German World War I Secrets to Inform U S Army Textbooks
Washington June 8 Officials reveal German high command records will inform future U S Army lectures and textbooks. Col Walter Krueger leads the Berlin study, with reports sent to the Army War College for courses on organization tactics and innovative defenses such as defense in depth.
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United States Army
War Department
Berlin
Ludendorff
Hindenburg
United States Army War College
Walter Kreuger
War Plans Division
German War Office
War College
Crermans
Neufchatel
Princess Mary Sets Fashion for London
Court dress makers report silver cloth and brocaded velvet dominate for Buckingham Palace reception tonight. Princess Mary wears ivory marquisette over woven silver with a long train. A number of American women will be presented to the king and queen.
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London
George
Queen Mary
Buckngham Palace
Mary
congressional debate on WWI bonus plan and cost estimates
McCumber argues the bill to grant veterans a compensation package can be funded from interest payments on foreign obligations and existing budget estimates. He cites potential annual interest receipts of about 200 million dollars and a three year outlook that avoids new taxes.
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House of Commons
United States
Great Britain
McCumber
Feingland
Dividend Declared by Preferred Mortgage Company Canton
Directors of the Preferred Mortgage Company of Canton vote a regular semiannual dividend of 3 percent on the preferred stock. Payment will be July 1 to shareholders of record June 20. Officers include W. C. Green president H. W. Alden vice president and G. R. French secretary and treasurer. The board of directors comprises G. O. French James Fraunfelder Irvin S. Sweaney and C. D. Spiker.
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Preferred Mortgage Company of
Canton
Preferred Mortgage Company
W. C. Green
H. W. Alden
G. R French
G. O. French
James Fraunfelter
Irvin 8. Sweaney
C. Dp. Spiker
Commission Grants Permission to File New Freight Rates
Washington June 8 The Interstate Commerce Commission granted special permission to all railways and electric lines to file new freight tariffs based on reductions announced two weeks ago. Three days' notice required. The new rates take effect July 1.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Children escape in near-miss collision in Elyria
Two children riding in a baby carriage escaped unharmed after an auto owned by A. G. Dengate struck the baby cab driven by A. H. Nielson, who was arrested on a reckless driving charge.
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Elyria
President Harding Leaves Washington for Princeton
President Harding and Mrs. Harding depart Washington for a two day trip to New Jersey. The visit includes two speeches at Princeton University and a degree of doctor of laws being conferred. The party travels by train to Raritan and Princeton with planned golf at Bridgewater and a campus reception at Dr J G Hibben home.
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Harding
New Jersey
Princeton University
Fresinghuysen
Raritan
White House
Bridgewater
Somerset
N. J
Edge
Gillett
House
Princeton
J. G. Hibben
Rubber Traffic Men to Hold Convention in Akron
Delegates of the traffic division of the Rubber Association of America will meet in Akron June 20 21 to discuss transportation topics. The group will dine at the Hudson club Tuesday night and attend a self tournament at the Congress Take club Wednesday afternoon.
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Akron
Rubber Association of America
Hudson Club
Congress
Massacre Reported in Ukrainia Killing Thousands of Jews
An Exchange Telegraph despatch from Helsingfors reports thousands of Jews killed or wounded in recent disorders in Ukrainia. The dispatch notes no previous similar massacre and cites anti Soviet outbreaks as the context for the violence.
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London
Ukrainia
Helsingfors
Markulov Government Collapses at Vladivostok
Moscow reports the Markulov government at Vladivostok has collapsed and Markulov was arrested. A new administration led by M. Starkovski forms a popular assembly to exercise authority, with reports Japan may recognize the new government.
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Moscow
Markulov
Vladivostok
M. Starkovski
Popular Assembly
Japan
Meigs County to Issue Bonds for New Infirmary
June 8 report that Meigs county commissioners will order a bond issue of about 65000 to fund a new county infirmary replacing the state condemned building. Plans for the structure are being prepared now.
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Middleport
Meigs County
Labor Board Moves to Trim Clerical Staff
Unified labor talks unfold as Samuel Gompers and AFL officials press to resolve the carpenters dispute within the Building Trades Department. A peace accord and fuller conciliation are hoped for by June 1, with a strike vote among railway employees continuing amid wage-cut tensions.
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American Federation of Labor
Brotherhood of Carpenters
Building Trades Department
Federation
Amuel Gompers
Board of Jurisdictional Awards
Gompers
Executive Council
John Donlin
Railroad Unions Weigh Strike Threat After Wages
In Chicago on June 8 railroad union leaders discuss a possible strike after wage rulings by the U S Railway Labor Board. They note a strike vote and a real strike are different, and six midwestern presidents call the threat a bluff while leaders in Cincinnati are not available for comment.
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International News Service
C. H. Markham
Illinois Central
Hale Holden
Burlington
H. E. Bysam
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
W. H. Finley
Northwestern
J. F E. Gorman
Neck Island
8. M. Felton
Chicago and Great Western
The
Federation of Labor
B. M. Jewell
Cincinnati
Chicago
U.S. Railway Labor Board
Middle Western Railroad
Drunken driving incidents disrupt Columbus breakfast
On June 8 private James F. Malone of the Columbus barracks and Thomas J. Ryan drove an automobile through the front of the house into the dining room at 1305 Courtland avenue, damaging the Streigle residence by about $600. Two other occupants fled. Malone and Ryan are held for drunkenness investigation.
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Columbus
James F. Malone
Columbus Barracks
Thomas J. Ryan
R. W. Streigle
Courtlandav
Streigle
Ohio Fire Chiefs Club Re elects Its Officers
The Fire Chiefs Club of Ohio at the Southern Hotel in Columbus re elected all officers James Fitton Bellaire president Thomas Gough Connant vice president and P J Harty Youngstown secretary treasurer Endorsement was given to Samuel F Hunter Springfield for second vice president of the International Association of Fire Fighters Read the want ads today.
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Columbus
Fire Chiefs’ Club of Ohio
Southern Hotel
James Fitton
Bellaire
Thomas Gough
Connant
P. J. Harty
Youngstown
Samuel F. Hunter
Springfield
International Association of Fire Fighters
Pomerene Asked to Mediate Coal Miners Strike
Reports from Washington say United States Senator Atlee Pomerene of Canton has been asked to mediate between striking bituminous coal miners and operators. Rumors also hint the government may convene a conference with a public third party to prevent further disruption as negotiations loom in June.
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Washington
United States
Atlee Pomerene
Canton
Bry
Pleads for Route of Ohio Canal Highway Near Cleveland
Pleads by W. Albrecht and associates urge Cleveland officials to establish a highway along the route of the Ohio Canal. The effort focuses on aligning commerce with regional traffic, seeking state backing and municipal cooperation.
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Akron
Cleveland
W. Albrecht
Asgent
Unclear OCR fragment hints at price notation
Fragmentary OCR text shows a price like 48 cents and incomplete phrases. No identifiable people, organizations, places, or events are readable to summarize a clear news item.
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