Senate strengthens aircraft inquiry under military affairs authority
The Senate adopted a substitute resolution broadening the aircraft inquiry to cover all war work under the War Department. The military affairs committee gains authority to employ staff and incur travel expenses under Senate Resolution 48, and a subcommittee will conduct the inquiry within days. The move, praised as acceptable to all factions, smooths what was expected to be a bitter confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utnor
Congress
Senilitary Affairs Committee
Air
War Department
Senate Nation
Senate
Military Fairs Committee
Military Affairs Committee
R Martin
Martin
Tes
American Communique detail on Patrolling in Lorraine
Washington may 22 ongoing American patrolling in Lorraine is reported by the war department. Sector A notes prisoners taken and artillery activity on both sides. Sector B describes a patrol clash with Germany, capturing two prisoners and one enemy killed with body brought in.
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Washington
Pershing
L Que
War Department
Rcans
Lorraine
Ssoner
French Official Report Details Front Fire and Raids
Paris May 22 French official report says violent artillery activity persists in the Picardie region near Amiens, with heavy firing in Hainnes Senecat wood and Plemont. Patrols are active along the Ailette river and around Maison Champagne. Two enemy demains repulsed on the Woëvre plain and in Lorraine. American troops are on the Woëvre Lorraine fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Les and
Senecat Wood
Picly
Amiens
War Office
Ailette
Hainles
Plemont
Navy Fiscal Plans Seek 30.17 Million In Next Year
Secretary Daniels submitted new estimates of appropriations required by the department for the next fiscal year totaling 30,165,960 dollars. The navy office forces need five million plus for procuring equipment and training, with specific allocations for construction and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Department
Navy Office
Fog Interferes With Air Mail Out of New York
A heavy fog at the cloud land mail out of New York today forced dismissal of the schedule. Mail pouches for Philadelphia left by train as the weather hindered airborne delivery. Lieut. Bonsal tried a morning flight at 11 46 but could not navigate through the fog and aborted the attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Bonsal
New World Record Set in Ping Hours at Moore Ship Yard
The Shipping Board set a new world record of 5,629 ping hours in the Moore Ship Company yards at Oakland California. The mark surpassed the prior 4,875 and was achieved by Horn with a crew of two and one holder-on during the afternoon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shipping Board
Moore Ship Company
Oakland
Cal
Horn
British Doctors To Visit United States
London reports that Sir W Arbuthnot Sir James Mackenzie and not Herbert Bruce, all noted physicians, will soon visit the United States as members of a medical delegation, the Times stated.
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United States
London
W. Arbuthnot
James Mackenzie
Herbert Bruce
States
Times
Yale Riot Probed After Army Navy Students Arrests
New Haven on May 22 Captain Gilles of Yale ROTC and Admiral Chester oversee inquiry into a riot by Yale students in uniform that led to ten arrests. University officials decline further comment as cases proceed in local police court. Yale News critiques coverage as sensational yet urges restraint until facts are clear.
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New Haven
Gillespie
Yale Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Chester
Yale Naval Training
Yale
Navy
Yale News
Yale Ann
the News
War Department
Cyclops Death Toll Grows with Thirteen More Names
Washington May 22 The navy department released an additional list of missing Cyclops crewmembers. New names reported include John D F Bagdiore Seaman Phoenix Ariz Harry Davis baker Howell Pa Otto H Evans carpenter Springfield Ill Raymond Farrell seaman Brooklyn Clement O Turner painter Wheeling W V Earl Edwin Long coxswain Walter Okla D J McKeen blacksmith Rita N J Miller boiler maker New Orleans La Earl William Molencop plumber Salem Ore an L Terry fireman Speegleville ex mae A Smiley electrician Marshall ex W F Sweney machinist Fall River Mass C A Webster electrician Hutchinson Kan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cyclops
Navy Department
John D. F. Bagdiore
Seaman
Phoenix
Ariz
Harry Davis
Baker
Howell
Otto H. Evans
Carpenter
Springfield
Ill
Raymond Farrell
Brooklyn
Clement O. Turner
Painter
Wheeing
W. Va
Earl Edwin Long
Walter
Okla
D. J. McKeen
Rita
Holland not satisfied with U S seizure of Dutch ships
Holland says the United States did not satisfactorily justify seizing Dutch ships taken in American ports and held in U S transport service. In a lengthy state department reply, Holland argues the reasons were insufficient under international law. The Dutch reply, delaying release of the full text, leaves open continued negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
Holland
United States
American Transport Service
State Department
Army Bill Delayed Over Draft Provision
Washington May 22 the military affairs committee in the house delayed the army appropriation bill after secretary baker failed to submit provisions to grant the president unlimited power to draft. opposition is expected on the committee and the main fight will occur on the floor. the bill, as drafted, carries 10 million in funds and over 1 billion in authorizations for an army of 3 million men.
