Pershing Combines Red Cross Work Under Major Murphy
Major Murphy directs American Relief Clearing House and coordinates Red Cross efforts in France with General Pershing, consolidating agencies to streamline aid. The merging includes the American House and leaders Herman Harjes and H. O. Beatty, as the effort shifts to centralized military and civilian support, with focus on logistics, engineering, and transportation.
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American Red Cross
France
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America
Caring House
All Ageda
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U States
Ite Eem
Americas
Herman Harjes
H. O. Beatty
General Pershing
Auor Ss
French Gun School Welcomes Americans in Paris Training
An article describes American officers training at a French artillery school near Paris. It notes Americans in the 32nd Brigade of Artillery and lists recent arrivals from Harvard and other names. The course covers ballistics wireless riding fence and gunnery with practical front-line use and measurement of shots for adjustment.
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Themerican Expeditionary Force
Harvard
Foreman
Hall
Allen
Nebouchet
Jackson
OP Ee Snstruston Sion
Uncertain Lecture Sparks Drowsy Pupils at School
A report notes a lecturer at the school frequently breaks to rouse a sleepy pupil connected with campus life. The incident highlights classroom discipline and student attention during a lengthy talk.
Major Graves in France Will Consider Feasibility
General Major Graves in France weighs feasibility of bringing over American weedermen to support Allied labor efforts. Talks focus on repatriation logistics and securing skilled personnel for agricultural production.
To Limit Correspondents Special to The New York Times
Washington report notes unresolved tensions as June discussions continue. The piece outlines aims to restrict reporters access amid mounting political maneuvering and mentions ongoing debates within executive branches and media relations.
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New York Times
Washington, T
Wanted Home Rule in India
Telegrams from Bombay report government restrictions on Mrs Annie Besant provoke vilification of British and Western influence. Native press roars, while local British press backs the curbs silencing dangerous agitators. Besant, leader of the Theosophical Society, is expelled from Bombay for preaching in India.
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London
Bombay
Annie Bewes
Soman Oo
Censorah Besant
India
Argentine Socialists Demand Wheat Export Embargo Lift
In Buenos Aires on June 23, socialists urged lifting the wheat and flour export embargo. The agriculture minister defended the restriction as a national measure to conserve cereals and ensure bread prices, while socialists labeled the move unconstitutional and demanded policy change.
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Buenos Aires
Chamber of Deputies
Hepett
Eight-day vigil over dead sister ends in mystery
Mary Phelan and sister Kate kept a long vigil beside Mary’s deathbed in a seven room apartment at Francie Apts Central Park West and Eighty third Street An exam by Dr Jacques found natural causes for the death. Investigators noted the sisters had saved nearly sixty three thousand dollars in twenty five banks. Detective Boyle uncovered letters and a coroner ruled the death nonviolent with the two sisters living in the Francis A building for five years.
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Knickerbocker Hospital
Boyle
Stern Brothers
Sylv O
O'Sullivan
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Phelons
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Quiry
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Beters
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