Joffre Faith in American Troops to Lead Allies to Victory
Former Navy secretary Josephus Daniels recounts Joffre praising American soldiers early in World War I, stressing that mobilizing men, not just ships or food, would revive weary Allied forces. He details Joffre’s push for U.S. troops, the Pershing recall, and the morale boost Americans gave on French soil.
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America
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Waitre
Europe
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Great Britain
Italy
Berlin
Baker
Washington
Wilson
W Wilson
Mericvan
Secretary of War
United States
Russia
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Wer
Brance
War Department
Jenen
Tran Nciolary
Paris
Don
Ice Broken Says Sir James Craig Leader of Ulster
Sir James Craig, Premier desinate of Ulster, said in Lisburn that peace talks must be with Ulster leaders, not amateurs, and that ice was broken after meeting De Valera. He invited Dominion premiers to attend Ulster’s inauguration, stressing Ulster's steadfastness and future unity in a common country.
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Belfast
Associated Press
James Craig
Ulster
Eammer de Valera
Lisburn
Ireland
Jane
James
de Valera
Dominions
Zemo the Clean Antiseptic for Eczema Relief
Zemo the Clean promises eczema relief with antiseptic action and fast skin healing. The ad claims it stops itching heals sores burns wounds and chafing and is inexpensive and dependable. It warns against greasy salves and soaps that irritate skin.
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Cleveland
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New York police clogged with seized whiskey drive
New York police and city officials faced a flood of liquor seizures as 1006 prohibition officers gathered bottles in precincts. Bottles hid in desks and radiators tested by the city chemist stretched resources, with storage and testimony duties forcing delays and long hours.
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New York City
Albany
Poten
Hep
Ahemitot
Hog Cholera Costs 160 Million Yearly in New York
Dean W W Horace Hoskins of the Veterinary College at New York University says hog cholera causes about 160 million dollars in annual losses with daily losses around 166 thousand dollars. He notes veterinarians face pressing issues including milk meat leather soil and the link between animal disease and humans.
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New York
W.W. Horace Hoskins
Veterinary College of
New York University
Hoskins Calls Veterinary Medicine Key to Farm Health
Dean Hoskins outlines vast social and economic problems in animal industry, from land and food to diseases like tuberculosis and rabies. He argues veterinary medicine must solve these issues to aid farmers and urban populations, noting equine power as a cheaper transport for commerce remains a pressure point.
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Sean Hoskins
Oman
Dean Hoskins
Omic
Americans Losing Prestige in Turkish Eyes
A Levant observer notes Turks prefer other nations for business, citing waning American influence. Lewis Heck, once US commissioner, says wartime deals and trust in American fairness have diminished as local buyers seek alternatives.
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Levant
Nurs
Lewis Heck
United States
American Chamber of Commerce tackles trust in wartime funds
The American Chamber of Commerce for the Levant warns that dishonesty by a few has damaged trust between American merchants and local banks. The State Department authorized ambassador drafts to aid French Turkish Italian subjects, but many funds were not honored, shrinking relief options. An act of Congress may be sought to authorize further payments.
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New York
American Chamber of Commerce
State Department
Turkay
Ahe Department
American Chamber of Com~ Terce
Congress
Spider Strength Among The Smallest Rope Marvels
A fragment notes the spider’s strength as a marvel of length and power. It states a rope as thin as an inch in circumference could bear a weight comparable to that carried by a six foot man, highlighting remarkable natural engineering.
Klein Believes High Court Will Free Burroughs
Attorney Jacob B. Klein, for James Ge Burroughs, says the case has been appealed and expects a reversal. He claims police statements and trial evidence did not prove guilt and notes jurors doubted local officers’ involvement. He argues lottery information from Bridgeport and Detroit police will be key in the high court.
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Detroit
Jacob B. Klein
James Ge Burroughs
UFC
Klein
Hridgerport
Teipey
D Jnvors
Local man arrested for drunk driving after hit on parked car
George M. Euerle of 24 Basuam Terrace Stradard was arrested Saturday night for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. He collided with a car owned by Samuel Karp of ADL Beechwood Avenue that was parked on Hamilton Street.
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George M. Euerle
Basuam Terrace
Stradard
Linter
Samuel Karp
ADL
Beechwood Avenue
Hamilton Street
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