Gifts From Heaven Move Italians Enthusiastically
A priest at Castello di Gorega hails American aid via Red Cross as gifts of money food and clothing reach refugee centers along the Piave. Posters proclaim U S support while refugees in Treviso Venetia and Padua suffer crowded squalor with families sleeping in small rooms and ruin lofts.
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Janet
Merion
Red Cross Nconts
Piave
Teutonic
America
Castello-di-Go-rega
Red Cross
United States
Italy
Walla
Treviso Venetia
Padua
Rical
Victor
Riesi
Vidtor
von Beulow
Lagoon to Mole and Medical Car Melboung
June 1 report from Melboung details an Aus based incident involving Lagoon and a medical car. Officials and local agencies coordinate response and transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mole
Melboung
Parliament proposes ban on saloon sales to soldiers in care
A parliamentary committee after exhaustive inquiries recommends a bill prohibiting saloon keepers from supplying intoxicating drinks to any returned soldier under medical care. The offense would carry a drastic penalty intended as a strong deterrent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tralian Parliamentary Committee
Iowans Criticize French Farms and Machinery
A wartime diary style report shows Iowa soldiers debating French agriculture, noting outdated equipment, cramped farms, and heavy taxation on doors and windows. They contrast French labor with American farming, toast mail experiences, and recall hometown hangouts and high-spirited officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Byr
France
America
Iowa
Ottumwa
New York Clothing Board Protests Fashion Displays
The Goer men board for clothing wuppney in New York reports numerous complaints about fashion displays. The Association of Textile Retailers calls demonstrations undesirable amid the spread of attritable woven fabrics and concerns over safety and disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Goermen Board For Clothing Wuppney
Ay Germany
Association of Teatile Retaliere
Atratablig” al Woven Fabri
Fear British Would Continue Naval War Despite Land Peace
An analysis argues that British naval power would persist even if land peace broke out, with France and Germany shifting aims. It notes Germany’s cautious offensives near the Marne and Amiens, and the expected shift of reserves as Foch coordinates defense before any major grand coup.
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Tlin
United States
Great Britain
Towar Pari
Marne
Amiens
Foch
Hindenburg
Parlace
Arras
Germany
Aindenburg
Italian war engineers hollowing mountains for water power
A military observer reports Italian front work in the Alps with water pipes snaking through caverns and mountain halls. He notes water powered war plants, No Man’s Land patrols in waterborne craft, and Italy’s growing munitions and manpower, aided by Britain for grain and coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iBy
Lonion
Italy
Britain
Slumming Tour Delights American Labor Delegation in London
A London slumming tour provided a delightful diversion for the American labor delegation after their arrival. They visited districts including Chinatown and nearby salvation salvation areas, experiencing the city’s poorer neighborhoods firsthand as part of their inaugural London program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
First Pacific Northwest Eclipse May Darken Western Coast
Seattle dispatch reports the total solar eclipse will first darken the western coast of the United States with Gray's Harbor towns South Bend and Montesano in the path of totality. Observations from Goldendale and Baker, Washington, with forecasts of cloud risk, indicate Chelalis and nearby inland towns may see the event under uncertain skies. The eclipse, the century's only Pacific Northwest view, begins at sunrise near Borodino Japan and moves at about 2000 miles per hour across the Pacific.
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Seattle
Wash
Washington
United States
Weather Bureau
South Bend
Montesano
Gray's Harbor
Chehalis
Goldendale
Hood River
Ore
Heppner
Baker
Poettello
Idaho
Washington Coast
Washington, D. C
Sigit
United States Naval Observatory
Pacific Coast
Niversity of
Puget Sound
Chehalia
Cascade
G. N. Saulsbury
The
Jones
Chehalin
Grays Harter Pointe
Pacific Northwest
Mumrixe
Borodino
Japan
Pacific
North
Shigemitsu Named Japanese Representative for Northwest
Governor Houx was notified of the appointment of M. Shigemitsu as consular for Japan at Portland Oregon. His jurisdiction includes Wyoming and other western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Houx
M. Shigemitsu
Portland
Oregon
Shigemitsu
Wyoming
Commissioner appoints water official in Owl Croak district
Governor appoints Charles W. Lawry of Middletown as water commissioner for district 5 division 6 in the Owl Croak section of the Big Morebaath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oux Tas
Charles W. Lawry
Middleto
Ramsey Taliaferro Wins Top Honors at Washington Tech School
Ramsey Taliaferro, son of Rock Springs attorney T. L. Taliaferro, earned the gold medal for highest general average at Hillsa School of Technology in Washington, D. C. He also won prizes for best mechanical technology and top examinations. Washington employers have sponsored his continued studies and official position. Ramsey, a Rock Springs High School graduate, hails from Sweetwater County, Wyoming.
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Taliaferro, Jr
Rock Springs
Wyo
Ramsey Taliaferro
Hillsa School of Technology
Washington, D. C
Taliaferro
Blinn
New Lord de Mauley Joins Active Clergy Peers
London June 6 The new Lord de Mauley inherits a vacant barony and becomes the second active clergyman among the British peers. He serves as vicar of a Wan tage parish, joining Lord Montmorres who is vicar of Swinton. The Earl of Mar and the Marquis of Normanton are qualified clergymen but hold no active posts.
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London
Lord de Mauley
Wantage
Lord Montmorres
Swinton
Earl of Mar
Marquis of
Normanton
Descendants of Brigham Young in Active U S Military Service
Salt Lake City Utah June 6 statistics from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints show 37 descendants of Brigham Young now serve in the United States military. They are spread across nearly every branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham Young
Salt Lake City
Utah
Salt Lake Valley
United States
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Sanits
Descendants of Brigham Young in U S military ranks
The text notes Brigham Young’s descendants serving in World War I era forces including brigadier generals and naval members. Brigadier General Richard W. Young, commanding the 145th field artillery at Camp Kearny, is described as a grandson of Brigham Young. Colonel Willard Young of the U S Engineering Corps is listed as another pioneer descendant.
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Richard W. Young
145Th Feld Artillery
Camp Kearny
Brigham Young
Willard Young
U. S, Engineering Corps
Pioneer
Henry Hay Visits Cheyenne From Steel Corp
Henry G. Hay, assistant treasurer of United States Steel, was in Cheyenne yesterday. Mr. May, former president of Stock Growers' Bank, is expected to visit the city again next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hay
Henry G. Hay
Tresanrer
United States Steel Corporation
Cheyenne
May
Stock Growers’ Bank
Drive a Nail Here Now Iron tonic claims to cure anemia
The ad promotes Iron-t ic a soluble iron tonic with native herbal extracts from Dr Pierce at the Surgical Institute Buffalo New York. It claims to enrich blood and nerves, boost vigor and energy, and offers a 60 cent vial and a trial package by sending 10 cents to the institute.
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Pierce
Surgical Institute
Buffalo
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Ftellet
New York City
Thon Army
Prill Halis
National Wheat Saver
PEERS
Howard
Navy
Perle
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Company
Capitol Avenue
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