Hawker Found Alive At Sea After Escape From Death
London reports Hawker and Lt. Comdr Grieve rescued at sea after a week adrift near Newfoundland. Danish ship Mary transferred them to a British battleship Revenge then to Thurso, with crowds expected in London. Hawker and Grieve in good health. wife overjoyed.
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Hawker
Commer Grieve
Newfoundland
Treland
Mary
Horsens
Denmark
Scapatow
Grieve
Miraculus
Admiralty
Mary Rerfound
Ives Snod
Tony Ing
Trovds
Hebrides
Surbhou
Ier Iysbeind
Universal Service
al Jad
Coe
Nighe
Admiraley Wheeless
Seffort
Athe Caplaii
Fyers
Theft Alleged at Local Firm Over Communism Note
Berlin Shiv, 26, an employee at a large local firm, allegedly took pay from the register after leaving a note stating W's is communism and the time has come to divvy up. The incident reportedly occurred as the cashier’s drawer was skimmed for a sizable amount.
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Berlin
Savery
Hey
Prohibition Bans Newsroom Access on Pondaass Day
The Norwegian government issued a decree prohibiting the printing and distribution of newspapers on Pondaass and Bulla days, restricting press activity and publication schedules across outlets. The move signals a government control over daily news dissemination during the holiday period.
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Lis
Pondaass
Bulla
GOES WAVE RED FLAG AT GREAT LAKES RALLY
Dissatisfaction over tardiness in granting discharges sparked a riot at a Great Lakes training camp. About 1200 enlisted men gathered for an entertainment event when tension rose as sailors complained. A singer and conductor faced jeers as disorder erupted. Lt. Wilson restored order.
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Elteengt
Great Lakes
Yhitton Catser
Hanpron Taads
Orto Artaethe
Marine
Diagn Ra
Micky
Botshovill
Bolyhes Yikei
Pester Anier
Mig
Llentemoin
Wilsots
Suffrage Wins in Texas Across Prohibition Referendum
Tex voters endorse suffrage with a statewide tally showing 87,768 for suffrage vs 52,345 against and 47,730 for prohibition after partial county returns. Prohibition support trails as counties report, with process delays noted as officials await full results adjust. Governor salary measure deferred on initial returns amid mixed support and turnout uncertainties.
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Dalia
Tex
Texas
Ube. H
Mondidnant
JAPS BIG NAVAL PROGRAM FOR 1918-20 YEAR
Washington reports that Japan plans major naval builds for 1918 to 1920. Five battleships, two battle cruisers with names undecided, two cruisers, eight destroyers, and seven submarines are to be constructed at Mitsubishi and Kawasaki yards. Construction to begin in September.
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Washington
Arvices
Tokyo
Kirhga Tend Tosa
Crusers
Elect
Kagesand
Tosa
Mitsubishi
Kawasaki Dele Yard
Man shoots wife and himself in Chicago home
In Jefferson Park, Martin Nosko shot his wife with a shotgun and then killed himself before collapsing. The tragedy occurred at 5015 Kimberly Avenue as Nosko had suffered from severe headaches and mounting tensions prior to the act.
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Chicaga
Presenra
Nix
Martin Nasko
Pen Ing
Kimberly, Avenue
Detferson Park
Nosko
Switzerland a Popular Resort Captured in Refuge Request
A May 26 report notes Switzerland as a crowded resort and mentions figures in exile. The King of Bulgaria asks Czecho-Slovakia for refuge for fugitive princes amid regional upheaval.
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Switzerland
Sofia
Bulgaria
Czecho-Slovakia
Blu
Saving to Stabilize Americas Thrift Drive
An editorial urges universal saving to curb depression era hardships. It extols thrift, responsible buying, and bill payment, warning waste harms business. It cites wasteful practices in New York districts and calls for education in prudent finances for workers and future generations. Cardinal Gibbons endorses continued support for war savings programs.
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Amodean
United States
Jake
Qulyre
H Chuhiey
Wechanle
New York
Wimkad Pauyil
Walies
Guard
Pang Aman
Sinit
Symrenicie Livestyien
Cardinal Gibbons
Gardion
New Member Causes Hard Jolt in Commons Debates
A vivid parliamentary scene features John Jones, new Labor MP from Silvertown, delivering pointed speeches that echo historic reformers. He faces calls for order as Speaker Lowthar presides under ceremonial canopy, while veterans recall Tower Hill debates and working class rhetoric of old.
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Jerry Simpsony
Kansas
House of Cane Mons
Klee
Hurtve
John Jones
Labor
Silvertown
Jerry Simpson
Kier Hurdle
House of Comfsions
Ories
House of Cammons
Tower Will
Guv'nord
Lowthar
United States of America
House
Supreme Court
Mr. Jones
Utd
Hint
Ground strafing ace Larner recalls last days of war
Capt G DeForest Larner, an American ace with 13 downed foes, recounts a dramatic air clash near armistice eve. He and 86 hunter planes, aided by 50 Spad scouts, were met by over 50 German fighters. Larner pursued a seven-strong group, claiming two, amid his famed ground strafing runs on concentrated enemy troops.
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G. DeForest Larner
Washington
Ines
Larner
Delayed Funeral Kept King At Story Cemetery Route
George S. King longtime Brown County Indiana stage coach and hearse driver delayed a burial near Nashville Story cemetery by four hours. He hitching two horses to the hearse started toward the cemetery before realizing the coffin was not loaded and returned to Nashville to load it and switch horses.
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George S. King
Brown County
Indiana
Nashvill
Helmsburg
Nashville
Story Cemetery
King
Nation Tells how to meet Bolshevism at home
The address rejects Bolshevism as alien to the United States and warns that misled leaders in Europe have driven nations to seek beneficent institutions. It asserts a majority rule and the rule of law, rejects violent plots by aliens or naturalized citizens, and advocates preserving democratic institutions while meeting need through lawful reform.
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Jnew
Uninitiated Among Us Oppose Bolshevism Schemes
A terse note from D FP Houston, Secretary of Agriculture, urges citizens to counteract schemes of “wild squatters” aiming to spread bolshevism in the nation. The message emphasizes reconciling governance by the people with vigilance against subversive uprisings threatening constitutional order.
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D. FP
Houston
Remedy for Rheumatism Promises Relief and Rest
The article extols rheumatism as the most common and painful disease and promotes Chamberlain's Liniment as a remedy that offers relief, enables rest, and aids sleep. The piece highlights the liniment as a sought after treatment.
The Right Attitude To Take Now
The next years will be crowded with activity as wartime work transitions to peacetime. Men and women must seize opportunities without fear, shift to meet world demands, and build a better society. Immigration declines as a labor source, so workers must adapt to greater responsibilities and orderly, progressive change. Detroit Free Press.
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Detroit Free Press
Thought Illustration Sparks Reflection on Expression
An illustration titled Thought quotes a philosopher on silent thought becoming fueling expression. The piece notes cases where individuals believed they heard a call but felt they had shattered their bugers Boston Transcript wording hints at misperceived calls and ensuing actions.
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Boston ‘Transcript
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