Meaning of the War to America Ably Presented
A London era officer Captain Hutchinson relates vivid observations from the war front and the civilian home front. He describes Britain's mobilization women in labor and naval service, gas warfare, and the American contribution, urging unity to push to Berlin. He recalls a Cambrai assault, rescue by American Red Cross, and calls for the Kaiser’s trial.
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Clothes of all German dead to be confiscated
London report notes Germany’s clothing shortage as a proposed rule would require heirs or estate administrators of the deceased to hand over clothing. The measure, championed by lawyer Otto Felg, aims to ration scarce garments across the nation.
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Tustizrat Otto Felg
Hertia
Fragmented wartime notice on rationing and waste
A damaged clipping questions postwar food waste and garment reuse. It cites German deaths from Wattleflehr casualties and home famine, asks what becomes of the clothe remnants, and notes after July 15 hotels and eateries must stop serving meats on fabric table coverings, with cloths and napkins redirected for clothing use.
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Large number new ships to be launched
Washington June 23 Celebration of May will be marked by a record ship launch day with 89 vessels and 429 886 dead weight tons. Pacific coast yards will launch 37 ships totaling 254 086 dwt. Atlantic gulf coasts 98 launches totaling 172 186 dwt. Great Lakes 14 ships totaling 47 700 dwt. San Francisco yard to launch ships totaling 45 400 dwt.
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San Francisco
Fort Collins Car Line to Be Operated by Mome Company
Fort Collins reports that the Mome Company will run the local car line starting this month after official approval. City officials stated the arrangement will improve service, with schedules and routes to be announced.
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Fort Collins Car Line
Proposal to take over street car line in suburb
A proposed corporation plans to acquire and operate the Colorado & Southern street car line under lease for 50000 dollars. Abandonment of the line would depress suburban real estate values. The plan includes replacing heavy interurban cars with lighter ones.
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Colorado & Southern Rally Touch
Burlington Ditch Company Denied Restraining Petition
The Burlington Ditch Company had its restraining petition denied in court. The case involved an application to stop the Henrylyn irrigation district from taking water from the O’Brien River.
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Burlington Tigh Company
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Henrylyn Prvigation District
Hudson camal denied by Slather and judges on Saturday
Fragmentary report shows Hudson camal denied by Slather Judge RG Strong and Charles RF with Tew representing the defense in district court. Judge Sone sano scheduled to hold court at Walden in Fac Yon county. Frank J. Albett of the Bite ty ers college suffered a fall and dislocated shoulder but is reported comfortable today.
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