Typhoid Fever Danger Rises After Missouri Floods
Dr Ravenel warns floods in Missouri heighten typhoid risk as season approaches. He cites sanitation lapses and promotes anti typhoid vaccination of three injections at ten day intervals. In US Army and Navy studies, vaccinated groups show near total protection. Missouri vaccine is produced by University of Missouri labs and sent free to registered physicians with package directions.
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Missouri
Ravenel
United States Army
Department of Preventive Medicine
University of Missouri
Silage Fatal to Mules in Kay County Farm
Oklahoma Live Stock News reports eight of ninety mules on a Kay county farm died after months on corn silage and alfalfa. Postmortem by Dr J A Jimmerson found enlarged heart spleen liver kidneys with overfeeding as the likely cause, marking a first in equine losses from silage high in grain.
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Kay County
Oklahoma Live Stock News
J. A. Jimmerson
Butler Defeats Harrisonville 10 to 6 in Thrilling Game
The Butler baseball team beat the Harrisonville squad 10 to 6 on Sunday. Key additions Probasco pitcher Stevens Archie shortstop and Allen left field boosted Butler. After early errors allowed three runs, Butler settled in with solid hitting in the seventh and eighth innings to seal the win.
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Butler
Harrisonville
Probasco
Stevens
Archie
Allen
Teutons Near Russian Border in Decisive Push
London reports major German and Austrian forces driving east from Przemysl toward the Russian frontier. Encircling moves threaten Lemberg while Baltic operations press Libau area. A Zeppelin is shot down by Reginald Warneford in a dramatic air engagement in Ghent. Allied actions at Gallipoli seize two Turkish trench lines and Amara surrenders in Mesopotamia with prisoners and materiel. Front reports show continued stalemate and costly repulses amid trench warfare across multiple theaters.
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London
Galicia
Przemys
Stry
Lemberg
Przemysl
Przemysil
Baltic
Windau
Libau
Petrograd
Riga
Mostseisk
Reginald J. Warneford
Royal Navy
Ghent
Gallipoli
Mesopotamia
Amara
Stanai
Yata
Zargina
Lentiwina
Jaroslau
Preemysl
Krawcee
Burdzi
Sranai
Alsem
Lem
Lubaczowksa
Tukhia
Kalnikof
Kosmenitza
Erukenitza
Arras
Arcoe
Boston probes alleged recruiting for British forces
Federal investigators in Boston opened a probe into alleged recruitment of American youths for British military service. A cable from London cited fifteen locals enlisted in violation of U S ship laws and a British trade agreement. Secret Service and U S District Attorney staff pursue incentives offered to youths to sail as horse handlers on British vessels.
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Boston
Great Britain
United States
London
Bryan
Congress
Peter F. Tague
British Board of Trade
Secret Service
United States District Attorney
Anderson
Washington
Patrick Genehy
Cambrian
Nenehy
British War Department
Jenelry
Board of Trade
Refugee train carries Americans English Spaniards from Mexico City
In a special move the first refugee party departs Mexico City heading for Vera Cruz. The group includes 44 Englishmen 127 Spaniards and 90 Americans with more refugees expected to join later bringing total to over 600. Food aid and ships are arranged with Red Cross consigning 50 000 pounds of corn and 20 000 pounds of beans to the refugees. A gunboat is ordered to Tuxpam as diplomats meet the travelers.
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Washington
Mexico City
Gewiired
Vera Cruz
Silliman
Villa-Zapata
Red Cross
Galveston
Consil Canada
State Department
Obregon
Villa
Leon
Tampico
Neuve Laredo
Panuco
Frontera
Tuxpam
Arnold Shanklin
John 5
Hutchinson
Pachuca
John R. Silliman
Wilson
Mexico
Caperton
Wheeling
Cowed Mexican Regiment at Border Kidnapping
A posse of ten American cowboys and miners crossed into Santa Cruz Sonora and compelled the release of two American youths kidnapped earlier by Mexican soldiers. The Mexican colonel surrendered the 17 year old captives George Vaughn and Henry Chang after a brief stand.
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Nogales
Ariz
Santa Cruz
Sonora
Arizona
George Vaughn
Duquesne
Henry Chang
Washington Camp
United States
Jose Maytorena
Here
Government out millions search for agent Knox Booth
The Treasury Department disclosed a secret service inquiry into a 20 million dollar revenue scandal stretching across three administrations. Tennessee and Alabama revenue agent Knox Booth, based in Nashville, has been missing for two weeks, a period coinciding with the arrest of John L.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Secret Service
Knox Booth
Tennessee
Alabama
Nashville
Booth
John L
New Jersey Deputies Sentenced for Manslaughter
Nine New Brunswick deputies convicted May 29 for manslaughter in the Roosevelt strikers shooting case were sentenced to two to ten years in prison. Judge Bergin noted provocation by strikers and possible firing by them, while the deputies claimed nonofficial standing as sworn aides to officials.
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New Jersey
New Brunswick
N. J
Roosevelt
Bergen
German spy head confesses on forged American passport plan
London June 7. Captain von Prieser of the German admiralty office, chief of Berlin’s spy network, admits a perfect setup for producing counterfeit American passports. The confession details the extensive fraud operation and its aims.
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London
von Prieser
German Admiralty Office
Berlin
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