Food Control Bill Gains in Senate and House
The Lever food control bill advances toward passage with administration backing while the House rejects several proposed controls on clothing fuel firm machinery and cottonseed. Senate amendments include removing provisions for requisitioning factories and wage controls, and shifting focus to foodstuff purchases and anti hoarding. Debate looms as July 1 approaches and Sherman accuses administration of labor influence.
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House
Senate
Sherman
Ilinois
Mhureday
National Army
Jackson resigns to aid Hoover as government appointee
Baltimore on June 24 George S Jackson longtime Gill and Fisher partner and former Chamber of Commerce president retires to serve without pay as an aide to Food Commissioner Herbert Hoover in Washington joining the government food army. American housewives joining Hoover's army will wear blue gray uniforms with a shield and four wheat heads insignia.
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Baltimore
Herbert C. Hoover
George S. Jackson
Gill & Fisher
Jackson i
Chamber of Commerce
Anul
Washington
Washington, D. C
Hoover
Food Army
Woman's Committee of the
National Defense Council
President Signs Reserve Act to Boost Federal Reserve Gold Holdings
In Washington President Wilson signed a bill designed to increase gold holdings of federal reserve banks. The measure aims to induce many state banks to join the reserve system and expand the nation's monetary safeguards.
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Wilson
Washington, D. C
Federal Reserve
Two Great Medicines Supplement Each Other
Hood's Sardiparitla and Peptiron Pills are promoted as a supplement pair for impure blood and weak nerves. The ad claims high satisfaction from the combination, noting advantage even when one seems sufficient, and lists price at $1 each with all druggists.
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Hood
Navy May Raid Newport Vice
Newport, R. I. news reaches the public as Secretary Daniels says he has seen evidence of vice in Newport. He warns Governor Beeckman and Mayor Burdick to act, linking the issue to national morale and naval reserve housing. Roosevelt accompanies Daniels and supports a cleanup while local leaders deny charges.
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R. L. Junte
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Navy
Department of Justice
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Beckman
Burdick J
Navy has no news of German raider report
Washington reports June 28 and Norfolk reports converge that the British steamer Edith Cavell has arrived in Norfolk with German prisoners aboard from a raider. Commander Belknap seeks official confirmation while awaiting a definite reply.
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Washington
Norfolk
Belknap
Edith Cavell
Thia
Birth Cavell
Militias Ordered Federalized for National Army Work
Washington dispatch reports National Guard engineer companies from Massachusetts New York Pennsylvania South Carolina Georgia Ohio Indiana Michigan Mississippi Iowa Kansas Texas California and New Jersey were ordered into federal service yesterday to work on national army cantonments.
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Washington
National Guard
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Georgia
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Michelt
Mississippi
Iowa
Kansas
Texas
California
New Jersey
National Army
Labor Wants Voice in Peace Negotiations
London June 23 railwaymen conference adopts resolution demanding labor representation in the final peace negotiations ending the European war.
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LABOR
British Railwaymen's Conference
London
Registration roll nears completion for national army
Washington notes nearly all men registered as of yesterday with 9 649 938 names in the conscription roll. Crowder calls registration nearly 100 percent complete and urges newspapers to publish rolls to expose absentees. Publicity moves aim to identify shirkers, with courts ready to enforce penalties.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Kentucky
Arenu
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Montana
Crowder
Army
Navy
Canana
Crowner
Department of Justice
Russian Guns Rejoin Front In War Activity Report
Vienna by London reports a renewed Russian push after weeks of quiet. Official statements note increased enemy artillery and aerial activity on the Galician and Volhynian fronts, with heavier operations and general combat resumed.
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Vienna
London
Volhynian
Flyelier
Keet suspect in jail in baby Lloyd murder case
Dick Carter, the man linked to the killing of baby Lloyd in St. Louis, is jailed after a Tuesday arrest in Hutchinson, Kansas. Prosecutor Paul O'Day of Greene County will question Carter without delay.
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Dick Carter
St. Louis
Baby Lloyd
Hutchineon
Kaw
Paul O'Day
Greene County
Romanian Mission Arrives at Pacific Coast Port
A Romanian mission to the United States landed at a Pacific port yesterday. The Barre postoffice list of advertised letters for the week ending June 31 includes Frankley, Butler, Cheney, Cutler, Guerine, Kortright, Lawson, Mattheson, Roscansland, Peters, Winslow, and others among residents and visitors. Women listed include Mrs. Dumas and Miss Pierson. An editorial quip notes opportunity knocks but is obscured by solicitors.
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United States
Pacific
Pacific Coast
Barre Postorfioe
Frankley
M.E. Butler
Earl Cheney
Arthur Cutler
Honk Cutler
Je Guerine
Rex Kortright
George Lawson
John Mattheson
Detroit Tops St Louis 8 To 3 In Openers
Scores from the American League show Detroit defeating St Louis 8 to 3 in the first game at Detroit. A second game saw Detroit win 1 to 2. Chicago beat Cleveland 4 to 1. Washington narrowly topped Philadelphia 6 to ? The New York Yankees or Boston daunted New York with a 2 to 1 result.
