Enemies Among Us Warn of Alien Vigilance in U S
A government bulletin warns of a large number of enemy aliens in the United States and urges Americans to assist authorities. It cites 134,000 Germans over 21 not naturalized, and 4.662 million natives of Germany Austria Hungary Bulgaria and Turkey in the country. It notes some native-born citizens support Germany while condemning Wilson and American ideals.
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United States
Rogers
Bureau of the Census
Bureau of Immigration
Germany
Austria- Hungary
Bulgaria
Turkey
Austria
Hinearr
Br'soria
Hungary
Koltur
Wilson
Stop A Nuisance In Monroe Driving Noise And Mufflers
A local commentary blasts excessive automobile noise in Monroe. It criticizes drivers who disregard others rights and notes city ordinances against mufflers while urging attention to quiet streets amid ongoing public concerns.
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Monroe
Mayor Calls Arrests Over Cars With Cut-Out Mufflers
The mayor urges police to arrest anyone who starts or drives a vehicle with mufflers cut out, labeling it illegal. The call targets DIY exhaust modifications and aims to curb noise and safety concerns in the city.
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Tage
THE KAISER S PARTY AND SOCIALISM IN THE WAR
The article argues that socialist movements in various countries align with the Kaiser's aims during the war. It suggests modern Socialism originates from Germany and serves autocratic ends, contrasting socialist opposition in Russia with German support for the Kaiser's rule. It warns readers to watch socialist movements worldwide as war events unfold.
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Socialist Party
Germany
Russia
Billy Sunday Divides Campaign Offerings in New York
The free will offering of 116000 dollars given at the close of Billy Sunday’s evangelistic campaign in New York was divided by him between the Y M C A and the Red Cross. Sunday rejected cynical views of his motives and called the money a knockout answer to critics.
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Billy Sunday
New York
Red Cross
Arkansas Gazette
Evidences of German Counter Age and Heroism
The Detroit Free Press notes German aviators attacked English targets as civilians, including 67 school age children on a London strike day. It praises courage amid casualties and questions calls for peace amid ongoing hostilities and civilian risk.
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London
Germany
Kateer
Detroit Free Press
Reflecting on Praise After a Man Dies
The Baton Rouge State Times ponders whether praise voiced after a good man's death is fair to him. It questions if the living should rush to tell friends their appreciation while the person is alive, noting the cruelty of words printed posthumously.
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Baton Rouge
This Date in History Highlights 1858 to 1916 Events
A compendium of historical milestones notes 1858 foundation of St Pauls Cathedral, 1788 New Hampshire adopts the Federal constitution, 1782 mob at the Tuileries forces Louis XVI to wear the red cap, 1897 Boycott term rising, 1910 anti typhoid vaccine, 1915 grand jury voided, 1916 Cavalry clash with Carranza troops and De Wet treason find, plus broader wartime and geopolitical notes from 1916 and postwar German boycott.
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St. Paul's
London
New Hampshire
Tuileries Palcece
Paris
Louis XVI
British Empire
Pola
James Boycott
United States
Guam
Meriana Archipelago
Ladrone Islands
Pacific
Cuba
Parks Academy of Medicine
Oklahoma
Maryland
U. S. Supreme Court
U. S. Cavalry
Boyd
Carranza
Christian de Wet
Kadauts
Czernwitz
Volhynia
Cadiz
Spain
Kaleer
Alfonso
Germany
When He Died A Reflection On Appreciation And Kind Words
Friends recall the died man and praise his deeds after his passing, yet none told him while alive. Editors offered tributes in print, lamenting he never heard kind words before sleep. The piece suggests people value praise when too late and questions life’s priorities.
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Toers
Ion
Perham
Adventists Express Willingness to Serve in Hospitals
The Seventh Day Adventists, citing conscientious scruples against combat, announced from national headquarters their readiness to contribute to hospital and medical services during the war effort.
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Washington
Seventh Day Adventists
Letters from the People and Liberty Bond thanks
A collection of letters from 1917 praising a publication for wartime Liberty Bond support. J W Hoopes deputy governor thanks for publishing free of charge and notes June 19 request. T Be Flour noy chairman Louisiana Bankers Association thanks for help boosting bond sales. Louisiana’s total exceeds seventeen million.
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Monroe
News-Star
Liberty Loan Committee
American Bankers’ Association
Otete
L. M. Peel
New Orleans
Pool
Louisiana
T. BE. Flournoy
B. A
Fifth Congressional District
Mexico celebrates semi centennial of Diaz era tax and republic
Mexico City marks a national holiday commemorating the 1867 capture of Mexico City and restoration of the republic under Benito Juarez. Guns fire, flags rise, crowds gather as President Carranza and officials attend a public meeting.
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City of
Mexico
Porfirio Diaz
Carranza
Benit
Juarez
Murder Riot In Natchitoches Ends In Shootings
June 21 report details George Pykes driving a rampage that killed Ernest Prudhomme and ex chief Leo Rusca, mortally wounded Sheriff Payne and Education Superintendent L. B. Hudson, with Pykes ultimately slain by a sheriff. A second tale notes a court hearing for St Clair Sutton in Fall River, Massachusetts, tied to murder charges and potential fraternal aid.
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Natchitoches
George Pykes
Ernest Prudhomme
Leo Rusca
L. B. Hudson
Pykes
Alice Pykes
John Pykes
Payne
Nesto
Ford
Hudson
Leo Rusen
Thadlock
Ms. Rusen
Diack
J. W. Perne
Mr. Rosen
Negro Pykes
Campti
Hi Bietel Intella
Sneilff Payne
Catupti
Ktusen
Fall River, Mess
St. Clair Sutton
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