Million Young Men Register for War
A government report notes a million young men, all just turned 21, registered on June 5 for military service as part of World War I mobilization efforts. Provisions require placing new registrants at the base class assigned, with governors coordinating orders for further registrants to be called between June 4 and 23. The piece cites large expected deployment totals and regional allocations for camps and processing centers.
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Washington
Attcur
General Crowder
Arizona
Amy
Yoouo
Jung Fi Lave Wewune
Congress
Doltain
Due Ehlers
Wits
Uis
Cetson
Arizonia
New York
Westert
Kearns
Tapo
Cape Cady
Coa Lewis
Vatissis
Tistetay Petia
la Campe
Lewis
West
Nelruske
Nowe Ania
SubS Sink Another Vessel Off Virginia Capes
A Norwegian vessel named Eidsvold was sunk forty miles off the Virginia Capes. The attack left sailors injured and the ship partially damaged as rescue efforts began from patrols in the area.
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Virginia Capes
Farm Loan Bond Offer Withdrawn in Washington State
A federal farm loan bond offer was withdrawn due to insufficient funds and campaign activity over the past two weeks. The program will be reintroduced after November 1 once more funds are available to sustain farm loans until then.
Wilson Urges Pardan for Mooney
Ambiguous report cites President Wilson urging action on Mooney case. Fragmentary syntax mentions a writ and a parade on a date in 1916, with reference to an explosion and deaths. Source text is garbled but implies a political or legal plea connected to a convict named Abate and an event in Washington.
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Wilson
Pardan
Mooney
Washington
Breyphons
Don Cat Thom J. Maines
Daly 2
Frenchmen Halt Germans Strike in Pride Sector
Paris AM reports Allied forces repelled German efforts in the Prone sector with ground held and prisoners captured. Werdne ined Vig Ken Wiel Wy das cited in the unofficial announcement.
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Paris
Gor
Werdne
Wounded American Soldiers Hopeful After Interment
The article notes most American soldiers wounded in action are expected to recover. Interment and care are mentioned, with the Army Medical Corps responsible for treatment and recovery efforts.
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Panse-Ninew
Ganthany
Iedieat Corps
Our Own Marines Drive Back the Hun in Brave Frontline Action
American forces press German lines with fierce counterattacks near Chutena Thigrey. Marines and French on both flanks push into enemy positions, taking prisoners and inflicting heavy losses as they advance to clear the German defenses.
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Hun
Heavy taxes loom for 1919 as expenditures rise
A government plan warns 1919 expenditures could reach twenty four billion. A Treasury secretary warns of an eight billion dollar revenue rise by tax, proposes high rates, universal income levy on unearned incomes, and heavy taxation on luxuries to finance the year’s costs.
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Wiasshi
Masdua Ean Aine
Wess
Draftees Fail on Brain Test by Army Psychiatrists
About twenty thousand drafted men were rejected after brain and mental tests conducted by new army psychiatrists. The figures were disclosed by two clinicians speaking at the convention of the American Medico-physiological Association on Thursday.
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Chista
Army
Mindiead
Krew
The
American Medicophysiolergical Association
Cider Experiment Impairs Cattle at Yakima Ranch
In Yakima Washington a cider experiment shipped from a local mu Apple gui to a dairy ranch caused dairy cows to stagger and appear drunk. The incident left several animals unable to stand as staff observed the unusual intoxication effects during the trial.
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Yalkiia
Wash
Fedi
Tielon
Mmeay
Hennequin Shortage Causes Queued Shipments Worldwide
Reports indicate a lack of shipping to move hennequen, leading to accumulation at ports including Yoontan. Dispatch bottlenecks from Merdin show hennequen being stored in churches amid the surplus.
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Yoontan
Merdin
Marne Ends Hun Drive For Paris
Allied observers report renewed French and British pressure on the German right flank near Paris with sustained local operations along the Aisne and La Merre Milan fronts. German forces are said to have fortified positions while Allied troops push to straighten the line and disrupt German advances near Sepos and Villerseontterets.
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Paris
Viver Marine
Lac Perio Milan
Moutin-sous-Tous
Reid
la Merre-Milan
Po Palldane
Hesweiner
Indians Resist Draft Movement at Old Elickory Grounds
A report notes Henryeria and Tulsa Creek groups forming to resist conscription at the Old Eliackory stamping grounds near where the Crazy Snake uprising occurred ten years ago. The item references organized protest actions and the broader draft resistance movement among Native communities.
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Henryeria
Okl
Tarver
Eli¢kory
U S Minister to Denmark Resigns in Washington
Maurice Francis Kean United States minister to Denmark has submitted his resignation to the state department. The action is expected to be accepted as part of routine diplomatic changes.
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Maurice Francis Egan
Denmark
Washington
Maurice Francis Kean
United States
State Department
Owly Toll Health
U-Boat Warfare Reaches U.S. Coast and Transport Losses Rise
Disjointed report details German U-boats attacking ships near the New Jersey coast and offloading crews at port. It notes increased Allied naval efforts, scares of troop movements, and attempts to strike American shipping as Germany intensifies submarine warfare to curb Allied supply lines.
