Man Killed by Marshals After Downtown Shootout
Central City May 44 Tod ert Dan twenty five was fatally shot by Marechal Jene Williams and Night Marecal C Romney Thursday at 6 on Hood street. Dan fired on Williams and Ramsey as crowds gathered for a holiday, dying after 260 yards Ils. The piece also mentions a stray monologue about war in Mexico and ends with a note advising Chamberlains Tablets for sour stomach.
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Jene Williarms
Merecal ¢ C. Romney
Hood Street
Young May
John Day
Dan
Hfe
Williams
Ramey
Main Street
Ramsey
Fairbanks Weakens at Home in Indianapolis May 22
Charles W. Fairbanks former vice president weakened further in his Indianapolis home doctors report today. He spent a more restful night than the previous one, but his condition continues to cause anxiety among physicians led by Dr. J A MacDonald as chief.
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Indianapolis
Charles W. Fairbanks
J. A. MacDonald
German jailed for unpatriotic remarks in Sedalia
In Sedalia Missouri on May 25 Fred Keser, a German immigrant, absconded with anti war sentiment. He was sent to county jail for six months after admitting the remarks and was described as married with a family.
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Sedalia
Sam
Fred Keser
Fred
Teachers Examined for Colored Certificates
Examination for colored teachers was held at the court house Friday and Saturday. Only two applicants appeared, R. D. Newton of Beaver Dam and Roxey E. May of McHenry. Newton earned a first class certificate and May a second class. Newton taught in Ohio county colored schools years ago and has since taught in Butler county.
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Roxey E. May
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Newton
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Restrictions on Wheat Not Probable Yet
Washington May 25 officials in the food administration believe further restrictions on wheat use are unlikely. May 4 stocks show 45 million bushels on farms and 37 million in elevators. About 23 million bushels, the equivalent in four, are held by dealers. Allies requested 16 million bushels monthly for May June and July, leaving a balance of about 57 million to meet demand until the next harvest.
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Washington
Food Administration
Foo Administration
Crueley Anes Melon BCE RO Warps Through Mester Tales
Fragmented OCR notes describe a chaotic scene with blurred names and events. References to Meath, Belle Chie, and Chibrige hint at a local game or gathering. The text is garbled with stray phrases about a team, weather, and various characters, leaving the exact event unclear.
Turks Resume Offensive Across Caucasus Front
London dispatch reports the Turkish forces resuming the offensive along the Caucasian front and occupying Van except for a dispatch dated May 12. Another Armenian massacre has begun and negotiations for a separate peace between the Caucasian Diet and the Ottoman Government have been broken off due to the Turks' exorbitant demands.
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London
Van
Eighty Fourth Division Ordered to Camp Sherman Move
Major General Harry C. Hale announced the ninety fourth division will be withdrawn from Camp Taylor except for artillery units. About twenty five thousand men move to Camp Sherman, Chillicothe, Ohio, with training for depot and future draft plans. Artillery regiments stay at West Point ranges as the rest depart for possible deployment to France.
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Harry C. Hale
National Army
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
Ohio
West Point
Camp Taylor
153Rd
Glenn
France
Hale
Camp Shermen
Germans urged to go barefoot this summer in patriotic appeal
May 26 Am teriam reports Germans are urged to go barefoot to support the Fatherland, a slogan placarded publicly. The plea cites leather scarcity and social inequality, urging all to shed shoes for the war effort.
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Teriam
Germany
iKeow
Wheatless bread recipes urge wartime wheat reduction
The U S government asks households to cut wheat intake to aid soldiers and allies. Tested wheaten bread substitutes from the South Office of Extension Work include oat raté biscuits soy bean cornmeal biscuits corn meal muffins oat cornmeal muffins potato cornmeal muffins and rice cornmeal muffins with instructions and measurements for home use.
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U. S
U. S Department of Agriculture
Wart Treatment Methods in Early Medical Journal Report
The Journal of the American Medical Association discusses warts and their causes, noting possible microbial links and rapid flare ups after hormonal or internal disturbances. Local caustics require caution and skin protection, with thermocautery, mild corrosives, radium, X rays, or carbon dioxide snow among effective methods. A three-week collodion based remedy is described for topical application.
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American Meifeat Association
Sherman urges huge US war effort ahead of German threat
Seattle June 1 Father Thomas Ewing Sherman son of Gen Sherman says the United States must build a training school for 40 000 officers and raise an army of 20 000 000 men to crush the fascist foe He argues a 16 inch gun is the only weapon needed and questions the military feasibility of dismembering Germany while predicting future war over South American possessions
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Seattle
Wash
United States
Thomas Ewing Sherman
Wiliam T. Sherman
Ther Sherman
France
Germany
West Virginia Declared Dryest State by Prohibition Officials
Wheeling, June 1. West Virginia is declared the dryest state in the United States by a Prohibition official, J Walter Beem. He notes some pocket selling persists but retail liquor fetches 14 dollars per quart as evidence of prohibition impact.
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Wheeling
W. Va
West Virginia
United States
Prohibition Comite
J. Walter Beem
Chichaloner
American Army Mule to Wear Gas Masks
The American expeditionary forces will equip every horse and mule with a new type of gas mask deemed impervious to gas attacks. Masks manufactured at a special factory are shipping at 5,000 daily and are rapidly reaching France amid war effort support.
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Washington
France
What Causes Warts and How to Remove Them
Warts arise from viral infection by human papillomavirus. They commonly appear on hands feet and other exposed areas. Treatments include salicylic acid therapy cryotherapy and medical removal. proper hygiene and avoiding picking warts help prevent spread.
Almond Eyes Aimed at Changing Japan’s Look
A curious fact takes root in Japan as surgeons alter eye shape to avoid almond-eyed appearance. The operation is said to be simple and painless, sparking debate over cosmetic changes and national identity.
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Japan
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