Soldiers Released In Fort McInish Arrival Parade
About 2,500 new soldiers who arrived at Fort McInish in the past two weeks were released from quarantine and allowed to roam Laredo. Most came via Illinois, with a few Creek Indians and Indiana men, joining infantry hospital and other units. They flocked to town at 7 pm to visit refreshment parlors, motion picture shows, and plazas as warm weather encouraged outdoors. The rookie crowd, seen as the new riff of the draft, drew locals’ welcome amid joking banter about street sightseeing and chilly weather. Deputy Collector Mary C. Devine sets June 14 as auction date for seized goods at the port’s customs house.
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Infantry
Hospital Corps
Signal Corps
Quartermaster's Department
Illinois
Indiana
Port of Laredo
Texas
Mary C. Devine
List of Webb county registrants appears in today's Times
The Times prints a list of 128 Webb county registrants who registered on June 5 1917. The list, alphabetized for convenience, calls on citizens to check for any young men who recently reached 21 and to report unregistered cases to the exemption board. Citizens are urged to assist in enforcing registration and investigate apparent omissions.
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Meeting of Stockholders Texas Mexican Railway 1918
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Texas Mexican Railway Company will be held at the office of the Company in Laredo Texas on June 26 1918 at 9 a m for electing Directors and any business to be brought before the meeting. The Board of Directors will meet immediately after adjournment. L V Boniger secretary.
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Texas Mexican Railway Company
Laredo
Texas
L. V. Boniger
The Forbidden Path at Royal Theater Draws Crowds
A local theater ad details that Theda Bara starred in The Forbidden Path at the Royal Theater last night and will be shown again tonight. The piece notes strong audience interest and identifies Edward Green, Florist, with a contact at Crockett 4107 in San Antonio.
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Fox Company
Theda Bara
Edward Green
Florist
Crockett
Ave. C
Sth St
San Antonio
Texas
Hall's Catarrh Cure claim oath by F J Cheney Co
Joe Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears as senior partner that the Toledo firm will pay one hundred dollars for each uncurable case of catarrh, sworn December 6 in Lucas County Ohio with official seal and acknowledgment.
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Joe Frank J. Cheney
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Frank J. Cheney
Society activities and Red Cross events schedule
Wednesday listings show Red Cross Surgical Room in charge by Misa Maria Mowry 9 to 12 with additional forenoon coverage by Mrs. C. B. Kennpdy and Mrs. Heaner. Parish Guild meets at 4 with Mrs. McKinney. Camp Fire Girls group meets at 5 with Miss Netger. Christian Endeavor Training at church in evening. junior Red Cross Dressing Room 4 with Mrs. G. R. Weber. Thursday duties include Mrs. W. J. Sames forenoon and Mrs. W. C. Greenstreet afternoon. Dressing Room in charge by Mrs. T. A. Austin. Heights Red Cross Knitting Circle with Mrs. T. A. Bunn in afternoon. Soldiers Club social night/open house.
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Camp Fire Girls
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W. J. Sames
W. C. Greenstreet
Red Cross Surgical
T. A. Austin
the Heights
T. A. Bunn
Soldiers Club
Missionary Society Meeting Ends Busy Week
The Womens Missionary Society held a church afternoon session with hymn singing and prayer led by Mrs A G Thompson. Dues and pledges were collected and members voted to equip a church room for sewing and Red Cross Surgical Dressing work each Tuesday. Mrs Barr shared a West Texas Conference report from San Antonio events.
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San Antonio
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Evans
Price of Ice At Houston Reasonable Says Food Department
The U S Food Administration under Herbert Hoover concluded ice prices in Houston are reasonable this season. An investigation by Texas Food Administration head R F Crow showed labor costs dominate delivery expenses and fuel and wages drive factory costs. Prices rose up to 33 1 3 percent for small quantity deliveries but overall delivery and production costs justify the season’s higher ice prices.
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U. S
Peden
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Houston
R. F. Crow
Texas Food Administration
Ship production exceeds losses in coast raid impact
American shipyards building for the Shipping Board surpass the sunk ships by about 100 000 deadweight tons after the German raid. Washington reports also note Director McAdoo asking Congress to extend government take over of short line railroads to January instead of July.
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Washington
Shipping Board
McAdvoc
Congress
President Wilson Explains Open Diplomacy
President Wilson spoke in Washington on June 12 to quell senate quarrels over his policy. He said open diplomacy referred not to executive treaty talks but to action on treaties after their ratification.
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Washington
Uent
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Graduation at West Point Hears National Congratulation
The United States Military Academy at West Point graduated its 1918 class with Secretary of War Baker and Gen. Peyton C. March in attendance. The event marked one of the largest classes in the academy’s history, noted for scholarship, military efficiency, and character. The ceremony took place in front of Battle Monument on the West Point Plain.
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Baseball Gossip Highlights Season Moves and Stars
Ex Brooklyn second baseman George Cutshaw shines for the Pirates as Clarence Walker improves for the Athletics. Cleveland’s near top sparks a crack, while Frank Corridon coaches the Second Naval District team at Newport. Fred Toney starts strong for the Reds, Dodo Paskett boosts batting, Les Nunsmaker backs Browns, and Eric Erickson appears as a key Tigers pitcher.
