President Wilson Declares Force Key to Just Peace in Liberty Loan Rally
President Wilson denounces German military aims in Baltimore speech opening the third Liberty Loan campaign. He vows forceful action, calls for shared sacrifice, and urges unity against a German drive while reviewing citizen soldiers and signaling mobilization of millions for the war effort.
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Baltimore
Wilson
Germany
Russia
America
Batefields
Europe
Big Liberty Day Parade Opens Loan Drive Here
Cheyenne turned out for a patriotic parade as the city staged a district pageant. The procession covered Capitol avenue to Carey and Twenty third Street, with mounted police, fraternal orders, school groups, Red Cross volunteers in white caps, and many floats. The parade stretched about twenty two blocks and took more than an hour to pass a given point.
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Cheyenne
Twentyfourth
Capitol Avenue
Capitol] Avenue
Seventeenth
Warren Avenue
Warren
Sixteenth Street
Sixteenth
Pioneer Avenue
Pioneer
Seventeenth Street
Carey Avenue
Carey
Twentythird Street
Twenty-third Street
Avenue
Union Pacific
Red Cross
Otobiles
Decorai
Auren
Maer
Marling Point
British Also Land at Siberian Port
A brief report notes British personnel arriving at a Siberian port amid mounting tensions and a warning issued by authorities about potential further movements.
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Siberian
Shipyards Adopt Standard Wage Scale Across Coasts
Washington April 6 officials imposed a standard wage scale for all Atlantic and Gulf coast shipyards to curb shifting labor between yards. The move accompanies broader wartime economy measures including a noted 80 cent cut in producing material instruments for two months and curtailment of luxury industries.
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Washington
Atlantic
Gulf
Ibe
Forty-seven Homy Aliens Listed by U.S. Marshal Office
The United States marshal's office lists forty-seven employes of a factory as homy aliens. This indicates a legal status action affecting the workforce and involves immigration enforcement procedures.
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United States Marshal's Office
Wheat Use Reduced Again by 5 Percent in U S
United Press reports the food administration ordered a further five percent cut in wheat consumption in bakeries nationwide after an initial eighteen percent reduction. The policy aims to curb supply shortages and stabilize prices.
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United Press
Washington
Place Cates
Blaze Destroys Army Supplies in Chicago Fire
A mysterious blaze in Chicago destroyed ten cars of army supplies and damaged additional material. The fire's origin and full extent were not disclosed. United Press reported the incident from Chicago on April 6.
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Blaze
United Press
Chicago
Reward Offered for U S Spies
April 6. Admiral Bachmann governor of Kiel offers 20 000 mark reward for capture of agents accused of being sent into Germany by America and England to stir up strikes.
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United Press
France
Admiral Bachmann
Kiel
Germany
America
England
Martial law possible in Collinsville as mob threat looms
April 6 report notes potential martial law in Collinsville HL at first sign of mob action. Attorney General Brundage cites Collinsville justices of the peace refusing warrants for mob leaders. Governor Lowden ready to deploy troops on 4 moment's notice with Trautman and Ry man in Collinsville to report findings.
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United Press
Collinsville
Robert’ Prager
Brundage
Justices of the Peace
Lowden
W. E. Trautman
Claude
Ryman
Collinaville
Trautman
Venire in W W S trial dismissed plot bared
Federal Judge Landis discharged the venire for the case of 1121 W W S after jurors testified they were approached by agents over views on Eulerham and the I W W. Subpoenas were issued for three men alleged to have influenced the venire.
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Venire
W.W.S
Associated Prena
Chioa
Landin
Ailaham
Industrial Workers of the World
Landis
Veniremen
Sal Ek
Coun Nak Sap
Ieee
Allies Promise to Save Amiens Amid War Crisis
Fragmentary text describes beliefs about Amiens and Paris in a wartime context. Names, places, and clear events are unclear due to damaged OCR. The item hints at Allied efforts and strategic importance but lacks coherent details to confirm actions or dates.
Creel and Pilot Escape Crash at Pimlico
Geo Creel of the committee on public information and Lieut A M Bounds survived a bad landing of their aircraft at Pimlico race track in Baltimore. The plane was demolished but both men stayed in their seats and were only shaken. Bounds the pilot tried to avoid the midair jump and lost control. Creel bore a message from Secretary McAdoo to be read at the Liberty loom meeting.
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Corfie
America
Germany
United Press
Baltimore
Geo. Creel
Committee On Public Information
A. M. Bounds
Washington
Pimlico
Creel
Bounds
McAdoo
Weather Forecast for April Eight to Eighteen
Forecast covers PS or Rocky emstate Plateau Regions. Cool start to week with light local rains expected around Thursday. Warmer conditions then near the Highlands and Plateau Regions with cool nights and mild later days.
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Rocky Emstate
Plateau
Wee Houthorny Mountain
Batr
Ex-Sleuths Sentenced Five to Seven Years in State Penitentiary
In Crichton Colorado on April 6 former Denver city detective UH Mulligan and Sterling fruit merchant Kip Cullen were sentenced by Judge Clase in district court to five to seven years for their role in the Model Roadhouse scandal. A new trial motion was denied after the court rejected the appeal.
Huns Drive Upon Amiens Intensified Fronts in Somme Battle
German forces pressed near Amiens and along the Somme and Ancre as big assaults spread from Albert toward Corbie. French troops repelled most heavy attacks, with withdrawals only on the Osse left flank after prepared positions held.
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Associated Press
Amiens
Verdun
Blcws
Somme
Albert-Amiens
Corbie
Wiles
Vair
Ancre
Albert
Associated
Preau
Paria
Olge
Prencch
Osse
War Office
Ten U Boats Sunk by Flyers Reported
Loneon April 6 Associated Press cites admiralty reports describing ten German U boats sunk recently by naval air power. Eight were downed by seaplanes and two by dirigibles as part of Allied anti submarine operations. Capt Montague Trowee and 25 crew members of the oil tanker Atlanticus arrive in an American port after torpedo attack and ship’s explosive blast.
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Associated Press
Loneon
Germany
Associated
Admiralty
Montague Trowee
Atlanticus
President Wilwan Pushes $600 Million Government Corp
Washington April 6 President Wilwan urged a bill creating a government corporation with capital of 600 million dollars and power to issue up to 2.009 billion dollars in bonds to aid essential war industries.
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Welaon Adqns
WNL
Washington
Wilwan
Government Corporation
Work or Fight U S Draft Rules Face Industrial Slackers
Washington reports draft regulations under consideration to compel work or fight for those in deferred industrial classes. Provost Marshal General and labor leaders clash over impacts on strikes while the government aims to mobilize about 800000 men within the year.
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U.S
Washington
Wilson
Wmarshal
Iobor
Provoul
Manehal
Wien
Tly
Food Exhausted, Ship Stormbound
A damaged ship report describes a gale that exhausted the Costa Rica and left the vessel stormbound. Details from the crew are unclear due to OCR errors, but the voyage appears halted by rough seas and fatigue among the crew and cargo.
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East
Apactpil
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