Justin Godart Arrives In Ames To Proclaim French War Aid
Former French official Justin Godart arrives in Ames to convey France’s thanks for U S aid via Red Cross Y M C A and other groups. He will explain in public talks the work of the military health department in sanitation and comfort for French and American troops. He has seen action, earning the war cross at an advanced post under artillery fire.
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Justin Godart
Wir
French
Chamber of Deputies
Ames Jen
France
United States
Red Cross
Military Health Department
French Republic
Vin
Brothers Reunited at Funeral as Pallbearer Exposes War Toll
In Picardy a US soldier acting as pallbearer at a funeral discovers his brother Joseph Ash among the dead. The brothers had met only the day before at the front. The chaplain comforts the mourner as the grave service continues amid wartime losses.
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Picardy
France
America
Picardy Front
Joseph Ash
Joseph
Joe
Italy Expects Major Offensive Against Austria
Italian Army officials anticipate a quick Austrian push as German and Austrian emperors meet. The report notes intensified troop movements and quotes unnamed sources signaling a looming large-scale offensive from both flanks.
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Austria
Vatican secrecy over manifesto delays knowledge until eight days
A fragment indicates Vatican officials knew nothing of a manifesto until eight days after its publication. The document references consecration and notes a communication stating no prior awareness by the Vatican. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Vatican
Come Municntian
Army Bill Approved in House Into Senate with Record Sum
The house passed the annual army appropriation bill totaling 12,041,682,000 dollars in record time. It authorizes the president to call into military service as many trained and equipped men as possible, sending the measure to the senate.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Washington
House
Schwab reports May shipbuilding boom and contracts
Charles M. Schwab states that in May the United States built and commissioned 250000 dead weight tons of shipping and last week alone contracted 250000000 worth of work. He notes 700000 workers are involved in ships and parts, with plans for a million tons from the Great Lakes and strong demand from the War Industries Board for steel products.
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New York
United States
Charles M. Schwab
American Iron and Steel Institute
Mr. Schwab
Great Lakes
J. Leonard Replogle
The
War Industries Board
Mrs Rose Pastor Stokes Sentenced for Espionage Acts
Mrs Rose Pastor Stokes of New York was given ten years on each of three counts of an indictment for violating the espionage act. Judge Arlea S Van Valkenburgh ordered the sentences to run concurrently with no fine. The case stemmed from a signed communication in the Kansas City Star expressing opposition to the government.
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Kansas City
Rose Pastor Stokes
New York
Missouri State Penitentiary
Arlea S. van Valkenburgh
Ars
Ehes Wet Pelley
Stebes
Government bureau takes over Chicago stock yard price quotes
Chicago June 3 announcement that the United States government bureau of markets will take over the price quotation function of the Chicago stock yards and will issue all price quotations on live stock at the Chicago market.
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Chicago
United States
Germans Use Artillery to Suppress Ukrainian Revolt
Washington reports German artillery shells are aimed at quelling the Ukraine revolt. Peasants are described as burning forests and destroying crops as part of the unrest.
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Washington
Ukraine
Allied air raids demoralize Germans, says state department
Washington reports that Allied air raids on German towns demoralize the German people, according to officials at the state department.
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Washington
State Department
Mishawaka Factory Workers Get $52000 Bonus
Three thousand employees at the Mishawaka Woolen Manufacturing Company receive bonuses totaling 52000. Local officials including Mayor S W Thompson and the street commissioners spearheaded the effort while Monticello plans street improvements. The air crop and flame events disturb the region as multiple notes cover farm, transport, and civic matters across Indiana.
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Mishawaka Woolen Manufacturing Company
Colored residents and visitors gather amid funeral rites in city
Mrs Dan Cunningham left for Evansville to visit her husband. Elenedride Thomas heads to Terre Haute to settle there. Elder Sebre of Connersville attends the funeral of Mrs Jane Gill. Elders Harrington of Livermore assists. Families mourn Aunt Mary Frields as relatives and friends travel from Evansville and nearby towns to pay respects.
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Evansville
Elenedride Thomas
Terre Haute
Sebre
Connersville
Jane Gil
Greenwood Ave
Harrington
Livermore
Jane. Gill
Earnest Clark
Dale
Ciy
Clark
Gill
Trilby
Eureka
Jas V
Brown
Katie
Murexa
Mary Frrield
Edwards
L. Taylor
N. Greenwood Ave
Mollie Hatfield
Della Hartwell
Mary Frields
Kentucky
Soldier Risking Life Each Twenty Four Hours
Facing advancing danger, a soldier continues perilous duty every twenty four hours, sustaining effort amid ongoing threats and obligations to comrades and mission.
Remedy for Cholera Morbus Suggested for Every Home
A health advertorial urges keeping Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy at home to treat cholera morbus promptly. Mrs Charles Enyeart of Huntington Indiana reports quick relief for two sick children in summer 1911. Obtainable everywhere.
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Charles Enyeart
Huntington
Ind
Chamberlain
New York Street Faker Sells Hidden Camera Toy
A street con in New York sold a toy that lets buyers peep into second story rooms. The device promised easy viewing without risk, but most passersby were tricked into paying a dime. A policeman arrived and the con fled as the crowd dispersed.
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