Diplomatic prospects in Asia and joint action in world war
The article discusses Japan's push for broader ties with Western powers, a special commission advisory role for elder statesmen, and the potential for closer cooperation with the United States. It envisions mutual support for democracy in China and Russia, and contemplates an alliance or closest cooperation to prevent future conflicts, while noting the Liberty Bond program and wartime economic mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Indi- Emperor
Yoshihito
Abu
China
Japan
United
Ion
Ited
Euch
Rus
Soljer
Stara and Stripes
Ngaun
Investigation Commission
Wash
Epa
Herald
Call for universal birth registration and Liberty Bond support
The article urges broad participation in Liberty Loan Bonds and emphasizes using loan funds to bolster farmers as the nation’s largest government customer. It also calls for universal birth registration for men aged 21 to 31, urging public cooperation and inviting readers to contact the Census Bureau for better birth records.
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United States
Farmers of America
Secretary of the Treasury
United States Forces Begin Joining French Lines
Paris reports that regular U S troops are now operating with French forces on the front. The group includes naval aviators to cooperate with the French navy against submarines. Meanwhile a flotilla of destroyers and patrol boats sails for European waters to aid submarine hunting and convoy work. A U S ship was sunk in the English Channel after a U boat attack, survivors' boats cast adrift and later shelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Paris
Mafin
United Sia
United States
Col. Fabry
Petit Parisien
Fabry
Marshal Joffre
U.S
Washington
Cin
U. S
English
Jeffries Lost Case in Court
The jury in the case of Elsie G. Horell versus Wormer Sheriff George H. Jeffries of Rochester Mil returned a verdict for the plaintiff for 375 dollars. Horell claimed damages because the summons was not served on a young man she planned to sue for breach of promise. The young man’s father agreed to have him present, but the son left home and is reportedly in Ohio. A subsequent case, Philip Evans vs Harry McQuurgin, ejectment proceedings, arises from trouble at the colored church on East Philadelphia Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie G
Horrell
Wormer
George H. Deffries
Rochester
Miss Horell
Ohio
Philip Evans
Harry McQlurgin
Colored People's
East Philadelphia Street
Pennsylvania Aid Funds Home for Soldiers in France Club
The Emergency Aid of Pennsylvania enlists Philadelphia residents to raise ten thousand dollars to equip a Pennsylvania clubhouse for soldiers in England and France. The aim is a rest site where troops can write and receive letters, relax, and escape front line strain. Donations should be sent to Mrs. Barclay H. Warburton, 1428 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
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Pennsylvania
France
Philadelphia
England
Barclay H. Warburton
Walnut Street
Bowser Opens New Independent Undertaking Business
W A Bowser of Clymer leaves Dearolph Undertaking to start his own enterprise. He sets his headquarters in the Clymer National Bank building and looks to a successful future.
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Bowser
W. A. Bowser of
Clymer
Dearolph Undertaking
Cymer National Bank
Marion Center Red Cross Auxiliary Meeting Notice
The Marion Center Auxiliary of the Red Cross will meet in Independent Hall Friday evening June 8 at 7 45. All members and interested residents who wish to join are urged to attend. Several new members have joined, with many more in town and surrounding areas eligible to belong. The fee is one dollar.
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Marion Center
the Red Cross
Independent Hall
Fea
Finin
Hie
Ife
Barnes
Two Deaths at Clymer
Edna May Bishop of Clymer died at noon Wednesday at nine months old from gateritis. Funeral and interment were held at La Jose. Thomas Golish, 47, a well known foreign resident of Idamar, died in Dixonville Hospital from organic heart trouble. He leaves a widow, three sons and two daughters. Funeral services and interment were conducted this afternoon at 2.
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Edna May
Elizabeth
Thomas Bishop
Clymer
la Jose
Thomas Golish
Idamar
Dixonville Hospital
Italians Build Fine Roads in Albania
Rome reports that due to Italo Austrian rivalry after the war Albania will boast the Balkans finest wagon road system. A 450 kilometre link from Santi Quaranta to Saloniki opened, spanning mountains and gorges. a motorist can travel in about twenty hours. Soon another 110 kilometre segment will connect Avlona with Saloniki.
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Rome
Albania
Balkan
Greece
Rumania
Santi Quaranta
Saloniki
Rcent
Avlona
Adriatic
Ethel Reaps Her Reward During a City Luncheon
The writer recalls a day with Ethel after filming exteriors for a Vitagraph picture. Ethel shows independence and care for Bud’s ill mother, balancing family duties with happiness. The piece urges women to honor their partners’ mothers, noting the reciprocal respect expected in marriage.
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Ethel
Bud
Sonny
Anita
Althe
A Word For His Mother In Our Young Men
A reflection urges greater respect toward mothers from boy friends noting an omission of the other mother in love. The author recalls Ethel and Bud and highlights how she insisted he spend special days with his mother, underscoring family loyalty.
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Ethel
Bud
Clymer Water Co Buys Large White Township Tract
The Clymer Water Company purchases a large tract in White township from the executors of William Denham Kelly for 20000 dollars. The deed was filed for recording yesterday. Additional transfers include Buterbeard to Hudak 475 dollars, Engle to Overman visits in Second Ward Indiana, Short to Bailey 57.89 acres for 3600, Stiteler to Lewis 120 acres and 3 lots for 6100, Luckhart to Carroll two lots in Phimville for 850, Moorhead to Stewart 4000, Gibson to Clark 1838.38 in Third Ward Indiana. The French Socialists are said to differ from American socialists in stance toward Germany.
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Clymer Water Company of Inland
White Township
Wiliam Denham Kelly
H.R. Buterbeard
George Hudak
Green
Percy C. Engle
Dessie E. Overman
Second Ward
Indiana
Dames H. Short
N. Alexander Bailey
Washington
Dames H. Stiteler
Elmer Lewis
West Mahon
Ingly
Thomas A. Luckhart
Hugh Carroll
Phimville
Matilda J. Moorhead
A. M. Stewart
Third Ward
Gibson
Lewis G. Clark
Hindenburg Autograph Requests Spark Vienna Mail Deluge
Vienna June 4 Field Marshal von Hindenburg receives overwhelming autograph requests from Vienna schoolchildren. His adjutant general informs Burggouvernment that it is impossible to respond, citing the heavy burden on the post office and His Excellency’s lack of inclination to sign. Washington warns that spies face severe penalties and urges action amid wartime strain.
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Vienna
von Hindenburg
Dr. Weisskirchner
Field Marshal
Post Office
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Gen. Pershing
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Hbaasribe
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Germany
New Strand Theatre
Tonight
Fortune
Henry King
Lilian West
Pol Egg
Metro
Wehlen
Latge Fe
Dnourance
Smeth
Northwestern Mutual
R & Running
J. H. Corrian
F. Mack
Hyde- Murphy Co
Ridgeway
Amale Ani
National “Rosa Bureau
Buffalo, N.Y
McCreary Tire and Rubber Co
National Press Bureau
Buffalo
N. Y
Indiana Normal School
Bath
Gazette Office
North Sixth Street
Lozier Touring Car
J. R. Holliday
Indiana Motor
Chevy Chase Extension
Brilhart
Tix
BSALE
Mexico
Hindenburg
Internations Nown Service
LKO Komedy
Dippy Dan
Dan Russell
Laenmle
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Roberta Wilson
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