World War II era headlines mixed with Eastern grain assurances
Reports from New York claim there is no truth to flour famine fears in the eastern states. A Pennsylvania railroad troop train near Mingo Junction, Ohio, was shot at, wounding four soldiers. Highlights include addresses by Samuel Gompers and Isiah Root in Chicago and a Houston riot inquiry into Twenty-fourth Infantry actions.
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Food Grain Corporation
New York
James I. Bell
The
Food Administration
Pennsylvania
Mingo Junction
Ohio
Pittsburg
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Islihu Root
Chicago
Twenty-fourth United States Infantry
Houston
Texas
Fort Bliss
John A. Hull
Dudley Sutphin
United States
Germany
United States Senate
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Civilian Board of Inquiry
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James M. Thomas
Greenburg
Jesse Hockwell
Atlanta
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Fort Monroe
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Maine
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Tallun
Waukee
Washington recalls Dutch minister and war dispatch notes
The Dutch minister to the United States Chevalier W. L. F. C. van Rappard is recalled and transferred. a successor may be named. Dispatches from Montevideo report Uruguayan authorities capturing German vessels and a clash with the enemy amid war measures. Buenos Aires chronicles unrest and anti German demonstrations with fires and damage in the capital.
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Netherlands
United States
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Lansing
Rosen
Montevi
Eleanore
Bugari
Sofia
Red Cross
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Senate
Buenosgentina
Cabinet reshuffle in France amid war aims shift
France faces a cabinet change as Premier Ribot resigns and Paul Pain takes the war ministry post. The new lineup aims to sustain the war effort, curb propaganda, and steady political support across factions amid ongoing global conflict.
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Ribot
Ames
Paul Pain
Iil
Facnieve
Henry Franks
Uy Committee of Foreign Acts
Ibted
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Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure and Reward
A Toledo Ohio advertisement offers 100 reward for any catarrh case Hall's Catarrh Medicine cannot cure. It claims internal action through the blood strengthens constitution and mucous surfaces. Proponents advertise testimonials and urge readers to send for proof of success.
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J, Chisney
Toledo
Ohio
All Drugetat
Russian Provisional Government Formed Amid War Turmoil
A Russian republic is proclaimed with a five member cabinet led by Premier Kerensky. The provisional government aims to stabilize state affairs while Kornilov rebellion is in flux. Don Cossacks refusals spark ominous tensions as loyalty to the government is tested.
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Mattet
Russia
Kornilof
Moscow
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M. Nikitine
Mir
Marine
Rensky
Don Cossacks
Kaledines
Korniloff
Goment
Wreck Disrupts Rail Service in Eastern North Carolina
Heavy rains caused widespread washouts along the Wilmington to Goldsboro line. The Atlantic Coast Line reports seven or fewer washouts between miles thirty five and sixty with traffic halted for days and rerouted through Chadbourn and Elrod. A wrecking train from Mount was wrecked en route injuring the engineer and two crew members. Rescue crews from across the region converge to repair the line and restore service.
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Wilmington
Atlantic Coast Line
Goldsboro
Chadbourn
Elrod
Re Mount
Emington
Gineer J. B. Hricsson
Crocs
W Cross
Florence
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Rehabilitation Hospitals Planned Across Nineteen Cities
Articles announce tentative sites for a nationwide effort to rehabilitate returning soldiers in Europe. General Gorgas’s office identifies largest population centers including Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Buffalo Cincinnati Chicago St. Paul San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Kansas City St. Louis Richmond Atlanta New Orleans.
Senate approves vast war credits bill without roll call
Washington reports the Senate passed a massive war credits measure totaling 11.538 billion dollars. The resolution authorizes new bonds and certificates, with treasury provisions and interest terms unchanged, avoiding a roll call or notable dissent.
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Ate
Senate
Treasury
Child Labor Rules Apply at Cantonment Usa
Washington Secretary Baker directs enforcement of the child labor act at cantonments and reservations. The act forbids employing children under 14 and limits work hours for those aged 14 to 16. State and federal certifications must be obtained where applicable.
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Bakerderec
Foc
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