Republicans Urge Heavy War Effort At Home
An unruly crowd hears Republicans urge the United States to commit fully to the war effort. Speakers including Senator Wadworth and Mr Sheffield press unity, loyalty, and mobilization, calling for mass recruitment and American global action against Germany and its allies, with party leaders stressing national duty over partisan politics.
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Solitara
Honstvilli
Fiffield
Molmes
Mr. Sheffield
Ougmasier
Faustina
Wadsworth
Whdlers
Wwe
Baslund
Vince
Japan
United States
Asterica
National Republican Committee
Ms Hoty
Makin
Turkey
Raspatia
Hare
Gadliy
Bulgaria
Avery
Carnegie Mall
Provident Uint
Wadaworth
Shefiett
Washington
Leonard Wood
Mir. Sunfield
Thare
Ameren
Yule
Harverd
Wood
Berlin Admits Booty Figures Were Too High
Officials in Germany issued a statement acknowledging overestimated booty figures amid wartime material shortages. They explained that high estimates arose from early assessments and not medical or battlefield measurements. The note also touched on how scarce metals must be allocated between army railways and war industry.
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Hays Pegan
Republican Party
Marty
She Neery
Venterday
Thay
Mis
Republian
Reison
Democratic Party
London
Germany
Havana Drafts Raid Safety Rules In Nationwide Alert
A provisional order outlines evacuation and shelter steps for Havana during a raid. Citizens are advised to retire to homes and clear cafés theaters and public places as emergency alarms sound. Colonel Jy fi is cited as a key official coordinating safety measures.
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Havana
Jy Fi
Mrs Pankhurst Arrives From France on Secret Mission
Mrs Pankhurst arrives in America on a secret mission as a militant British suffrage leader. The scene includes Red Cross officials and Allied officers greeting her at the pier while others report on French and American war relief efforts and notes about U boat activity.
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Mrs. Pankhurst
France
Germany
Ivan Warian
America
Mre
Emmetie Pankhurst
Mabel ‘T. Hoardman
Amerie Red Crags
Ani Thaliony
Chater
Cherry
Theas
Biss
Helen Clay Frick
Monty Prick
Nice
Bile
Red Cross
Ning
L. Wvolehiy
Hrea
General Stat
Chines
Any and
Mery
Henry Bruere
Julien Benti
Herne
Switzerland
Urey
American Metals Company
Bruard
L Taft
Washington
Monee
Veril
We Are Staking All on U S Help says Clemenceau
The government faces a stern position after a recent parliamentary vote. Premier Clemenceau asserts reliance on United States aid, while opposition blocs form and disrupt proceedings. Military and political tensions shape the session as leaders push for decisive support.
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U.S
Clemenceau
Ohio Flight Lieutenant Killed in Texas Fall
Ohio Flight Lieutenant Franklin Clark, a 1930s graduate of Gourlin College, died after a fall at Brooke Army Hospital in San Antonio Texas. The accident occurred at a post hospital and was not immediately announced, with officials noting the flight officer’s death yesterday following the incident.
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Ohio
Texas
San Antonio
Tos
Dunn
Franklin Wy Clark
Ene Medina
Hiv
Pirl
Talhye Miles
Gourlin Gallege
Clark
Executor on the Way with James Gordon Bennett Will
Executor Hugene Heine travels toward New York to meet the will of James Gordon Bennett. The will’s arrival is expected soon, with the court set to appoint a guardian and oversee distribution after the executor’s arrival. The proceedings promise clarity on heirs and property under Bennett's testament.
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James Gordon Bennett
Atin
Hugene Heine
Gordon Bennett
Will la
Parla
Mr. Bennett
Willy Ibe
Three Farmers Killed In Indian Uprising
Reports from Henriet ta Oklahoma indicate three white farmers killed during a rising by natives. The Greek Nation Aive allegedly armed and retreated to hills near the old creekery stamping grounds tied to a decade old Snake uprising. Confirmation of the triple killing was not yet possible.
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Henrietta
Okla
Hrekory
Plot in Liquor Bottles Seen in House Office Building
Washington reports a California prohibition advocate publicized a claim that empty whiskey bottles were planted in the House office building to smear prohibition opponents. Lawmakers, including Maury of Pennsylvania, dismissed the accusation as a political trick. The Washington Times had published a related outline.
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Washington
Randall
California
Mathtime
Washington ‘Times
Brewera’ Journal
Galifornia
Vhs
Maury
Pennsylvania
Randall Geeluped
What Is Going On Today at Various Local Venues
A garbled listing shows events and names across multiple places including Narita and New York with references to meetings, riots, protests, and social gatherings. Text is fragmented but indicates a busy day with several venues and activities.
Mooney Case Again Reaches White House Pardon Hope
Washington reports President Wilson has again urged Governor Stephens of California to intercede in Mooney’s case for clemency or reprieve following Supreme Court actions. Governor Stephens indicated no immediate decision, while Mooney’s lawyers plan to seek a writ of review from the California Supreme Court.
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Washington
Thomas J. Mooney
San Franciseo
Wilson
Stephens
California
White House
Nahar Teiit
Mooney
Supreme Court of California
Supreme Court
Stepheny
Tabor
Stephens Ups
Russia
Holland
Denmark
Sogial
Ntsberg
Moonay
Stokes
Ae Stoken
Prataitenes
Department of Justice
Federal
Sacramento
Cal
Toveenor
William T. Stephens
Tad
Btenhenn Wan
Mounus
Kaye
State Supreme Court
Shoes and Ships And Sealing Wax
Fragmentary wartime diary notes recount heat and rubble at Gantigny and the coast. Narrator describes ruins, soldiers, and political fury as echoes of a broader conflict. References to German crimes, a park visit, and a search for safe respite amid chaos.
Nutley Beats Back Hearst Firestorm Over Papers
Nutley New Jersey residents united to prevent Hearst papers from reaching town after local dealers refused to stock The New York American. Youth groups led a peaceful demonstration as Hearst agents failed to sell or burn copies, while older locals kept selling other papers. Two theories emerged on Hearst pulling back: avoid public burning publicity or demonstrate readers could resist. Lieutenant Boynton noted Nutley’s prepared stance and the battalion’s belief Hearst would not press further.
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Nutley
N. J
Hearst
Franklin Avenue
Tihovelock
New York American
Spods
Oldtimers
Battslion
Thia Town
BR. 3. Parsons
Erié Railroad
Erie
Movement to Bar Hearst Papers Starts in Two California Towns
In a Riverside meeting on May 27 an executive committee motion urged barring Hearst papers including the Los Angeles Examiner from sales to members of the Santo Monice Vigilances. The motion passed unanimously. The group aims to block Hearst controlled publications amid campaign against government policy and propaganda.
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Hearst
California
Los Angeles
Santo Monice Vigilanes Cerys
Los Angeles Examiner
William Randolph Duarat
Uriel
Phu
Wan
Toran
Riverside
Cal
de Gascony
J. Es
Winship
Santa Dulari
Dupoesa
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Wadrwarth
Senate
Wisconsin
Armans
Etary Amutlaus
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Corth
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Ebel
Pele
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Hincoly
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