Hoover Faces Year of Food Policy Troubles and Shortages
The report outlines plans for profit margins among producers and packers, with sugar regulation and meat shortages looming. Hoover targets confectioners bakers and hotels for reduced sugar use and meat substitution while addressing milk policy and upcoming dairy exposition. Wheat conservation signals allow shipments to continue until the next harvest.
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York City
Wilson Faces Hard Fight in Congress
Washington May 17 President Wil today faced one of the hardest of his career amid the White House battle over an Obama investigating resolution. Both sides agreed the vote would be close, likely decided by a slim margin of senators. Administration backers press for a firm investigation check while Chamberlain stalwarts call minor charges a sideshow and demand immediate inquiry into why fighting planes funded by millions remain undelivered.
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Wiltoday
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Chamberlain
Don
Charlies Evans
Congress
Hughes
Emperor Charles to Sofia Reported in Vienna Visit
Vienna reports that Emperor Franz Joseph and Baron Burian plan a trip to Sofia while a Transcaucasian dispute is being considered. The proposal covers Kars and Ardahan. three towns, allegedly with consent, are cited as part of the disputed territory.
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Msterdam
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Ausm
Vienna
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Kidnapper Arrested in Conn for Missing Infant
Police announced Ferguson, charged with kidnapping the five months old Shirley Jarobus who disappeared from her home here. The mother traveled to identify the missing child last night as Ferguson was arrested in Connecticut yesterday.
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Ferguson
Shirley Jarobus
Conn
John McKenna Imprisoned in Ireland Report
John McKenna, son of a Kerry county council member, is imprisoned at Cork. The authorities have not publicized the case. Irish security forces reportedly threaten to allow cattle to eat what remains if conscription is introduced.
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Kerry
May Be German Ally Claimed by Japanese Ambassador
A May 17 statement reported that press comments suggesting Japan could be Germany's ally were branded by Japanese ambassadors in an address before the association. The remarks imply diplomatic ambiguity and potential alignment considerations during the period.
Kaiser On Western Front Ahead Of Major Attack
Kaiser Wilhelm is on the western front for the next big attack, according to advices received May 17. The report places him at the front as German forces prepare for a pivotal offensive.
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West Front
Kaiser Wilhelm
American Doctor Honored by French
Dr. Alexis Carrel of New York was made a commander of the Legion of Honor in a ceremony attended by notable figures including M Mourrier and former ministers. The display praised his work in biology, sutures, and blood transfusion, with mention of his ongoing research on hemorrhage treatment, blood conservation, bone grafting, and rejuvenation of organs. The Compiègne hospital work cited, now destroyed, is noted along with the German actions against him.
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New York
Legion of Honor
Carrel
Compiegne
Carrer
Admiral Wilson cites U.S. losses in French waters
In Paris on May 17 Admiral Wilson said there has been only one loss from torpedo boats since February in French waters where American ships operate. He noted 34 ships were sunk in October last year in the same area, with no losses in April this year, and affirmed American resolve to cooperate with France in the anti submarine campaign.
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Mafin
Admiral Wilson
Germans Deny Destruction of Big Gun
The Constance Gazette today denied reports that the German long range guns bombarding Paris were destroyed. It claimed the guns were moved to Krupp works for repairs rather than eliminated.
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Geneva
Paris
Constance
Krupp
British Steamer Clan Mackay Sunk in Gibraltar Collision
Lloyds announces that the British steamship Clan Mackay of 6,580 tons from Glasgow was sunk in a collision at Gibraltar. The crew were saved. The vessel was built last year.
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Clan Mackay
Gibraltar
Lloyds
Glasgow
Dutch Steamer Zaanland Lost After Collision
London reports the Dutch steamship Zaanland of 5417 tons from Amsterdam was lost in a collision. The vessel, built in 1900, hailed from Amsterdam and is confirmed missing as of today.
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Amsterdam
Neutrone Prescription 99 Promises Rheumatism Relief
Advert appears to tout Neutrone Prescription 99 as a universal remedy for rheumatism and sore muscles. It claims rapid penetration to muscles and joints, relief of pain, and benefits for kidneys, liver, and blood. Sold by Hartman Drug Co. and other druggists with a week’s treatment for 50 cents or a large bottle for $1.00.
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Hartman Drug Co
Middletown
Massachusetts Law Sets 56 Hour Week for Women and Minors
In 25 years ago notes the Massachusetts legislature enacted a limit of 56 hours per week for women and minor factory workers. Other items include boycotts over Sunday openings, market quotes, local business ads, and various community updates from Cromwell to Willimantic.
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Roger Kennedy
Cromwell
Strickland & Edwards Brick
Saybrook Point Community Notes and Social Headlines
Saybrook Point May 17 updates mention Mrs. Harold Upbell visiting her sister Mrs. Walter F. Schultz then returning home. Stokes daughter in Camp Devt Sunday with relatives. Marjorie Lord of Hamburg visited mother Mrs. Annie Lord. Annie Day shared Sunday with friends in New London. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Day of Hartford in town briefly. H. B. Pierce of Saybrook Ferry and Grace E. Mather of Essex wed Tuesday.
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Harold Upbell
Walter F. Schults
H. B. Pierce
Saybrook Ferry
Grace E. Mather
Essex
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