Aims of the US Railroad Policy Outlined
Washington June 16 the Director General of the US Railroad Administration announced the policy aims. The order of importance places winning the war by moving troops and material first, providing public service second, fostering sympathy between management workers and patrons third, and applying sound business policies fourth. He stressed cooperation with future governments and outlined standards for efficiency wages and equipment.
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Washington,d. C
Wade Public Today
AicAdon
United States Railroad
Meix Imperisnes
Sérsien
Lrelr
Sinen
Ite
Coursa
Tequina
Una
Frontline Thunder as Forces Press Toward Haldd larant
Armies advance amid heavy shelling as American troops parade homeward through city streets. Citizens throw flowers while soldiers march toward the front with cheers and banners. Submarine losses reported. dockside ceremonies note sinking of 28 U-boat subs. officials credit leadership and promise strategic resilience.
Wilson Endorses National All-Work Law Move
President Wilson approves nationwide compulsory work movement to supplement Provost Marshal General Crowder. Letter to Governor Garrington touts Maryland style “work or fight” law and urges adoption by states to mobilize citizens for national war effort with emphasis on honest workers’ rights and productivity.
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Washington
Wilson
Crowdéere
Jan Totter
Ntringtown
Maryland
Rade
Garrington
Attenoa
Uns
Trent
Qght
Marytort
Lambert Heads the Medics in Election Result
Alexander Taimbert was elected president of the American Medical Magazine Aver Mule WII GQ. James Wary was named chief of the United States Army after contested elections. Dr David Sturr Turd from Neehester was slated as vice president, with Dr Tol AL Feldy as fourth-year president.
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Alexander Taimbert
Hie
Aiverlean Red
New Trek State Medical
Tiatinuupinlis
Davi Sturr Turd
Neehester
Ricaragon
Washinton
Tol AL Feldy
Women Vote Support Stirs National Debate
Wilson urged Congress to pass federal suffrage, arguing state action not enough. He emphasized equal rights and warned patience may fail without decisive federal legislation. The speech touched on attack lines against the movement and called for unity in seeking the long-fought amendment.
Pershing Awards D. S. Class Nominated for Gov. Posshtyy
In a partial, garbled notice, Buford J. of Nashville is named among recipients of the Distinguished Service class. The item references a Pershing award list with crossouts and incomplete phrases, indicating a government honor attributed to an American service figure.
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Pershing
U. Avi
Baward Buford
Nashville
Major General Randall Dies After Short Illness
Aged seventy, Major General George M. Unnall died in a local hospital after a brief illness. A veteran of Civil War and the Trans American wave, he was a prominent figure in military service. His death was reported from the hospital in October.
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Randall
Deuver
Cola
George M. Unnlall
Wolfred
Two Norwegian ships Sunk by German Submarine Near Cape Churler
June 14 report states two Norwegian steamers Vindeggen and Nennik Tad were sunk by a German submarine about miles east of Cape Churler. The crews, totaling 68 men, were rescued by a British steamer after the loss of eight copper ingots and part of the Vindegues cargo. subsequent events include the seizure of vessels and patrol ship activity near the Menelk Snott war sight.
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New York
Cape Churler
Wiese
Von
Nhanta
Taenhs
Werk
Lund
Amerie Sanvling and Tetming Company
Beef Ration Proposal Sparks War-Time Debates
Wartime food policy stirs protest as officials announce rationing shifts for the United States. The administration urges citizens to conserve meat and adopt new household allowances, aiming to support Allied troops and civilian populations abroad amid ongoing global conflict.
Swedish Steamer Sunk by German Submarine
The Swedish freighter Wicard was sunk without warning by a German submarine near Copenhagen, killing several crew members and prompting international relief efforts. Strong entities include Swedish ship Wicard, the German submarine, and Copenhagen authorities.
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Tandon
Stune
Gorenan
Accorthix
Copenhagen
Ningsmumhers
Nab Official Spy Arrest Shocks City Chief Figures Held
A prominent member of the government was arrested in a corruption case linked to mayoral figures and city administration. The incident, described as an international affair, has raised questions about official conduct and legal actions underway.
