Arrival of Turkish Wounded Described in Constantinople
Reports from Athens describe thousands of wounded arriving in Constantinople from the Dardanelles where the first Turkish army corps fights. Shortages of bread coal and petroleum are noted as American diplomacy presses Turkish authorities.
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Athens
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Henry Morgenthau
Enver Bey
Callipoli
Hoffman Philip
Vulcan
Tennessee
Dedengatch
Bierut
American Red Cross Society
Swiss Say Allies Exhausted In World War I Offensive
Zurich reports the Neue Zuercher Nachrichten expert argues the triple alliance has lost offensive power. The failing French, Russian, and Dardanelles campaigns erode allied strength, while Germany and Austria grow morally stronger and Britain remains economically resilient. The article cautions allied collapse not yet inevitable.
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Zurich
Triple Alliance
Neue Zuercher Nachrichten
Campagne
Meuse
Moses
Carpathians
Bosporus
Dardanelles
Nicholas
Galicia
Ermany
Russia
England
France
Germany
Austria
American goods not boycotted by German buyers
The German American Economic union refutes a London Daily Telegraph claim of a German boycott against American goods. The group says Germany has not sought to isolate American wares and that any market closure is England's fault, not a German campaign.
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Frankfort
German American Economic Union
Rankfort Gazette
London Daily Telegraph
Germany
Daily Telegraph
United States
America
England
Franciscan General Chapter opens in Rome with U S delegates
In Rome on May 26 the General Chapter of Friars Minor convened, gathering superiors and provincials from around the world. U S participants include Very Rev Benedict Schmidt of St Louis, Very Rev Eugene Buttermann of Cincinnati, and Very Rev Anselm Kennedy and Hugolinus Bifarini of New York.
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Rome
United States
Benedict Schmidt
St. Louis
Eugene Buttermann
Cincinnati
Anselm Kennedy
Hugolinus Bifarini
New York
Fights Tonight Highlight Gibbons Houck Kilbane Taylor
Mike Gibbons faces Leo Houck in a 10 round bout in New York City. Johnny Kilbane meets Sammy Taylor in a 10 round match in Montreal.
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Mike Gibbons
Leo Houck
New York City
Johnny Kilbane
Sammy Taylor
Montreal
Secretive moves clouding end of conflict
The text notes that discussions focus on the scope of a final defeat and that certain actors are increasingly active behind the scenes. It suggests fatigue with war and shifting alliances while claiming they seek settlements with supposed allies rather than settling accounts with enemies.
Koontz Adjudicated Voluntary Bankrupt
William H Koontz formerly of this city now of Agerstown Md is adjudicated a voluntary bankrupt by the District Court of Maryland His schedules show 355 85 in liabilities Urner G Carl attorney appointed his trustee in bankruptcy
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William H. Koontz
Agerstown
District Court of Maryland
Urner G. Carl
International Chiefs Of Police Meet In Cincinnati Parade Drill
The International Association of Chiefs of Police opens a four day convention in Cincinnati. They will observe Cincinnati's best parade in an inspection drill as Mrs Chief of Police attends in force. The program includes shopping tours and pleasure trips, and supporters urge Copelaw for president.
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International Police
Cincinnati
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Copelaw
Industrial era of U S and France at hand says Damour
In San Francisco May 25 special Maurice Damour predicts postwar France will modernize factories with new machinery and the United States will supply it. He says war losses will be replaced by machinery and trade between France and the U S will grow far beyond the current German market. He expects the war to end this fall and a surge in commercial intercourse.
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San Francisco
France
United States
Maurice Damour
Committee of Appropriations
French Chamber of Deputies
M. Damous
Germany
Houston Cats taxed as city fights rats and mice
Finance Commissioner Pastoriza said a new tax of $1 will be charged on cats in Houston following a court ruling that any valuable item must be taxed. He noted cats are valuable for catching rats and mice. The remark touches on the social role of cats and avoids mention of companionship.
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Houston
Pastoriza
Cereals conference seeks improved cereal foods at Berkeley
The Interstate Conference on Investigations of Cereals held at the University of California solicited expert opinions from across the country on better cereal foods.
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Berkeley
Cal
University of California
International Soil-Products Exposition and Dry-Farming Congress Set
Denver hosts the International Soil-Products Exposition and International Dry-Farming Congress from September 27 to October 5. The U.S. government will display extensive agricultural work, with several neutral nations planning representation. The Auditorium will be the congress headquarters, surrounded by temporary structures, with every western state represented.
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Denver
Colo
California
United States
Farming Congress
William Jennings Bryan
Auto engine backfire injures Myers in street incident
Huntington West Virginia May 26 A woman asked John H Myers to crank her automobile as he walked by He broke his arm when the engine backfired He had previously broken the same arm six months and nine months earlier by similar means.
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Huntington
W. Va
John H. Myers
Continental Mills Tailoring Moves to New North Liberty Site
The Continental Mills Tailoring Company now with McMullen Bros known for the $11.40 made to order three piece suits will relocate to 18 North Liberty street beside the Liberty Theatre on Saturday May 29. Until then the business operates from the McMullen store and will showcase a full line of latest materials for manufacture of their signature suits.
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Continental Mills Tailoring Co
McMullen Bros
North Liberty Street
Continental Mills Tailoring Company
Liberty Theatre
McMullen
Local Advert Says Bargain on Pap Products
An old advertisement notes a sale on paper grades at five cents and promotes golds at a low price. It directs buyers to 30 N Centre for the deal.
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Eylers
Centre
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