Submarine Victims Tell Thrilling Story Fairbanks Dies After Illness
Indianapolis June 5 Former Vice President Charlies Warren Fairbanks dies at home after weeks of illness and unconsciousness His son Maj Richard Fairbanks was abroad in France at the end The log cabin birthplace and long political career are noted with ties to the Roosevelt era and the 1916 vice presidential nomination.
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Indianapolis
Charlies Warren Fairbanks
Maj
Richard Fairbanks
France
Fairbanks
Unionville Center
Loriston Monroe Fairbanks
Vermont
Wm. Henry Smith
Statesman
Ohio Wesleyan College
Associated Press
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Cornelia Cole
Senate
Roosevelt
British Repulse Raid South of Morlancourt Repulsed
Field Marshal Haig reported today that an attempted raid south of Morlancourt between the Ancre and the Bomme under heavy bombardment was repulsed with the enemy leaving prisoners behind.
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London
Morlancourt
Ancre
Bomme
Field Marshal
Haig
Mike Nikitin Punished by Imprisonment for Wife Beating
San Francisco judge orders imprisonment after social workers refuse corporal punishment. Four women workers advised between jail and lashing. they rejected the corporal penalty and Nikitin will serve time.
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San Francisco
Mike Nikitin
Morris Oppenheim
Safety report on Wilbur L. Hogan aboard President Lincoln
A report on the safety of Wilbur L. Hogan of Seattle who was aboard the submarined transport President Lincoln has reached his brother BE Hogan of 4220 Aurora Ave.
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Wilbur L. Hogan
Seattle
President Lincoln
BE. H. Hogan
Aurora Ave
You Have Given Money Now Give CHEER Drive for Instruments
A wartime appeal asks readers to donate second-hand musical instruments to send to soldiers overseas. The drive, led by Sergeant Charles Adams, emphasizes urgent collection with a Saturday deadline and offers pickup by phone for instrument donations.
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No Man’s Land
Chas. Adams
United States Marine Corps
Star Spangled Banner Echoes As Prussians Sink Carolina
Survivors recount the German submarine attack on the 8,000 ton liner Carolina 50 miles off New Jersey. Shots, lifeboats launched, and a crewed rescue as the Star Spangled Banner rang over the sea.
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Lieut. P. O'Toole
U. BS. A
Carolina
America
Jersey
Germany
Atlantic
Robert B. Lebecker
Philadelphia
Accused Murderer Breaks Down in Court Over Collinson Case
Frank Van der Heiden wept in Judge Clay Alien's courtroom during his murder trial for killing Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Collinson outside Providence hospital two years ago. He later showed measured composure as Deputy DA Brackett and Dr. Moore testified about his condition and the events at the hospital.
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Frank van der Heiden
Clay Alien
J. A. Collinson
Providence Hospital
van der Heiden
Samuel Brackett
I. H. Moore
Jay Allen
Collinson
Mary Hiltrude
Brackett
Col
Government plans lumber price fix for all buyers
The War Industries Board is considering fixed lumber prices for all government departments and civilian purchasers. A uniform price will be set after ongoing conferences.
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Washington
War Industries Board
Government Department
Wounded Americans Sent To French Hospital
Wounded American soldiers from the forces united with France have been sent to the American hospital in Nice, France, as of June 5. The U S troops join French forces and receive treatment at the facility.
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Nice
France
Hanson seeks cooperation for city efficiency drive
Mayor Ole Hanson asks the Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club to meet a conference on the best method to boost efficiency and cut expenses. He notes salaries rise with living costs and stresses must balance services and pay. War demands the highest efficiency in government.
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Ole Hanson
Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club
Hanson
Girl's Champion Pig Wins Viealla High School Contest
In Vi ealla California on June 5 1931 Miss May Jones won the high school pig-raising contest with her pig producing the most bacon and earning her the title champion pig raiser.
