Three Man Board to Direct War Purchases in Washington
Three men with sweeping authority will oversee war faith economics and purchases. Herbert C. Hoover, Herward M. Baruch, and William Denman head a new centralized system with powers over food, purchases for allies, and shipping. The plan aims for one man accountable to the president and seeks aviation department creation in Congress as part of centralized war efficiency.
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Herbert C. Noover
Iis
Herward M. Baruch
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British Munitions Board
Buntish Army
War Department
William Denman
Shipping Board
Goethals
Emergency Fleet Corporation
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Lord Northcliffe
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Department of Aviation
Senate
Fire destroys Empsonian factory at Longmont
A mysterious blaze gutted the Empsonian manufacturing plant in Longmont Colorado around 1130 PM. Loss estimated at 100000 with recovery efforts underway to secure cans for the pea canning campaign starting July 1. Authorities investigate incendiary origin amid threats from former workers.
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Longmont
Colo
Empsonian
Empson Company
United States
Longmount
Greeley
Loveland
Robert Euler
Boulder County
Marshall J. R. Calloway
Officers Begin Intensive Work at Presidio Camp
In San Francisco June reports outline 000 men, after a month at the Presidio, entering a three month course to fit as United States Army officers for various branches. Training covers trench basics, bayonet use, battlefield drill, and specialized instruction aligned to infantry cavalry engineers coast artillery and field artillery with emphasis on readiness for modern warfare.
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Presidio Miliary
United States
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Belgium
France
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Thrilling air battle tallies Lafayette aviator in Paris
Paris dispatch reports Corporal Stephen Bigelow of Boston, in the Lafayette Escadrille, in a bold air engagement. While photographing German positions he confronted five German planes, engaged one foe as shrapnel raked his craft, and returned to French lines with his damaged machine.
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Stephen Bigelow
Boston
Lafayette Escadrille
Higelow
German Commander Held as White Slaver
Federal Judge Newman ordered Capt. Max Thierichens commander of the interned German cruiser Vring Ejitel Friedrich detained and returned to Philadelphia to face Mann Act charges for taking a girl from Ithaca New York to Philadelphia six months before the war declaration.
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Newman
Max Thierichens
Vring Ejitel Friedrich
Philadelphia
Ithaca
N. Y
Germany
Fragmented OCR Text Yields Little Readable News
A damaged OCR fragment provides sparse readable details leaving readers with unclear events and few named entities. The piece mentions no specific people places or organizations and offers limited context for a complete summary.
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