Vladivostok Welcomes Allied Aid for Siberia Front
A Vladivostok telegram reports support for an independent Siberia government seeking Allied military and economic help to reestablish the eastern front against the central powers. Russian officials said they cannot recognize any separate Russian government while pledging to acknowledge de facto local authorities. Czechoslovak troops in the region reportedly denounce Germans, with bolshevik opposition ebbing where they appear.
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Cently
Siberia
Russia
Vladivostok
Washington shipyards expand as war output nears peak
Washington reports 118 fully equipped shipyards in the United States and 44 partly completed. Of those partly finished, 34 exceed 75 percent, and only six are under 25 percent ready. Steel yards have grown from 37 to 72 since the war began, with old yards expanding from 142 to 195 and more additions planned. Wooden shipyards number 80 and are nearing completion.
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Washington
America
United States
Life sized Emperor William painting causes dispute at Pollitz home
A life sized painting of Emperor William, a gift from Kaiser to Theodore Roosevelt, brought a clash when a Lusitania era heir, Mrs. C R Pollitz, faced a demand from a death party at her home. The picture had hung in the library, was moved to a cellar after Lusitania sinking, and Pollitz later bought it for five dollars amid dispute.
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Oyster Bay
Emperor William
Colt Théodore Roosevelt
C.R. Pollitz
Lusitania
Answers by American Prisoners in German Interrogations
American prisoners answer German officers on naval and military matters. German officers grow furious at the evasive replies and strained exchanges.
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Geneva
Ask- Pershing
Cable Wilson
Germany's peace feeler outlined by Vorwaerts
The German socialist Vorwaerts reports Bertin sent a peace proposal to Spain for Allied reception, depicting a Germany stronger postwar with no westward indemnities. It lists six points including no west annexations, self determination later, and control of seas and colonial status quo, viewed as reasonable by Vorwaerts.
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Washington
Vorwaerts
Bertin
Wilhelmstrasse
United States
Germany
Spain
Madrid
West
Russia
Rumania
Gibraltar
Suez Canal
Vorwaerta
Justicia sunk after torpedo attack off Irish coast
The White Star liner Justicia, a new freight ship completed a year ago, was torpedoed off the north Irish coast. Eleven crew sailors died, four of ten torpedoes exploded by the ship’s guns, four hundred survivors reached an Irish port. the vessel fought submarines for twenty four hours before sinking.
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New York
White Star Line
Justicia
United States
White Star
Canada
Halifax
Liverpool
Palmer seizes major U.S metal firms in war asset drive
Alien Property Custodian Palmer announces seizure of L. Vogelstein & Co. and Sondheimer & Co. New York City. He also takes enemy-owned interests in American Metals Co controlling about sixteen firms in the United States and South America, and Stall forth & Co. of New York dealers in bullion. F Stallforth, principal stockholder, is interned at Fort Oglethorpe.
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Washington
America
Palmer
United States
South America
Mexico
Canada
L. Vogelstein & Co., Inc
New York City
Sondheimer & Co., Inc
American Metals Company
Puntry
Stallforth & Co
New York
F. Stallforth
Fort Oglethorpe
Hoover reassures London on food situation at luncheon
Herbert C. Hoover spoke at a luncheon in London in honor of the lord mayor at the Mansion House. He declared that anxiety over food essentials is past and noted the presence of many distinguished public men at the event.
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London
Mansion House
Herbert C. Hoover
Ee Cee
Adopt One Orphan Monthly In Los Angeles Plan
Mr and Mrs William Doran of Wishire boulevard Los Angeles adopt an orphan a month as a wartime plan They are already godparents to ten French war orphans and will continue monthly support until France can care for its war orphans unaided
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Los Angeles
William Doran
Wishire Boulevard
Prance
Polk County
Verner Roberts
A. W.hahn
Union Pacific
Oxceda
Missouri Lutheran Synod of Nebraska
Deshler
Morrisville
Eustis
Emerson
Omaha
Grain Aid to Persia Signed in New York Cable
Confirmation of famine in Persia and a $100,000 cable to India will fund grain shipments for transport to hunger sicklands by motor trucks. The plan aims to ease shortages by delivering relief quickly through established aid channels.
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New York
Persia
India
Nebraska
Order
America
Otahe
Camp Fremont
California
Provdet
Crowder
Clarence Winchester
Lincoln
San Diego
List of Candidates for State and Federal Offices
Secretary of State Poor prepared a list of all senatorial, congressional and state candidates of parties whose filings were completed for the primaries. The list includes names such as Norris, Bryan, Neville, Barrows, Ziegler, and Eaton with GOP and Democratic entries. Also notes changes, a Y M C A campaign director appointment, and local public notices on education and war effort.
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Secretary of State Poor
Pete Eo
Ima
Tra L. Mtealar
Dugenee H. Bloan
Rioer Iammond
George W Norris
Williem Dgett
Dave Mercer
Charles W. Bryan
Keith Neville
En R. McKelvie
Walter Johnson
B. Howell
Gevereer
Set
Willem
Banningepublican
P. A. Barrows
C. S Page
Isidor Ziegler
Ituan IL
Cooper
WD. Schaal
F . Shields
Attersey Cemered Rassedres
Dente’ T. Barrett
Clinton J. Campbell
George
Wiliam Dowling
Clarence A. Devise
H. G Taylon
Harry L. Cook
Distriet
Sanford FP Cresap
Frank A. Peterson
Reavis
Lobeck
N. P. Dodge
Albert W. Jefferis
Tera Distriet
Ivank Stephens
R. F. Evane
Thor
Birmingham
Kretzinger
William H. Smith
Charlee H. Denney
M. O. McLaughlin
Adam McMulien
John BR. Killeen
Rite
Ashtoh
Bhailenberger
William E. Andrews
James
Gilham
Harles W. Real Charlies W. Pool
MFP Kinkaid
J .D Gravee
David Bithert
Sugarless Sponge Bread Process Patented
A new bread method uses 100 pounds of flour scalded in water with no sugar. After steeping the residuum is strained and water added to form dough. Sponge expands to produce a fine textured loaf with good flavor and lighter color, developed in The milling company laboratory and planned for commercial use.
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Cofpans
Roatt
Ask Your Wife About This Clwneid Arithmetic Puzzle
A comic schoolroom vignette features a teacher posing a grocery bill problem and a boy named Sammy solving for what the man has left, humorously noting car fare and high living costs. The piece blends classroom misreadings with wartime product plugs and a note on American goods.
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Samme Seriffins
Mary
Sammy
Cheewes
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules Ad
An old time home remedy advert promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure for weak kidneys and related ailments. Claims include relief from backache, joint stiffness, and various organ pains with a promise of purification of blood and improved health, urging readers to buy the odorless capsules. Money-back guarantee offered.
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Moony Dee
Raarlem
Haarlem
Watch Your Stomach In the Summer Time
In hot weather stomach and bowel troubles worsen and affect work. The ad promotes EATONIC tablets claiming they relieve acidity and stomach ailments, suggesting one or two tablets after meals for comfort and promising money back if not satisfied.
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Eatonic
Bates
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