Eight American Girls Thrill London Audiences During Air Raid
At a West End theater during an air raid the eight American girls from Anadarko and nearby towns kept performance going. they sang ragtime then patriotic tunes as bombs fell. Miss Cronk kept a shrapnel piece, joking it rivaled the Fourth of July. The troupe drew cheers from spectators and local anecdotes praised their coolness.
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London
Cora Ylood Carson
Grayela Acton
Ida Mundell
Anadarko
Okla
Lela Myers
Kanseas City
Kane
Olive
Ethel Hiatt
Newcastle
Indiana
Gladys Cronk
Norwalk
Wia
Eomen
Miss Cronk
Wis
England
Cora Youngblood Carson
Sailor Boys
Burns Seeks Big Red Cross Drive Fund at Local Ball
On May 14 Coruse youths host a fair exhibition ball with all door receipts and advance ticket sales donated to the Burns Branch of the Cheyenne chapter Red Cross. Henderson Orchestra will provide music to attract attendees and boost the drive starting May 20.
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Red Cross
Corus
Burns
Falr
Cheyenne
Reidroes
Henderson
Foley Kidney Pills Claim Strong Relief from Pain
A letter from a satisfied user reports strong relief from backache rheumatic pains sore muscles and fatigue due to kidney and bladder trouble after taking Foley Kidney Pills. The writer asserts continued use will improve overall health and mentions Mr Chas Gray of Detroit as a local contact.
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Foley
Phe
Alden
Chas Gray
Hetvolt
Mick
Russian general Rennenkamp murdered by Bolsheviki
Vienna dispatch reports Russian commander in the ongoing Japan and present wars, General Rennenkamp, has been killed by Bolsheviki at Troulbora Rus vila. The Lokal Anzeiger Berlin correspondent cites the Vienna press as the source.
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Russ Gna
Mordrird Vopenhagen
Troulbora
Rusvila
Vienna
Lokal Auseiger
Berlin
Battle-Scarred Anzacs Return to Duty in New York
In New York on May 14, Anzac troops arrive, marching toward the Metropolis after a trek from Australia and New Zealand. Veterans share tales of Gallipoli and the Western Front, noting wounds earned in battles from Lone Pine to the Somme and their decision to reenlist despite injuries. Col. W. K. Fethers leads the contingent, with officers McCollum Le Souef and Douglass among those noted.
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New York
Reisenweber’s
Arma
Battery Park
Columbus Circle
New Zealand
Great
Sahara
United States of America
France
Manhattan
South Seas
Australia
Corporal Smith
Gallipoli
Cape Helles
Lone Pine
Bilmey
Wilson
Lyke
Fleet Street
Mike Gurkas
Sydney
George Bell
Bill
Sapper Bill
W. K. Fethers
Posleraa
Col
Feghers
F. McCollum
le Souef
A. M. Douglass
Western Front
Douglass
Somme
Arras
Delville and
High Woods
Senator Indicted Over False Draft Exemption Claim
James M. Baird of Otero county and his son Walter M. Baird were indicted by a federal grand jury on conspiring to obtain a deferred classification for Walter in the draft by claiming he was foreman of a cattle ranch. Trial is set for May 22.
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Associated Press
Santa FE
N. M
James M. Baird
Otero County
Walter M. Baird
Baird
E. W. Rose Co. Liquid Product Note from Cleveland
A brief catalog item mentions liquid product use as an effective option from The E. W. Rose Co. of Cleveland Ohio. The fragment emphasizes practicality and suggests prior experience with the item.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Non Partisan League head given year for disloyalty
Joseph Gilbert, head of the National Non-Partisan League, was sentenced to one year in prison and a $500 fine for disloyal utterance after a Kenyon speech last August. The organization claims 200000 former members across twenty states.
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United Press
Red Wing
Minn
Joseph Gilbert
National Non-Partisan League
Gilbert
Kenyon
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