Sinn Fein aims and German influence in Ireland
A 1920s-era commentary asserts Sinn Fein, led by figures like De Valera and A. W. Griffith, is a blend of party movement secret society and disloyal alliance with Germany. It warns of aims to win parliamentary constituencies, form an Irish government, and possibly crown a king, while claiming anti British propaganda inflames unrest. The article labels leaders as anti democratic and links the movement to disloyal Irish Americans and Kaiser aid. It critiques English policy and fear of conscription amid a coalition of Sinn Fein, priests, Nationalists, and Labor.
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Derlan
de Valera
Ireland
England
Sinn Fein
A. W. Griffith
Secret
Germany
Treasury
Women wartime aid group connects families to soldiers
The American Army Association under War Work Council supervision launches to ease mail and casualty communications for families like Mrs John Smith of Petaluma and Mrs William Jones. George W Perkins serves as treasurer as the YMC A aids casualty data, with plans to deliver gifts and reduce postage while Dr Arthur T Blackly debuts a knee writer for armless soldiers.
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Anverien
John Smith
Petaluma
Baltimore
American Army Association
War Work Council
M.C. A
George W. Perkina
America
Mia
William Jones
George
Arthur T. Blackly
Portland, Ore
Meat Packers Charged Over Rotten Meat Expose
Federal Trade Commission accuses Wilkon & Co and Morris & Co of selling meat unfit for human consumption to the U.S. army. The case suggests limited penalties for packers, while public outrage highlights callous profiteering and threats to national security. Government inspectors reportedly acted swiftly in rejecting rotten meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Trade Commission
Wilkon & Co
Morris & Co
Food Administration
America
Government Moves to Clean Meat Trade Amid War Struggles
The piece urges strict meat inspections and government takeover of the meat industry to end rotten meat sales that harmed soldiers in past wars. It recalls the embalm ed beef scandal and Captain Baer's arrest, arguing that truth and strong action protect troops and civilians alike.
Montdidier in World War I History and War Geography Bulletin
The National Geographic society describes Montdidier as a strategic site in World War I, noting its capture by German forces and the American French brigade’s efforts to render the city untenable. The town’s rich history dates to early medieval times, with landmarks including Saint Pierre, Saint Sepulcre churches, and the Palais de Justice, plus ties to Parmentier and early French governance.
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Montdidier
Cantigny
Ite Price
National Geographic Society
Washington
Didier
Dealderius
Hes Gombard
Charlemagne
Desiderius
Adrian I
Alps
France
Don
Somme
Paris
Amiens
Palais de Justice
Brussels
Parmentier
Crepy
Valois
Hold Them If You Can Liberty bonds surge after the war
Four Liberty bond issues remain outstanding including the best Liberty loan and the second and third issues. Conversions of Crest and earlier bonds into third issue bonds are likely to appear and may be sold near par, with potential gains after the war. Holders who sell early miss profits. those who wait expect gains as victory nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inmnes
Wounded Soldiers Well Cared For
A front line report traces medical care for an American Doughboy, Private Jones, wounded near New Man’s Land. Ambulance crews ignore rules to reach him, then doctors in dugouts tend him under fire, showing the scale of wartime medical efforts.
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Private Jones
P'rivate Jones
Liltl
Hospital Trains and Army Care Save Wounded Private Jones
Describes Private Jones being evacuated from No Man's Land to large evacuation hospitals near Toul. He travels by hospital train with modern amenities and a dedicated medical staff, then moves to base hospitals for further treatment. The piece praises American medical planning and the fighting spirit of doughboys.
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Nati Uncle Sam's
Jones
States
New Man's Land
Ana Emen
No Man's Land
Ight
Tf Hown
Toul
Jones Ia
Hospital Beauxe
France
Privaly Jones
Private Jones
Uncle Sam
Engine trouble burns Powell resident’s car
M. W. Watson faced a near fatal fire when his funeral car burst into flames on a return trip to Powell Wyoming. He escaped with minor injuries after leaping from the blazing vehicle as the car burned and the gasoline tank risked explosion. Insurance coverage will barely exceed the loss.
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Powell
Wyo
M. W. Wateon
Wateon
Denver
Mr. Watson
Watson
Rock Springs Visitor A W Maller Travels from Cheyenne
A. W. Maller, visiting Rock Springs, arrived in Cheyenne yesterday from Mockfertams, according to local town records.
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Rock Springs
A. W. Maller
Cheyenne Viskory Yeaterday
Mockfertams
Sheep Shearing Season Ends in Opal Wyoming
The Opal pens completed a 33 day shearing season with about 100000 sheep processed. The clip totaled around 1000000000 pounds and wool shipped immediately after shearing. Owners received advances of 40 to 50 cents per pound from consignees as the British war office bought vast cloth and flannel lengths.
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Opal, Wyo
British War Office
Cheyenne Filling Station Serves Auto Owners Daily
Notice invites drivers to a filling station opposite the post office offering gas oil water and quick courteous service with attendants from 6 am to 10 pm daily. Also mentions Morris Harness Shop at 420 West 16th across from Bon Ton Livery with reasonable prices.
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Cheyenne
Morris
Bon ‘Ton
List of Cheyenne visitors and callers from neighboring towns
Various individuals from towns including Phillips J Smilth Grand Island Granite Canon Wauneta Torrington Sybille Rock River Islay Sidney Cokeville Thermopolis Casper Bas ing Basin Scot ta bluff Rawlins Casper Bayard Keota Loveland and Fort Col tin a visited Cheyenne yesterday. Governor Hour returns from Kellmerer after Memorial Day address.
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Kellmerer
Local council debates loafers and park area access
A garbled report notes the Cheytone council considering an anti loafer ordinance after a shortage of loafers in the city. A special unit aligns to manage the park adjacent area and patrols through the park regularly.
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Cheytone Council
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Guthrie
Phillips
J. Smilth
Phil Ups
Grand Island
Herbert Brown
Granite Canon
E. M. Morfan
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Sybille
Perry Smith
B. Roberts
Rock
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Rock River
Islay
William Herold
Sidney
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Sidney, Neb
Cokeville
Angus McLean
Thermopolis
F. J. Sludner
Casper Barty
A. C C. Campbell
Alex Sternberg
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Casper
Hasin
W. J. Jones
Basin
Scottabluff
T. J. Patrick
Rawlins
Robert Turner
C. M. Edgett
Bayard
L. D. Ashby
Nebraska
Keota
Mrs
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Ara. R. Miller
Elty
Kort Collins
W. R. Drake
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Loveland
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Fort Coltina
Nock Springs
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Elty Yester
Cora Debbtree
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