Decorated flyer accused of grant London's wartime fraud
June 11, Lt. Cpohme John Cyril Porte of Moy- Slade, once rallying Atlantic aid, is linked to a British crown agent scandal. Records show Porte faced NY an indictment while serving undercover for the crown. Reports note honors for wartime services and a proposed restitution involving $59,000, amid French inquiry.
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London
Cpohme John Cyril Porte
Moy- Slade Botee
New York World
St. Lucie
Athermey General
Four Men Watch on Flour and Wheat Mills
Federal Judge K M Lande speaking at a South Shore Club dinner described a bar association effort to assist the United States in war times. He noted the bar's aim to influence Central Europe and to touch nearly every line of activity in Chicago, urging continuous vigilance through a representative.
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Jomee
Bell
United States
Timot State Bar Association
Chienge
Germany power feared as Boer agents menace city council
A garbled report from Chicago in June warns that German power and Boer agent threats loom over municipal affairs. Officials debate security and policy amid rising international tensions. Public records show no clear names or dates beyond June and Chicago.
News Pries t Makes All To Wave Co Ag
A garbled Washington dispatch from July 4 reports new wartime policy allowing prior notice to be given for newsprint paper use on application. The ruling, issued by the associated authorities, aims to regulate distribution and ensure rationing adherence.
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Washington
Hoover denial on Geilamas claim and Holland origin
The administration dismissed Baul cT Geilamas as false, stressing the item is from Holland not Germany. President Hoover urged the public to recall the origin, framing the matter as a seguridad concern while defending the official stance.
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Hoover
Fragmentary notice on propaganda and German fare in Gabluge
A torn OCR passage notes nationwide woe and propaganda to discourage use of a valuable foodstuff. It suggests the issue involves authenticity over origin and mentions adding variety in Gabluge preparation. The text is fragmentary and unclear about concrete details.
May Supply Salvation Army With American Army in France
June 5 plan to mobilize Salvation Army in France to bring poles and transport from the United States under a proposed appropriation. Organization aims to boost wartime life by distributing chocolate, mission items, cookies, and doughnuts to soldiers. Seeks cocoable cults, toiletries, towels, flour, sugar, and meat for making hot drinks.
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France
United States
Diate
Wartime recreation program reveals brutal camps evidence
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Orrin Mark and a French subject finding themselves among recreation efforts labeled “over there.” A secretary introduces the program while a deemed **Bertin** or **Buat** item for soldiers is noted. Captive wearers of such insignia face mutilation by German captors.
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Devt
Soldiers Swap Yarns In Hut?S
A garbled recollection scene shows soldiers in huts sharing stories and memories as they run through a montage of voices. The dialogue touches on kinfolk, hometowns, and a sense of separation, with a tense escalation over a missing or wanted connection.
Life in Camp Hancock Georgia From Fr H Young Letter
A letter from FH Young formerly with a Georgia high school, detailing life at Camp Hancock. He notes extreme heat of 108 degrees, 10,000 men, hospitalizations from heat and strain, and YMCA and Red Cross activities. He praises camp care, caloric meals, clean facilities, and religious services. Mentions New York draftees, local residents, and experiences around Savannah and the South Coast.
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M. T. Cheasman
Young
Bahee
Camp Hancock
Nicki
Renret
Georgia
Khalk
Iter Panteen
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New York
Lou Steelhampner
Sayre
Willard Mond
Steelhamner
Columan
Mie Wiley
Jefferson Davin
Anwaudin
Favannah
Senthemn
Aveveta
Soldiers Liable to Income Tax Prompts Debate
Internal Revenue Collector Welnes reports soldiers earning modest private pay are not exempt from income tax. He notes many receive only small salaries yet the tax remains due and proposes exemptions for private servicemen may be discussed next year. The remarks unfold amid Prohibition era remarks on royalty and alcohol policy.
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Roeprise
Ion Woldiens
Welles
Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
An old Savannah advertisement extols Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy and Chamberlains Tablets for stomach trouble bowel issues and constipation. It claims nine years of cure for dysentery and recommends the tonic for overall health noting low cost and easy daily use. It touts “The Joy of Living” and urges readers to try the medicine.
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Savannah
Chamberlain
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