PICARDY BATTLE CONTINUED AND WAR NEWS
Dispatches report possible general submarine campaign against Spanish ships if the agreement is enforced. Vladivostok occupied as British sailors and Japanese troops land with limited resistance. Wilson speech in Baltimore praised for urging a just peace. Kaiser rumored to travel to Roumania as German forces shift on the Western Front.
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Washington
State Department
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Alfred Capus
The
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Western Front
Democracy and Autocracy in War Times Debated
A historical item contrasts democracy and autocracy, tracing their Greek roots demos and autos kratos. It cites Lincoln on democracy, describes Kaiser Wilhelm's Germany, the Turkish and French contexts, and hints at Junker privilege under a Nietzschean critique of force and oppression.
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Democratic Party
Lincoln
America
Great Britaan
France
Italy
Turkey
Louis XIV
Germany
Kaiser Wilelm
Reichstag
Nietzsche
Store closed for 80 days after flour substitute violation
The Evening Gazette reports the Beech Creek grocery of A. M. Grenninger in Clinton County was shut by the Food Administrator for 80 days amid alleged flour substitute order violations. It is charged the merchant sold wheat flour without required substitutes and advertised flour at cut rates. A large sign will announce the prohibition on handling flour for 60 days.
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A. M. Grenninger
Beech Creek
Clinton County
Constipation Problems Highlighted in Gazette Ad
An advertisement notes the dangers of constipation to the bowels a natural sewer system and its effect on dullness and digestion. It promotes Cham or another remedy as a quick relief option available to readers.
Pennsylvania Counts National Guard Quota for War
State draft officials calculated Pennsylvania's quota for 1000 men from Class 1 for transfer to the National Army. About 3894 men had entered machine gun units and other National Guard formations in July or August but were scattered when their regiments were reorganized. Special railroad trains to move the men are planned to begin April 2, after quotas are finished.
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Pennsylvania
National Guard
Warrisburg
National Army
Bronze tablet of commandments unveiled on Grant Street
A fifty by forty inch bronze tablet bearing the Commandments was unveiled today on the Grant Street front of the courthouse. Pittsburgh members of the International Reform Bureau and other vigilant, Catholic and Protestant groups presented the tablet. This marks the first such action in Virg history, as far as known locally. An Auditorium attraction Wednesday evening features Bells Famous Hawaiians. Priced at 2,600 dollars.
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Pittsburg
Grant Street
Court House
Pittsburgh
International Reform Bureau
Viligzens
Hybrew Catholic
Prowatant
Broken Hearts Auction Draws Brief Jury Verdict
In Dawson Illinois on April 8 a jury found a verdict in the case of Miss Myrian Cooper versus Thomas Peddiy over a broken heart promise. The panel took five minutes to reach its decision after the defendant contended he was not always mentally responsible. A Red Cross benefit contributed a mission fee from the public.
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Dawson
Myrian Cooper
City Official Fined in Dayton Traffic Case
Dayton official Jack Dempsey, noted as a local cop and member of a "Who's Who" list, was found guilty by Judge Budere with a penalty of 35 and costs after failing to notice construction on Lifth Street at an intersection. Ulmer reported the guilty verdict.
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Dayton
Ohio
Jack Dempsey
Lifth Street
Ulmer
Poitier
Budere
Agsegse
Notice of separation and financial responsibility
Notice states Cassin Fair has left the narrator's home with just cause and that Nelson Fairman Ernest Pa will not be responsible for any bills incurred by her. The wording indicates a formal separation notice from a husband to a wife.
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Cassin Fairmis
Nelson
Fairman
Ernest
Woman Is Akin To Mother In Law In Divorce Case
April 8 Fort Wayne report states five killed or dying after a collision between a car and a Wabash train at a crossing in Fort Wayne. The court action involved MK Loving, a soldier, and his wife in Shutley County. The defendant described women as similar to a mother in law, with the remark highlighting a view on marriage.
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Venu
Loving
Shutley
Flo
Koo
Fort Wayne
Ind
Evening Gazette Period Forecast For April 9 to 13 1918
Subscribed readers learn a period forecast for April 9 through April 13 1918 in the Evening Gazette. The notes mention cooler conditions Thursday and Saturday with rain and higher temperatures later in the period.
Wartime Wheat Ration Rules Describe Home Use Limits
The article outlines wartime wheat and bread rationing measures. It specifies monthly per person quotas for flour, bread, and substitutes, rules for public eating places, and penalties for noncompliance. It also notes producer and baker constraints and general goals of conserving wheat for military needs.
Tennessee Medical Association Open Meeting in Memphis
The thirty fifth annual convention of the Tennessee State Medical Association opens in Memphis today with more than 1,000 physicians expected to attend sessions through the day.
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Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee State Medical Association
Scottish Witte Masons Hold Meridian Reunion Today
Meridian, April 5. Scottish Witte Masons convene their annual reunion with a class of over one hundred veterans from Camp Shelby. A ceremonial session of Kamasa Temple Shriners will follow and a local company will return to pay tribute after a ten day furlough with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Goud of Clymer.
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Mira
Shelby
Hattiegburg
Kamasa Temple
Shrinces
Aqaid la
Miomas Cool Af Co
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Ars
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Clymer
Gekine hievele front disrupts Dinemare store Saturday
A disorderly incident occurred in front of Dinemare's store on Saturday afternoon as a group identified as the Gekine hievele gathered to protest or influence the area. Police were called to manage the crowd and prevent further trouble. No injuries or arrests are reported in the readable text.
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Dinemare
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