World War War Talks and Allied Plans Amid Turbulent Spring
Reports from Washington Amsterdam and Paris describe new draft plans and conscription measures while Allied leaders discuss continued military operations. General Pershing confirms American forces in France as German offensives and Bolshevik turmoil unfold in Europe, with diplomacy and armistice terms shaping the shifting war landscape.
Disgrace to Army Record of Atrocities Cited in Diary Extracts
Publication of German prisoner diaries with Brand Whitlock testimony describes mass shootings at Meuse valley towns, arson of villages including Gue Woxsus and Liege area, and looting by troops. Extracts claim brutal acts against villagers, women and children, with calls for inquiry into guilt and notes on destruction in Levit Maubert-Fontaine and Andenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brand Whitlock
Washington
Aig
Meuse
Gue Woxsus
Tie
Levit
Maubert-Fontaine
Rethel
Frone
Colwinn
Whitch
One Hundred Seventy-eighth Regiment
Twelfth Saxon Corps
Ty Ehief
Witness to Dinant Mass Executions Described in Detail
Report recounts harsh executions at Dinant and Louvain by German forces in August 1914. Victims include mayors, consuls, and numerous families. mothers watched executions, civilians forced to witness, and many children among the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fate
Ministe Whitlock
Dinant
Mr. Deform
Disant
Nummer
Argentine Republic
Victor Poncelet
Wassoige
Messrs
Gistave
Leon Nicisse
Jules Monin
Camille Pistte
Phillipart Pledfort
Miss Marsigny
Abin
Hirth
Louvain
Place de la Station
Tirlemont
Infante
Tamines
Bayunl
Mense
Namur
Rocher Bayars
Dinwat
Meister
Dos Kivages
Neffe
Plevet
Maurice Betems
Nelly Pollet
Gilda Genon
Gilda Marchot
Clara Stravay
Cassel
Prussia
Curious Condensations From A World Of Odd Facts
A mishmash of vintage clippings notes curious trivia from knit goods in Providence to rubber and zinc production, banking counts, and invented household devices. It mentions Mrs Pickup knitting 102 paltry pieces, New York hotel industry shifts, Russia’s population forecast, and a wave of assorted early 20th century curiosities including a cookery utensil cover, Gompers planning unionization, and novel home inventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Ann Pickup
Providence
R. I
Brazil
Pressent McGlynm
New York
Shire Hotel Association
New
Tussia
Sally
Cormany
Deyarteaerie
Cat
Euglidt
Ohio Aims to Move Hog Feed Stock From Yards
Ohio officials announce a plan under the federal food program to shift feeder and stocker hogs from Cincinnati yards to Ohio farmers for feeding. Hogs will be marketed at about 600 pounds, and a state veterinarian will oversee health safeguards including cholera serum treatment and disinfectant dipping before shipment. Farmers should write the state veterinary department for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
United States Food Administraion
Ohio
N. E. Shaw
State Department of Agriculture
Theodory 4
Cincinnati
State Veterinary Department
Congress
Senate
House
Ohio General Assembly
James M. Cox
Assembly
Washington
Maj. W
Pealer
Akron
Creve 1Land
Fort Morgan
Ala
Jackson Barracks
State Food Administration
Michigan-Ohio
Ohio Sugar Brokers
Michigan
Food Administration
Ohio Fuel Administration
Fulton
Supreme Court
Howard N. Snedeker
Bellaire
Belmont County
Snedeker
George W. Kellar
Kellar
Two Cafes Slain by Gunmen in Cleveland Bar
In Cleveland two masked gunmen entered John Telban's saloon and killed customer Frank Jub, 26, then shot Telban. Three gas company employees nearby were spared. no robbery occurred. Police and detectives arrived, with motives linked to prior holdups and Telban's police informant role. A related fire incident destroyed priceless art treasures in Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John Telban
