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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1921
Page
6
Report describes civilian flight from multiple cities as both sides reinforce positions in tense wartime advance. Evacuations rush as air raids intensify and shelters fill. Municipal leaders urge calm while coordinating aid and transportation.
Berlin reports quote sharp exchanges with a French commissioner over demands to withdraw forces and pay miners. Fighting along the Oder near Krappitz includes heavy artillery as German and Polish factions reinforce, while panic spreads in several towns. Berlin denies responsibility for disturbances and rejects forwarding funds for miners.
In Belfast unionists heed Sir James Craig's call to fly the Union Jack and nationalists brace for a muted vote in Falls Road and Sinn Fein districts. Voting starts 8 a.m. and runs up to 12 hours in most areas, with police and Army observers and Black and Tans assisting in maintaining order.
Hoboken New Jersey honored 5112 American World War I heroes aboard the transport Wheaton. Five memorial services were held on Pier 4, with the largest for New York and New Jersey men and the Thirty second division veterans from Illinois and Michigan. Maj. Gen. James Parker delivered the main address. Private Joseph W. Guyton of Ewart Michigan was said to be the first American soldier killed on German soil in 1918 in Alsace.
Forestry officials report fires in the Wales branch of the northeastern Minnesota forest reserve burned 500 million feet of timber across about 2,500 acres. Logging camps and sporting clubs were destroyed as the blaze swept through a 20 by seven mile strip of heavy woods near Duluth, Minnesota.
A Saharan schoolboy with a hieroglyph carved slate conveys the image. The Junior Red Cross of America funds a scholarship program to connect worthy children with European schooling and vocational college education.
Joseph Wardle, eighty seven, has gathered discarded flowers at the White House since Grant's administration. He carefully presses them and sells the pressed specimens.
Quotation discusses the practice of splitting infinitives with varied emphasis. The author argues split infinitives can improve clarity and force, while avoiding splits may leave prose strained. The passage cites personal hesitation and examples to illustrate stylistic choices.
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