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St. Louis
Serand
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Cleveland
Washington
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
National League Scores From Benton and St Louis Area
Yesterday's baseball scores report Benton and New York defeating Faneigen-Philedriphts and Meester Guenly with varying margins while St. Letie-Cincinnati edged St Lowe. No further context provided due to fragmented text.
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Benton —Tenton & New York
Faneigen
Philedriphts A
Meester
American Privileges Amid Irish Waitress Exchange
A quirky tale follows an American who after a ceremony visits the southern counties to stay a week. He boasts of privileges tied to his status, speaking with an Irish waitress who notes his limited rights in Ireland and hints at access to the key room of a private court in the area.
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Kim
Rhode
Mary
Abe Justge
Ireland
Capretee Court
Towlliacly
Brazil Acts on Monroe Pact in Notes to United States
Brazil formally recognizes the Monroe doctrine and traditional friendship while noting dissatisfaction with U S Brazil cites lack of reciprocity among American republics and says Germany’s actions threaten neutral powers The notes were released by the State Department yesterday Acting Secretary Polk replies to Brazil with assurances of cordial friendship.
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United States
Brazil
State Department
Brasil
America
Italwave
Germany
Polk
Preservation push urges households to can and dry surplus produce
Washington urges every household to conserve surplus perishable vegetables and fruits through canning and drying. Secretary Houston notes rising garden yields and seasonal overabundance stressing home preservation to ease railroad and market strain, with guidance on jars, clean heat, sun drying, and the new farmers household aid program.
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Washington
Dicine
David F. Houston
Tte
Grantmosher
Auburban
Department of Hculture
Hellwsehold
Moody Bible Institute Visit Reveals Student Life and Mission
A visitor touring the Moody Bible Institute in Chicago observes a warm, family-like student body of over 100 at meals, daily quiet hours, lectures, and practical Christian work. The account describes dorms, libraries, labs, and the institute’s emphasis on spiritual growth, fellowship, and service under founder Dwight L. Moody.
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Chicago
Moody Wille Institute
D. L. Moody
Leagre Avenue
North
LaSalle Street
Institute Pace
Institute
Alwat
Amit
Aes
Nerowe
Missionary Museum
Felde
Team Aundry
Aeroes Institute
Vietore
Spastor
Wr Milesionary
Gyimnesium
Lake Michigan
Mernly Mible Institute
Crwight le
Weaning Lambs and Care During Separation
Guidelines for lamb weaning at four to five months for stock and market lambs, timing of separation from ewes, moving ewes and lambs to distant pasture, preventing milk flow, and staged milking. Emphasizes keeping lambs on old pasture briefly after weaning, avoiding digestion issues, and maintaining breeding animals in good condition.
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Justine
Tri State Conference to Hear Vermont Social Work Leader
Professor K R B Flint of Norwich University will represent Vermont at a tri state conference of social workers from Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont in Boston June 26 27 under New England Home for Little Wanderers. He speaks on Vermont conditions and the new dependent children law.
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K. R. B. Flint
Department of Political Science
Norwich University
Vermont
Maine
New Hampshire
Boston
New England
Flint
Vermont Conference of Charities and Corrections
Tate Nand Faf Charities and Probation
Robert F. Whitehouse
Maine State Board of Charities and Correctuone
Qutlock
E.R. Groves
Department of Aheisingy
New Hamshire College
Red Cross Campaigns Report Strong Burlington Response
Burlington notes rising activity with $5,737 raised and a goal of $1,000,000 in the Red Cross drive. Bennington reports $13,000 and Barre over 1,500 donors sending in $154, plus many towns like Saint Johnsbury Lyndonville and Randolph reporting varied totals. Directors urge continued speed as campaigns stretch across towns and churches toward Monday a final tally.
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Jne
Red Cross
Brattleboro
C. P. Benson
Bennington
Bennington Yeewnday
Ethan Allen
Wallingtons
Barre
The
Dirand Isle
St. Johnsbury
Lyndonville
Wil
Randolph
Ivasburg
Witt
Vatrlee
Kutinwl
Boss
Direator Slocum
Beaten Track Quotation From Booth Tarkington
Washington Star recounts Tarkington quipping about a widow who asked to be buried near her five Sue hands and notes a wedding procession where every light goes out yet the widow finds the way. The tale blends humor with a morbid curiosity about love and burial wishes.
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Booth Tarkington
Tarkington
Mr. Tarkington
Washington Star
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Cieba
Louie Brecklyn
U.S
Secretary of Agriculture
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner & Mart
Moody Bible Institute
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RED Cross Campaign
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