Times Editorial Warns of Prolonged War and Mass Mobilization
The Times argues Britain faces a long, costly conflict with a 3,000,000 strong military establishment and 5,000,000 fighting age men in reserve. It urges national registration to assess age, marital status, and war work suitability, noting urgent need for manpower across fronts and in the Dardanelles.
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The
Times
von Mackensen
Dardanelles
Middle East
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Russia
Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Empowers Pure Blood
An old advertisement claims pure blood strengthens every part of the body and promotes health. Hood's Sarsaparilla is touted as unequaled for scrofula catarrh rheumatism and loss of appetite and urges readers to buy today at all druggists.
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Advt
London Banks Sell 750 Million War Loan Subscriptions
London banks report 750 million dollars in new war loan applications up to noon yesterday as the Evening Standard notes most requests are for large sums held for next week. Subscriptions thus far skew to small and moderate amounts.
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London
Evening Standard
Russia Wheat Yield Likely Up Ten Percent
Washington report from June 26 says Russia’s wheat output this year probably rises about ten percent. Net yield may be lower due to wartime acreage reductions and shortages at Petrograd.
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Washington
Russia
Henry D. Baker
Americain
Petrograd
Department of Commerce
Hie
Seven Men Burned In Gasoline Plant Explosion
Seven men were fatally burned in an explosion at the Atna Explosive company works in Pittsburgh yesterday. The blast occurred in a corrugated iron building as workers escaped through windows while their bodies burned. they were taken to a hospital. Company officials offered no immediate explanation, noting the plant conducts government directed gasoline experiments.
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Pitteburg
Atna Explosive Company
Tna
Zinc ore sells for record price in Joplin fusion sale
Joplin Missouri June 26 a mining firm received the highest price ever paid for zinc ore with 27 tons selling at 8100 100 per ton.
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Joplin
Germany's war reply draft signals trade, neutrality aims
Berlin records a preliminary German reply to the second American note outlining aims to protect neutral seas while not ending submarine warfare. It claims willingness to mediate with Britain on blockade, seeks safe submarine operations, and cites the Lusitania and U 20 incident. US response and diplomacy proceed with notes to Britain and Berlin while New York importers press Lansing.
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the Hague
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Great Britain
Otto Waddegin
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United States
British Foreign Office
Lanting
Chandler Anderson
Wilsen
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Lansing
William W. Frye
State Department
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Prussia
Latitania
Tagessiitung
Thoretay
Count von Reventlow
Wileen
Switchrland
Raitroat Lees Suit Breeght by Mra Peli for the Death
New York notes a June 26 hearing in which Mrs Peli sues over a death linked to a DASH trial. The record mentions Mr and Mrs Willie Luther and others as part of the filing and court actions in New York and Newport.
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Willie
Luther
Runaway Yale Crew Wins Yale Harvard Boat Race
Yale dominated the annual boat race in New London as Harvard trailed, finishing seven lengths behind. The crowd of about 30 000 watched Yale seize the lead early in the second mile and extend it to the three and a half mile mark, victory sealed near the finish.
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Thames
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American League Briefs From Yesterday's Games
Brief notes from yesterday's American League action noting New York performances and related results with limited readable details.
Oldest baseball in existence insured for $10000
New York reports a Pittsburgh insurance on the oldest baseball at 10000 dollars. The ball dates to 1862 and came from a Kingston New York game. It is one of several antique spheres, with others claiming earlier use in 1857 in a Portland versus Boston contest. Also covered is news of the Speedway Association of America forming to coordinate auto racing across seven speedways including Indianapolis and Chicago.
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Vermont business troubles in Rutland bankruptcy filing
Arthur Dupuis of Norton filed a petition in bankruptcy in Rutland with liabilities of 11 601 and assets of 4163 all exempt. Clerk F S Platt oversees the case in the United States court. Attorney is Harry Amey of Island Pond. Creditors mainly in St Hermanegelde and Coaticook Quebec, largest debt to Eastern Township Bank of Coaticook for 4872 60.
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Norton
F. 5
Platt
United States Court
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Dupuis
St. Hermanegelde
Coaticook
Eastern Township Bank
Governor Hamlin Sees Stronger Reserve System Proposed
In Saratoga New York on June 26 Governor Charles W Hamlin head of the federal reserve board urged the New York Bankers association to enter the reserve system. He asserted that state banks and trust companies joining would strengthen the system and raise the reserve strength from 1 770 000 000 to a new level.
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Saratoga
S. Y
Charles &. Hamlin
Federal Reserve Board
New York Paunkers’ Association
Action Could Reach Over Two Billion Dollars
The text signals a potential fiscal action that could amount to more than two billion dollars if pursued, outlining high stake considerations and impacts for involved parties.
Autonomy for Poland Soon to Be Granted
Petrograd via London reports the Russian council of ministers will appoint a mixed six Slav and six Polish commission chaired by Premier Goremykin to prepare the prerequisites for implementing autonomy for Poland, proclaimed by Great Duke Nicholas last August.
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Petrograd
London
King Victor Emmanuel Bravely At Front Afield
Rome dispatches report King Victor Emmanuel roughing it with Alpine Chasseurs. He slept on the ground with an officer’s cloak and answered a private cry for the king, then saluted Bersaglieri before urging them forward to show Austrian force with bayonets.
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Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Bersaglieri
Suffrage Question Dominates Massachusetts Women's Clubs Meet
At Marion on June 26 the Massachusetts Federation of Women's Clubs winding up its session debated woman suffrage as a federation issue. A resolution to record the federation’s position was supported by many and opposed by a faction that rejected political questions. The final vote favored suffrage 203 to TM amid bitter debate.
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Massachusetts Federation of Women's Clubs
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