Pritish Press Relieved Over King's Return
London June 23 press editorials express relief at King George and Queen Mary's return from Belfast. Papers praise the monarchs for urging unity and peace in Ireland while critiquing government actions to send more troops. Analysts debate prospects for an independent yet peaceful Ireland and the possible opening of a unified parliament.
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London
King George
Queen Mary
Belfest
Goonen
Clstur
Zavarmir
Daily News
Ireland
Jundon ‘Times
Hiegov
Kncome
Lister Fee
United Ireland
Great ‘Britain
The
Daily Telegraph
West
Hed
Dex
Iisumen
Henry Ruph Wilson
Geaff
Leland
Cnart
Chy Northern
Bankers Livestock Lawn Cowparn Tap Incorporation Planned
June 22 report states the Bankers Livestock Lawn Cowparn Tap will complete incorporation within a week. New York and Chicago bankers held a meeting and the plan, though impaired by drafting, was expected to advance by Tuesday with formal actions pending.
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Bankers
New York
Chicago
Ipix
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised in Altoona Letter
An Altoona resident praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for a difficult birth and a healthier baby. The letter claims dramatic improvement after using three dozen bottles, and includes a photo and testimonial urging other women to try the product.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Altoona
Chile
Tam
Bankers plan new livestock relief corporation
Subscriptions will fund a central capital for a national livestock relief body. AM Ti McClure of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City is named executive manager, with a five member Chicago executive committee guiding operations. A board of directors elected by subscribing banks will oversee management to provide immediate help to the livestock industry.
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Tion
McClure
Boatre
Eleral Reserve Bank of Kansas City
F.r
Chicago
Dickman Reviews Camp Mabry During Texas National Guard Encampment
Maj. Gen. Joseph Dickman, commander of the Third Army and Southern Department, arrived at Camp Mabry with his staff to review about 1500 troops at the Texas National Guard encampment. Adjutant General Thomas D. Barton and Col. A. P. Adams greeted him. Dickman dined with Gen. J. F. Wolters and planned an afternoon camp inspection and a parade. Also mentioned is a Detroit News and Detroit Journal price reduction for 3 cent copies within 10 miles of Detroit’s center starting June 27.
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Camp Mabry
Dickwall
Dickman
J. F. Wolters
Con Mander
San Antonio Iate
On. JA. Hulen
36Th Division
Esas
Detroit
Mie
Cen Coats
Detroit News
The
Detroit Journal
Two U Boats Sunk by Navy Guns Off Cape Charles
On 2 August off Cape Charles the destroyers led by the Dickerson sank U-140 and U-148 with four inch shells after a rapid duel. U-140 listed and submerged. U-148, sunk minutes after the first shot, produced oil and air signals. An air attack Tuesday had previously sent U-127 to the bottom.
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Henderson
Cape Charles
Destroers
Arende
Oxus
Dickerson
C. B. Biaso
Hiban
A. LaRoach
Hungarian Coup Expected on August 20, Vienna Reports
Vienna dispatches to the Voasische Zeitung claim ex emperor Charles plans to return to Hungary on August 20, Raven’s Day, then seek to reclaim the throne. The report notes royalist pressure, possible plebiscite, and potential isolation from external interference after Hungary ratifies the peace treaty.
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Vienna
George Witte
San Antonio
Chicago Daily Nowa
Chicago Daily News Foreign Service
Berlin
St. Raven’s
Voasische Zeitung
Charles
Charle
Switzerland
Spain
Hungary
Count Ane
Golden See
Leagné of Nations
Greece
Constantine
Sergeant's Bay Drowns at Cateagle Pass Creek
Henneth Dankert seven drowned while bathing in a creek at Cateagle Pass. He is the son of Soret Fred Dankert of the Forty-sixth Infantry.
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