Senate Refuses To Limit Debate In Cloture Vote
The Senate rejected a clouture rule proposed by Senator Underwood 41 to 44 after information indicated the President had not urged adoption. Supporters claimed the rule would curb long speeches while opponents warned of partisan misuse and linked debates to prohibition and legislative timing.
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Ernate
Nederwood
Aluiuermi
Millen Linn
Lordus
Pdemocrate
Munsuell
Stobigon
Saulsbury
Shafreith
Shephard
Shields
Smith
Arizona
Sid
Georgia
Maryland
Swannon
Thomas
Thomipson
Underwood
Vardaman
Wilfley
Cummins
New~ven
Leapont McNare Velson
W Norris
Hamberkiln
Gerry
Guion
Kenurlek
Wing
Dee Kellar
Phelan
Reed
Sime
Muila
South Carolina
Tillyman
Kellugy
Kuo
Lodge
Me Suusber
Melean
New Tage Voln
Mester
Braman
Sraath
Mickizans
Sterling
sSutherland
Cow Gend
Wataan
Werks
Senate
Yamalawus
Tor Cumming
Nenate
Arnwis
Fall
New Maesticora Publican
Wight
Henator Underwood
Wilann
Underwonrd
Red Cross Spirit Lumines Meeting Recalled in Fort Wayne
An American Red Cross gathering in Fort Wayne drew nurses from area hospitals, with Miss Irma Byron remembered for her service at Camp MacArthur. Mrs Elth Nickell Bidive led a song, while Dr. Micke Porter announced plans to establish a nurse training school as part of the war effort.
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Menaerea
Irma Byron
Camp Macarthur
Texas
Keeney
Nickell Bidiive
Kalbhe
Pian
B. Paul Mossman
Fort Wayne
American Red Cross
Rande
Nuraes
Washington
Ted Cross
America
Miss Lauman
Lutheran Hospital
United States Army
Nurqgx
Liefield de
Porter
Micke B. Porter
War Altar and Nursing Duty Stir City
The text portrays a wartime rally urging Americans to support the war effort through nursing and home front work. It cites heroic ideals, calls for trained nurses, and highlights leadership by Dr. Schuessler who extols 100 percent Americanism and faithful service to country. It stresses moral duty, sacrifice, and unity across society to win victory.
Postal Waives Discharge Right in Company Row
The article reports a dispute over discharge rights involving Postal and a company, with an employee cited for wearing union buttons. Company officials and union officers in New York are said to have influenced retirement of the conflict, while a local manager acted on instructions from New York to waive the discharge right.
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Ree
New York
German Offensive Movements On The Wane Continues
German offensives on the wane as Allied counteractions continue on multiple fronts. French forces boast captures and prisoners with notable advances at Maerdonty, including gained sea depth and village takings. Berlin reports a danger zone off the American coast from Mexico to Canada affecting maritime traffic.
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Maerdonty
Tar- Vite
Emanithn
Berlin
Aviuliin de Te Qeelure
Mexico
Fox May Be Candidate For Indiana Superintendent
Angoloa Ind June 13 Prof Willa A Fox of this city is urged to run for superintendent of public instruction. A Tri State college educator for nine years he is now dean of the school of education. Fox, a Michigan Agr college graduate, formerly Noble county superintendent, and a Columbia Univ alumnus, has wide backing from republicans in the Twelfth district and former students statewide.
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Ind
Willa A. Fox
Fox
Tri-State College
School of Education
Ucket
Michigan Agriculture College
Noble County
Columbia University
Angolt
Strane
Democratic Party
Indiana
Vox
Realignment of French lines near Compiegne eases pressure
Washington reports the realignment of French arms protecting Compiegne from northeast east and southeast relieved officers from frantic attention. German advances in the Oise valley north and northwest of Compiegne were halted as the great bulge in the lines was reduced and the front flattened to separate battle theaters.
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Washington
Chateau Thierry
Aire
Mont Tidler-Nuyon
Ines
Modern Chamber of Commerce Here Continued
A fragmentary list shows a group of men named as members or leaders. The text names B Rechtel as chairman and includes Ron Adkerman and others like Racrett, Percy T. Relt, Howard Bennineto, and W I Moren, indicating a committee or board lineup.
