Eight American Girls in London Fire Raid Show
The eight American performers from Anadarko Oklahoma to Newcastle Indiana Norwalk Wis Hamilton Neb staged a West End theater escape during an air raid. They kept playing ragtime then patriotic songs as explosions shook the room and audiences cheered their coolness. One girl Cronk recovered a piece of hot shrapnel, calling the moment as good as the Fourth of July.
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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 Kin to Lead Red Cross Fund Ball Night
On May 14 Corust residents in Burns and Vicinity prepare a ball at the Fair Exhibition. All door receipts and advance ticket proceeds go to the Burns Branch of the Cheyenne Chapter Red Cross. Henderson orchestra from Cheyenne provides music for the event.
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Red Cross
Corus
Burns
Falr
Cheyenne
Reidroes
Henderson
Foley Kidney Pills Praise From Patient Letter
An enthusiastic patient letter reports strong relief from backache rheumatic pains and tired feeling after using Foley Kidney Pills. The writer claims improved health with regular use and urges others with kidney and bladder troubles to try the remedy.
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Foley
Phe
Alden
Chas Gray
Hetvolt
Mick
Russian commander Rennenkamp slain in turmoil
Vienna dispatch reports Kreeian commander Rennenkamp, active in the present wars, murdered by Bolsheviki at Troulbora Rus vila. The Vienna corre spondent of the Lokal Auseiger in Berlin confirms the event.
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Russ Gna
Mordrird Vopenhagen
Troulbora
Rusvila
Vienna
Lokal Auseiger
Berlin
Back From War Stands Anzac Contingent In New York
New York May 14 Anzac soldiers march through Reisenweber's to seek American meals after a long voyage home. Band Master Sergeant Midstone jokes as they enter the cabaret, the men bearing wounds from Gallipoli to the Somme and vowing to return to the front. Sapper Bill, famed for multiple injuries and repeated reenlistments, leads a cadre of Anzacs who refuse conscription, praising courage and endurance across battles from Gallipoli to the Western Front.
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Reisenweber’s
Arma
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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 for conspiring to obtain a deferred draft classification for Walter by claiming he was a cattle ranch foreman. Trial date 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 Claim
A brief note from Cleveland Ohio references the E. W. Rose Company and a liquid substance claimed to have an effective use described as nine. The fragment notes uncertain context and potential application or testing.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Non-Partisan League head sentenced for disloyalty
Joseph Gilbert, head of the National Non-Partisan League, was sentenced in Red Wing Minnesota to one year in prison and a $500 fine for disloyal utterances. The case stems from a speech Gilbert gave in Kenyon last August.
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United Press
Red Wing
Minn
Joseph Gilbert
National Non-Partisan League
Gilbert
Kenyon
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