France Forms War Press Service Headquarters in Paris
Paris reports the Maison de la Presse now houses France’s war press service in a new Rue France building. The setup separates French and foreign press with shared work areas and strict censorship rules. Assignments come in batches. journalists travel with military escorts and must submit copy to officers, with restrictions on names, places, and troop details.
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Associated Press
Paris
Maison de la Presxe
Franceis
War Press Service of
France
Foreign Office
War Office
Ower
Aman
Fortien
Doe
Ivanprave
Staf
Monsieur Robert de Ouvenel
Metin
Monsieur Chaumerx
Journel Des Webats
Monsieur Rene Poans
Temps
Dplomatic
UN Uder
Monsieur Henri Ponsot
Broad
Monsieur Ponsot
Monsieur G. B. d'Anglade
Consil
New York
Monsieur Gauthier
Newspaper offers famous book set with deep discounts
The paper markets a renowned collection described as the most famous books of their kind in the wave, with over 300000 copies already in U. S. and Canada. Retail price is four dollars for the two volumes, featuring 1000 plus pages, 700 selections, flexible binding, red edges, and gold stamping. A coupon offer explains terms as a gift to readers.
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United States
Canada
Boumll
Tirmby
Blanche Sweet at Broadway Friday in The Ragamuffin
Blanche Sweet the popular motion picture star appears at the Broadway Frame in the Lasky production The Ragamuffin. She recalls ten years in the industry and notes the rise from small tintypes to oil portraits as fans flock to Paramount pictures this week.
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Blanche Sweet
New York
Broadway
Paramount Pictures
Lasky
Miss Sweet
Democratic party endorses Wilson and plans convention rules
The North Carolina Democratic committee passed a resolution endorsing President Wilson in foreign affairs and supporting his diplomacy with belligerent nations. It approved electors at large and district electors and discussed primary law fixes, convention dates, and party strategy amid internal campaigning and tight deadlines.
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Travis
Corporation Commission
Wilson
Craig
Rd Abell
Smithfield
Ed. Pou
Congress
Democratic State Executive Committee
Europe
Biges
A. P. Godwin
Gatesville
L. L. Gates
F. Cline
Rutherfordton
John ©. Mills
Warren
Democratic Party
North Carolina
J. R. Collie
Louisburg
Edward W. Poll
Assembly Hall
Bickety
Daughtridge
Jim Hartness
Vanve Norwood
Hartness
Norwood
Charles A’ Webb
Webb Hs
West
Tom Bowie
Tallatin Robert
Lhcart
R. A. Doughton
Bowie
Doughton
Ashe
Raleigh
Gal
A. W. Watts
TL Bo Warner
Big shortage of 400000 cottages in England
Correspondence from London notes a 400000 cottage shortage in England with 120000 needed rurally. The National Housing and Town Planning Council proposes a postwar program to house discharged soldiers, clear old slums, develop farms, plant trees, reclaim wastes, and plan roads and open spaces.
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Associated Press
London
England
National Housing and Town Planning Council
Housing Council
Citrolax Promoted For Digestive Relief
Advert says Citrolax tackles constipation sour stomach lazy liver and sluggish bowels. Claims quick headache relief and thorough cleansing without nausea. Promotes a cleansed sweet system. Mann Drug Co adv.
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Mann Drug Co
Regeneration of Korea Continues Despite the War
Seoul reports Korea’s regeneration proceeds under Governor-General Count Terauchi. Foreign trade reaches 54.3 million dollars, exports rise threefold, rice exports worth 12 million, agriculture valued at 150 million, irrigation and afforestation urged. Over 6,600 savings guilds, postal savings reach 800 thousand, 7,000 miles of roads repaired, railways over 1,000 miles open, 600 telegraph/post stations, 400 plus common schools and new higher education facilities.
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Tion
Korea
Terauchi
Honam- Seoul-Wonsan
Fusan-New-Wiju
Four South Carolina Delegates Named for Republican Convention
Four at large delegates to the Republican National Convention were chosen by South Carolina Republicans after a long session. Joseph W. Talbert of Greenwood J. H. Goodwin of Columbia J. H. Fordham of Orangeburg and J. Duncan Adams of Charleston were named Adams said he supported Roosevelt.
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Columbia
S. C
Republics
Chica
South Carolina
Joseph W. Talbert
Greenwood
J. H. Goodwin
J. H. Fordham
Orangeburg
J. Duncan Adams
Charleston
Adams
Roosevelt
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