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Red Sox
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Fred Toney
Reds
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Dodo Paskett
Phils
Cy Williams
Cube
Leslie Nunsmaker
Browns
Les
Eric Erickson
Eggs Must Be Candled After June Fifteenth Order
The United States Food Administration ruled that on and after June 1, 1918 all eggs must be candled by the buyer or seller. The aim is to stop traffic in unfit eggs and prevent waste by stopping their entry into trade channels.
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United States Food Administration
Ess
Sour Stomach Easier Digestion With Simple Steps
A mild indigestion description notes sour stomach from eating too fast or too much or poor food fit. It advises eating slowly, chewing well, and having light meals, then suggests Chamberlain's Tablets to aid digestion.
French Counterattack Gains Ground in June Openings
Paris reports ongoing battle near Montdidier and Oise with French gains and 1000 prisoners. American artillery aided the counterattack southwest of Montdidier. Jaeger Division cut to pieces at Ressons sur Bratz amid German claims of French defeat in Reichstag remarks.
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France
Paris
Montdidier
Oise
Latte
Mery Sentis Wood
Chevrincourt
Aisne
Soissons
Marne
Villers-Cotterets
Domiers, Curry
Ambley
Saya
Ressons Sur- Bratz
German High Command Sees Offensive Goals Achieved
London reports that the German high command believes the recent offensive objectives were attained. They say the French counterattack will not be pursued, suggesting a large German force on the western front may still be forthcoming. The Washington casualty list lists 167 names with actions ranging from killed and wounded to missing and disease, including Texans Gamel W. Clayton, Frank Richardson, Nathan C. Sprinkle, Fred H. Campbell, Hardy R. Ellison, and Paul Hi.
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Sey
Washington
Gamel W. Clayton
Canyon Cty
Frank Richardson
Atlanta
Nathan C. Sprinkle
Velasco
Fred H. Campbell
Crowell
Hardy R. Ellison
Belton and
Belton
Paul Hi, Nichols
Floyd
Washington Marine Casualty List Names 17 Killed or Wounded
Washington on June 12 reports a marine casualty set listing 17 names with 11 killed in action 2 died of wounds 4 severely wounded. Alexander Chalpain of Dallas is noted as killed in action.
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Washington
Alexander Chalpain
Dallas
American Surprises Are Due on Western Front
London reports the Times says American air power will bring surprises as the air program expands. Production, flying schools, supply centers, and many pilots are now in place on the western front.
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Times
Germany Lodges Complaint Over Riots Safeguards
Amsterdam reports Germany has lodged a complaint at Washington asking for safeguards to prevent excesses such as the lynching of Robert Prager during riots. Germany urges American action despite alleged Illinois statutes hindering prosecution, the Welt Agency says.
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Amsterdam
Washington
Robert Prager
America
Welft
Berlin newspapers report no new German peace offer
London reports on June 12 that in a forthcoming statement of war aims Germany will make no new peace offer, per Berlin newspapers. The note suggests continuity in German policy and expectations for a firm war stance.
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London
Germany
Bay
Dallas Newspaper Man Under Arrest in Smuggling Probe
Dallas June 12 Silliman Evans former attache of the American legation at Copenhagen was placed under arrest by U S customs officials. Local authorities say he is held in connection with a smuggling case involving a man named Conn in New York. Evans is a local newspaper man.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Silliman Evans
Copenhagen
United States Customs Service
Conn
New York
Enemy Planes Destroyed on Italian Front
London report states twenty one enemy planes were destroyed by British forces on the Italian front in the official statement. The claim highlights air superiority during continued hostilities and underscores strategic bombing pressure in the region.
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London
Paris Court Martial Sentences Spy Madame M Z to Death
A Paris court martial sentenced Madame M Z to death for spying for enemy agents in Spain. Her 16 year old son Noel, accused as her accomplice, was ordered to penitentiary until he reaches age. He was about to enlist as an aviator when arrested.
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M. Z
Noel
Spain
Big Anti-Saloon Rally Opens in Springfield
Springfield Alabama prepares for a two day convention to push for prohibition in all states under the Anti-Saloon League banner. Ten thousand delegates are expected with speakers including William J Bryan Senator Borah and Senator Sherman addressing the crowd.
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Springfield
NYU Resumes Graduation Ceremonies After War Pause
New York University held its annual school year closing ceremonies in the Auditorium on Washington Heights. Six hundred students received degrees this afternoon. Dr David Jayne Hill former American ambassador to Germany delivered the address to the graduating class.
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New York
New York University
America
Washington Heights
David Jayne Hill
Germany
War Conference of Manufacturer Leaders at Atlantic City
A large gathering of Western and New England manufacturers met in Atlantic City on June 12 to discuss wartime needs and postwar adjustments. Government representatives and Allied commissions spoke as the group considered labor, coal, transportation, insured workers, and ways the industry could unite to support victory.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Western States
New England
Bibby Gilroy Wedding in New York at Plaza
New York on June 12 witnessed the marriage of Dorothy Ruth Gilroy daughter of the late mayor Thomas F. Gilroy to Thomas Frederick A. Bibby son of Mr and Mrs Herbert K Bibby of London.
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Weather Forecast From New Orleans Office
The Times presents tonight and Thursday partly cloudy weather forecast from the United States Weather Bureau New Orleans bureau via the Telephone Co. Readings indicate no significant precipitation with mild to warm temperatures and light to moderate winds throughout the period.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
the Telephone Co
Fort McIntosh 24 Hour Weather Report
Observations for the 24 hours ending 7 am show a maximum temperature of 97 degrees and a minimum of 74 degrees. Winds from the southeast with clear skies throughout.
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