Turks Confident They Will Not Come Out of the War a Loser
Former U S Senator and ambassador in Constantinople cites Turks’ generosity toward enemies and good treatment of prisoners, including Sir Charles Townshend. He notes wartime hardships in Turkey, but says no real famine or disorders, and asserts Turkish confidence remains intact despite exhaustion. Also mentions ease of travel to the Swiss frontier and civilian liberty in Constantinople. In New York, a dog licensing law passes to require all dogs to be licensed and wear tags. owners without licenses face fines.
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Uintercanona
Stat Corresporadien
Paris
Mall
York
Abran L Eakus
Usitea
Cassador
Constantinople
Benezel
Charles Townshend
Eucels Amara
Bosphorus
Turkey
Ratiroed
Grand Vizier
Porte
Albany
New York
Winumann
Erpurs
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Middletown Resident
Middletown resident C. E. Jones recounts severe back pains and burning kidney symptoms. After using Dean's Kidney Pills from Vernon Drug Co, his condition improved and did not return, with Mrs Foster Mitbura Co. Buffalo, NY listed as promoters. Price 30c at dealers.
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Middletown
Coen
Mr. Jones
C. E. Jones
Dean
Vernon Dros
Foster Mitbura
Buffalo
American interests in Near East after the war
Ambassador Bertin and Constantinople discuss U S influence in the Near East with plans for American banking, free ports, and shipping links. Americans already hold strong positions with 11 colleges and multiple schools in Turkey, Beiruti institutions, and female medical education expansion led by Mary Mills Patrick.
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Bertin
Constantinoplé
Makier
Vilenna
Constantinople
Paris
Nnturn
United States
Near East
America
Odessa
New York
Turkey
American University
Beiruc
Hobarts College
American College For Girls
Mary Mills Patrick
Girls’ College
Hoover urges fancy dishes to conserve staples at New York hotels
New York hotel men were urged by Mr Hoover to diversify menus to preserve wheat and fats. He advised serving sea foods and eliminating waste, arguing European shortages show the danger of limiting fare. Women in New York will lead an educational food campaign with district menu recommendations to follow.
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New York
Lic
Hotel Men’s Association
Washinsion
England
Mr. Hoover
Hoover
Gistricia
Bmr
Resiau
Briel
Suns
Wallkill Lodge Fifty Years Old Celebration in Walden
Free Masons from Orange County gathered in Walden to mark Wallkill Lodge No. 627's fiftieth anniversary. Judge Arthur S. Tomyxics served as guest of honor, with prominent Masons and Eastern Stars in attendance. The event included a catered dinner prepared by Eastern Stars and a committee chaired by George W. Birch, noting ten charter members who held office in the lodge's first year.
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Rai
Moentzo
Sreesferris Place
George W. Birch
Wellkill Lodge
BH. Bull
Warth
Youngs
Worth
W. J. Welsh
Mary
H. H. Hallett
Deaco
M. McElhenny
D. King
Robert Brown
George A. da
Arthur Daniels
Clarence Benedict
Edgar C. Mullen
Elting Rosencrens
C. Sherwood Smith
Erre Youns
Lewis W. Kidd
George L. Sharp
Tenry L. Wiley
Luther FH. Sammons
Francis W. Reaney
Wiliam Murser
G. Herbert Leeming
Fred Crawford
Willam E. Cooper
Robert T. Huse
Wilson Expands Embargo To Include All War Needs
Washington reports that the U S embargo list will widen beyond wheat and coal to cover most war necessities. Cabinets and the Export Council push to curb all supplies to Germany, citing neutrals aiding the enemy by reexporting foodstuffs and fodder. Publication of the broadened list is expected within days.
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Washington
Esports
Germany
United States
United 3
Redfield
Sion
Turks Shut Schools Of Allies And Jews
An interview with a leading Young Turk figure claims the regime would not reopen schools for Allies or Jews after the war. He frames anti Entente aims and opposes Jewish colonization, noting a secret June document blocked abroad by Germany. The item carries strong anti Jewish rhetoric amid wartime propaganda.
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Ene
Palestine
Therm
Farewell Tours of Presidents From Washington to Hayes
The San Francisco Chronicle notes how former presidents left Washington with mixed emotions, from Jefferson tears of joy at Monticello to Van Buren strolling away as an ordinary citizen. It recounts Johnson’s relief at leaving, Grant’s later White House visit, and McKinley’s reception of Harrison, illustrating varied farewells and post term conduct.
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United States
Washington
John Adams
Jefferson
John Quiner Adams
Ike
Thomas Jefferson
White House
Montucello
Andrew Jackson
Kevich
van Buren
Tanshion
Albany
Tyler
Polk
Trier
Johinson
General Grant
Johnson
Hayes
Sherman
Barrison
McKee
Capitol
Grant
Benjamin Harrison
Arthur
Thomas Pendsl
McKinley
Garrison
Mrr
General Harrison
McAjnier
San Francisco Chronicle
Fisk urges air raid on Germany's navy in world war
Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske argues that air strikes against the German fleet and U boats can be decisive within six months with proper energy. He favors torpedo planes and warns that delaying could worsen British oil supplies and threaten global commerce.
