Joffre Guided U S Troops To Allied Victory
Marshal Joffre urged rapid American military aid and the dispatch of fresh troops to France, insisting money and munitions alone would not win the war without soldiers. He believed American spirit and morale would lift Allied forces and deter the enemy.
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Russia
Ice Broken Says Sir James Craig Ulster Leader
Sir James Craig Premier desinate of Liste said at Lisburn that peace talks must be with Ulster leaders not amateur mediators. He praised Ulster strength and urged Dominion premiers attend the inauguration of the youngest colony as part of ongoing shuttle politics.
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New York Police Deluged by Seized Whiskey Evidence
In May 1920 the New York Police Department faces a flood of liquor as 11 enforcement officers gather bottles, flasks, and cases for Volstead Act prosecutions. Stations resemble saloons with stock hidden in desks, radiators, and corners while the city awaits a centralized storehouse. The city chemist analyzes every sample, testifying in court, and his workload soars, with an assistant shortage delaying results into 1980s projections.
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New York
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Rand
Hog cholera costs 100 million yearly
New York May 8 A Veterinary college estimate places annual hog cholera losses at 100 million dollars with daily losses of 25 million. Dean Horace Hoskins of the New York University veterinary college cites milk meat leather soil and the link of animal disease to man as veterinarians' most pressing problems.
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Dawn Hoskins on veterinary medicine and global animal issues
Dawn Hoskins argues that deep social and economic problems in animal industry threaten land use and food supply. She cites diseases from animals to humans and calls for a broad veterinary service to solve these challenges, noting equine power remains a key transport issue.
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Dawn Hoskins
Dean Hoskins
Americans Losing Prestige in Turkish Eyes
May 8 report from Constantinople notes a campaign by Americans familiar with the Levant to press for fair and upright business in dealings with Turks. Locals say Levantine buyers now prefer other nations, a shift linked to wartime business practices and prior American bargaining.
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le Veck
United States
Funds for Levant relief and exchange disputes prompt US chamber action
The American Chamber of Commerce for the Levant examines sharp exchange issues and trust problems among American firms in the region. American banks may fail to ship goods if exchange terms aren’t met, while some firms lost money amid fluctuation. The State Department drafted relief funds during the war, paying drafts to aid French and other nationals. concerns arise that some drafts were donated and left the department low on funds. The chamber plans to seek Congressional authority to authorize continued payments for relief.
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Congress
Spider’s Web A Marvel Of Strength
A historical note compares a spider’s web to man made rope, stating the web’s strength is unmatched. It explains a man would need about a half mile of one inch rope to equal the spider’s performance, a feat deemed physically impossible.
Klein Believes High Court Will Free Burroughs
Bridgeport attorney Jacobo RB Klein, counsel for James G. Burroughs, reports an appeal with good chances of reversal. He contends police bribery charges were not proven and jurors say they did not implicate local officers. Letters barred as evidence may be introduced in the high court.
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Brigeport Satuday
Detroit
Jacobo
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Frees
Bridgenort
Stratford man charged after DUI collision on Hamilton Street
George M. Euerle of 34 Barnam Terrace Stratford was arrested Saturday night after driving under the influence and crashing into a parked car owned by Samuel Earp of 541 Beechwood Avenue on Hamilton Street.
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Barnam
Stratford
Samuel Earp
Beechwood Avenue
Hamilton Street
Boston Post fragment on fear and development
Fragmentary text from the Boston Post discusses fear and wonder, with indeterminate references to development and emotion. The readable portions mention striving to imagine how people feel and the notion of being made in a full or fearful sense, but contain incomplete phrases and unclear subjects.
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Boston Post
Zemo the Clean Antiseptic Liquid for Eczema Relief
Promote Zemo antiseptic liquid for eczema itching and skin healing. Claims quick relief, healing of sores burns wounds and chafing, with directions to purchase from druggists for 35c or 1.00 large size. Warns against greasy salves and soaps, touting Zemo as clean, effective and inexpensive.
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