War effects and global notes in Inter Mountain Globe
A collage of brief items notes wartime labor shifts in the United States, grain trade, and soil and water issues. It cites the Johannesburg chamber urging more printed notices, US troop evacuations, church memberships, rabbit fur use in Austria, a New York cooking class quip, and techs from locomotives to garden tips, with varied global curiosities.
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United States
Chamber of Commerce
Johannesburn
South Africa
Tes
Eneland
Waleury Church
New York
Heos Angeles
Double Identity Hoax Under US Seal Examined
The story of a German Red Cross agent using a double identity to enter and move through the United States is being investigated by the State Department. Officials review claims of Dr Anton Meyer-Gerhard and Dr Alfred Meyer and possible arms purchases linked to Count Von Bernstorff and other diplomats.
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Woelonaeton Fryert
Anton Meyer-Gerhard
United States
Germany
Count von Mernstorff
Alfred Meyer
New York Tribune
Meyvers Gerhard
American State Department
Red Cross
Meyer-Gerhard
Christiania
State Department
Count Bernstorff
Hrgan
Berlin
M. Jesserand
Cecil Spring-Rice
Gerhard
Count Bernestorff
Tainsing
Saimibasandor
Germain Red Cross
Ariven
Meyer
Lr Meyer-Gerhard
Red Crom
Denmark
Constantin Hrun
Meyer Cerhard
Scheme to buy discarded rifles tied to German embassy
New York June 16 report cites former New York Congressman Merman A. Mets saying he was approached by Mrs Selina Lewis about secretly buying 354,000 discarded Krag Jorgensen rifles from U S arsenals. Mets declined involvement and noted others laughed at the alleged contract and unofficial introductions with Dr Alfred Meyer.
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New York
Mount Hernstorm
Bumner
Cdurchuret
Merman A. Mets
Mra
Selina Lewis
Ryan
Lewis
Tee
Alfred Meyer
A. Meyer
Detroit to test aerial mail line in June
Orders arrived from Washington to start the initial air trip between Fimie SS and Detroit. Peatmaster Nagel oversees the test as the aerial mail line is planned to run in June.
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Detroit
Mid
Washington
Peatmaster Nagel
Fimie SS
Transfer Admiral Boush to new assignment
Washington reports Admiral J Boush detached from command of the Atlantic Fleet’s economic division and placed on wait or dem. His successor has not been named.
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Boush
Washington
Jame II
J. Boush
Atlantic
Dem
Snoring Not Ground For Divorce Court Rules
In Hutchinson Kansas Judge ruled snoring is not a ground for divorce and suspected spouse may share the fault. Reno County District Court refused divorce to Charles N Femtney a wealthy grocer and denied alimony while ordering him to repay $1000 for honeymoon expenses charged to his wife.
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Hutchinees
Kan
Jone
Priggee
Reno
Charles N. Femtey
Femtney
Europe
Semmer
Hera
Austrian Troops Well Entrenched along Isonzo Front
Vienna dispatch describes Austrian lines along the Isonzo with multiple trench levels masonry and concrete. Official report notes repelled June 13 attacks on Velhone and vigorous assaults near Monte Croce and Monte Nero with long range artillery actions and enemy use of explosive projectiles.
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Rome
Paris
Isengo
Casdorna
War Office
Carnia
Tyrol-Trentino-Cadore
Vellone
Plave i Carnie Alps
Valsesia
Mont Avestanis
Monte Croce
Bavconet
Monte Nero
Seleme-Maseli
Kozliak
Isonzo
Podora
Montforten
Monfalcone
Italians Press On In Strong Austrian Defenses At Gorizia
Reports from Udine via Paris say Italian troops push against Austrian positions around Gorizia as defenders hold from Podgora to Mount Fortine. Trenches and underground passages protect Austrian lines with steel armor while artillery support anchors the defense in the Inferno valley area.
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Udine
Chinsao
Paris
Gorizia
Podgora
Mount Fortine
Isonzo
Trieste
Goriala
Carnin Zone
Aretria
Inferno Valley
Mathborgeth
Bryan May Star at German Meet in New York
A German American gathering planned for Madison Square Garden aims to feature William Jennings Bryan as a main speaker. The event is organized by a committee of German American representatives from various cities and will follow state regulatory guidelines.
