Farm demonstrators urge calm over farm labor shortage
South Jersey farm demonstrators receive government notice that no fear of help shortages exists this season and crops can be harvested, regardless of scale. The briefing follows widespread farmer worry about planting large acreages without sufficient labor.
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South Jersey
Capt
Israel G. Adams
Mays Landing
Bordentown
New Lafayette
Carney’s Point
Mount Holly
Collingswood
Grammar School No. 7
Red Cross
Salem County
Mannington Township
Mantua
Thomas West
Woodbury
Mullica Hill
Ennna Middleton
Haddonfield
Loving Service
Board of Education
Edge
Brumbaugh
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Camden
Philadelphia
English Letter Club of America
T. Raymond Wilkins
Medford
Socal
Lumberton Township
Burlington County
Lumberton
Atlantic City
Gias and Fuel Company
STOO
Atlantic County
Pleasantville
Somers Point
Court of Errors
Michael Rombolo
Hudson County
Rombolo
Port Newark
Submarine Boat Corporation
Newark
Aho
Peter Metz
Arbor Vitae Lodge Farm
Succasunna
Edward W. Batchelor
Johna. Burgan
Henry M. Phillips
Public Utilities Commission
Hammonton
Exe
Tarbor City Gas Company
Ada McCarrieck
Branchville
McCarrick
C. Edward Murray
William J. Read
Walter Tengle
Standard Oil Company
German invasion of Russia ends with new Turkish regions
Military communiqué declares cease of operations in Great Russia after armistice. Reports detail German gains across Eastern Theater including Batoum Karaband and Kars in Transcaucasia with thousands of officers and men captured and vast munitions seized.
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Batoum
Karaband
Kars
Transcaucasia
Berlin
London
Russia
Great
Ceneral
Leopold of
Bavaria
Count Kirchbach
Livonia
Esthenia
Baltic Islands
Frozen Moon Sound
Reval
Donat
Narva
Kirchbach
Fichhorn
Dvinsk
Minsk
Pskov
Polotzk
Borissoff
Dobrulsk
von Linsingen
Luncinica
Roetsewiiz
Dnie
von Mackensen
Romania
Brest- Litovsk
Karahand
Erzeroum
Armenia
Roosevelt Plans Quiet Two Months After Vigorous Calls
World summary notes Colonel Roosevelt receiving visitors with energy before announcing a two month quiet period per medical advice. Reports from London and Washington cover labor leader Henderson on Germany, fuel workless day order changes, a 250000 prize for farmers, a Trinity wireless raid, aviation funding requests, and a president restricting private flying.
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New York
Roosevelt
London
Arthur Henderson
Washington
Garfield
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
Senate
Germany
Trinity Building
War Department
Army
Navy
Women voters swing New York Democrats to four seats
In a New York special election women cast the majority of ballots, aiding Democrats Griffin Furlong Donovan Cleary and Delaney. The overall House tally remained 2090 Republicans to 211 Democrats, with women described as business voters and mothers pushing key urban districts Democratic.
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New York City
New York
New York State
Griffin
Furlong
Donovan
Bollem
Brooklyn
Cleary
Morehouse
John S. Delaney
John S. Gaynor
Piardes
Washington
House
Orleans County
Upstate
Mide Albion
Vermont
Burlington
St. Albans
Beating the U Boats Sinking Submarines Fast
Britain and America are sinking German submarines as fast as built. Sir Eric Geddes told the House of Commons that Germany greatly exaggerates her successes. In one month up to seventy percent of subs may be lost. chances of a returning submarine from the Channel or North Sea are one in four or five.
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Gloucester County
George E. Starn
Camden County
Pleasantville Red Cross
S. S
Grenloch
Ewan
Red Cross
South Jersey
Mantua
Plains
TLC
Wheaton Glass Company
Millville
Frank Ketterer
Eggert
Bower
Public Service Railway Company
Cambden
William Graham
New Jersey
H. X. Morse
Department of Public Instruction
Trenton
Alfred Gaskill
Europe
Sisters of Charity of
St Elizabeth
Supreme Court
Sure ‘Tax Board
Chatham
John T. Young
North Fullerton Avenue
Montclair
Court of Errors
Youngs
Paul EF. Truesdell
Park Presbyterian Church
Newark
Belleville Avenue
Kearny Street
Tr. W. J. Tappan
John MccClue
Harrison Board of Health
Health Board
Itoselle
Ferdinand W. Veghte
FE. A. Albright
Ira, Benedict
Harry N. Clinson
William 2. Stevenson
Henry Burt
Anderson
Gloucester
Pennsylvania
Alloways Creek
Salem County
Court Crier
Dixon
Pennsville
Grover Cleveland
Caldwell
Memorial Association
Joseph Laserrera
Morris Avenue
Giuseppe Russo
Bedford Street
America
Britain
London
Eric Geddes
Admiralty
House of Commons
Germany
Channel
North Sea
Wilson Opposes Japan Plan in Spain Siberia Debate
President Wilson sends a note to Japan protesting intervention in Iberia and warning of U S aims. Allies’ approval and potential Japanese actions loom as Tokyo weighs its response amid Siberia campaigns. Germany fears Japan move but portrays it as aimed at Russia and self aggrandizement.
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Washington
Wilson
Japan
Iberia
United States
London
Paris
Rtome
Tokyo
Siberia
Russia
Vladivostok
Tle
Siberian
Kaiser
Germany
Far East
Berlin
Germans bombard Toul amid 2000 shell barrage
The report says German artillery pounded American lines at Toul with 2000 shells and no attack followed. American patrols operated in No Man's Land all day and 12 Americans captured by the Germans were missing.
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Toul
No Man’s Land
American War Department
Petrograd
Chemin Des Dames
Siberia
Washington
D. R. Francis
Russia
Viadivostok
Protective bill shields soldiers housing and debts abroad
Congress approved a sweeping soldiers and sailors civil rights bill. It protects armed forces members and dependents from eviction for nonpayment of rent, mortgage foreclosures, tax sales, and home losses when their military service materially affects their ability to pay. It allows court appointed attorneys, delays lawsuits, caps rent, and shields life insurance and taxes. penalties include a $1000 fine for eviction attempts.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Soldiers and Sailors
Congress
Baruch Heads War Industries Board Reorganization
President Wilson appoints Bernard M. Baruch as chairman of the War Industries Board to fill the vacancy from Daniel Willard resignation. He also announces a board reorganization to coordinate war industry efforts more thoroughly.
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Washington
Bernard M. Baruch
War Industries Board
Daniel Willard
Mr. Baruch
Wilson
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Lovett
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Railroad Administration
Panaretoff
Stephen Panaretof
Florida
Baruch
WAR Industries
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