Road Building and Municipal Work in Wartime Economy
A wartime article argues for vigorous road building as a military necessity. It highlights autos and trucks as quick substitutes for rail transport, urges continued municipal projects like sewers and waterworks, and warns against halting road construction despite material and labor pressures.
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Nes
Wen
Iron
Steen
Monroe Mayor Fights Fire Insurance Penalty
Mayor H. Dr. Apgar pressed the State Fire Prevention Bureau to remove Monroe’s extra insurance penalty. Despite $16,000 spent on fire department upgrades and better streets, plus new alarm systems and apparatus, the city faces possible future inspection before relief. The bureau holds sole authority and has not promised relief.
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H. Dr. Apgar
Monroe
State Fire Prevention Bureau
Aprar
Apgar
Funeral for Walter Peevy Held in Ferriday
Walter Peevy died by his own hand Thursday morning and his funeral was held yesterday afternoon with interment in City Cemetery. Relatives traveled from Dallas Calhoun and Ferriday for the service. The record includes a Louisiana public sale notice by Sheriff T A Grant dated June 8 1917 for a locomotive engine No 2 with cash terms.
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Walter Peevy
Ferriday
Dallas
Calhoun
British Haig presses Hindenburg Line advances northwest of Buirecourt
Field Marshal Haig reports captures near Buirecourt Lez Camincourt as British forces extend gains in Flanders and Messines regions. Prisoners and machine guns taken. front trenches from Lys to Warnaave now held on a seven mile front. Berlin notes German front line withdrawals east of Messines. Ireland moves toward easing tensions with prisoner releases ahead of brick convention.
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Hindenburg Line
Builecourt
Bullecourt
Hendecourt-Lez-Camincourt
London War Office
Flanders
Ypres- Comines
Comines
Messines
Warneton
Lys
Waranave
Berlin
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Armentieres
Marshal Haig
France
Trentino
Macedonia
Ireland
Bonar Low
British Advance Near Messines In Fresh Sector Drive
London reports the British struck again near Messines on Thursday night gaining all objectives. They pushed south and east of Messines and along the Ypres Comines canal, occupying former German trenches from the Lys to the War nave. Advances ranged 600 to 1000 yards across a seven mile front.
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London
Messines
War Office
Ypres-Comines Canal
Lys
Warnave
Men Wanted for Ordnance Department Recruiters
The Ordnance Department seeks applicants for its enlisted reserve corps including officers enlisted personnel and civilians. Roles include blacksmiths carpenters clerks mechanics electricians machinists riveters and more with pay from 26 to 97 dollars monthly. Full details at the Army recruiting station on DeFlard Street.
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Ordanance Department
Ordnance Enlisted Reserve Corps
Navas
Army
DeFlard Street
Italians Capture Corno Vento In Eastern Trentino
Rome reports June 16 that Italian forces seized Corno Vento, a strongly fortified Austrian position in eastern Trentino, indicating a successful advance in the campaign.
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Rome
Corno Vento
Trentino
British Army recruiting info offered at DeGiard Street
Local recruiting officers for the United States Army were directed to enlist men for the British army. Full details on service terms and pay rates will be provided to interested applicants at the recruiting station on DeGiard street.
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United States Army
DeGiard Street
Senate approves administration priority shipment bill
The Senate passed the administration priority shipment bill to prevent obstruction of interstate commerce and secure shipments for the preference system. The measure aims to streamline shipments and defend federal trade interests amid ongoing debates.
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Washington
Senate
Administration
Regional Scores From Yesterday in Texas Games
San Antonio defeated Shreveport 3 0 while Dallas and Houston combined for a 5 to 11 result against Port Worth and Waco 7 in separate matchups.
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Shreveport
Dallas
Houston
Port Werth
Waco
Southern League Scores Report
Birmingham beat Nashville 7 to 6 and Atlanta tied Chattanooga 6 6. Memphis won over New Orleans 4 to 2. Little Rock and Mobile recorded an incomplete result marked as a.
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Nashville
Memphis
New Orleans
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Mobile
Baseball Gossip From The Eastern Invasion Era
Detroit Tigers show form in Eastern swing led by Ty Cobb and Horace Wagner. Johnny Evers struggles to regain rhythm as hot weather may help Troypohn return to form. Gene Packard shifts from Cardinals to rally for Hucine. Christy Mathewson maintains Reds push in the division. Pelech’s recent power boosts White Sox prospects.
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Detroit Tigers
Ty Cobb
Pirate
Horus Wagner
Bow Wows
Johnny Evers
Troypohn
Fhraves
Gene Packerd
Cardinals
Hucine
Christy Mathewson Ita
Reds
Red Birds
Baseball notes on pitchers and pennant race rumors
The article surveys major league pitchers who can hit far and notes players with identical names across teams. It discusses team prospects, including the White Sox, Cubs, Phils, Giants, Cardinals, and Dodgers, with comments on staff depth and potential season outcomes.
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Marie Ruth
Red Sox
Alexander
Phils
Walter Johnson
Senators
Caldwell
Yanks
White Sox
Collins
Pirate
Waeners
Cardinals
Smiths
Brooklyn
Kee Myers
Meyers
Yorne
Indians
Athletics
Cubs
Giants
Hobby Robinson
Dodgers
Comiskey Clan
Japan and Britain refuse to join US on China factions
The state department said Japan has taken a similar stance to Great Britain by refusing to associate with the United States in urging China's rival factions to reconcile. No reason was given by either country, and both assumed the US effort would not succeed.
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Washington
State Department
Japan
Great Britain
United States
China
England
Liberty Bonds Trade Resumes On New York Stock Exchange
Desling in Liberty Bonds on the Stock Exchange resumed today with sale of £10,000 worth at par.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Investment in Members Drives Chamber Campaign
The Chamber of Commerce continues the plea for members and promises a complete list of supporters after the campaign. Citizens are urged to join and back the Chamber to strengthen local business.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber Commerce
Committee Named to Inspect City Garden Contest
The Chamber of Commerce appoints a 10 member committee led by C. H. Melton to inspect garden plots entered in the home garden movement contest. Prizes totaling gold were offered to encourage vacant lot planting and increased food production. inspections begin soon with routes to be announced.
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Iling
Chamber Commerce
Teity
B. H. Wolf
Chamber of Commerce
C. H. Melton
BR. M. Jackson
L. W. Moley
B. A. Trousdale
J. C. Fa Ler
T. O. Brown
Japanese Destroyer Sakakki Damaged in Mediterranean Torpedoing
Japanese destroyer Sakakki was torpedoed and towed to port after an attack in the Mediterranean on Monday. Many crew members were reported killed or wounded.
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Tokio
Mediterranean
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