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Bryan May
New York
Madison Square Garden
Wiliam Jentinge
Bryan Wo
Maen Tervhor Hall
Nearly Two Million For German Red Cross
A report from New York notes a figure near two million as donations or funds raised for the German Red Cross. The text mentions the appointment of a delegate and figures related to the campaign. Names and precise roles appear tangled in the OCR but indicate a fundraising effort with international scope.
Raid on British Coast Shows Ongoing Cloud War
The British northeast coast was hit by a Zeppelin airship dropping bombs as fighting in the air over Europe intensifies. Reports say 15 deaths and 16 injuries amid fires, with Britain and other nations trading aerial attacks from June 6 to June 12 including raids on Karlsruhe and Ghent and the destruction of a Zeppelin by Warneford over Belgium.
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London
Fingland
Karlsruhe
England
Continent
Balain
Warneford
Oulg
Belgium
Ghent
Venice
Avere
Constantinople
Turkish War Office
Dardanelles
Art Burnu
German editor condemns Karlsruhe raid and calls for broad retaliation
Paul Becker of the Tages Zeitung in London denounces the aeroplane attack on Karlsruhe as nefarious and senseless. He argues Germany’s past responses targeted military sites but now urges strong retaliatory steps possibly including attacks on London and broader warfare across departments.
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Herith
London
Karlsruhe
Paul Becker
Tages Zeitung
Gerniny
Herr Becker
Attacks on Karlsruhe Leave Many Dead and Wounded
Travelers arriving from Karlsruhe report a serial bombardment that killed several, including two French aviators, with the city’s arms factory and railway infrastructure damaged. Bombs devastated the palace area and sparked fires at the station and nearby houses as fleeing residents filled the streets.
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Geneva
Taria
Karlsruhe
Karleruhe
Attacks on Karlsruhe Kill and Wound Dozens
A raid on Karlsruhe by French planes yesterday wounded 34 and killed 19, with many more hurt as 140 projectiles were dropped on the town. Fires broke out around the open town and at the railroad station, sparking anger among residents.
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London
Karlsruhe Juden
Karleruhe
Quantrell Guerrilla Rider Dies in Kansas Hospital
Kansas reports Quantrell guerrilla raider Clay Crenshaw famed for riding the clay bank horse into Lawrence is dying at Central Hospital. The 40s veteran was one of the last survivors of the Quantrell raid days and once married to a renowned local woman before their separation.
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Kansas
Clay Crenshaw
Kanene
Kansan
Im &Astre
Grenhaw
Typhoid Outbreak Reported In Paria June 42
A fragmented report notes a typhoid case in Paria during June with a forty two count referenced. Local authorities and health workers began tracing contacts and issuing basic advisories amid limited details.
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Paria
James W. May Leads Find at Khai bai Bed of Biream
James W. May a New Jersey native heads a five man team uncovering guide Pai and four ae at Khai bai bed of Biream to be ui of gold tindi and wong.
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James W. May
New Jersey
Pai An
Khai Bai
Biream
Wong
Bryan Offered Big Speech Job by Welsh Brothers Circus
Latrobe Pa June 17 John FT Fehr manager of Welsh Brothers circus offers William J Bryan 16000 dollars for the balance of the season to perform a 10 minute speech in concert and provide private war the circus is due to show in Latrobe June 26.
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Latrobe
Fehr
Welsh Brothers’ Circus
William J. Bryan
Turks Seek Peace With Foes Amid Dardanelles War Briefing
Rome reports The Idea Nazionale says Turkey sent an emissary to Berlin to seek consent for a separate peace with the Allies due to famine and ammo shortages. London bulletins describe Gallipoli trench warfare with slow but steady Allied gains while Turkish offensives weaken. Constantinople notes artillery destruction at the Dardanelles and a Turkish aviator bombing the enemy camp.
