Japan to aid Russia with war loans amid war concerns
Japan discussed negotiating war loans to Russia while the revolution interrupted talks. Finance Minister Shoda said Japan also sought loans to Britain and France and to buy entente securities in the United States, aiming to curb gold outflow and aid the Allies alongside naval support. He noted the need to solidify wartime finance and the importance of Chinese-Japanese economic cooperation. Farmers in Maine report major gains from cooperative farming, while American hatters prepare to discuss price-driven factory costs at the Milwaukee convention.
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Allies predicted to win in 1918 say experts at Moscow
An address by Kihn Root in Moscow urged close allied cooperation to end World War I. He predicted an allied victory by 1918 if governments and people fully commit to their tasks. Separately at Annapolis, about 200 midshipmen graduated from the Naval Academy, accelerating a second class to aid the mosquito fleet.
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South Responds 10 Call of Nation
Washington reports the South shows strong cooperation to boost food production for U S armies and allies. Harrison notes potato crops in Southern states rise 24 percent from last year, with Kentucky and Tennessee not yet estimated. Extra planting continues into July for fall crops and sweet potatoes. Also notes large corn acreage and velvet bean planting to feed livestock. In London Notes an English farmer jokes about a terrier license, ending with a fine for the dog.
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TRY FATHER AND SON FOR EVADING DRAFT
John Green and Ellis Green, both Black residents of Washington county, were tried before Commissioner Russ for evading the registration law. John Green faced $300 bail, Ellis Green $500 bail, with evidence presented by Sheriff Reed and others. Both denied the charges.
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Eton Mourns King George III on Anniversary
London reports Eton College continues mourning for King George III, who died 97 years ago, retaining traditional observances as part of the historic tribute.
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