Army officer addresses Litt le Rock mass meeting amid vast war parade
Gen Wood urged rapid training of 120000 officers repeating that volunteers would be needed before Germany's defeat. He inspected the Little Rock training camp site and ordered 200 student officers to join a parade. Governors and officials discussed national concentration points and state guard commissions while a parade was planned after a Sunday recreation.
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Arkansas Registration Of Corporations And Capital Ventures
Arkansas registers several corporations including Corley Stove Co McGehee capital 10000 Kennedy Mining Co Yellville capital 85000 Semi Anthracite Mining Alix Franklin county 24000 Radiant Glass Co Fort Smith 10000 Ouachita Cotton Oil Camden 60000 Batesville Pipe and Gas Batesville 25000 Meek Candy Fort Smith 100000 and National Coal Mining to operate Banner Coal Hackett on receiver sale involving National Supply Co. at February sale.
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Yellville
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Alix
Franklin County
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Hope
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Fort Smith
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Tulsa
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Batesville
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National Supply Company
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Kinley Selected as Referee in Port Smith Spel Dispute
Deputy commissioner Jenny Kinley of Tabor was chosen to arbitrate the dispute between Port Smith Spel Company and its employees over the discharge of Oliver Webb, president of a newly formed union. McKinley's ruling found a misunderstanding rather than discrimination, and Kinley's aides agreed to accept the outcome as the case faded.
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Attorney seeks rehearing in assault case tied to strike
The attorney for R Crawford seeks a rehearing after a one year sentence for assault with intent to kill in a case involving a confrontation at Tauxife. The Supreme Court said he would appeal the decision as the shunning crew from the Bruxite strike last summer faces ongoing legal action with Cran ford among the cited strikers.
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Interference With Recruiting Sparks Protests
Fragmented OCR conveys scattered reports from Arkansas and nearby areas. It notes a campaign against interfering with recruitment, a surveyor’s completion and cost for a project, and local industrial activity including a cement plant, road work, ore shipments, strawberry exports, and sand quarrying.
Brazil Sides With Allies Amid War Tensions
Brazilian foreign minister Pecanha announced Brazil would not remain neutral as United States steel involvement and German attacks pressured a shift. Cooperation with the Allies appears likely to protect South American shipping and debts, while protests over foreign labor and border controls grow in Norway and away from unrest in Europe.
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Bnliereus
Peace and borders in a fractured European claim
Fragmented text references Amsterdam and Holland with mentions of peace, territory disputes, and potential conflicts involving fictional or garbled names. The piece alludes to political maneuvering, international actors, and contested regions, including implied actions by rival powers and warnings about territory. The readability is limited and names are unclear.
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Belgian Bishop Imprisoned for Whitsunday Sermon
A foreign wire reports Cardinal Mor Cer and other church figures are imprisoned in Germany after a Whitsunday preaching on Christian charity. The Belgian bishop tied to the case faces ten years in prison as authorities step up religious dissent crackdowns.
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Unsinkable cargo boat designed by Italian naval engineer
Rome Umberto Pugliere, naval engineer, unveils a new unsinkable cargo boat accepted by the Italian ministry of marine. The Revista Maritima notes a displacement of 10 100 tons and cargo capacity of 5 800 tons, featuring a double hull with coal and other material filling the space between hulls to deter mines and torpedoes. Washington senators adopt Reed resolution urging the Federal Trade Commission to investigate print paper manufacturers for monopolistic and unfair practices.
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Revista Maritima
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Federal Trade Commission
German Diplomats Return to Germany from South America
Six German diplomats and their families arrived aboard a steamer from South America and are en route back to Germany. The arrival underscores ongoing European diplomacy as their voyage concludes in the American port.
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Europe
South America
Germany
Car Shortage Exemption Debate Draws Senate Testimony
Federal Trade Commission cites ample freight cars but warns against mislabeling a car shortage as the problem. Officials urge immediate redistribution of cars to coal mines, steel mills, and other industries, while outlining exemptions for marriages, dependents, and essential workers under national service plans.
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Cleveland
Council of National Defense
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Neewuse
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Meeker
America
France’s new war budget totals rise for third quarter
Parin Prine iranen cites a third quarter expense need of 21,000,000 frame UL, more than the second quarter, with BRSTLVOU HOO appropriations at 819,766,400. Millie Lacroix, chief reporter for the appropriations committee, says over 20 percent of allocations are yet to be disbursed, and upwards of 6,000,090,000 of the total has been lent to France’s allies.
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Pershing Moves to New Paris Home in Rue de Varenne
Major General Pershing, the American commander, has shifted from his Paris hotel to a grand residence on Rue de Varenne near his headquarters. The former Prince Gortehakoff estate with a large garden was leased before the war by Ogden Mills of New York. Also report says American flyer James Hall of Boston, a Lafayette Escadrille member, was killed in an air battle against seven German aircraft.
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Boston
Trial of Miss Lusk Set in Waukesha Wisconsin
Grace Lusk confessed slayer of Mrs David Roberts faced a coroner's jury directive to stand trial for the killing. The trial was set for December as the long wait began for the defendant in Waukesha Wisconsin.
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German Prisoners Escape Renders War News From Russia
Reports from Vetrograd say more than 3 600 German prisoners and 100 officers among others fled through Finland into Russia after a month long escape. Cossack congress heard a speech by John R Mott of the American commission praising unity and promising aid to Russia as it backs vigorous war effort. An emphatic resolution supported continuing the war. In Missouri a Slayer trial ends with acquittal and a separate cruelty case carries a $25 fine. In Oregon a man fined $26 for torturing a neighbor's rooster by trimming its tongue to stop crowing.
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Paris to Sell Medals Featuring Washington Lafayette Profile
Paris plans a July 14 sale of official medals commemorating the national holiday. Each medal bears profiles of George Washington and Marquis de Lafayette on one side and the arms of the city of Paris on the other, reflecting civic pride and historic links.
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Washington
Lafayette
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War Tax Revision Bill 15 Completed in Senate Panel
Washington reports the Senate finance committee completed revision of the war tax bill, trimming to 1.652 billion and shifting most revenue to incomes and excess profits. Bonds were not authorized, with increased taxes on excess profits and stronger publisher taxes, plus postage rises. Inland details propose notable changes to single and married exemptions and surtaxes.
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Plan Military Highway to the Atlantic Coast
Washington officials announce steps to create a great military highway along the Atlantic coast the southern border and the Pacific coast Kansas City selected as 1918 meeting place by the International Association of Rotary Clubs C L Pi of Chicago re-elected national secretary Cotton burned in Augusta Ga about one thousand bales valued at 130000 stored in a warehouse with over 3500 bales destroyed London reports a German air raid on June 17 the heaviest toll on record 157 killed 434 injured Brig Gen Seeley wounded in France Roumania fined 280000000 francs by Germany Disasters in German munition plants at Paris Zurich correspondent says Balloon Corps short 600 men needed for enlistment in observation and dirigible balloon corps Captain Franklin R Kenny Army Recruiting Office offers quick service in France
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Aviators Wanted as Public Information Committee Announces Need
Washington report says the Committee on Public Information urges volunteers and qualified aviators for government service. The appeal stresses urgency and national defense needs, outlining roles and March deadlines for applications.
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Washington
Committee On Public Information
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