Protect America Republican Slogan Debate at Chicago
Washington notes protect Americanism as the GOP issue for Chicago decision. The article critiques the President's fourteen points and Knox peace restitution, arguing Republicans see the stance as at odds with wartime facts. It cites ship tonnage, freedom of the seas, Belgium restitution, and Polish independence as key contrasts. General Obregon received a friendly suggestion but did not commit to a course if elected.
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Washington
Republican Party
Chicago
Belgium
France
Ottoman Empire
Germany
Congress
United States
Paris
Great Britain
Britten
Hiinain
Europe
Turkey
Poland
Ireland
India
America
American Legion
Obregon
Borosone Antiseptic Promoted for Injuries in Ad
An Ohio County Drug Co advertisement urges prompt use of Borosone antiseptic for cuts burns bruises and wounds claiming immediate healing and infection prevention. It lists prices 50c 1.00 and 1.50 and promotes readiness for emergencies.
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Ohio County Drug Co
Mexico debates deporting draft slackers to U S
A proposition to deport a large number of draft slackers who fled the United States during the war has been presented to Mexican authorities. The figure likely runs into several thousand, discussed in a talk with General Obregon, as reported by The Courier-Journal and Times correspondent.
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Courier-Journal
Mexico City
United States
Germany
General Obregon
Times
Deporta
Local Visitors and Home Folks Return from Outings
In LIVIA ROUTE 2 notes, Mr William Mayfield and son Victor of Owensboro spent a week with relatives. William Hines and son Robert of Hartford visited Sunday. Mr and Mrs Owen Magan with children visited the Cundiffs of Beda. Ophelia French returned home after visiting Hartford. James Crowe of Southerland stayed with daughter Mrs I S Manon. Henry French and Otis Clark made a business trip to Owensboro. Robert Leo Welch of Pleasant Ridge visited Marshall Reggan family Sunday.
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William Mayfield
Victor
Owensboro
William Hines
Robert
Hartford
Owen Magan
Coleman Cundiff
Beda
Mian
Ophelia French
James Crowe
Southerland
Manon
Henry French
Ots Clark
Frisby
RTO
Ensboro
Robert Leo Welch
Pleasant Ridge
Marshall Reggan
War and peace amid wartime wireless links
Washington states we remain technically at war with Germany while maintaining wartime radio silence and open communication. Daily exchanges occur between the Annapolis radio station and the Nabben tower near Berlin, totaling thousands of words in brief 15 minute transmissions. Naval radio authorities describe the service as highly efficient and powerful, noting Nanen as the second most powerful wireless station after Annapolis.
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Hyever
Washington
Germany
Annapolis
Nawen
Berlin
Nanen
Philadelphia
Public Ledger
Straight Talk From A Prince In Barbados Speech
In a Barbados after dinner talk the Prince of Wales rejects selling parts of the British West Indies to pay war debts. He asserts subjects are not for sale and that Barbadians should shape their own future. He pledges loyalty to the crown and speaks from a long royal lineage.
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Prince of Wales
British West Indies
Barbados
Prince Tg
George III
Harvey
Avers Columbus knew of America claim against island theory
Jean Henry Vignaud, an American connected with the Alabama Claims Commission, has issued a pamphlet arguing Columbus sought land in the western sea to reach a large island called Antila. He asserts Isabella funded the voyage to claim it for Spain. Vignaud, 90, has spent years in Europe studying manuscripts and faced opposition from German and Austrian scholars. He lives in Paris as dean of the American colony and was born in New Orleans.
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Jean Henry Vignaud
Alabama Claims Commission
India
Antila
Isabella
Vignaud
Europe
America
Columbus
Paris
New Orleyand
Wreck Courthouse in Ireland Followed by Attacks on Cork Towns
Wrecked Oak Burr House at Macroom in County Cork, once home to the Bowen Colthurst family, burned today. Captain Bowen Colthurst shot Fr. Sheehy Skeffing ton, editor of the Irish Citizen, during the 1916 rebellion. The courthouse at Firmount was wrecked last night and Kilmurry police barracks in County Cork were burned.
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Corn
Ireland
Masons 10 Sell Historic Temple on Chestnut Street
Negotiations for the sale of the Masonic Temple on Chestnut street between Third and Fourth for 244000 have nearly closed between James Garnett acting for the Masonic Widows and Orphans Home and Tatars H Button representing New York clients. The deal hinges on lease issues with Keith circuit and potential court action. Proceeds will bolster the Masonic Home building fund aiming at 1040000 for a new facility, with opinions split on site plans and possible country-side expansion.
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Masonic Temple
Chestnut Street
Third
Fourth
James Garnett
Masonic Widows’ and Orphans’ Home
Tatars H. Button
Rel
New York
Schubert Theatrical Syndicate
Keithelreutt
Grand Lodge of
Mathe
Grand Lodge
Button
Henry McElroy
Lebanon
Kentucky
Keith
Masonic Home
Second
Lee
Avery
Fragmented newspaper item about Castoria and jokes
Fragmented OCR text cites jokes about Castoria with scattered phrases including Fletcher's Castoria and stray lines about John Bull, American Irish, and a Dulena News Bee style quote. The readable content is disjointed and lacks a coherent event or clear names to anchor a full summary.
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John Bull
Tuleda News Bee
Millionaire Slacker Makes Good Escape
G C Bergdoll, the wealthy Philadelphia draft dodger, who eluded authorities for two years and was sentenced to five years, escaped custody during a home visit. He claimed burning $150,000 in gold, left guards to answer a phone, and did not return. Authorities plan court-martial for guards. $2,500 reward offered for Bergdoll.
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G. C. Bergdoll
Philadelphia
Adjutant-General
Bergdoll
T. Ansell
Airplanes Play Role in Minnesota Political Campaign
In St Paul Minnesota on June 5 planes are used to boost the National Non Partisan League drive. A G Townley head of the organization popularized plane appearances at meetings and now the league purchases another aircraft to aid its campaign for the Republican nominations in the state primary set for June 21.
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St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
A. G. Townley
National Organization
League
Minnesota peat beds to be developed by $1 million firm
The peat beds of Minnesota covering over 17 000 acres are slated for development by a new million dollar corporation formed to carry out the project.
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Minnesota
Mary Pickford Plans Nevada Residence to Aid Annulment
Reno, Nevada June 6 Mary Pickford intends establishing a legal residence in Nevada to assist the annulment proceedings begun by Attorney General Fowler after the recent dissolution of her marriage to Owen Moore. The move follows the actors reported separation and the pursuit of a neutral legal forum.
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Douglas Fairbanks
Los Angeles
Reno
P. A. McCarran
Miss Pickford
Minden
Gusbons
Mi. Fairbanks
Nev
Mary Pickford
Nevada
Fowler
Percen
Owen Moore
Mindeo
Meat Fraud Punished in Norfolk Court
T. F. Keane a Washington meat dealer received a 5000 dollar fine and 18 months in prison from the U S district court in Norfolk Virginia for conspiracy to defraud the government.
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T. F. Keane
Washington
U. S. District Court
Norfolk
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Doug
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J.C. Casebier Bartford
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