Marshall Says V. P. Needs No Man Power
Washington June 13 Thomas R Marshall argues the war does not justify broadening vice president powers He opposes cabinet floor admission and says a plain Democrat rather than a political chief should avoid excessive executive and legislative straddle He praises the war era senate and the wartime compensation act while stressing vigilance in war objectives.
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Washington
Thomas R. Marshall
United States
Tom Marshall
Calhoun
Senate
Marshall
House
John Adams
John Calhoun
Congress
Wrigley Seeks Lost Bean Soup From Youth Days
Chicago June 14 International News Service William Wrigley Jr chewing gum magnate and Democratic Chicagoan ends Red Cross drive and recalls five cent bean soup from his Philadelphia childhood. He dreams of finding the cook who made that bowl and would hire him for life.
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International News Service
Chicago
William W. Wrigley, Jr
Philadelphia
New York
San Francisco
New Orleans
Alabama's 25 000 Strong Boys Clubs Drive Food Effort
Alabama has about 25 000 youths in Boys' Clubs under the Extension Service led by L. N. Duncan J. C. Ford C. E. Newman and P. O. Davis. As of June 6 total enrollment reached 23 215 across Community Corn Pig Calf and other clubs, boosting food production and agricultural skill statewide.
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Auburn
Ala
Alabama
Messrs. L. N. Duncan
J. C. Ford
C. E. Newman
P. O. Davis
Extension Service
Corn Club
Prized German Submarine Mail Rebroadcast in London
London June 14. The mail landed on the west coast of Ireland from a German submarine and is now aboard the Tower of London. Lance Corporal J Dowling of the Connaught Rangers is reported as the prisoner in the Tower, announced in the House of Commons by James I Mac.
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HMNS
London Tower
Ireland
Tower of London
House of Commons
James I. Mac
British Improve Positions South of Dickebusch
British forces report gains southwest of Morris and east of Dickebush on the Flanders front with some prisoners taken. A raid into German lines in the Arras sector inflicted heavy casualties while French troops strengthened positions near Ridgewood. About 90 percent of Norway’s dentists are graduates of American dental colleges or have studied in the United States.
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Morris
Dickebush
Flanders
Arras
Ridgewood
Norway
United States
Corporal Remanded on Trial for Aiding the Enemy
Pherson stating the corporal, believed to have been a prisoner in Germany, has been remanded for trial by a court martial on charges of voluntarily aiding or serving the enemy.
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Pherson
War Office
MacPherson
Germany
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