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Nab
Gace
Lamdon
Tye
Mie
Esr Af Corot
Sir Fours Janus
Shet- Held
We Eaveny
Yanks Hag Hun Alraen Veince Ave Incident Invasion
Two German airplanes were shot down near Veince Ave as American forces engage in aerial combat during the ongoing conflict. Ground action is reported to have disrupted enemy flights and inflicted losses on reconnaissance teams.
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James A Meissner
Brooklyn
Sigmes
Meissner
Cornell
Marina
Ansorters Agtors
U S Porces and Pershing Triumph in France Anniversary
Washington reports President Wilson and President Poincare exchange messages on the anniversary of American troops arriving in Europe. Both leaders express high praise for the Allied effort, noting American forces led by General Pershing continue active cooperation with French and Allied troops.
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Washington
United States
France
Wueon
Poincare
Europe
State Department
Persling
Lorca
Peage
Don Benchtoxrd
Na Basta
Bis Astral
Rance
I Generg
Juniler
Potneare
Pech
General March
Chile
Potneares
Ship Believed Sunk but Crew Safe Report
A vessel is reported sunk in a naval engagement off the Virginia Capes with initial claims of shelling by a submarine. Later updates say the ship is safe, with mixed and unclear reports about sinking, rescue status, and monitoring by authorities.
Secretary delivers appeal urging Americans to vote soon
Fragmented text shows a high level appeal to citizens to participate in the ballot. Mentions Lov and a call to support the American voter in a crisis day. References to officials and legal figures, including Gregory and Burns, tied to wartime actions at New York port.
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America
Ig Maseil
Sprague
Gotham
New York
Spe
Gregory
Labor Lend Aid to War Effort Urges Unions to Stand Fast
President Wilson telegraphed the American Federation of Labor and the American Alliance of Labor and Democracy at St Paul urging renewed labor support for the war program. He praised union solidarity in factories and trenches, warning against internal quarrels that could fracture national unity while stressing no interference with government war efforts.
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Washington
Tine
Creedtent Wilkoh
American Federation of Libor
American Alliance of Labor and Democracy
St Unul
Minn
Lnhor
Samusl Gompurs
Gabor
Ptegke
American Federation of Iabor
Organlenton
Amdon
Barden Wohly
Robert Mulach
Mlanee
Denigerney
Fiat
Ayalld
Ameria
Franee
French Celebrate U S Day Amid War Anniversary
French celebrate an American war anniversary with gestures of solidarity and media coverage. The ceremony honors U S veterans and emphasizes alliance in the face of conflict, reflecting enduring ties between nations and their peoples.
Texan League Reorganized In Rebranding Move
A fragmentary report notes the Texas league reorganization with references to Valing and Stub and mentions New Orleans and Beaumont Texas as possible involved locations. The text is unclear but suggests a regional realignment affecting teams and affiliations.
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Valing
Fox
Texas League
Oeiastatia
New Orlane
Beaumont
Tex
Estate seizure over unpaid federal taxes shocks $4 million value
The Miller estate valued at about $4 million was seized by the government for nonpayment of federal taxes. Officials said the estate, linked to Henry Miller, appears tied to a broader $8 million tax case. Further details await in Sant Francisca on June 15.
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U. & Selzen
Sant Francisca
Lnte
Henry Miller
It & Stated Bers
Hawkeye News Briefs From Iowa War Era Confab and Local Incidents
Regional items from the Iowa State fair and war effort discuss awarding 24 percent prizes, War Savings Stamps, and food policies. Bayard Buller, shot at Jefferson Barracks, is cited as emotionally unstable amid a police inquiry. Civilian relief, medical notes, and local accidents fill the page with government health updates, train crash aftermath, and wartime fundraising tallies.
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Kane Gas City
Tifa
AR. Comey
Towa
Alt
Bayard Buller
Jefferson Barracks
Sangot
Ki. H. Bylvester
Iowa State University
Max B. White
Clacinds
Saya
Herbert Hoover
G. H. Saviner
Slate Board of Health
Washington, D. C
United States
George A. Thompson
Arion
Detilson
Ieravite
Ihharly
Banda
Afra
W. W. Maresh
Breschouat
Wo Hues
Corday Falls
Y. M. C. A. Red Cross
Yl & Crimp
Sutue
Automobile Department
George Hedger
Anivaratly
Lows City
Bhiros
Welugig Hha
Ula
Vanecouver
Wash
Liesere Fee
Ile Clits
Reristranie
W. G. Bolzer
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