Guard Draft Delayed to Aid Farmers and Training
A plan to draft the National Guard in three increments may be delayed to August 6 to allow time for preparations. The department seeks to mobilize divisional camps, stock equipment, and ready infantry regiments while awaiting Congress input and seasonal agricultural needs.
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Washington
National Board
Federal
Artiice
War Service
Frank
National Guard
Stalca m
Congress
Regiene
Rome
Chrate
Flying school contract let for Belleville project
Washington reports contracts let for the Belleville flying school as part of a nine site program. The Belleville field will be a standard two-squadron facility with officers, mechanics, and listed personnel, plus hangars and training plans. Construction starts immediately and other fields at Dayton Mount Clemens Midi and Hantoul are underway. A fifth contract is expected soon.
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Dayton
Mount Qemens
Midi
Hantoul
Washington Secretary Houston Appeals to Housewives
Washington Secretary Houston urged American housewives to join the national food conservation movement by canning or preserving perishable fruits and vegetables. The appeal emphasized home preservation as a patriotic effort during the period.
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Washington
Houston
National Food Conservation Movement
Amsterdam Count Weary Clam Martinic Resigns Cabinet
The Amsterdam count and premier of the Austrian cabinet that recently resigned failed in his attempt to reconstruct the ministry.
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Amaterdam
Weary Clam Martinic
Argentine Bank Names Federal Reserve Board Agent
The National Bank of Argentine has named the Federal Reserve Board as its representative in the United States, continuing formal banking liaison arrangements with U.S. authorities. The designation signals cooperation between Buenos Aires and Washington on monetary and regulatory matters.
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U. & Agents
Argentine Bank
Buenos Aires
National Bank of Argentine
Federal Reserve Board
United States
Police Chief Killa Rasiatant Incident Near Wear Frankfort
Renton resident Til-Roy Lodden aged 48 was shot and killed by W. F P Murphy the town police chief at Wear Frankfort seven miles south of here Lodden was an aspirant chief of police and the incident is under investigation by local authorities.
Annapolis Candidate Drowns in Harbor Canoe Incident
In Annapolis harbor a canoe capsized drowning Charlen McFarland, candidate for the naval academy from Jennings Oklahoma. The tragedy is reported from Annapolis Maryland with Chaplin Booats income to $1,000,000 and a San Francisco note about Charlie Chaplin selling his pictures for over $1,900,000 to a syndicate named The First National Exhibitors.
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Annapolis
Annapolis, Md
Charlen McFarland
Naval Academy
Jennings, Ok
Annapolis Harbor
Chaplin
San Francisco
Cal
Charlie Chaplin
First National
Charleston warns of German plots to place inflammable tombs
Leonard Wood's office issued warnings about plots attributed to German agents to install highly inflammable tombs in establishments engaged in federal work.
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Charleston
Leonard Wood
Aliens in United States Germany Numbers and Age Mix
The bureau reports 482000 inhabitants of German nationality allied with Germany at war. About 44 percent of the total male inhabitants of the United States of German birth are of military age, with roughly 32 percent of males aged 18 to over. Some Germans became citizens in wartime, while immigration from Germany largely fell to near zero.
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Austrante
Germany
German Socialist on Peace Call From Delegates
The German Social Democracy delegation writes to the conference organizers pledging to work for peace and a cross border workers’ alliance. Philip Scheidemann signs the letter with fellow delegates, urging an understanding among workers of all nations and the end of conquest tactics to establish lasting peace.
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Siebhole
Ewelen
Ion
Aoelaket
Alo
Philip Scheidemann
Russian pessimism and relief noted in dispatches
In Petrograd former Senator Root, head of the American mission, says residents are pessimistic about Russia's improving situation while warning Germany remains the danger. The Petrograd press hails slim reports of a possible democracy shift in Spain. In Baltimore George S. Jackson, a major grain exporter, will aid Herbert Hoover as government food commissioner without pay.
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Petrograd
Russia
Root
Germany
Robert Grimm
Spain
Baltimore
Eorge
Jackson
Herbert C. Hoover
Brazil Reaffirms Monroe Doctrine in World War Recognition
Brazil formally recognizes the strength of the Monroe Doctrine and the traditional friendship with the United States as it notifies Washington of revocation linked to rallying support in the world war context.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Brazil
Italian arrest story of Coerht murder case and trial
Fragmented OCR reports Alfredo Coerht held in Italy for the murder of Kyrarneld Hoth. Details mention a Roth Cruger order in New York and alleged involvement with a young girl. Witness Kin e Goldberg claims assault at Coe shop and abduction attempt. Police pursue return to the United States as legal proceedings begin.
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Bolvena
Alfredo Coerht
Weder
Roth Cruger
New York
Hiner
Iis
United States
VeThe Nathee
Semett
Ciipe
Alfredo Seek
Italy
Kyrarneld Hoth Tuper
War Fund Use Warns Official Over Camp Expenditures
A town meeting warned Gey Hardington to open portions of the 1 000 000 war fund voted for the last town campaign. Funds were planned for construction at Camp Dodge including sewers roads and bridges. Officials warned that misusing the fund could end his political career.
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Camp Dodge
Camp Dedge
Fincal
Ntn
Coal shipments to tidewater pooled during war
Washington news reports shippers of bituminous coal reached an agreement to pool shipments at New York Philadelphia Boston and Hampton Roads to reduce carloads and speed deliveries at the water front. Official estimates reach about 6640 tons, roughly 20 percent more than last year.
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Washington, D C
Tidewater
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Hampton Road
Palefan Harrison
Plea for a solemn fourth observed in wartime
Washington DC public information committee urged a sober solemnity for Independence Day observances. The statement condemned noise, illumination and unthinking celebration. Houston necro chauffeur Ben Harper was lynched after his vehicle fatally injured 13 year old May Goodrun in Courtney Texas. Miners in Kanawha coal field won wage concessions of 10 cents per ton and 60 cents per day from operators.
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Washington, D. C
Public Information Committee
Houston
Tex
Ben Harper
Necro
Courtney
Harper
May Goodrun
Charleston
W. Va
Kanawha
Farmland Wealth and Its Debated Origins
Analyzed discussions link farming to wealth, tracing claims about how agricultural output shapes national prosperity. The piece surveys farmers, markets, and policy rhetoric, highlighting perceived connections between land, labor, and economic power across regions.
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Named By Woman Cure Claim
Mrs. W. E. Lincee of Temnilie Michigan recounts long suffering from ulceration and fatigue. After using Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound she reports recovery, resuming housework and gardening. She thanks the remedy and recommends others seek advice from the company’s representatives.
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Ridgway
Lydia E. Minklam
OM. Quuises
Mulgway
Tenniile
Gia
Lydia KE
Pinkham
Cael P
Lydia E Makham
Tata
Lydia BE
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lyon
Mass
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