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Ae A Ceetora Ja
B. Rechtel
Ron Adkerman
MM. Racrett
Percy T. Relt
Howard Bennineto
W. I. Mroen
List of names in historical notice appears in OCR text
A long line of printed names is presented in this OCR fragment, including Henry Berghot, Louis Bowser, Wm. Catshall, Gov. A. Dehm, Robt. DeWala, J. C. Fillingham, Howt. Weustel, Samuel Duvher, C. i Jiteh, Samuel Foster, Theo. Frank, Wm. Griffin, N. Hosten, G. Toffman, Albert A1. Ketan, Otto Sehr, Pred Thieme, Samuel Wolt, and others. The garbled typography suggests a roster or committee list from a historical document or notice.
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Menry Berghot
PF. Bicknell
Hand
S .F. Bowser
Louis Bowser
Louis Curdes
Catshall
Gov. A. Dehm
Robt. DeWala
J. C. Fllingham
Howt. Weustel
Samuel Duvher
C.i Jiteh
Samuel Foster
Theo. Frank
Wm. M. Griffin
Jurge
N. Hosten
HG. Toffman
Samuel Wolt
GF. Woren
Varnedig
President Wilton backs woman suffrage in war era
June 18 President Wilton again supports federal woman suffrage amending the constitution. He urges the senate to pass the amendment to the states and lauds women's wartime service. Delegations including Carrie Chapman Catt and Anna Howard Shaw met at the White House and presented the French memorandum urging suffrage.
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House
Carrin Chapman Catt
the Nations
Anna Howard Shaw
White Houses
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Uion
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America
Senate of the
United States
General Pershing Reports Complete General Staff Roster
A truncated roster lists field artillery engineers ammunition train ambulance and other units under General Pershing. Names include Major J S Pere Kind Lieutenants Thaman Sanders Holt and more, with sergeants corporals and privates across multiple divisions and support corps. The document preserves unit designations and key personnel in a formal listing.
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J. A. Delmore
A. D. Gustatuon
Howard Morse
J. MacDonald
Hod
Murrell
Mo. Kynn
H.W. Johnston
Perth
Vincent Polite
Dominic Priosky
RB. Madders
WM. Proctor
T. Jerry
T. Jerry, 1.12, Bermor, Br, Chosk, Charlea Claphiam
Robert Casale
F. Uroxnlhan
Artillery
W. J. Iorreall
JC. Davie
Honville Wheat
J. H. Broadhood
B. L. Veundray
F. T. Gordon
HG. Helin
W. C. Boa
Amrmuunition
L. JH. Pmery
Bimnal Corpa
Robert Mundas
Mt. Tate
BE. Cray
Lanting
Wagoner
J. D. Murphy
J. A. Mulhern
J. L. Sheridan
W. Winer
G. C. Northrnpe
J. &. Holeheimer
Landry
Wagonam
RH. Drury
Whbur J. Hannon
Creel clears up editors' articles amid hearings
Washington June 11 George Creel chairman of the committee on public information repudiated editorial articles written by Bro at Denver Raven that critics called socialistic He said the pieces were written in heat of a campaign and do not reflect his views Sub-committee members expressed satisfaction and a budget of about 2 008 million for next year was discussed An inquiry into an alleged abuse by a Mexico City representative regarding President Wilson's address was promised if proven the official would be dismissed
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Bro
Denver
Congress
George Creel
Murinys
Oroel
Campalen
Cree
Committee On Public Informaion
Creel
Mexico City
Wilson
Mscan
Bss
United States
Relegan
Vin
Wilson approves Maryland plan on compulsory work law
President Wilson backs a nation wide move to apply the Maryland compulsory work law to all men 18 to draft age as a supplement to Crowder’s work or fight regulations. He praises Maryland safeguards for workers and urges other states to adopt a similar model to strengthen wartime mobilization.
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Washington
Wilson
Crowder
Harrington
Maryland
Ball
Merrington
Mary
Inw
Council of National Defence
War
National
War Industries Board
Ian
Maken
Maryland House of Correction
Tn Br
Farma
Camp Meade
Army
New York
New Tersey
Delaware
Smith Dakota
Six room Wildwood home on Bhawnee Drive for sale
Property listing for a six room Wildwood residence on Bhawnee Drive with two floors finished den featuring a fireplace, concrete basement, and 60 foot lot. Priced at $4,500 with July fourth week delivery and exceptional value for the Fourth Ward building area.
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