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Rome
Via Paria
Idea Nazionale
Turkey
Berlin
Germany
Dardanelles
London
Gallipeli
Turka
Hagar Leads $29 Million Cement Merger Forming New Company
Chicago June 17 details of a 29 million dollar merger of cement manufacturers organized by Edward M. Hagar were announced. Hagar, ex president of Universal Portland Cement, forms the Hagar Portland Cement Co with common stock and aims to run plants from the Atlantic seaboard to the Rocky mountains.
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Chicago
Edward M. Hagar
Hagar
Universal Portia Cement Company
United States Bter Corporation
Hagar Portland Cement Company
Atlantic Seaboard
Rocky Mountains
Cost of living up six dollars and sixty eight cents
Washington reports the annual rise in living costs based on Bureau of Labor Statistics figures. The 1934 market basket for the average working man's family costs $6.68 more than in 1918 and $60.45 more than in 1907, reflecting ongoing inflation.
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Washington
United States
Federal Bureau of Labor
Count Zeppelin Reported Seriously Ill in Stuttgart
A Berlin telegraph states Count Zeppelin, inventor of the German dirigible, is seriously ill with bronchitis and confined to bed in Stuttgart. He has missed an appointment with headquarter officials.
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London
Exchange Telenape Company
Amsterdam
Berlin
Pelin
Bromphite
Stuttgart
Imderal
Stripping Belgium to Equip German Troops
A neutral observer in Germany reports a widespread belief among Germans that Belgium will stay German and the Belgian Congo will become German. The writer notes German industry and property seized during occupation will fund the war, with propaganda tying demobilization to victory.
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Belgium
London
Germany
Belgian Congo
Cium
Wine and Water to Christen Warship in New York
The report notes the christening of a warship with participants from New York and James involved. The event is tied to a stated cost of about 15 million, and the ceremony marks a notable naval milestone amid coverage of ship launch activities.
Tornado Destroys Blunt to Ree Heights Path Wide
A powerful tornado swept from Blunt to Ree Heights with two twisters sighted as it damaged farms, destroyed homes, and killed Miss Clara Wright near Highmore. Injuries included two women and one man seriously, with extensive crop and property losses estimated around 206000 dollars. Relief teams aided survivors as the storm moved northeast, breaking up near Ree Heights.
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Hiunt
Blunt
Ree Heights
Yulda Owen
J. HA. Trask
Mise Clara Wright
Orville Wright
Highmore
M.C. Calhoon
Hlin
Wesr
Noel
Royal C. Johnson
Frank Glasener
J. Buchanan
Harrold
Holabird
E.i W. Lowe
Clara Wright
Catte
Lowe
Miss Wright
Lowes
Mrs. Lowe
Robinean
Joe Forrest
Henry Logan
Ree Heightts
Reed
Rge
Nee Helahts
Funnel shaped cloud sighted near Miller causes minor damage
June 14 Miller reports funnel shaped cloud moving from the west for about thirty minutes. It veered twelve miles west then southeast, avoiding Ree Heights and the town. Several farms report some building damage but no injuries. Ball and rain followed as the cloud vanished southwest.
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Miller
Miller, & DF
Ree Heights
Germany Augmenting Machine Gun Supply Moves
London reports a Daily Mall editorial urging the government to order unlimited machine guns from Canada the United States and other lands to blunt German supply. The piece compares the German effort to a failed wartime strategy and warns of continued arms weakness.
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Germany
London
The
Daily Mall
Land
Canada
United States
Unclear Text Summary Item
Incomplete OCR fragment yields no clear events or entities to summarize into a substantive headline or teaser.
Chicago streetcar strike ends after arbitration pact
Chicago officials and streetcar workers reach a 48 hour strike ending agreement. Mayor Thompson leads talks with union leaders and traction officials to appoint a board of arbitration. Wages, schedules, and wagon sales are to be addressed with planned electric transit restoration and expanded service.
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Miam Hale Thompson
Lowuefficiats
Anteureed Mahon
Proba
Mivor 7
Officiile
Polines
To Dermanic
Wettendance
Foresees Move for Higher Sugar Duty
Fragmented text references a push for higher sugar duties and related political debate. Mentions Congress, canals, and officials, with unclear names and dates due to damaged OCR.
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