War News Digest Reports Wide Front Pack
Austrians entrench west of Lutsk. Russians advance in Volhynia and Galicia with 14,000 more prisoners. British seize towns in East Africa and claim gains on the Tigris. Verdun siege lingers. Trevino warns Pershing on troop movements. Italian, Greek, Japanese and Spanish developments as global fronts shift.
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Union News Service
Lutsk
East Africa
German East Africa
Czernowits
Petrograd
Buczacz
Tigris
Brusiloff
Dead Man's Hill
Verdun
San Antonio
Luis de la Rosa
Monterey
Volhynia
Gilicia
Bukowina
Santa Clara
Jacinto Trevino
J. J. Pershing
Trevino
Carranza
National Guard Mobilizes as Mexico Tensions Rise
Denver reports the Colorado National Guard mobilizing for service in the Mexican situation after War Department orders. About 2,000 officers and men will mobilize at Golden to prepare for possible duty, with transports assembled in Galveston and New Orleans for refugee use. Secretary Carranza and U S officials exchange warnings amid border fears.
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Congress
Wilson
Marshal
Indianapolis
Tumulty
Marshall
St. Louis
Vance McCormick
Democratic National Committee
Homer Cummings
Carter Glass
W. W. Marsh
Jows
Jobo
Martin
Sergeent Atarma
Long Tom Hughes
Boston Braves
Pittsburg
Boston
Braves
BE. T. Gibbs
Cawker City
Kan
Omaha
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Jess Willard
Fred Fulton
Pride
Minnesota
Gopher
Tom Jones
George Burke
Denver
R. H. Rohrer
Colorado Springs
Spalding
Cripple Creek
Colo
Burke
Robhrer
Union News Service
Colorado National Guard
War Department
Washington
Capitol Building
Adj
Harry P. Gamble
Golden
Colorado
United States
Mexico
America
Obregon
Carrangia
American Navy Department
el Paso
Laredo
Douglas
Carranza
Gen. Pershing
Galveston
New Orleans
Navy
Hancock
Vera Cruz
Santo Domingo
Navy Department
Panther
Key West
San Ignacio
Trevino
Mexico City
Arredondo
Dealg Nate
National Guard
Fall of Czernowitz Admitted
German forces under Gen Von Lineingen hold the Russians advancing toward Kovel from the southeast. Russians repulsed on both sides of the Btyr. about 3500 prisoners, one cannon and ten machine guns taken by Germans. Russians announce capture of Caerpowicz, capital of Bukowina, per Russian war office.
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London
von Lineingen
Kovel
Caerpowicz
Bukowina
Russian War Office
Rudder Repaired At Sea Aboard Hoglund Off Newfoundland
The steamship Hoglund 450 miles off Newfoundland bound from New York to Gothenburg broke its rudder control in a heavy storm. After two days of drift the carpenter was lowered into the sea and passed a chain through the rudder to secure it. Cables were run to the ends and secured to the mast and windlasses to bring the vessel under control.
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Newfoundland
Hoglund
New York
Gothenburg
Sweden
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Grabcoin Reception Sparks Suspicion At Jewelry Event
Ten detectives patrolled the Grabcoin reception where many costly jewels were worn. A suspect was briefly detained by an unfamiliar detective but released soon after.
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Grabcoin
Ham-Its Cause and Cure Free Book by Jesse A Case
A short promotional item advertises a book titled Ham-Its Cause and Cure described as wonderful and free. credited to Jesse A Case of Department C W Brookson Massachusetts Ady.
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Jesse A Case
Dept. C. W
Brookson
Mass
Reversing the Rules Reginald Vanderbilt condemns modern warfare
Reginald Vanderbilt denounces German warfare with liquid flames poison gases air and submarine murders. He notes the revolutionary methods recall old figures and cites a curious exchange between Cornelius Hook and his family about fashion and parental trouble.
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Reginald Vanderbilt
Cornelius Hook
Cornelius
Domestic Finesse and Cotton Talk in a Editor’s Page
A quirky miscellany shows Mrs Jiggers slipping cigars to her husband with a note in his pocket. The ad promotes Red Cross Hag Blue detergent for white clothes. A short exchange warns against cotton investments, noting it remains a baleful subject.
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Red Cross
Real estate plan with a risky liquidity caveat
A speaker vows to invest all funds in real estate to keep track of wealth but warns the plan risks being unable to access money when needed. The exchange frames real estate as a storing strategy with potential exit obstacles.
What If Romans Knew Baseball Umpire Uproar
A wry line imagines ancient Romans reacting to baseball with humor about killing umpires, highlighting a humorous clash of eras and sports culture.
Woman’s Health Improved by Pinkham Remedies Testimony
Mrs Anna from Burlington Wisconsin reports relief from pains in the side and back after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Tablets and Sanative Wash. The testimonial praises the remedy as uniquely suited to female complaints and urges others to try it.
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Wis
Lucia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Anna
Chestnut Street
Burlington, Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
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