central to a campaign of deception and economic pressure against miners.
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Kansas City
Frank P Walsh
Industrial Relations Commission
John B Rockefélier, Jr
Colorado
Walsh
Rockefellers
Washington
John D Rockefeller, Sr
Ludlow
John D Rockefeller, Jr
United States Army Declared Deficient at Memorial Day Talk
New York May 31 Assistant Secretary Breckinridge of the War Department declared the United States Army deficient in personnel and material. He urged preparedness to preserve peace, not to wage war, and warned that isolation is no longer possible as world events unfold. He contrasted the banners of strength and impotence and urged leaders to prepare with foresight for future challenges.
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New York
Grant
Breckinridge
War Department
United States Army
Abraham Lincoln
Uisedea Grant
Wen
Grand Army of the Republic
Patrick
Henry
George Washington
Thamas Jefferson
United States
Bull Run
Vicksburg
Lee
Ettysbure
Haticha
Alabama University Holds Commencement
The eighty fourth annual commencement at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa draws alumni, prominent state figures, and students for the alumni day events. President Currell of the University of South Carolina to deliver the baccalaureate address. senior oratorical winner JT Simpson of Florence and junior winner LT Wesll of Montromers named among honors. notable attendees include Senators Underwood and Bankhead and former senator Frank White.
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University
Ala
Underwood
Bankhead
Frank White
Beiier
University of Alabama
Currell
University of South Carolina
George H Lenary
JT Simpson
Florence
LT Wesll
Montromers Phi Beta Kapp
Leon Israel
Birmingham
P Meek
Chicago
Peeler
Huntsville
Wo of
Oakley Jr
Columbia
J Simpson Jr
Beulah Garrett
Tallasaee
Capitola Moody
Ruth Lerion
Chronette
Ida Ray
Jasper
Nashville Couple Killed by Lightning at Home
A Nashville couple, Mr and Mrs Themis Bratcher, were killed by a lightning strike at their Manchester area home yesterday. The event was reported tonight as a special cenved item from the scene.
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Nashville
Tenn
Themis Bratcher
Manchester
The Plunderer stage show at Strand theater ends
The Plunderer presented at the Strand yesterday and today by the Foe Firm draws strong attendance led by William Fornum as the kingpin and Harry Springer as the juvenile lead. The cast includes Matthewn Pore irnya and Claire Whit ney with Dink Townsend in supporting roles. The production promises gripping mining era intrigue with underground scenes and a dramatic finale on the last day.
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Yas Oes
Ps Ray
Norton
Ana
Aehe Strand Theater
Yeaterday
Foe
Corporation
Win
Mois
Bona
Dahinnept
Cie
Willam Fornum
bin Matthewn
Irnya
Eho
Patie Skil
sineeRo
Chat’ Bus Muute Hin
Reorganization of South Carolina Guard Receives War Dept Proof
Selumbia May 31 The reorganization of the South Carolina National Guard and a survey reducing claimed shortages from 104000 to 0 were approved by a War Department letter to Governor Manning. The state militia can now receive about 40005 in federal funds for supplies for the fiscal year, previously held up pending the shortage adjustment.
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Selumbia
National Guard
Bis State
War Department
Garrison
Washington Leads in Number Reduction with Lotigiana Second
Washington stands first in number reduction with Lotigiana placing second in the standings. The report highlights the top two performers as of the latest tally, noting the margin between them.
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Washington
Tobacco Habit Easily Conquered in Three Days
A New York author Edward T Woods offers a free book promising quick tobacco habit cure in three days. Reading promises health boosts including calmer nerves, clear eyes, normal appetite, vigor, and better memory for those seeking to break nicotine use.
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Edward T Woods
Staion
New York City
Parent Teacher Club Ends Successful Year at Grant Park
The Grant Park school Parent Teacher Club closed a highly successful year at a recent meeting. President Mrs ROW Pelot and Principal Mrs Davis spoke, Miss Elis performed a reading, and attendees toured departments and the garden. Officers elected: Mrs Clar Anne Heery president, Mrs Davis vice president, Mrs Gleer secretary, Mrs Hone treasurer.
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Cluh
Grant Park School
Row Pelot
Davis Miss Elis
Stuart's Bochy and Juniper Kidney Remedy Advertisement
A former advertorial claims Stuart's Bochy and Juniper Compound can cure diabetes and Brights disease by cleansing kidneys and bladder. It describes symptoms like cloudy urine, swollen eyelids, backaches, and shortness of breath, urging readers to buy the remedy from a druggist. The text touts old folk remedies and urges taking a spoonful after meals to restore kidney and bladder function.
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Stuart
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