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Vibalia
Cal
Mies May Jones
Viealla High School
Miss Jones
Destruction Of Rheims Cathedral Marks German Advance
The article details the fall and bombardment of Rheims since 1914, noting the cathedral’s ruin as a symbol of French history. It recalls Rheims as coronation city and baptism site for Clovis, with Cardinal Lucan's words urging resilience and a vow that Rheims will rise again.
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Marne
Tts
Jeanne Arc
Charles VII
Paris
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Ruina
Rheimaia
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Remy
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Charlies
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Rheime
Forty Thousand Men Summoned for General Military Service
Washington reports forty thousand more men summoned for general military duty to entrain June 20 to 25. The draft allocates troops to Camp Sheridan Camp Pike Meade Dix Gordon Funston Sherman Taylor Jackson and other camps across Alabama Arkansas District of Columbia Florida Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Maryland Mississippi Missouri New Jersey North Carolina Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia West Virginia and beyond. Total for June exceeds two hundred thousand.
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Women aviators to be employed by British government
London June 5 George H Roberts labor minister announced in a speech at Sheffield that women aviators will be employed by the British government.
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London
George H. Roberts
Sheffield
110 NAMES IN U S CASUALTY LIST REPORTED
Gen Pershing reports 110 war casualties divided as 29 killed in action 13 died of wounds 6 died of disease 2 died in accidents 47 wounded severely 2 missing in action. Officers include Clayton Salisbury Bullock Fleur Green and others from Iowa New York and beyond.
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War Department
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Cambridge
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Des Moines
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Winterset
Iowa
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Italy
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Mason City
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Dubuque
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Dubeuque
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Red Oak
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Lemara
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Wellington
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Schubert
Ford City
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Milford
Conn
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Port Henry
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Flushing
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New York
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Wedowee
Ala
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Ementon
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Boston
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Newcastle
Ind
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Independence
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Pittsburg
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Oxford
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Won't Celebrate Fire Anniversary
Associates of Eighty-Nine who witnessed Seattle's June 6 1889 fire abandon plans to celebrate its 29th anniversary on Thursday due to the war.
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Seattle
Broadway High School Class Of 1908 Reunion Planned
The 1908 class of Broadway High School will hold a reunion on Saturday June 15 at K of C Hall starting at 7 p.m. The local event invites alumni to reconnect and reflect on shared memories at the hall.
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Broadway High School
C. Hall
Boy Survives after Crash on East Marginal Way
Riverton boy S year old, Chester Smith, was struck Tuesday by a car driven by H S Stoltenberg at 2507 41st Ave SW. He survived initial fears of fatal injuries and is now in improved condition at Georgetown County Hospital with a broken leg, scalp wounds, brain concussion, and skull shock.
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Chester Smith
Riverton
East Marginal Way
Stoltenberg
41St Ave. S. W
Georgetown
Osteopaths to Convene in Washington Friday Session
The Washington Osteopathic Association plans a two day annual session opening Friday. Key topics include whether osteopathic physicians are general practitioners or spinal specialists with a limited field, among other important subjects to be discussed.
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Washington Osteopathic Association
Puget Sound Navy Yard Seeks Laborers Mechanics
The Puget Sound navy yard issued a call for laborers helpers and mechanics. Applications may be filed with recorder board of labor Puget Sound Navy Yard Bremerton.
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Puget Sound Navy Yard
Board of Labor
Bremerton
Campaign to Kill Rats Highlighted by Government
The piece stresses rat damage to food stores and property, noting yearly losses of millions. It praises Stearns' Paste as the government backed method and urges households to buy the exterminator to curb food waste and pests.
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Washington
Oxygen Vapor Treatment Parlors Ad Insert
An advertisement promotes Oxygen Vapor treatment at 317 18 Seaboard building Fourth Ave and Pike St. It claims rapid, permanent relief for bronchitis hay fever neurasthenia insomnia melancholia and nervous troubles with direct inhalation therapy and germicidal oils. Offers a free trial and physician availability 9 am to 6 30 pm.
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Fourth Ave
Pike St
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