Governor Dunne Urges Enlistments At State Bar Dinner
Chicago June 3 Gov Edward P Dunne urged young men to enlist in the National Guard and volunteer at federal recruiting offices. He said the state would demonstrate unity with the president and congress in preparedness and urged tripling the National Guard within thirty days after the bill's passage.
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Chicago
Ilinois State Bar Association
Edward PF. Dunne
National Guard
Congress
Inots National Guard
German Press Hails North Sea Battle Victory
Berlin June 3 The German press lauds the North Sea clash with Britain. Naval experts cite a victorious high seas battle with minimal German losses and heavy British losses. Reichstag figures say Germany bore heavy losses but Britain suffered more.
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Berlin
North Sea
Persius
Tageblatt
Germany
Eief
Tages Zeitung
Reichstag
Johannes Kaempf
Great Britain
Kaempf
Danish Captain Describes Battle Fare From Jutland
A Danish steamer captain recounts the Jutland sea clash near Cape Honsthom. British forces attacked German ships, battleships and cruisers fought amid smoke and shellfire, with German ships splitting and some sunk. He states the exchange was a costly but indecisive incident, praising the blockade and naval power while lamenting sailor deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
London
Naesborg
Cape Honsthom
Jutland
Zeppelins Aid German Fleet Seen as Eyes of Fleet
The Daily Express reports Zeppelins aided the German main fleet to return to port. They note airships have limited military value in raids over British counties and primarily serve as reconnaissance eyes for the fleet.
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London
The
Daily Express
Local residents and visitors gather in Blooming ton area
A flurry of names appears as E L Penner visits, and Mr and Mrs Chas Dwyer come from Quincy. Attor ney A G Crawford of Pittsfield and Dr C G E Benners travelers, with numerous relatives and friends from Warrensburg, Granada, Butte, Quincy, and other towns, appear in town notes. A baseball game ends 9 to 0 for the locals over the Tull club. A divorce case and a Baptist minister absence are recorded along with a public sale of Squire McWarter estate and a death notice for John Clegg. Decoration Day observations close with Rev A C Adams delivering the cemetery address.
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E. L. Penner
Bloomington
Chas. Dwyer
Quincy
A. G. Crawford
Pittsfield
S. E. Hughes
Quincey
CG. E. Rbenners
Missouri
Nettie Shewe
Butte
Mont
J. W. Hudson
Granada
Colo
G. W. Claxon
The
Baptist Church
Minneapolis
Alice Blair
Warrensburg
Nancie Blair
Eugene Smith
W. W
Hattie Miller
Bo Martin
Reinderhmook
Claxen
Galesburg
Squire McWarter
John Clegg
Alien
A C. Adams
Moe. Church
German torpedo boats crippled near Ringkobing Fjord
The National Tidende reports ten German torpedo boat destroyers moved slowly through the Little Belt from the north Friday night. One torpedo boat was badly damaged and lies off Lynegevig Foyr near Ringkjobing Fjord in western Denmark just north of The Horn.
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Copenhagen
London
National Tidenide
Lynegevig Foyr
Ringkjobing Fjord
Denmark
Horn
Wage claims to be sharply contested in rail strike talks
New York June 3 leading railroad unions pressed for an eight hour day with ten hour shifts. fifteen railroad officials and labor delegates met in a second conference here to discuss the broad demands across nearly all lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Missouri graduate Harris Mer ton Lewis dies in New York
Harris Morton Lewis a short story writer and magazine editor died at his New York home on Friday He was born in Santa Fe New Mexico in 1882 and was a graduate of the University of Missouri Assistants: none
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Missouri
New York
Vocational expert recounts job history in interview scene
The applicant claims to be a valuable man in the business and asserts he can determine by scientific methods the work he is best fitted for. The boss questions his recent employment, learning he has held twelve different forms of work last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H’m
River Terminals and Harbor Lines Standards
A government plan outlines inner and outer harbor lines with riparian rights on land and restricted structures beyond the outer line. It emphasizes dredging tradeoffs, proper drawings for new docks, and cost considerations for freight handling machinery, urging local engineers to set standards for central river terminals serving Mississippi valley cities.
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Inner Harbor
Secretary of War
United States Engineer Office
Bowen
League
Mississippi Valley
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Reus Childers
M. E. Church
Christian Church
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Trazel Hedrick
Crescent
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N. 5Th St
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Decatur
Mississippi Valley Terminal League
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