War News Across Fronts and Political Shifts
European press debate on the American note, with Berlin and London reports of submarine activity, battles along the Dnieper and Galician fronts, Italian advances near Trieste, and French offensives near Arras. Wilson hopeful for peaceful outcomes, Britain budgeting vast war costs, and new trials in Kentucky drainage and local business notices amid a flood of war and regional updates.
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Wilson
Germany
United States
Simmons
Congress
Great Britain
Berlin
Who Rocked the Heat at the May American Iron meeting
Addressing members of the American Iron and Steel Institute at the annual meeting on May 23 Judge Elbert H. Gary, chairman of United States Steel, criticized burdens on business while urging voters to shift from Free Trade to Protection. He warned against boat-rocking by reformers and praised captains of industry as prosperity returns depend on policy. The report also covers a 1915 crop outlook with May weather effects on wheat, oats, corn, tobacco, pastures, and live stock across Kentucky.
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American Iron and Steel Institute
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
White House
Gary
United States
Protection
Congress
Kentucky
Farm for sale with dwelling on Hartford Rockport road
Eighty acres of good land containing dwelling barn and other out buildings. Includes well and spring. Church and schoolhouse nearby. For price and terms, contact Barnett & Son, agents.
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Barnett & Son, Agts
Hartford
Hartford and
Rockport Road
Very Truly Yours JW Newman Stoner of Agriculture
A brief note signed Very Truly Yours JW Newman appears, identifying an agricultural official or advocate. The fragment suggests a formal closing or signature in a correspondence or report from an agriculture official named JW Newman. The text offers limited context beyond the signoff and occupation.
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JW. Newman
Stoner of Agriculture
France redefined in calm determined war effort
An American observer in France reports a new France emerging from the war not as bravado but as calm, steady, worn yet resolute. He notes fatigue yet no surrender, praising a population and army that work hard toward a quick, successful end.
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France
Hooge
Ypres
Belgium
Festubert
Herald
Europe
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