Premier Lloyd George Vindicated by Commons
Readable fragments show political debate over Lloyd George in the Commons. War figures and actions are referenced with mentions of German moves and threats as observers discuss policy and public response during a tense period.
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Count Mingtto Held As Foe In Deportation Case
May 14. Count James A Bette held after U S marshal detained him at a Lake Forest residence. Judge Giese Carpenter set bond for attorney Swiftson. Henry Vides announced hearing on May 14. The detained man, believed linked to German immigrants, was found not to be on alien status. Deportation actions discussed by court officials.
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Allied Drive Resumed as Shells Hit Three Points
In heavy fighting on the Western Front, Allied artillery and infantry renewed their pressure after a German counterattack. Reports describe intense bombardment near La Clytte and Arras sectors, with Allied forces advancing and German resistance stiff. French and American units gain manpower and momentum as they press toward strategic objectives amid changing weather and difficult terrain.
Borglum Accused in Airplane Deal Scandal
A garbled report details allegations about Borglum the sculptor in an aircraft project. It references a contract signed by Henry Suplee, proposed personnel changes, and claims Borglum sought influence with President Whison to alter assignments.
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Italians Win Monte Cornon Peak In Mountain Assault
Italian troops on the mountain front capture the dominant Monte Corn peak after a lengthy bombardment and night attack. They destroy enemy defenses, seize two primewerke positions, machine guns, and war matériel amid snowy conditions at about 9,000 feet. The assault followed a brief artillery action with daylight infantry advance overcoming surprised defenders.
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Probe farm tool prices amid FTC inquiry in Washington
Washington May 14 the federal trade commission probes predatory farm tool supply and rising prices amid a Senate backed inquiry. The resolution seeks to uncover anti competitive practices and whether farmers pay excessive prices for essential equipment under a regulated system.
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U S Army Not Held Back In France War Report
Washington May 14 Secretary Baker denied Ottawa reports claiming American forces in France would stay inactive. He stated facts show U S troops are being actively employed in battle with Ford and Pershing's approval. The morning article suggested cautious use of American units, but Baker rejected that claim and affirmed active deployment.
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General Maurice Retired After Army Council Decision
London announces General Maurice, former head of military operations, has been retired by the army council. The move follows questions over his conduct and correspondence with Lloyd George and Bonar Law, with the council deeming his explanations insufficient.
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Semeroff Wins in Siberia
Unclear dispatch reports Semeroff victorious in Siberia amid crowded scene. The brief item notes Semeroff and supporters preparing for next actions at the junction of Amer and Sthering routes, with central figures listed in passing.
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Walter and the soup with a peppery protest
A diner protests a soup tasting bland and tobacco like while the Walter character defends it with a claim of adding Tabasco. The exchange reads as a quirky life column fragment with clipped dialogue.
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Newlywed Meconsit Case Reveals Fractured Words
In a Boston transcript, Mrs Newly recalls tight finances and strained tastes before marriage. The exchange hints at domestic tensions as the couple navigates money worries and loyalties amid early marital life.
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