Envo ys Busy in Warring Nations Diplomacy Burden Grows
Italy's entrance widens duties for American embassies as Austria Germany and Italy concerns shift to the United States. Diplomats manage prisoners of war civilian internments and colonial issues across Britain India Canada and Australia while America acts as central hub for war era diplomacy.
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Washington
Italy
United States
Germany
Austria
England
India
Canada
Australia
Abolish Women’s Colleges Says Pitt Professors
Professors Roswell Johnson and Bertha J. Stutzmann of the University of Pittsburgh urge ending separate women’s colleges in favor of coeducation. They cite a Journal of Heredity study on Wellesley, noting low marriage and birth rates among graduates and argue colleges hinder wives and mothers prospects.
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Pittsburgh
United States
Roswell Johson
Bertha J. Stutzmann
University of Pittsburgh
Wellesley College
Journal of Heredity
American Genetic Association
Wellesley
Italy's air fleet third in world and mighty ships
Italy's air force ranks third after Germany and France with a mix of rigid and semirigid dirigibles. Italo-Turkish War deployments tested P class and CM and G class airships, including the large G-1 Brigata Specialist and V-1. Italy fields 15 airplanes and two sea squadrons, plus armored Caproni bombers.
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Italy
Rome
Iitaly
Germany
France
Crocco
Ricardoni
Bracciano
Naples
Venice
Apennines
Libya
Africa
Enrico Forlanini
Leonardo da Vinci
Milan
Citta di Milano
Plains
Verduzio
Caproni
Caprini
Savoia-larman
Sut- Bleriot
Nieuport-Macchi
Itatian
Citta di
Eee
Franco Vecveceess
Frussia Vessesssenee
Initalyships
England
Lost memory and enlisted in Canadian dragoons
Bailey son of Professor George Bailey of Cazenovia New York recovered memory after a jaw fracture from a baseball game at the barracks in Toronto. He had enlisted in the Royal Canadian Dragoons under another name on March 11 and walked to police headquarters distressed by efforts to locate him. He had previously suffered a head injury in Denver and disappeared while seeking a Syracuse physician. He is believed to be discharged.
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Bailey
Toronto
Ont
Turney
Douglas Bailey
George Bailey
Cazenovia
N. Y
Royal Canadian Dragoons
Syracuse University
Denver
Syracuse
Whisky Bottle Returns From Africa to Virginia Miner
Virginia Minnesotan A B Coates received an unexpected gift a bottle of Kentucky whisky found by chance after a river voyage on the Nile in Africa. The bottle carried Coates’s name and address and had been emptied during a river trip, later recovered and sent back with factory courtesy.
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Virginia
Minn
A. B. Coates
The
Express
Kentucky
Coates
Mr. Coates
No Booze to Indians Bill Signed in California
Sacramento album reports Governor Johnson signs a bill by Assemblyman Phelps prohibiting sale of intoxicating liquor to squaw men and any person with part Indian blood. The measure targets so called white buyers who furnish alcohol to Indians in remote mountain camps and villages.
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Sacramento
Cal
Assemblyman
Phelps
Johnson
Eyeless Needle Innovated by Local Surgeons
Pierpont SD Dr F W Murphy and Frank Johnson of this city have invented an eyeless needle for surgeons. Surgeons testing the device hail it as the greatest in its line. The thread is fixed in the butt and held by a hidden spring mechanism, avoiding eye irritation during suturing.
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Pierpont
S. D
F. W. Murphy
Frank Johnson
Counterfeiters Active in Southeastern Iowa Banks Warned
Evidence that a gang counterfeiting small coins operates in southeastern Iowa reached P. W. Hall secretary of the Iowa Bankers association. Hall received a counterfeit half dollar from a Tarry bank in Marion county and a counterfeit dime from an Armstrong bank in Washington county. Both banks found the fakes while counting cash and could not trace them.
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Iowa
P. W. Hall
Iowa Bankers’ Association
Hall
Tarvey
Marion County
Armstrong
Washington County
Iowa Secretary of State Office Mail Influx Surges
Employees in the automobile department of the secretary of state's office report no hard times, only a rising mail volume. They are processing mail dated May 4 as business conditions sag in Iowa. The current increase over 1914 stands at 26,000.
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Automobile Department
Secretary of State
Iowa
Death and labor fears haunt factory debate
Pucle reports clash between two factory owners about national impact. The first warns a race death by own action damages the country while the second foresees a severe child-labor famine in the next generation’s factories.
Adler-i-ka Remedy Ads At Morgan Co Druggists
Local shoppers are told Adler i ka, a bark glycerine tonic, cures appendicitis and relieves sour stomach gas and constipation in a single dose. The ad claims rapid drainage of foul matter from the body and invites readers to purchase at Morgan Co druggists.
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