Northcliffe's New Role in Americas War Effort
Washington reports describe Lord Northcliffe as England's most effective propagandist and reformer of war policy, expected to rally American support and drive democratic aims. The article portrays Alfred Harmsworth as a 52 year old dynamo who reshaped British journalism, influencing public opinion, government action, and military strategy, with Lloyd George as his ally.
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Washington
Arthur Balfour
England
America
Great Britain
Lord Northcliffe
Aimerica
Count Tolstoy
Northcliffe
Alfred Harmsworth
Oxford
Mail
Queen Wilhelmina Narrowly Escapes Train Wreck
Queen Wilhelmina of Holland escaped injury in a train wreck near Utrecht as four cars derailed while returning to The Hague. She traveled on to the capital by an ordinary train, with initial reports noting that injured passengers received first aid and care.
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London
Wilhelmina
Holland
Reuter
Hague
Tmouten
Utrecht
Central News Disputch Say
Moueen Ways to Fight Amragh
London reports British attacks in France as mutinous and coordinated. Indantry formations mass, executing timed artillery barrages and infantry advances toward German trenches. Civil trenches are abandoned in favor of direct assault while artillery fire transfers risk to forward positions.
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London
France
Ate Hillery
Indantry
Terion
Turrage
Antillery
Trie
Russian Women Join Fighting Regiment Prompts Enlistment Rise
Petrograd reports eight hundred volunteers have enlisted for a proposed women's fighting regiment. Among the signees is the wife of War Minister Kerensky. Madame Schabanof backs the plan as a spur to courage, while Ensign Butelkarov leads the drive with Spartan discipline. The corps will form on voluntary terms without Butelkarov.
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Petrograd
London
A. P. Kerensky
Madame Schabanof
Women's League
Mile
Butelkarel
St. George
Butehsretf
Potatoes On Siding Tied To Soaring Prices
Investigators probe potato stocks found on a siding near a coal mine close to Seatonville HI. They conclude potatoes were left to rot while prices stayed high in Chicago. Court inquiry continues before the June grand jury. Some indicted traders posted bonds of 5000 dollars.
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China
Mitnoiy
Seatonvilla
Epotl
Chicago
Kentuckians Honored With Pershing Staff Officer Roles
Maj. Loman Foland of the United States Marine Corps and Capt. William Reed of Kentucky were attached to General Pershing’s staff and presented to King George. Foland, from Hopkinsville, served in the First Kentucky Regiment and Reed, from Springfield, was a cavalry captain. Both had earned rank in the Spanish American War.
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Gen. Pershing
King Gurday
Loman Foland
United States Marine Corps
Hopkinsville
Willian
Farm Department Aids Poultry Industry Tour Heads South
The U S Department of Agriculture will send a traveling demonstration car to boost egg and dressed poultry production in Tennessee Alabama and Kentucky with state experts visiting 39 key Southern Railway shipping points from Germantown Tenn to Williamstown Ky June 14 through July 30. The effort includes four USDA egg handling and dressed poultry specialists and local poultry-raising technologists to help farmers improve production feeding housing and disease protection.
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Washington, D. C
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Tennessee
Alasbama
Kentucky
Miesiatipyl
Virginia
Uncle Sam
Germantown
Tenn
Williamstown
Children Suffer Severe Arm Cut at Hartford Press
Charlie King, a Hartford Republican employee, sustained a very bad cut to the left arm yesterday afternoon while dressing papers for the newspaper press. The accident involved the arm being cut by a gland, severing a lead and a hero from the Dartford Herald.
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Charlie King
Ln Hartford
Republican
Striking & Whitow
Dartford
Potatoes grown in pens to save space in New York
June 1 New York extensive method for growing large quantities of potatoes on small spaces. Theo dore BE Steinway, member of the mayor's Committee on Food Supply, unveils pens measuring a foot by ground height. Each pen yields about thirty five bushels per pen, using layered timber and earth to create vertical plots in backyards.
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Places
New York
Theodore BE
Steinway
Weber
Mayor's Committee On Food Supply
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