Frank Jub
Telban
Jub
Hast Ohio Gas Co
Trlown
Edols
Frank Wilcox
Sowers
Page
Sager
Suietana
Seret
Prosser
Capt
May
Farr
Asistant
Thomas Mahoney
Telegan
H. 61St Street
Buckeye Happenings Briefly Jotted Down
Weather changed his views. A long rural New England tale unfolds of a stormy wedding day amid a vanished church steeple. Amos, delayed by weather, finally marries. villagers recall the hurricane wreck and a bride awaiting a groom. Several local items follow from Youngstown to Columbus with arrests, deaths, and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Amos
Hiza
Awell
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Woneet Eet
U.S
Teutonic War News
Jerhy Wuiler
Wither T
Jacob Joust
Amsterdens
Jona J. Pershing
Brance
France
Oak EM House
Parle
Camabral
Guemans
Kaledines
Kolalevikt
Petrograd
Russia
Don
Werkmoh
Ned Molen Delemibes
Midge
Kerensky
Rost
Boletie Wiki Forsee
Gopentagen Berlingske
Dutins
Mehert Morden
Wilfrid Laurier
Fowe Pente
Wrestion
Dew Modnes
Rayprgoney Fleet
Washingum
Iit
Charles A. Pies
Citengge
Shipping Board
Admiralty
London
Londen
Barrell
Artoirs
Saloniki
Athens
Sarral
Tx Sabia
Guillement
Ukranian
Wetsheriki Suerte
Ottoma
North Sea
Scotland
Norway
Eric Gedew Wan
Lonioo
Constantinople
Amsterdam
Planka
Messeniasa
Aula Minor
Russa
Brest
Berlin
Forte
Department of Agriculture
United Mine Workers of
Detroit
Mich
Newport News
Ie. O
Frank Pappelo
Canton
John Lieenburg
Naturaliza
T. Wool
Konens
Kansas City
Kan
War Department
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Manufaciusers
Kruea
Department of Health
Navy
Dante
Toms
Funston
Kansas
Gortns
Baker
Wash
George W. Goothale
Goneral Sharpe
Pew War
Neves
Department of Offiers
Gosthals
Puan Fis Canal
Tn Luerenen
Annapalis Rayal Academy
Duke of Washingwn
Eee
Chicago
Ives
Daniils
Waabington
Montgomery
Ee Geston B. Means
Concord
N. C
Maude A. King
Aattle
Union Pacific
Thit Road
Ouinha
Ned
George H. Earl, Jr
Efcover
George M. Molph
Suger
Clive
Amine J. Deters
Te Trenwury
Moeton
Snerensen
Tao
United States
W. 8
Corteny
Jobe TD
Rocketoltor
Forest 20
Neeniliney Wetain
Liege
Andenne
Yon Buelow
Samuel Gompers
Wilson
United Sines
War Texde Board
Fle Board
War Trade Board
Glasgow
Tim
Emerson
Gmstor
Onur Con
Har
State Secretary of Agriculture
Nuesevelt
Ohlo
Camp
Stwrman
Theodore Roosevelt
Mie Royeh
Badivikian
Col. Rees
Germany
la Follette
England
Uncle Sam
China
Satu Tt
Army
Col. Roosevelt
James R. Garfield
Fomer
Ol. Roosevelt
Weetern
Santa Claus
Camp Sheridan
Buckeye
Sheridan
Charles G. ‘Treat
Cols. Helmig and
Moore
Maj
Reed
Cuyahoga County
E. J. Bryne
Mary Tracy
Fannie N. Burns
Pope Gosser
Red Cross
Red Grove
Coydlegu
Chiristine
Red
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
Eighty-third National Army Division
Oaklo
Hollenden
National Preparedness League
Uet
Youngstown
Joseph G. Butler, Jr
Butler
Wick Avenue
Mahoning & Shenango Road
Stop 21
Lowellville
Mansfield
Ohio State Reformatory
State Clemency Board
Breit McClure
Reformatory
Albert Richardsep
W. Marks
A. H. Marks
B. F. Goodrich Co
Ernest Doerfling
Geneva—Family Theater
Fremont
Napoleon
Girard
Salem
Joseph McGary
Hanoverton
Here
Arthur Heessly
Edward Starkey
Edward R. Starkey
Rainbow Division
Sandusky
Harry Rastatter
Co. C
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Ciacinnati
Blaine Snouffer
Linworth
Franklin County
Snouffer
Augusta Sickles
Worthington
Dayton
Ohio State Grange
LE. J. Tabor
Barnesville
Ohio Grange
Attorney General
Toledo
J.orain
Lake Shore Electric Limited
Avon Beach & Southern
Beach Park
Geneva
Wallace Hodges
Thompson Filled
Amel
Prince
Canada
Nova Scotia
Dominion
Empire
American Chemical Society
Nora
Weill
Aida
Jagsers
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