TWO OTHERS IMPLICATED Mot Finds One and Will Hold Him
May 22. A mob in Mot strewn the area as a man named Parsons is accused of killing and assaulting a girl. The crowd roamed Memphis, torching and threatening, while Dewitt Ford and another man were seized. Police and federal agents intervened as the uprising disrupted the city.
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School Budget Expenditure Totals Released Amid Budget Estimate
A historic district budget outline shows total expenditures around 74,092.92 with 52,000 to be raised by tax. Major cost is teacher salaries near 960,090, followed by debt interest and various line items such as school apparatus, fuel, supplies, and clerical wages. The estimate projects funds from county and state sources, with remaining balance to be drawn from reserve accounts.
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Tibrary
Anand
Russia to define war aims and seek Allied revision
A Petrograd dispatch reported by the New York Times says Russia plans to define exact wartime aims and press allies for a revision of war ideals. It notes potential talks on Humlin’s culture and a conference to discuss wartime policy revisions in response to Provident Wilson’s reply and Wiltmer’s recent actions.
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New York
Aller
Metrograd
New York Time
Husa
Wilson
Teremchethke
Wiltmer
Lsfe
Submarine Reported Near New England Coast
XTRA PORTLAND Maine May 22 reports say naval stations are verifying rumors of a submarine sighting off the New England coast. The coast guard and Lt. Dithermen signaled a possible sub and radar picks suggested a submarine presence near the area.
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Portland
Maine
New England
Bean Bill Not To Go On Ballot Salem
Confused notice from Salem describes a bean bill decision not to appear on a ballot. Officials including the secretary of finance court clerk and state secretary become involved as a telegram directs actions. Details are garbled but indicate a legislative item or funding measure lacking ballot placement.
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Salem
Chruit Jndee
Three More Swedish Vessels Submerged in War
The record notes Swedish ships L i n d r e d and Fry Danhh as targets of submarine actions. The steamers Iiesie Keets and Kant were captured between Sale ten and Pili with unidentified port fate. Other ships Vesmaerte Nerewer Downark faced heavy submarine pressure amid ongoing maritime warfare.
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Mab
Petr
Acre
Pierre
Fev
Iiesie
Keets
Kant
Saleten
Pili
Erane
Uuk
Ahtpe
Tome
Vemaerte
Nerew
Downark
Auto hits pole and wrecks car in high speed crash
Frank Brown, a young man, was injured when his car crashed after turning a corner at high speed. The vehicle struck a telephone pole near Emat Alia Street and Customwood, its wheel smashed and the car wrecked. Brown appeared in court on a charge of ieee Hear, claiming he did not think he was speeding. the judge remarked on the apparent recklessness as the street tracks remained visible.
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Gerald
Ieee Hear
Emat Alia
Eich
Epead
Vnleshone
Gamae
Cavalry Recruits Reach Forty and More on the Way
A local report notes cavalry recruitment has reached 40 volunteers with more expected. Details describe a yet-to-be-finalized completion mark and plans to onboard additional recruits, with mention of a recruitment station and officers coordinating the effort.
Forest Service to Form Regiment of Men for France
The Forest Service will organize a regiment of foresters and experienced woodsmen under War Department direction for service in France. The unit will perform forest work, forging and milling, with portable mills moved as needed. It will join the Engineer Corps alongside railroad workers, with further particulars to be announced.
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France
Forest Service
War Department
Engineer Corps
Germans Lose 15000 Since Last Sunday
Henry Woot reports German casualties exceed fifteen thousand since Sunday as French forces seize dominant terrain including Moronvilliers. British troops consolidate gains in the Hindenburg Line with no major actions. Haig notes Cherian ammunition dump blast near Arras-Cambrai road impacts enemy positions and artillery activity continues east of Buttecourt and south of Arras.
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Buttecourt
Arras-Cambrai Rand
Lend
Late wire notes across lanes stall amid life and death
The report notes Senator James Conmergeen remains in critical condition after a near fatal incident while doctors say his status has not improved. In Clarksburg Virginia a freight collision injures twenty and leaves twelve dead, with six hurt on a work train. Washington reports the final Gore Lever food bill draft, detailing a nationwide survey of prices and acreage with anticipated distribution by the commerce secretary.
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Washington
Nate Aucricntorial
Owl
Girl unfurls flag at bunker hill monument
A female resident of Charlestown witnessed the flag ceremony at the Bunker Hill Memorial honoring a major American victory. Officials from local and state levels attended as the flag was raised during the observance in Charlestown.
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Bunker Hill Monument
National Recruiting Week in Washington June 16 18
In a sweeping call to action the Marines announce a national recruiting week from June 16 to 18. They seek broad civic and professional cooperation to meet the slogan Four Thousand Enlistments by Saturday Night. The effort targets politicians, business leaders, schools, theaters and newspapers to boost recruitment for war strength.
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Washington
S Marines
Dovernorm
Marine Corps
Sea
Sas
German Socialists Granted Passports To Stockholm Conference
In Amsterdam May 2 the Henman socialist delegates received government passports to attend Stockholm talks. Adolf Hoffman was blocked due to federation strike ties. Many delegates were allowed to depart as extraordinary concessions, amid fears of German plotting. Since late April travelers attempting to leave Germany faced obstructions.
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Stockholm
Adolf Hoffman
Whe
Radio Lardup
Gruntine
Will Mark Grave of Indian Chief Recalled by Church
The Twanila church plans a bronze tablet fund to honor Chief Winameront of the Umatithi. A committee led by Sayre Woud Allen Parawa and others has raised about 74 pounds toward the memorial. The chief, noted as an old regional leader and father of the late Chief Pea, died over a quarter century ago.
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Pote
Tatuilig
Twanila
Sayrewoud Allen Parawa
Willy McRareat
J. M. Cornelivon
Warns Provost Marshal on Dependents Exemption Rules
Washington May 22 The Provost Marshal warns men claiming exemption of dependents to ensure they are solely dependents and not using excuses to delay military service. Crowder urges truthfulness and cautions against letting personal family ties push military ardor beyond national duty.
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Washington
Peticvgts
Cchildren
Amader Cave
Crowder
One Dead In Atlanta Fire
May 22. After scans of property the fire spread through a center carty hit morning. One woman died and several injured as investigators started the case today. Mayor Candler suspects accidental cause while authorities pursue the blaze. Student reserve officers from ten MePheres assist in examining the scene.
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Cotun Uuler
Carty
Stuare
Candler
Portland club up 10c in price report
Portland market page notes a 10 cent uptick for club wheat with prices listed as 295 and 87.26 and references to multiple entries and figures. The fragment references vendors, times, and a quotation from a source about past events and prices, though many details are garbled.
Have you bought a war bond yet Liberty Loan plea
The article urges readers to buy War Bonds in a Liberty Loan drive. It explains banks will support the fund but stresses individual purchases and public sacrifice. It provides figures and percentages showing the expected share of citizens and bank involvement in financing the effort.
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