U S Flyers and War News From London Front
Second Lieut. Dudley C. Fairbairn of Joliet killed near Montrose England in a plane accident. Maj. Richard Bolles Paddock reported wounded. a nephew of Gen Pershing on his staff. U S parade in London draws praise as fresh American forces near front. Submarine sunk by a U S warship with the boat torn in two. Brig Gen John Lejeune ordered to France to command US Marines. Sgt Frank L Baylies of New Bedford credited with seven sinkings. Judge C C Kohlsaat of the United States Court of Appeals dies in Chicago.
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U.s.—Teutonic War News
Dudley C. Fairbairn
Joliet
Montrose
England
Richard Bolles Paddock
U. S
Gen. Pershing
Nancle
Addock
London
United States
Atlantic
John Lejeune
France
Charles A. Doyen
Sergt
Frank L. Baylies
New Bedford
Mass
Washington
Germans and radicals blamed for war effort disruption in Southwest
Former Arizona governor Tom Campbell in Chicago as I W W witness claims germans, Mexicans, and radical Socialists work with the I W W to seize the district. Iowa imposes a fifty year ban on German made medical items. Deputy Wood of Nevada faces a San Francisco grand jury in $5,000 bonds. George Walker, a deserter hunted from Camp Taylor, is captured. United States Steel to manufacture heavy artillery. Elbert HY Gary notes interior site. Jacob A Riis League formed in Chicago to support war and inform Germany. Treasury preps for fourth Liberty loan. artists invited for posters by June 1. Tornado kills Mrs Hart and granddaughter in Franklin Ill. $100,000 in damage. Senator Lodge sued for $20,000 over pacifism dispute.
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Wilhelmstrasse
Southwest
Tom Campbell
Arizona
Chicago
United States Steel Corporation
New York
Elbert HY
Gary
Wheat crop forecast ranks among nation’s top harvests
The Agriculture Department projected a winter wheat crop of 572,530,000 bushels as of May 1 based on current conditions and remaining harvest. Senate documents tie sculptor Gutzon Borglum to talks about a new aircraft producing firm in which he would be a silent partner.
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Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Senate
Gutzon Borglum
Governor Goodrich Enjoys Bond Booth Wit
A woman at a Columbia club booth asks a passer by to buy Liberty bonds. He says no and the crowd laughs when he asks the reason the government wants the motive behind refusals. The man then credits civic alertness and exits, with Governor Goodrich acknowledged.
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Columbia Club
Back Chat About Bolsheviks and Ukrainians Sparks Exchange
District Attorney Clyne in Chicago reports bitter abuse between bolsheviks and Ukrainians at a dinner. He recalls a humorous hotel tearoom meeting between two society leaders and their mothers, contrasting sharp wit with rivalries.
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Clyne
Chicago
Freckles New Time to Get Rid of Ugly Spots
An advertisement promises freckle removal with Othine double strength. Apply nightly and morning from a druggist ounce usually suffices to fade freckles and clear skin. Money back guarantee offered if it fails.
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Ady
English practice in Japan urges fluent exchange
A Japanese student seeks oral English partners at home and abroad. BE F from Japan notes eager learners. Miss Mann in Nikko is approached by a native student seeking to speak English, who finally blurts out a formal greeting about the weather.
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BE. F
Japan
Miss Mann
Nikko
Kansas City Star
Sizing Him Up. June
A dialogue compares a man’s wages to his ancestral rendering. Jessica notes he cannot earn more than fifteen dollars weekly. The exchange suggests social and economic constraints shaping perceptions of worth.
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June
Jessica
The Reason. Binks Seen Broken and Broke
The report notes Binks appeared exhausted and rumor says he is financially ruined. The exchange highlights concern for his welfare and the strain of recent troubles.
Scientist Explains Daytime Egg Laying By Hens
A scientist proposes that hens lay eggs in daylight while roosters take nocturnal roles. The claim hinges on observed behavior and poultry biology, suggesting daytime laying tied to circadian activity patterns.
Mistakes Will Happen and Public Notions in Debate
A jumbled mix of offhand quotes about a new senator described as a businessman and remarks on health, spirits, and public schooling in Philadelphia. The fragment hints at political sound bites, social perception, and a push to inspect public school pupils for disease, all within a satirical or editorial voice.
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Philadelphia
Haarlem Oil Capsules Advertisements Warn of Back Aches
An advertisement promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure for backache and urinary symptoms linked to kidney and bladder issues. It urges immediate use, claims rapid renewal of health within 24 hours, and offers money back if ineffective. The copy emphasizes seeking the original imported GOLD MEDAL brand.
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Haarlem
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Iowa State Medical Society
Germany
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Nevada
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George Walker
Camp Taylor
Pine Hills
Union County
Jacob A. Riis
Treasury’s Loan Publicity Bureau
Lucy Ann Burch Hart
Bessie Hart
Franklin, Til
Henry C. Lodge
Alexander Bannwart
Boston
Lodge
Bannwart
George
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Finland
Copenhagen
Helsingfors
Vviborg
Primrose League
Earl Curzon
House of Lords
British War Council
America
Berlin
Grosbeeren
Zurich
Petit Journal of
Paris
Ehx
Asquith
Maurice
Lloyd George
House of Commons
James McPherson
War Office
Tower of London
Army Council
Exchequer
Bonar Law
Peronne
Bapaume
Shielt
Douai
Zebrugge
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Field Marshal Haig
Admiralty
Railroad Wage Commission
McAdoo
Howard Slater
Toulon
Iowa
Bright
Illinois
Geo. Mahurin
Main ,&J
Canton
Dean
Henry Witt
6Th
Michigan Sts
Storm Lake
Doan
Hidney Pills
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Chemista
Carter
Twiddle
Twaddle
Jaggs
Eatonic
Eetonic Remedy Co
Wabash Ave
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