Small List of Casualties From Washington War Report
Washington June 24 The army casualty list contained 62 names with 8 killed in action 2 wounded severely 45 died of disease 455 wounded and 3 with degree undetermined. Names include Lieut Edward G Tomlinson Fort Howard Md and Pvt Herbert E Zumwalt Boise Idaho. Severely wounded include Sgt Martin Papincki and Pvt Ames A Cleary. Wounded degree undetermined lists Pvt Arthur Bimbo among others.
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Washington
Ernest Dillon
Peru
N.Y
Luther Hunter
Lafayette
Ala
Edward G. Tomlinson
Fort Howard
Paints
Lewin A. Taylor
Philadelphia
Martin Papincki
Baltimore
Ames A. Cleary
Scranton
William D. Hammer
Peacock Street
Pottsville
Tran G. Hoffman
Berne
John Paladas
Nashua
N. Hf
Michael Oj. Sullivan
East Pepperell
Mass
Peter Tomas
Chester
Arthur Bimbo
New Haven
Conn
Jeffersonian July Fourth Ship Launches Set Record
Washington June 24 Almost half a million tons of shipping 37 steel and 57 wooden vessels will launch into the Atlantic Pacific and Gulf from American yards on July 4 in an epoch making celebration. The ships exceed the pre war record and are built under the supervision of the Shipping Board. The launches will set a new United States and world record.
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Washington
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
United States
Sargency Fleet Corporation
The
Shipping Board
Home Canners Aimed At 1.5 Billion Quarts In 1918
The 1918 home canning drive mobilizes 3,000 agents and thousands of volunteers to teach the nation canning. Last year 850 million quarts were preserved with plans for district and state training, uniform demonstration teams, and expanded jam jar and ring production to sustain summer campaigns.
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United States
Meat of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Boone Canning
Ace
United States Food Armitration
Eigar
Ta Ooneon Food
Germany seeks money for new vote on credit
Amsterdam dispatch reports June 24 that the Reichstag approved a new vote of credit for war and the German government plans to raise fifteen billion marks. The move would finance wartime expenses and increase the national debt as per the Berliner Tageblatt.
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Reichstag Auks
Amsterdam
Brndesag
War
Minin
Olien Eigen
Germany
Ono
Hood's Pills Advertise Quick Liver and Bowels Relief
An old style ad urges quick relief for biliousness and bad breath with Hood's Pills. It claims headaches vanish and the pills act on the liver and bowels better than other medicines when taken as directed by mail from L Hood Co. Lowell, Mass.
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Hood
Mall of L Hodd Co
Lowell, Murs
Candy Daze on British Canteens for American Troops in Transit
London June 24. Correspondent reports American soldiers on a transport bound for France flock to the canteen in front of the slips booth. Gumdrops, toffee, ginger ale, and British sweets sell fast as troops adapt to English money and barbers, while some squint at strange coins and joke about Hun shells.
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London
Associated Prean
France
Uncle Sam
Uwvies
British Labor In Danger Pacifist Group Principal Cause
A British labor movement faces threats as pacifist groups emerge as the main catalyst. The piece notes rising tensions and identifies a pacifist faction as the chief influence behind the peril to Labor.
Labor rift looms as ministers threaten resignations
June reports cite eight British Labour MPs pondering a split over war policy, with ministers Roberts and Barnes reportedly ready to resign to avoid duty shirking. A conference may end the wartime political truce, allowing Labour to field opposing candidates. Vienna dispatches discuss Emperor Charles amid cabinet resignations and reassignments as Poland and Galicia politics swirl.
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London
Iswood
Labor Party
Daily Telegraph
1 Telegraph Tharnes
Foton Laser
Chorge H. Roberts
Lehar
George Nicoll Barnes
The
Daily Mail
Seema
Labor
Tnive
Death of Vermont dog leaves Miss Miller $10000 trust
Brattleboro reports Miss Kila Miller gains a $10,000 trust from Frances Snow's will after the death of her Mexican Chihuahua Ting, the last survivor among 15 dogs cared for by Miss Miller. Snow, a Hartford resident, left about 875,000 estate, with two trusts created for dependents and dogs.
