Czech Leader Says Russians Unable to Aid Themselves
In Tokio dated July 2 Vladimir Hurban reports Czech National Council action in Vladivostok where a fortified house occupied by German prisoners was attacked by Czechs using hand grenades, killing about 20. Kerensky’s claim Russian democracy fights tyranny is challenged by observers claiming Russians lack self-help capacity and morale.
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London Times Service
San Antonio
Philadelphia Public Ledger
the Public Ledger Co
Tokio
Vladimir Hurban
Czech National Council
America
Vladivostok
Kerensky
Hurban
Russia
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Relief From Bilious Feelings
A vintage advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe alternative to calomel for liver troubles. It claims calomel damages bones and causes salivation, urging readers to try the vegetable liver remedy to restore vigor by morning and avoid digestive upset.
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Dedson
Dodson
Spain Wary Of World Powers Attitude In War
Barcelona reports growing doubt in Spain about wartime policy as pro German sentiment fades. German espionage and police collusion cases surface in Madrid and Barcelona while US army achievements are praised by locals.
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Barcelona
Spain
Madrid
Coasul
Indiviag
United States
Atlantic
Healed of Wounds Lieut Walker Returns to Front
Lieut George C Walker son of Mr and Mrs G C Walker 251 West Summit Ave recovered from wounds suffered in May after training at Camp Stanley and service with the Eighteenth Infantry on the Western Front. His father notes his return to duty following hospital treatment.
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George C. Walker
West Summit Avenue
Walker
Camps Finsto
Camp Stanley
Mraner
San Antonio
France
Eighteenth Infantry
Western Front
G. C. Walker
South
G Merchandise and Grocery Company
Taling
Inj Luling
War Department Announces Five Central Officers Training Camps
Washington July 9 The War Department outlines five central officers training camps opening August 1 to train civilians and enlisted men for commissions in the Officers Reserve Corps. Camps include Camp Lee Camp Gordon Camp Pike Camp Taylor and Camp Hancock with monthly class admissions and four month courses for infantry and machine gun or about three months for field artillery.
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Washington, D.C
War Department
Officers’ Reserve Corps
Camp Lee
Petersburg
Gordon
Atlanta
Pike
Little Rock
Ark
Camp Taylor
Louisville
Camp Hancock
Augusta
Field Artillery
Coast Artillery Corps
Signal Corps
United States
Lemon Juice For Freckles Beauty Lotion Claim
Squeeze juice of two lemons into three ounces of orchard white to make a quarter pint freckle and tan lotion. Massage daily on face neck arms and hands to fade freckles and blemishes and whiten skin at low cost. Grocers supply orchard white for a few cents and toilet counters carry the product.
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Harmlere
Fabrics on Sale at Wolfson's for Garments and Undergarments
A Wolfson's display features plain and novelty weaves with reduced prices. Longcloth, nainsook, novelty dimity, pajama checks, lawn, suitings and dress voiles offered in yard and twelve yard pieces with substantial discounts.
Selection of civilians for training schools announced
The War Department states civilians designated to attend training schools will be selected by commanding officers of the various training schools. They will strive to apportion those selected. No applications to these training schools will be considered by the War Department.
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Iisutes
Central Officers’ Training School
War Department
City Council Adopts Bond and License for Driverless Cars
After hours of debate the city council passed a amendment to the service car ordinance requiring licensing and bonding of all driverless car services. Opponents warned of a fight over the measure citing potential discrimination against private owners. The ordinance passed unanimously amid routine appropriations for sewer work, payrolls, and bonds for city employees.
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Mitney
McGinnes
J. T. Lewright
Sisilag
English & O'Brien Wool Merchants Charged in Tax Conspiracy
Boston merchants William A. English and H O'Brien were indicted for conspiracy to defraud the government of income taxes. The short age through improper recounting is alleged to total 250 000. Both pleaded not guilty and were held on 25 000 bonds each. Federal officials said it was the first case of its kind before the grand jury. Health officials in Austin discuss new social disease provisions at a state board of health meeting with army officers mayors and city attorneys. The law requires physicians to report all cases to city health officers who report to the state board of health.
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Boston
William A. English
Hon H. O'Brien
Fir of
English & O'Brien
Austin
Texly
State Board of Health
Army
Troop Movements Debate Stirred German Press
German authorities reportedly allowed publication of Secretary Baker's letter on American troop movements to Europe, provoking reactions in Swiss and German papers. A Texas murder case against Jolie W. Til was postponed to October, with defense claims of material evidence delays.
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Baker
Wilson
Europe
Germany
Borne
Komische “Eitung
Follo
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Saul Wolfson Dry Goods Co
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Zeitung
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Ter
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