US Engineers arrive in Paris as regiments head to front
The United States Commission of Engineers reaches Paris while numerous regiments depart Petrograd for the front bearing banners reading liberty and honor. German sociologists warn of a sharp drop in birth rates due to the war, heightening social unease.
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United States Commission of Engineers
Paris
Petro &Rad
Liberty
Pittsburg
George W. Guthrie
United States
Japan
Memorial Hall
War News Roundup from Europe and Asia
Amid global conflict, Italian and Austrian claims near Jamiano compete with British raids northwest of La Bassee. Reports detail Russian upheaval, large British casualties, and Italian prisoner totals as fronts shift from Tolmino to the sea.
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Jamiano
British War Office
la Bassee
Russia
Albania
Tolmino
Boxing Bouts Shaping Up In New York And Berlin
The report notes Bob McAllister guiding Gunboats against Jack Dillon of Indianapolis in a ten round bout in Cincinnati and George Chip of Newcastle facing a foe in the same ring. It also mentions record crowds and wagers at the Gruenwald track in Berlin during Whit Monday racing, with over 2,000,000 marks in bets and a large attendance.
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Vienna
Danube
Germ Burg
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Frankfort Zeitung the Geneva la Suisse
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Li Ching-Hesi
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Li Yuan-Hung
House of
Bob McAllister
New York
Jack Dillon
Indianapolis
George Chip
Newcastle
Cincinnati
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Witc
Ina
New Mexico Bank Resources Rise Sharply
State bank data from 1914 to 1917 shows resources increasing from 11.4 million to 16.4 million dollars, deposits up from 8.27 million to 12.59 million, and loans and discounts climbing to 12.17 million. Depositors grow from 31,574 to 38,097 as 66 banks report.
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Western Newspaper News Service
Santa Fe
New Mexico
George Hogan Stone
Richardson Named Financial Agent for Fort Sumner and Quay
Governor Lindsey appointed G. A. Richardson as financial agent at Fort Sumner de Baca county replacing George W. Carr who moved to Portales He also named T A Muirhead of Tucumcari and Jak Johnson of Logan as additional financial agents for Quay county.
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Lindsey
G. A. Richardson
Fort Sumner
de Baca County
George W. Carr
Portales
T. A. Muirhead
Tucumcari
Jak, Johnson
Logan
Quay County
Seven Counties Report Food Production Drive in New Mexico
The State Council of Defense heard reports from seven northern New Mexico counties showing ongoing efforts to boost food production. Officials noted other counties likely pursuing similar actions.
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Santa Fé
State Council of Defense
New Mexico
Body Found in Cooper Pasture Near Santa Fe Road
Authorities were notified of a man's body found in the Cooper pasture near Kenna close to the Santa Fe Roswell road. The body was badly decomposed and awaiting examination.
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Santa Fe
Cooper Pasture
Kenna
Santa Fe-Roswell Road
Day files suit against Key stone Bromide Mining
A. W. Day of Milwaukee sues the Keystone Bromide Mining Company in Rio Arriba County District Court seeking damages of 22 000 dollars. The case appears in the Santa Fe docket as a civil action for monetary relief.
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Sues Mining Company
Santa Fe
A. W. Day
Milwaukee
Keystone-Bromide Mining Company
Rio Arriba County
Emperor declares limits on peace timing
The Austrian emperor asserts the right to determine when peace talks proceed while signaling the broader principle that peoples may decide their rule. The statement frames timing as a sovereign prerogative amid ongoing negotiations.
Three U S Ships Sunk and Peace Talks Mentioned
Reports from Vienna and London describe Austria's parliament and emperor pledging to share governance as workmen and soldiers in Kronstadt seize power and reject the provisional government. Sinking of the Barbara and Frances M and actions near Kronstadt reshape wartime signals and diplomacy.
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Vienna
London
Barbara
Harry Tone
Colorado
John Ray
Admiralty
Cadiz
Petrograd
Congo
Kronstadt
Workmen's
Soltfers
Russia
Workmen's and Soldiers’ Council
War Department cuts cantonments in training plan
The War Department announced fewer training cantonments for September call ups, reducing from thirty two to sixteen. Many troops will be housed in tents rather than wooden barracks due to shortages of funds, materials, labor, and transportation, Secretary Baker said.
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Washington
War Department
Baker
SOU
British Guns Batter Ypres Line in World War I
British artillery and Allied forces pressed German positions near Ypres and Moulin de Laffaux as heavy bombardments continued. Reports note German footholds in advanced trenches and French counterfire, with British gains including thousands of prisoners and hundreds of guns across April and May.
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Fron Soissons
Ypres
Paris
Moulin de Laffaux
Hill 304
Belgium
London
Ber
Tornado Toll Rises Across Kansas Oklahoma Missouri
A string of tornadoes in southeastern Kansas north central Oklahoma and southern Missouri left twenty one dead and more than one hundred injured with extensive property damage late Friday officials said.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Congress Honors Greeley Minister at House Prayer
Dr Paul H of Greeley Colorado opened the House of Representatives with prayer in a ceremony honoring the local minister. The event highlighted the United Presbyterian Church in Greeley and featured Washington attendees recognizing the cleric’s service.
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Greeley
Washington
Paul H the Greeley
Colo
United Presbyterian Church
House of Representatives
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