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Brattleboro
Hartford
Miss Miller
Orange
Ting
Mise Miller
Williston Street
Minnie
Gerteu
What Is a Scale of Living and How to Improve It
A fragmented 1910s piece cites Thomas T Masken in Woman's Home Companion explaining scales of living and how individuals can gain lasting value and satisfaction. It discusses personal application amid social strain, urging improved self-direction to move up the ladder and maximize current circumstances.
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Thomas T Masken
June Woman's Home Companion
Tultinilli
Golf club doings and liberty tournament notices
Weather forced the Barre and Montpelier clubs to abandon their match Saturday. A weekly handicap results list shows Waleh 67 net and Stotet 72 with Abbots 74 in A. Wright 68, Davideon 80, Bottignat 80 in B. Notices invite entries for the July liberty tournament raising funds for the American Red Cross, with last year’s event raising over 100000.
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Barre
Montpelier
Eines A
EB. Waleh
Avaaon
William Stotet
A. PL Abbots
Bob Wright
Jack Davideon
Louis Bottignat
United States Gulf Association
American Red Cross
Rei Croan Ae
Close
Hdop
J. E. Walet
Degree Conferre 2 On 34 At St Athens
A meeting was held at the cy hall in thieety yevtenday aftersens with St Albans council No 297 Knights of Columbus. Degrees conferred in a civic event noted by local Knights fraternal lodge.
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Knights of Colambes
St. Albans
St. Athens
S Albans Council
Knights of
Colimbus
Cy Hall
Thieety
Europe’s Food Situation Survey Details Hunger In 1917
A detailed bulletin summarizes food conditions in Germany Austria Hungary Bulgaria Turkey based on official orders and press comment. It notes Germany and Austria face hard struggles to feed themselves while Hungary shows relative resilience and Turkey starves due to official corruption.
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Germany
Austria-Hungary
Bussia
Turkey
Bureau of Labor Iniitiatios
T. 8. + of labor
oMlciala
Austria
Hungary
Bulgaria
Dia
Austria Hungary
Bulgarian
Breaks Silence After Break-In Police Step In
A garbled OCR fragment shows a person speaking to officers about money and a ride to the poorhouse. The readable bits reference Benton and a request for transportation, hinting at a crime or distress situation pending official action.
War Chief Says 900,000 Troops Shipped Overseas Five Months On
Gen Peyton March reports over 900000 American troops have left for Europe and the U S is about five months ahead on overseas troop transportation. He notes improved European prospects, cites officers for notable actions, and warns the German offensive may intensify after refits.
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Washington
Europe
Peyton
Marek
United States
March
Wraft
Blouider
Gen. Ktarch
Baker
Germany
U-boute
National Guard
National Army
Rt J. Bullard
Cantigny
C. T. Mevicher
James C. Harboard
Pergiing
Staf
Paris
Tobacco Surplus Indicates Stable Supply Amid War Demand
Washington census figures show on hand tobacco stocks at year start 1,176,234,657 pounds, up 12.8 percent from last year. 1917 production reached 1,96,461,000 pounds with 76 percent chewing and smoking types and 19 percent cigars. Leading regions include Virginia North Carolina South Carolina, with Burley and dark fired types also highlighted. Markets, prices, and international production totals are discussed.
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Washington
D. C
Bureau of the Census
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Burley
Clarksville
Hopkinsville
Paducah
Ohio
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Connecticut
Kentucky
United States
Lancaster
Hartford
Conn
Pittayivania
Dane, Wie
Halifax
Darke
Enlisting by Proxy by Bowen Vigilantes
An essay argues against proxy enlistment urging direct voluntary service. It contrasts middle aged comfort with war time duty, urging readers to join openly rather than fund or support from afar. The piece emphasizes personal sacrifice and authentic involvement over symbolic contributions.
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George E. Bowen
The
Vigilantes
Lnsidor
Phcea Ateleeia
Fair Week Ahead Forecast From Weather Bureau
Weather bureau hints for the coming week expect fair conditions early with normal temperatures, showers likely around the middle of the week, and a fair end to the week. Washington notes dated June 24 indicate a mild warming trend and occasional showers midweek.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
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