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Fisk
Germany
NAVY
New York
Bradley A. Fiske
Hawler
America
Fiske
Opnion
Adiral
South Holds Cotton: Prices Soaring Daily
Atlanta dispatch notes cotton prices climbing under International News Service. Analysts predict 50 cent to possibly 1 dollar per pound before summer as producers, warehouses, and speculators reap gains while fears of boll weevil, crop shortages, and government price control loom.
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International News Service
Atlanta
Uncle Sam
Door Hanging Dispute Delays Hamilton County Courthouse Doors
The Hamilton county courthouse project stalls over who may hang the metal doors. Carpenters and sheet metal workers clash on door installation rights after a lengthy strike, with neither side willing to yield. Building commissioner I A Green seeks intervention from AFL president Samuel Gompers.
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International Mews Service
Cipe
Hamilton County
I. A. Green
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Lincoln Forgave Him for Unasked Pardon at White House
A Missouri editor claimed he first suggested Lincoln’s name for president and showed a worn paper as proof. Lincoln reserved time for Stanton, then warmly forgave the editor, saying not to worry about the nomination. His forgiving remark ended their encounter.
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Lincoln
White House
Francis F. Browne
Abraham Lincoln
Missouri
War Department
Stanton
They Sink Backward Like Hippos in Quiet Water
The text notes hippos sink backward and quietly, unlike other aquatic animals that dive forward with splashes. Hunters near African pools could miss a hippo's disappearance as it descends, then resurges by lifting the snout to fill its lungs.
Peanuts In India And Long Feet Anecdotes
The article notes the shift of Indian peanuts from edible nuts to seed crushing for oil, highlighting South India’s crop and industry growth. It also recounts two old farmers sharing life experiences in a parlor as one tells a long feet joke, culminating in a quip about a man with unusually long feet. An advertisement for Want Ad space is mentioned.
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India
South India
Unwritten Law Homicide Rule Upheld in Georgia Case
Atlanta June 30 The unwritten law was recognized as a justifiable cause of homicide in the George Gowan trial for slaying Herbert Jones. Judge Ben Hill told the jury that if Jones persisted in attentions to Mrs Gowan and Gowan killed to stop them he would be acquit ted, but revenge alone would not justify. Gowan was acquitted.
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International News Service
Atlanta
George Gowan
Herbert Jones
Ben Hil
Gowan
Jones
Mars First Aid to Cupid in Ohio Town
Second Lieutenant Charles J. Bailey and A die Schmunk, once wed by a justice of the peace and later annulled, have remarried in Gates Mills Ohio amid wartime separation. Bailey, now an Ohio Field Artillery officer, heads to France as Schmunk’s renewed union marks a social highlight in the town.
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Mars First Aid
Ohio
International News Service
Gates Mills
Charles 3. Bailey
Ohio Field Artillery
Adie Schmunk
Robert J. Schmunk
Ohio University
Artillery
France
Doctors Say Draft Coming for Many Physicians
Uniontown, June 30. Major Charles E. Codman of the United States Officers' Medical Reserve Corps told Farelle County Medical Association that all physicians aged 31 to 40 will be drafted into the U S fighting forces very soon.
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Uniontown
United States Fighting Forces
Watn
Charles E. Codman
United States Officers' Medical Reserve Corps
Philadelphia
Farelle County Medical Association
Britain sees huge prison drop as war cuts crime
London report from International News Service notes the war reduced crime in Great Britain with 7,000 fewer men and 700 fewer women jailed since the war began. The total prisoner count falls to 9,32.
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International News Service
London
Great Britain
Germans crowd to buy princess hats in Munich
A bustling scene in Munich Bavaria on June 30 as crowds gathered to purchase hats associated with a princess. Local vendors reported high demand and swift sales amid festive atmosphere and public interest in royal headwear.
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International News Service
Munich
Bavaria
Thera
Fruit a Tives Advertises Cure for Autointoxication
An old advertisement claims Fruit-a-tives will cure autointoxication from constipation by cleansing the bowels, kidneys, and skin. It asserts that toxins enter the blood, causing indigestion, headaches, and rheumatic pains, and promotes a box price of 6 for $2.50 with trial size 25¢, available from Fruit-a-tives Limited in Ogdensburg, New York.
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Fruit-a-tives Limited
Ogdensburg
New York
Princess Louise of Belgium clothing sale crowds riot
Hundreds of women battled police for a chance to purchase clothing pawned by Princess Louise of Belgium. A main draw was ninety hats with other items listed including seven robes fifty umbrellas twenty one opera cloaks sixty eight veils and thirty two aigrerites. She is the daughter of late King Leopold and ex wife of Prince Philip.
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Louise
Belgium
Leopold
Philip
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
Delicate Operation For Mrs Vassmer At Thrall Hospital
Mrs John H Vassmer wife of a North White Lake merchant is in Thrall Hospital for a delicate operation. Classifieds note to use Times-Press want columns for 1221 of anything.
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Timeg-Press
John H. Vassmer
North White Lake
Sullivan County
Times-Press
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