Rioting in Vienna Guards Patrol City as Riots Spread
Reports from Amsterdam and Zurich describe street clashes in Vienna with police and cavalry deployed to protect public buildings. Bread shortages and strikes involve 150000 munition workers. German embassy attack dispersed. arrests and injuries reported amid protests over Brest Litovsk peace.
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Copenhagen
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Hague
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Hungary
Munich
Herri Neumann
Brest Litovsk
Health of Jackies Is Good at Great Lakes Naval Station
Great Lakes naval station reports a healthy trend with a population of 35 000 and a fivefold population increase since last year. Surgeon Owen J. Mink notes sicknesses rose but remain low, about twice the level when the base had 7 000 men. Main hospital cases stayed steady while total men on sick lists rose as the station grew.
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Lenine Resigns Bolshivik Premier of Russia
London reports Nicolai Lenine the bolshevik premier of Russia has resigned according to a Zurich dispatch citing the Deutsche Tages Zeitung as authority.
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American Army surpasses plan with 900000 shipped to front
Nine hundred thousand American soldiers have been shipped from embarkation ports to the front five months ahead of schedule. General Peyton C. March confirms the advance in a weekly briefing. North of Chateau Thierry American forces repelled and captured positions in quick attacks maintaining a stronger line near Belleau Wood. Air reconnaissance and artillery fire indicate high American accuracy and heavy German losses around Chauteau Thierry and Brasses.
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Huns Not Ready for Peace Says Burke at Credit Men Meet
Chicago June 24 John Burke United States treasurer told National Association of Credit Men reports Germany ready for peace are propaganda He asserted German forces remain capable and that America must boost manpower in war industries farms and businesses to support the front.
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Germans Mass Prisoners Along Tithine Front and Thionville Raid
Geneva reports Germans increasingly crowd Allied captives in frontier towns and along the Thitione line. An Alsatian paper says five Allied prisoners were killed and six wounded in a recent air raid on Thionville, Germany.
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Indiana news items in brief
Putnam county fixes threshing prices for 1917 18 Wheat 7 cents oats 4 rye 5. Farmers to thresh by hand many tasks. A plan to store fruit vegetables at home. auction days in Charles Town. several thefts and accidents across the state. Noblesville dam plan to power plant. various deaths and injuries. legal notices and farm aid programs noted.
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Coalmont
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Judge Jackson visits Rockport and Owensboro recall history
A Terre Haute judge spent last week with friends in Rockport and Owensboro, noting he once lived here and later moved to Terre Haute. The piece mentions local Black residents, military service, a Memphis band, and community warnings about youth conduct, with ads praising Foleys Honey and Tar.
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Sour Stomach Advice and Chamberlain's Tablets
Describes sour stomach as mild indigestion from rapid or excess eating or unsuitable foods. Recommends slow eating and thorough chewing, light meat intake, and no supper to prevent it. Suggests taking Chamberlain's Tablets for digestion. Obtainable everywhere.
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Nature's Remedy NR Tablets Claim Pain Relief
An advertisement asserts rheumatism stems from body poisons and promises relief from NR Tablets. It claims the tablets improve digestion, liver and kidney function, blood cleansing, and overall vitality, offering a 25c box for twenty five days with a money back guarantee. It urges trying the product after costly medicines and doctors.
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