Piercesque attack on war veterans foes freedom and fear
The piece condemns Jim Pierce publisher of the Homestead for his attacks on war veterans and Jews. It argues Pierce fears khaki wearers and calls his stance camouflage and bluster. It also touches on meat pricing, asserting producers get the big end of profits while packers do not gouge the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Pierce
The
Homestead
Hoya
Pierce
Tata
Miso
Cain
Dictation of a Bunk Diatribe Against Packers
The text critiques circulating attacks on packers as profiteers from time margins. It argues large volume business does not imply profit by small margins and notes a broader public misunderstanding. The piece discusses costs and price changes over the last five years and questions the logic of anti packer rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becauwe
Busine
In June We All Would Poets Be
A lyrical reflection on June and the beauty of nature. The piece muses on poets, lyres, brooks, woods, and sunlit hills, expressing a wish to capture summer’s charm in verse while humorously noting everyday flaws. Copyright by George Matthew Adams.
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George Matthew Adams
Marfa Border Troops Reenlist At High Rate In Big Bend
Colonel George T. Langhorne reports strong reenlistment among Big Bend border troops. In one month 350 men renewed service, overall 467 reenlisted since the recruiting order. Outpost Troop M Eighth Cavalry shows 90 percent reenlistment, machine gun troops lead with high percentages.
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Marfa
Tex
Associated Press
Border Service
George T. Langhorne
Big Bend
Texan
Ruitloss
Eighth Cavalry
Langhorne
Gaya
Wilds
Elisa
Langhorne A
Goop On The Dep Moines Canital Advertisement
Classified notice offers a daily Goop on the Dep Moines Canital for power through January 1, 3920 at $2.60. Subscribe via News Telegraph. Contact errors noted if ordering with Wilken Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dep - Moines
News-Telegraph
River of Armenian Massacre Tales from Deir-el-Zor
Victoria Varshabdian, an eighteen year old Armenian girl, describes brutal massacres by Circassians and Turks during deportations from Constantinople and Nevsehir. She recounts killings at Deir-el-Zor, bodies in the Suvar River, ransom demands, and the murder of priests, men, women, and children, with her own escape and later travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Victoria Varshabdian
American Committee For Armenian and Syrian Relief
Constantinople
Nevsber
Turkey
Deir-Es-Zor
Euphrates River
Murad
Savar
Suvar
Zeki Bey
Victoria
Meskeneh
Dier-Bn- Zor
Shadadieh
Harput
Aleppo
Galli-Curci Becomes Oil Field Speculator
In Okmulgee Oklahoma Madame Amelita Galli Curci joins two others as owners of oil land near the western border where test drills struck gas at 2380 feet. The well, known as the Galli Curci well, sits two and a half miles from a nearby producing field and on the site where outlaws Hart and Poe were killed in 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Okmulgee
Okla
Madame Amelita Galli-Curci
Oklahoma
Harry Hart
Poe Brothers
Madame GalliCarci
Shelby county primary road survey planned this year
Engineers will survey Shelby county's primary road system this year, said L. M. Martin, district engineer. The plan creates two north–south routes across the county linking Crawford, Pottawattamie and other county systems, plus an east–west route from Kimballton through Harlan to near Portsmouth. Completion may take two to three years with extensive grading and many permanent bridges to build.
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Harlan
Shelby County
L. M. Martin
Barlan
Crawford County
Defiance
Avoca
Audubon
Harrison County
Kimballton
Portsmouth
Creel Reveals Mexico Wealth Restored to Family in Exile
Enrique C Creel former Mexican ambassador and minister of foreign affairs in Porfirio Diaz era now living in Los Angeles says Carranza government has returned securities worth over 1 million dollars and his residence in Mexico City to his heirs Creel notes improvements in Mexico and cites vast estates now controlled by the government Also quotes Adolfo Carrillo and Jose Garza Zertuche on conditions returning to normal in Mexico City and favorable views on American capital and influence
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Enrique C. Creel
United States
Porfirio Disz
Chihuahua
Carrante
Mexico
Edward
Henry
Salvador
Creel Brothers
Luis Terrazaz
Texas
Senor Creel
Kong
Creal Brothers
Anca Mexicano
Mexico City
Francisco C. Terrazas
Senora Creel
Adolfo] Carrillo
Carranza
Senor Carrillo
Jose Garza Zertuche
Villa
Felipe Angeles
Francisco Villa
Relief for irregular or delayed Tri amp pill use
Ladies are urged to use Tri amp pills safely and reliably, with a note that they are not sold at drug stores. The advertisement promises relief and invites readers to write to the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee for details. Dr. H.K. Williams, dentist, Fulton Building Fifth and Chestnut Streets. P. Meredith Easy Way Heyloadere 11 Cc.
