Memorial Day Exercises with Wilson and Willis in Arlington
Large crowds attended national cemetery services as President Wilson arrived and spoke, praising unity and urging brighter days ahead. Gov. Willis of Ohio received applause for supporting the president and urging cool heads in foreign policy. Navy veterans joined the ceremony led by Bishop Earl Cranston.
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Newt Terretce Slingion
United States
Gov. Wallis
Jet
Earl Cranston
Washingt
United States Leader Optimistic on World Troubles
Kansas City dispatch quotes Speaker Champ Clark expressing hope for a peaceful settlement of transatlantic tensions without war, trusting the president to act rightly. Sioux City census notes project growth. population estimates rise to about 61,087 with 13,953 more people than 1910, and projections for 1920 reach around 1019. Reports on submarine salvage clarify causes of hull damage near Honolulu. Germany calls more men as Berlin press cites Vollmacht final reserve summons. Texas accident results in six dead and nineteen injured when a car toppled into an embankment near Dallas.
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Champ Clark
Kansas City
Mr. Clark
Sour City
Sioux City
Gray
Siouk City
Sions
Brings Lutifada Dead and Other War News
New York reports describe the death of Lutifada and the Tasnania fire, with three men and two women brought to New York on May 31 from Liverpool. Americans leaving Germany are noted as a surge of emigres seeking Switzerland, amid mixed reactions and tensions. Comments from the Port’s Benne correspondent mention student ties and anti American sentiment abroad.
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New York
Tasnania
Shamer Lapland
Liverpool
Germany
Lennon
Switzerland
Bern
Tex
Bert E. Gary
American Tron and Steel Institute
Turbulent World War News From Far and Wide
Dispatches report the Gulflight torpedoing by a German submarine and official notices confirm Austrian submarine losses to Italian torpedo boats. Italian gains in Carinthia, German submarine activity against British ships, and Gallipoli losses are noted along with naval and political upheavals across Europe.
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London
Majestic
Gallipoli Peninsula
Eee
Cadora
War Office
Rome
Beatty
Atlantic
Admiral Fletcher
Chesapeake Bay
Boston
New York
Worldwide unrest and cabinet reshuffles ripple in Europe
Reported upheavals span Mexico famine relief appeals in Washington, U S policy on submarine service leadership, a British cabinet shakeup with Churchill moving to the duchy of Lancaster, Lloyd-George named minister of munitions, and Kitchener kept as secretary of war. Other notes include a German Kaiser intention to command armies, Admiral Jackson named first sea lord, and monarchic events in Italy with royal infant baptisms amid war duration talk. Canada lifts embargo on grain exports to the United States as a Chilean steamer sinks after reef collision.
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London
Winston Spencer Churchill
Admiralty
Iowa News Roundup Sees Varied Local Claims and Events
A dense Iowa items page reports lawsuits involving Haderfroy & Ch and Jolson Bros over a $2257 damage claim tied to a Grant note, church fund drives in Lansing, and a Davenport head injury from a horse accident. It also notes fraud claims, school consolidations, electric lighting contracts, a murder indictment in Sexlosky case, auto club formations, courthouse bids, and farm fire and weather impacts across multiple towns.
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Ida Grove
Jolson Bros
Grant
Baxter Sros, &O
Kansas
Haxter
J. K. Conway
Tansing
Methodist Church
Lansing
Warning Side College
Sioux City
Corinthia Day
North Site
The Church and the Liquor Traffic
A personal abstinence witness argues Christians must resist alcohol for physical moral and spiritual reasons. The speaker links bodily health to moral strength, warns liquor harms neighbors, and urges civic action against sale. He cites Paul and questions state role in promoting intoxication, urging believers to vote against tavern tracts and support temperance.
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Hell
Kingdom of
Heaven
Apostle Paul
Jesus Christ
Western Canada mixed farming grows in popularity on farms
The article highlights a shift to mixed farming in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with testimonies from Alberta farmers. It notes successful transitions from grain only to diversified operations, cites yields of wheat sixty bushels per acre and oats sixty, and mentions large U.S. investment backing Canadian agriculture as proof of profitability and stability.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Albert
Sedgewick
Alberta
B. L
Frye & Sons, Packers
Seattle
Pacific
Western Canada
Alberts
Thomas McKay
Hardisty
Osage Cry
Kansas
Calgary
Bere
Gletchen
United States
Ti. S
Fragrant emol ments advertised with sample offer
Promotional copy touts fragrant super creamy emolients for skin scalp and hair. Claims cleansing purifying and beautifying effects with economical use. Free sample offered by postcard request to Cuticura Boston address.
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Cuticura
Boston
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