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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1917
Page
2
War News and Global Events Summary
Western newspapers report Constantine arriving in Rome, Sequana torpedoed with 190 lives lost, Fort Saliff captured, and Ireland’s prisoners released. Elihu Root’s American mission reaches Petrograd. Italian ministry reforms urged. Mississippi sunk with one life lost. Moreni, four lives lost after submarine battle. German attacks repulsed near Aisne. Avenger sunk. Zeppelin shot down. London bombed with heavy casualties. Britain spends about seven and a half million pounds daily. Duma backs offensive. British advance near Bullecourt. trench gains near Monchy le Preux. Food prices rise. 200 Texas born Mexicans organize to join France as scouts. Kaiser prophecy in Chicago raised. J W Clark jailed for bigamy and Mann Act violations. four Mrs Clarks cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantine
Greece
Rome
Fort Saliff
Red Sea
England
Elihu Root
Petrograd
Men urged to enlist under selective draft law
The act of registering under the selective draft law does not prevent men from enlisting in any government forces now organized. Men between 13 and can volunteer for the regular army the navy the marine corps the national guard or the naval militia. Men are needed at once to fill the ranks of all branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regular Army
Navy
Marine Corps
National Guard
Naval Militia
Woman's body found under porch in Donghna
A woman was found dead under a porch in Donghna, Arizona. Investigators are probing the scene as a possible case of foul play or accidental death. Further details on identity or cause were not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donghna
Ariz
Colorado River
Government mobilizes steel ship contracts and draft calls
President Wilson signs espionage bill as selective draft registration totals 9,403,344 with three states missing. Secretary Daniels seeks 700,000 for bluejackets warm clothing and amusements. National Defense Council creates inland water transportation committee with Gen. Black as chairman. Secretary Houston asks Congress for 500,000 for cotton boll worm border quarantine. War land condemnation bill passes Senate for training camps. Wireless work proves practical. navy to use wireless telephony and telegraphy in war. First draft aims to build regular army, second to fill national guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels
Congress
Council of National Defense
Inland Water Transportation Committee
Gen
William Black
Navy
Natonal Guard
Vast TB death gap noted France US
The article compares tuberculosis mortality, calling France’s rate far higher than the United States. It mentions health and public policy implications without detailing specific numbers or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United States
Global War Updates and Political Shifts Reported
Reports from various fronts note Spain facing revolutionary rumors while Britain releases Sinn Feiners. Salazar offers surrender for amnesty. Brussels officials face German prisons. Russian cabinet hints at a pro allied conference on treaties. China sees Chang Hsun as dictator. Li Yuan Hung a figurehead. Britain caps imports of print media. Paraguay and Uruguay embargo flour and wheat exports. Greece abdicates to Prince Alexander. Germany offers peace to Russia through a Swiss contact. Rhondda named food controller. U S France trade talks eyed. Pershing and staff mobilize in Paris. News mentions President Farrand sailing for tuberculosis fight and Petrograd council opposing separate peace. Balfour speaks on relief in Belgium and Wilson’s Flag Day address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Jose Ynez Salazar
Villa
Brussels
Chang Hsun
China
Li Yuan Hung
Great Britain
Paraguay
Uruguay
Constantine
Greece
Alexander
Stockholm Social Demokraten
Germany
Russia
Baron Rhondda
London
House of Commons
United States
France
Gen. Pershing
Paris
Bingen Family Horses Win Money in 1916 Season
The Bingen family of light harness race horses earned about 235 dollars during the 1916 season on tracks. An update notes staff changes as a new pitcher Gene Dale, formerly with the Cincinnati Reds in 1915, joins the present staff to curb the Conver tion pitcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Dale
Cincinnati Reds
Waldorf-Astoria Frying Pan Reunites With Nevada Guest
A Nevada mine part owner visited New York and demonstrated gold panning with a frying pan in his room at the Waldorf-Astoria. After a morning display the pan vanished briefly but was found by the maid and returned with its gold to the guest before his train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf-Astoria
Nevada
New York Times
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Thomas WM. Page
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National Committee For Relief
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