Patriot resolve and German influence in wartime culture
The piece extols American youths for willingness to sacrifice in World War I and denounces German influence in arts and culture. It discusses loyalty, cowardice, and patriotism while critiquing the Boston Symphony Orchestra for alleged German ties and the push for Americanization.
Noble Local Resolve To Fill Training Camps
Town praises true young men ready to sacrifice for Right and Home. Hundreds already serving, with nearly one hundred more prepared for training camps. Some avoid service, drawing public contempt for lacking backbone and duty to country.
France shelters over two million refugees in war effort
Paris reports that France has mothered more than 2,000,000 refugees during war, distributing them across departments with military like efficiency. Each area houses 10,000 to 25,000, aiding evacuees as trains, convoys, and centralized government coordination move people to safe, suitable locations. Chicago hosts national building owners convention seeking preferred status for office buildings as public utilities.
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France
Volun
Paris
Associated Press
Chicago
National Association of Building Owners and Managers
War Industries Board
This Date in History 1768 to 1917 events
Timeline listing births deaths and milestones from 1768 Wolfe Tone birth to 1917 Wilson volunteer call. Includes 1782 US great seal adoption, 1837 William IV death Victoria accession, 1875 Japan parliament, 1900 siege in Beijing, 1916 Verdun French success, and 1917 US volunteer surge.
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Theobald Wolfe Tone
Dublin
The
United States
Daniel LeCook
William IV
Vicctoria
Victor Emmenuel
Italy
Russia
Japan
Berlin
England
Queen Victoria
Loxers
Peking
Notice to Painters at Ouachita Parish High School
Bid opening announced for exterior wood work on Ouachita Parish High School. Bids due by 12 noon July 1. Materials allowed include Patton's Sun Proof Campbell's Quality Sherman Williams or Lead and Oil. Two coats to be applied and work completed by August. Superintendent T O Brown reserves right to reject any bids.
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Segal
Ouachita Parish
Patton
Cambell
Sherman & Williams
T. O. Brown
Notice to Contractors for Ward 9 School House Bid
Bids will be received for constructing a two room school house in Ward 9 of Quachita parisna until noon July 1. Plans and specifications are on file in an office. The right to reject all bids is reserved. Signed T, O 7 BROWN.
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Quachita Parisna
Japan Red Cross Launches Global Relief Mission
The Japan Red Cross Society announces a six month mission to Allied Red Cross HQs. Prince Tokugawa will lead with Dr Arata Ninagawa. teams sail from Yokohama June 3 to the United States then England France Italy and Geneva to inspect relief work and deliver medical supplies.
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Entente
Japan Red Cross Society
Red Cross
Japan Red Cross
Eikyu Tokugawa
House of Peers
Arata Ninagawa
United States
Yokohama
American Red Cross
England
France
Italy
Geneva
America
Belgium
Classified Ad Offers Room Rentals in News-Star
A brief classified notice in the News-Star promotes available room rentals seeking tenants. It highlights local listings and contact options for prospective renters.
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News-Star
Mrs. Winley J. Shepard Celebrates Fifty Birthday
Mrs. Winley J. Shepard daughter of the late Jay Gould marks her 50th birthday. A noted philanthropist she endowed war efforts with 100000 and 25000 gifts and has given millions to charitable causes. Also noted are birthdays of Prince Juan, Charles F. Murphy, Senator Francis E. Warren and Bishop Nathaniel S. Thomas.
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Winley J. Shepard
Helen M. Gould
America
Jay Gould
New York
Finley J. Shepard
Miss Gould
Spain
Tarrytown
Prince Juan
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Francis E. Warren
Wyoming
Nathaniel S. Thomas
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Restores Vitality
Purifies and enriches the blood to restore energy and vigor. Promotes a strengthening, invigorating effect with a 60 cent price tag.
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Grove
The Work of the Signal Corps in World War I
The Signal Corps, called the nerves of the army, coordinated communications among staff and fighting units on the Western Front. Methods ranged from telegraphy and wireless to messenger dogs rockets visual signals and pass aeroplanes. Linemen faced constant danger maintaining lines as shells fell and even after enemy advances lines were restored or replaced.
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Washington, D. C
France
United States Signal Corps
Earth
Air
Animal Kingdom
She'llire
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