I W W Leaders Arrested in Chicago Raid Indictments
Chicago authorities report 168 individuals named in federal indictments following a raid on the Industrial Workers of the World headquarters at 8001 West Madison Street. Key figures include William D. Haywood and Ralph Chaplin. Grand jury evidence alleges a nationwide sabotage plot aimed at hindering the war effort and targeting industries supplying munitions.
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Chicago
Industrial Workers of the World
West Madison Street
Iin D. Baywood
van Evans
I. W. W. Werested
William D. Haywood
Richard Brazier
Spokane
George Andreychine
Duluth
Publicity Huereau
Chiago
Ralph WW. Chaplin
Solidarity
Vindtinte Lossieff
Uhe Grand Jury
McAdoo appeals to bankers for liberty loan support
Secretary McAdoo told the American Bankers' Association that remaining German funds in the U S from Count von Bernstorff finance propaganda and the great wartime financial program require oversubscription of the second liberty loan. He urged bankers to back the new bond issue as they did the first. Chicago was cited as a financial center.
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Atlantic City
N. 7
Germinth
United States
Count von Bernstorff
Secretary of the Treasury
W. G. McAdooso
American Bankers’ Association
Bin
Chicago
Convention Leaders Named at American Bankers Meet
The 1918 convention of the American Bankers Association was announced with C. A. Hirsh of Cincinnati elected president and Robert F. Maddox of Atlanta named vice president, signaling leadership for the gathering.
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American Bankers’ Association
C. A. Hirsh
Cincinnati
Robert F. Maddox
Atlanta
Haig Captures 1614 in Flanders Assaults Repulsed
Field Marshal Haig reports seven German counter-attacks repulsed with heavy losses and 1614 captives taken. In France and Belgium the British line holds a strong front near Cameron House as the main battle continues.
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London
Haig
Flanders
St Says
France
Belgium
Cameron House
Chickens in Summer Care and Space Needs
Summer chick care centers on ample space, fresh water, shade, and green feed. Overcrowding reduces growth, yielding undersized birds and lower return. Four square feet per mature bird is advised. green food boosts health, though city farmers may need to buy it. Healthy Colony house used on the Beltsville government poultry farm illustrates proper fowl housing.
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Colony House
Beltsville
Dia
Tips for Healthy Summer Chickens and Water Needs
The article advises feeding chickens cabbage beets lawn clippings or greens for cheaper growth, ensuring constant fresh water during hot days, and providing shade in the yard. It emphasizes shade, water, and proper care as key to chicks growing well into broilers roasters and layers at the proper ages.
Welcoming the Actor at Colney Hatch Lunatic Asylum
A well known society performer volunteered to entertain a roomful of parents at Colney Hatch Lunatic Asylum with a rude humorous monologue. The main audience was bored, but one intelligent patient praised the act, saying the mad need not put on airs.
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Colney Hatch Lunatic Asylum
London
Coffee Roasting Tip for Better Flavor and Weight
The passage explains that coffee sold roasted and ground may be underdone and suggests re roasting briefly to improve flavor and weight. It describes placing a couple of tablespoons in a small pan, warming on a stove until lightly parched, then cooling and brewing as usual.
Prevaricator Defined as a Map Who Lies About Marriage
A St. Louis Post-Dispatch quip defines a prevaricator through a joke between Tommie and a mother. The boy says his Pop calls a prevaricator a map who says he is glad he is married, highlighting a humorous pun on words.
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Pop
Tommie
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
De man who admits dat be kin be scared
Uncle Eben from Washington Star quips that a man who admits fear often fights harder than one who constantly boasts of heroism, underscoring plainspoken truth about courage. The remark reflects on honesty as a stronger shield than bravado.
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Eben
Washington, Star
Leghorn Laying Ages and Lifespan Considerations
Leghorn pullets should begin laying at five and one half months if hatched and grown properly. Hens continue laying for several years, but most are rarely profitable for this purpose beyond their second laying season.
Borrow or borrow nots in tough money terms
Owens argues that borrowing money creates ongoing trouble for Gweps people, while the speaker questions the evocation of the term. The dialogue contrasts immediate forgetfulness with lasting financial obligation and hints at cultural views on debt.
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Owens
Poultry Gossip Advice From Early Times
The article offers farmer guidance on poultry care and feeding with warnings about burying dead fowls to prevent disease. It notes that healthy, productive birds lay eggs early and hints at seasonal laying patterns, mentioning March hatched pullets beginning to lay as August approaches.
Exercise for all muscles daily in peak condition
A note states that there are over 00 muscles in the body and all should be exercised daily to maintain the best condition. The fragment implies a general health tip encouraging comprehensive daily activity.
Early Hymn Writing Across Ancient Ages
The text notes hymn writing began about three to four thousand years ago. It mentions Mirini's chorus at the Red Sea crossing as a memorable recall and cites the oldest hymns found in the Old Testament and in archaeological remains.
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Mirini
Red Sea
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