Line of March for Parade Told Italians Happy Over Piave Victory
Announcement yesterday outlined a parade line by Dudley Manitoemime plant workers. All 860 employees will march from the plant to Swinney Park, plant to Parsce route via East Wall Broadway Gra Brackenridge Calhoun Main Mit Fyend Way Brady Washington Swiney Park. All hands urged to assemble by 11. The article also notes a bakery worker injury and various wartime updates.
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Parsce
Wall Street
Broadway
Gra Brackenridge Street
Lling Ridge Street
Calhoun
Ale Horn
Main
Wort
Mit
Fyendway
Brady
Washington
Swineney Park
Erijuy & Sewer Goods
Office humor and jokes at the firm’s private office
A quirky office scene centers on Bobbie and the private secretary Miss Primm as they swap jokes and tease the staff in the office force. Recurrent quips about jokes, a bird gift, and a door opening lead to playful banter and a request to hear more gags from Bobbie and the boss Mr Gnooks.
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Hoya
Frances
Jimmy Lloppase
Omco
Reb
Ming Primm
Ankken
Hobbie
Mrn 7
Mime
Tillie
Newark
Bertin
Misa Primm
Finooks
Bobbie
Bobbia
Robbis
First Game Law and Its Purpose in England
The article traces early game laws from William the Conqueror’s forest law to later statutes. It notes the laws protected wild animals and birds, punished poaching harshly, and favored royalty, with eyes plucked for certain offenses. It mentions Henry VII era reforms and the 1496 parliamentary act as the first English game law. It concludes by observing American game laws have tightened recently but arrived too late to save many species such as the buffalo from extinction.
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Wiliam the Conqueror
Henry M
England
America
Dogs of War Charge British Training Dogs
A historical photograph depicts British dogs in training advancing toward a line of soldiers in uniform. The caption suggests the dogs are trained for combat roles while emphasizing their perceived fearlessness.
Lloyd George on Allied Strength and Russian Situation
Premier Lloyd George defends troop estimates and German losses amid Allied optimism. He highlights American arrivals since March, notes German reserves exhausted, and cites Franco British advances. Asquith and other leaders stress aiding Russia and uniting Allied powers to pressure Germany.
Lake Seamen Vote Strike Amid Wage Demands
Sailors in Lake ports threaten a strike over pay as nearly 100 vessels are reported to be at risk. Union leaders from the Lake Couriers' association and the Lake Seamen's union push for higher wages while employers oppose. The vote, led by Thomas Hanlon, signals tense negotiations and potential labor disruption.
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Lake Curciors
Tye Thomay
Hanlon
Soametiicy
Cherinion
Hospitality to Soldiers and Sailors by Sophie Cearrett WB
A letter urging warm lodging and meals for soldiers and sailors on leave. It highlights private homes, YMCA, and city women’s groups forming a cooperative plan to house and feed servicemen, easing wartime strains and boosting morale. It calls for local organizations to register families willing to host and offers a practical, urgent wartime hospitality solution.
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Sophie ‘Cearrett
Germany's Offensive Program Faces Critical Test
An ongoing war article discusses Germany's broad offensive in France and threats to the Italian front. Analysts weigh whether German depictions of troop movements reflect genuine aims to secure Austria and pressure Allied lines, with Baker noting Italy's position and the need for American supplies to blunt the German push.
European War News Shows Austrian Defeat and Allied Shifts
Reports say Austrian forces are being crushed as Italy presses its victory, while German reinforcements are deemed urgent. Officials warn of Austria’s food crisis and the danger of heavy German action in the west unless relief arrives. General Foch may consolidate reserves, with American and Italian divisions freeing French units. Observers debate whether Germany will move more troops to France or Italy, while American troop deployment to France accelerates toward a million by July first.
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Washington
Viahan
Tastamenta
Casteliged
Plivyadevarand
Ttaling
Cattara
Jonragne
Austria
Varmantan
Sind
Phive
Sattler
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Montoto
Ruiniber
Guna
Tonnive
Amtrian
Uct
Sberia
Central Powers
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Turkey
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Miere
Torhe
Rursta
Asquith
Thia- San
Mr. Asquith
Mr. Baker
Germin Arsinns
Cernminy
Ibis von Hoth
War Department
Herod
France
Iraahlins Troopa Tealy Handlel
Franca
Koch
Baker
Oty
Vrosalng
Jerlin Stuckt
Foch
Rheims
Yochig
Ief
Italy
Great Britain
Prize for booth workers at Baltes hotel corner
The street booth solicitor who raises the most pledges each night earns a $100 extra credit. Yesterday Martha Thieme led the effort at the Baltes hotel corner, turning in over $800 in pledges.
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Strees Booth
Martha Thieme
Baltes Hotel
Women Teams Meeting Program At Elis Temple Today
The afternoon meeting of the women’s teams features a musical program at 4 o’clock in the Elis temple. Sing to Me King by Fomor and Hall Our Native Land are performed by Migg Aston Wolf and pianist Miss Pauline Woods. Similar programs planned for daily meetings. Wayne township women will register Wednesday with booths to be set up at all schoolhouses.
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King
Fomor
Migg Aston Wolf la
Pauline Woods
Wayne Township
Bachelor Girl Reflections in War Time Wit and Romance
A satirical column by Helen Rowland humorously examines marriage in wartime society. It discusses proposals, the idea of an ideal wife, and the clash between romance and practical duty, weaving in playful quips about love, loyalty, and the home front.
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Helen Rowland
Consright
France
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