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Washington
Germany
United States
Berlin
Millim
Perio
al Oaereshing
Scorinai
Te Periniee
PTH Vliet
Fermi
Sevrodiy Deratels
Atmniiiy
Ile
Ship and Soldier News Sparks Senate Debate
Fragmented report notes sails and troops as U S senators push funding for new warships and scout cruisers. Maryland's Senator Hranes introduces a 600 thousand dollar appropriation for twenty battle cruisers amid amendments. Details unclear due to damaged text.
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Chile
United States
Senate
Hranes
Maryland
McCunber
North
Two Hour Work Day Demand Reported By Government Witnesses
government witnesses testified before Federal Judge Landis Monday about a two hour work day and a minimum wage of 69 a day. The testimony followed from the trial of the WOW leaders, as disclosed in court.
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roverMent
T. Wow
Landis
Motor Launch Sunk Off Coast in Heavy May Sea
The navy department announced Monday that the motor launch sank off the coast in a heavy sea near May 12. One crew member was lost, Charles J. Richards, a fireman from Chipley, Finland.
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Inetor Bimeh Ogark
Hier
Charles J. Riehairns
Cire. Man
Chipley
Fin
Mavy Department
New Army Tractor Demonstrated With Top Officials
The five ton armored artillery tractor for hauling field guns was shown in Washington Monday with Secretary Baker and Reverend Mast, chief of artillery, present. The event highlighted a fest production of army ordnance, marking a significant step in military machinery.
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Washington
Baker
Revernt Match
Aturt
American Destroyer Foils Raid Off Maryland Coast
A Washington dispatch reports French steamer and tank schooner attacked by raiders off the Maryland coast were saved or sunk in the same vicinity. The destroyer Inde hunted for the raiders, while the Edward Baird Jr and other vessels were accounted for.
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Maryland
Washington
Ame Coustan
Mautay
Malder
Ty Dannels
le Inde
Baird
Taneral Thitlimgs
Withington del
Ctos
Fairbanks Answer Call Remembers Indiana Senator Dieath
Former U S vice president Warren G. Harding era associate Richard Fairbanks, a Indiana senator, dies in January after a persistent illness. Family members flank the bedside as Fairbanks had been nominated for public office, with birth in a notable Ohio cabin associated with pioneers.
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Tadistnapolis
Charles
Warren Wath Tanks
United States
Indiana
Formur
Major
Richard Fairbanks
Prince
Mairbanks Hait
View
Vauiks
USA
Ullenville Center
Ohio
Charles Warren Fairbanks Dies at Indianapolis Home
Charles Warren Fairbanks former vice president of the United States died at his Indianapolis home on June 4.
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Charles Warren Fairbanks
United States
Indianapolis
Vancouver shipyard plan aims to build concrete vessels
Vancouver based Wish-Sentle and Park land business men announce a shipyard project here to construct concrete vessels. They expect to start work on the first vessel within a few weeks.
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Vancouver
Wish—Sentle
Parkland
Phan
Fst
Mistook Battleship for Target in Fatal Training Incident
A Washington warship conducting target practice mistook the battleship Louisiana for a target and fired a shell that killed a crewman. Officials cited hazy weather as a contributing factor to the accident.
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Washington
Louisiana
Submarine Attacks Near Jersey Coast Push War Closer to U S
Reports from New York detail German U boats sinking multiple coastwise ships near the Jersey coast as U-boat activity increases off the Atlantic. Vessels named include City of Columbus, Wire Nevonnie, and Herbert L. Pratt tanker, with crews and passengers affected. Survivors indicate several ships went down and submarines were seen off Virginia and New Jersey, raising alarms across American shores.
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New York
Inive
Sehaatt
Spurlos
Porto Rico
City of Columbus
Savanah
Wirenevonnie
Newport News
Provence
Herbert L. Pratt
Cape Hentopen
Edward H. Cole
Wallast
Hattie Dunn
Rockland
Charleston
Sadast
Isabella
Wiley
Jacob M. Haskell
Boumel
Boston
Norfolk
Fulon
Siuitiage
Cuba
Iva
Atlentic Eonist
Amd
Virginia
Fleet
Nout
Norfolk Navy Yard
McLean
Satash
New Jersey
North Carplina
Tal Hoon
Iy Angen
Aterieon
Cn U-botts
Tano
Trey Wee
Ae Pressing
United States
Osibimarines
Taugeex
Aeetiek
Ameren Shipping
Hencheli
Maine
Girker Witt Rockefeller
Ge Diseaster
Eleven Missing After Collision on Kunihwvorthy Castle
A London report states eleven people are missing after the steamer Kunihwvorthy Castle, with three passengers and eight crew members fired from the ship following a damaging explosion after a collision.
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London
Kaiser Orders Broad Shakespeare Education Plan
The Germain emperor in tuition of arts orders a grand national education program to teach Shakespeare’s works, presented as part of a cultural effort. The project emphasizes Shakespeare as a figure Germans claim to own as much as English.
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Kaiser Telerates
Shakespeare
Germain
President Ramon Valles of Tonsina Dies in June Shock
The president of the Republic of Tonsina, Dr. Ramon Valles, died on June 3 after being in good health. Reports claim he was likely stricken by a stroke while in office, with Valdez noted as a key figure.
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Panama
Ramon Valles
Republic of
Tonsina
Dy Valdez
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