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National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Fulton Building
Fifth and
Chestnut Streets
Great Exhibit of Church Activities at Columbus Centenary
The Methodist Episcopal centenary celebration at Ohio State Fairgrounds June 20 to July 13 will display foreign and domestic mission scenes. Africa hosts a Kaffir kraal with 60 workers, plus Roosevelt and Rainey films. Japan Korea Malaysia Philippines, India with a Hindu bazaar, a Confucian temple, and a Ganges replica are shown. North American life pictures feature Alaska, Pueblo Indians, and urban scenes.
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Associated. Proas
Columbus
Ohio State
Epsicopal Church
Africa
Richarda
Oberlin, O
Frederick Starr
University of Chicago
Starr
America
Roosevelt and Rainey Motion Pictures
Urganda
Acenca
David Livingstone
India
France
Belgium
Russia
Scandinavia
Balkans
North America
Alaskan
Pueblo
New York
Booze Not a Good Cure Says Ames Intelligencer
An Ames Intelligencer note warns against relying on whiskey for severe pain or dire illness. It argues genuine medical aid or a proper remedy is necessary, criticizing the belief alcohol is a universal cure and promoting proper medical treatment.
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Ames Iowa Intelligencer
Chamberlain
Hines put damper on station plans
OMATIA Neb June 14 Noting no union station will be built during federal railroad control Director General of Railroads E Hines said the return of railroad properties to private ownership is likely but timing is unsure He added a depot here would be unlikely to be finished before management is handed back and lines may oppose a large structure
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Omatia
Neb
Omaha
Walker
D. Hines
Rock Tx
Ulster County Gazette Exhibit From 1800 on Display
A one hundred nineteen year old Ulster County Gazette edition from Kingston New York January 4 1800 is shown at a local hardware store. Owned by Rev Ernest E Parks it is draped in mourning for President Washington with an article titled Washington Entombed. An 1800 advertisement mentions a sawmill and a stout healthy active negro wench.
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Kirkman
Harlan Republican
Ernest E. Parks
Ulster County Gazette
Kingston
N. Y
Washington
Jasper
German Attitudes On Wives And Law Reported
London readers heard Henry de Halsalle discuss domestic violence in Germany noting it as common among middle and upper classes. He cited a Berlin merchant who admitted weekly Saturday beatings of his wife as a sanctioned practice, praising the custom and asserting male authority.
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Frens
London
Henry de Halsalle
Germany
Holborn
Prussia
Berlin
Foster's Weather Forecast Sees Severe June Storms Across Continent
Washington June 14. Last bulletin forecasts a warm wave June 22 to 26 followed by a storm wave June 29 to 27 and a cool wave after. A severe three storm sequence is noted, with rainfall patterns across the U S and Canada varying by region. The forecaster urges local crop weather clubs to aid readers and discusses the behavior of highs and lows around the north magnetic pole.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Canada
Van‘couver
Pacific
Rockies
Plains
Meridian
Great Lakes
Middle Gulf
Tea
Ohio
Tennessee
Newfoundland
North Magnetic Pole
North America
Europe
Asia
Appeal to America to aid Lille University
Northern France bishops dispatch Abbe Ernest Dimnet of Stanislas College to the United States to solicit funds for the Roman Catholic Lille University. The war has impoverished or ruined regional institutions, risking the loss of a progressive center of learning with American-inspired aims.
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Associated Presa
Paris
France
Abba
Ernest Dimnet
Stanislas College
United States
University of 2
Lille
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P. Meredith
Methodis
Melvin R. Talley
Atlantic
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hines
Century
Foster’s Weekly
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