Navy Officer Publishes High Command in the World War
Captain William Dilworth Puleston U S N releases High Command in the World War through Charles Scribner's Sons. The three‑year study criticizes British and French political interference in military planning while praising Haig Joffre and Falkenhayn. He warns of future war and urges US preparedness, noting European leaders failed to resolve conflicting aims despite no desire for war.
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Washington
Britain
France
United States Navy
Office of Naval Intelligence
Charles Scribner’s Sons
William Dilworth Puleston
Puleston
von Falkenlayn
Haig
Joffre
Europe
England
Preston
Cooperation and Fair Play Demanded in Textile Strike
President Roosevelt urged textile workers to return to their jobs and asked manufacturers to reinstate employees without discrimination. He backed the board of inquiry report and said settlement of the problems would require cooperation and fair play from both sides.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Board of Inquiry
Giant eagle steals pigs in nighttime raid
In Danbury New Hampshire Arthur Holenback set up to watch for the culprits and witnessed a giant American eagle swoop from the sky. The eagle carried off a pig with six eaglets in pursuit, creating a remarkable scene of predators and prey in the night.
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Danbury
N. H
Arthur Holenback
London men seek face lifting as beauty craze spreads
Pre British men rush to beauty parlors for facial lifts and wrinkle patting, chasing a glamour trend set by women. A West End expert notes many avoid creams, and some say lifting regains wives’ affection. Included among clients are actors, singers, dancers, lecturers, and even a beach lifeguard.
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London
West End
Women’s Union Hosts Federation Members at Emmanuel Church
Valley City reports the Women’s Union of Emmanuel Evangelical church entertained about one hundred members of the Women’s Federation from Amherst Elyria and Lorain on Thursday. Rev Mr Harper a missionary in India spoke, joined by his brother Lam ar Harper. The narrative notes long residence in the community and mentions other local movements and visits including Erral Osborne’s move to North Canton and the weekend in Danville Ohio with Mr and Mrs Virell Croutergs.
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Women’s Union of
Emmanuel Evangelical Church
Women’s Federation
Amherst
Elyria
Lorain
Mr. Harper
India
Lamar Harper
Virell Croutergs
Danville
Ohio
Erral Osborne
North Canton
Jerry Kristof
LaPorte
Social visits span Cleveland to Medina in quiet weekend
Sunday gatherings united many families from Cleveland Penfield and Medina at homes of Reusch Spieth and Wolfe circles. Residents sent best wishes to Andrew Graniger’s family and noted Miss Thelma Steck and Miss Bertha Schaeffer pursuing studies.
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Frank Milter
Earl Reusch
Cleveland
Clyde Metcalf
Penfield
Fred Reusch
John Starr
Mike Wagner
Lester
John Spieth Jr
Medina
Alice Spieth
Fairview Hospital
John Spieth
Frank Weidner
Fred Vogelsang
George Mack
Sam Mack
Ohio
Everhardt
Andrew Graniger
Willard Wolf
Smithville
Turshen
Akron
Henry Wolfe
George Pieup
Edward Wack
Louise Mack
Pauline Wolfe
Louella Platz
Alvin Platz
Thelma Steck
Columbus
Capital University
Bertha Schaeffer
Youngstown
Anna Schaeffer
John Stahl
Helen Buchinger
Ernest Celzzo
Theo. Schneider
Detroit
Gus Stahl
Andrew Schneider
Erna Stoskopf
Helen Stoskopf
Julia Otterbacher
Chicago
Ella Munty McCoy
Maude Hauck
Wilbur Arick
British Youths Enter Unemployment Insurance Need
London reports that youths aged 14 to 16 are drawn into the unemployment insurance scheme with a four pence weekly contribution from themselves and employers toward a 300 million dollar fund. The new rule, effective Sept 5, introduces taxation without immediate benefit as premiums for boys and girls rise slightly. The dole for insured youths remains in force, but the system now funds contributions from ages 14, with a government borrow of 260.5 million dollars this year to sustain the fund.
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London
Dakar Shark Farm Success
Dakar based shark master PARIS, Paul Budker returns to Dakar and runs a shark farm near Hann under Dr De Logiviere. He catalogues about 230 shark species and notes only a few are dangerous. He reports catching about 40 sharks daily while explaining their skins livers and flesh have commercial value.
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Paris
Paul Budker
Dakar
Gulf Stream
Budker
Daker Beach
Plane crash ends hay fever for lucky Smalley
Garrett L. Smalley of Kansas City survived a crowded flight to California only to learn the plane crashed with all aboard. He credits the disaster with ending his sneezing spell, recalling a quip about spiritual truth learned by absorption.
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Lucky Kansas
Kansas City
Garrett L. Smalley
Smalley
California
Kendall and Ramsdell Reach 90th Birthday Milestone
Quincy residents Dr. Walter G. Kendall sportsman horn culturist and John Ramsdell historian author recently marked their 90th birthday anniversaries. Kendall credited his son for support as they reflect on long lives and shared interests in local history and outdoor pursuits.
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Quincy
Mass
Walter G. Kendall
John Ramsdell
Kendall
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Coast Artillery School
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Welsh Curtain & Rug Shop
West Bridge Street
Broad St
Aporderseve Co
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Scott
R. J. Scott
Baseball
Billy Engerer
Rosedale
Central Press Association, Inc
Michal Namesty
Prague
Czecho
Slovakia
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Ralph Feuchter
John Meek
Howard Arnold
Earl Arick
Northern
Wm. Grabenstetter
Roy Frisk
James
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Warren
Robert Harding
Wadsworth
L. C. Brothers
Wellington
Caroline
Shirley Levet
Lakewood
Joe Levet
Dole
Ohia
Dakar Shark Farm Success
Onite
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Elyria Fur Shoppe, Inc
Yria, Ohio
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