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Baker
Washington
Military Affairs Committee
House
Jealous Father Slays Wife and Son Then Self
Niagara Falls May 22 Antonio Pizzoli 50 shot and killed Mrs Lottie Kinsley wife of an American soldier in France then shot his 24 year old son Sylvia and killed himself in the woman's apartment. Coroner Emes said jealousy likely the motive believing both men loved the woman.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Antonio Pizzoli
Lottie Kinsley
France
Sylvia
Emes
Dr James J Smith Dies After Hotel Lobby Shock
Dr James J Smith of New Britain died at Hartford Hospital after suffering a shock in a New Britain hotel lobby last week. Born in Enfield in 1863, he was the son of John and Elizabeth Roach Smith and a graduate of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Smith
Hartford
James J. Smith
New Britain
Hartford Hospital
Enfield
John and
Elizabeth Roach Smith
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Baltimore
Proclamation Calls Idle Men to Work Under Antitoafing Law
Albany May 22 Governor Whitman announced a proclamation to be issued June 1 calling all idle men between 18 and 50 to work under the Robinson antitoafing law.
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Albany
Whitman
Housing Deficiency Report For War Plants Submits $60 Million
Washington on May 22 a deficiency estimate of sixty million dollars to provide housing and local transportation at munitions plants was submitted to congress by the Secretary of Labor.
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Washington
Congress
Secretary of Labor
Army of Two Million Grows as US Mobilizes Europe
Washington reports 90,000 American soldiers transported to Europe in the first ten days of May. The War Department lists 2,038,222 in the army, with 8,328 officers and 1,889,894 enlisted men. Caldwell says 500,000 already shipped to France and a million trained for foreign service await boats. He projects 4 to 5 million men before the next fiscal year and up to 20,000,000 potential combatants over seven years. Breakdown shows Regular Army, Reserve, National Guard, National Army, and drafting totals from April and May.
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Washington
Europe
Caldwell
New York
War Department
France
America
Reserve Corps
National Guard
National Army
Brave Belgian Soldier Captured Trainful of Germans
Jacques de Pre appeared in New York describing his exploits in Belgium. He claimed to have helped capture a trainload of German soldiers by forcing a station master to betray orders and drive the train into Antwerp where many Germans surrendered. He also said he fired a second shot that sank a German submarine while aboard a French steamer.
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New York
Belgium
Jacques de Pre
Order of Leopold
Europe
de Pre
Antwerp
No Surprise Blow Hindenburg Readies New West Offensive
London May 22 Field Marshal von Hindenburg heads a German staff plan to renew action in the west with thorough preparation. Allied aviators press harassing flights over front lines and have chalked up air successes since trench lines stabilized at Picardy and Flanders. Prisoner captures from raids provide useful information as confidence remains high yet nerves tense until the next blow.
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Hindenburg
London
von Hindenburg
Picardy
Flanders
Government to Replace Railway Presidents for Savings
Washington May 22 The railway administration announced that removing presidents of railways under government control and substituting federal directors will save more than 25 million dollars annually. Most presidents earn 25 000 to 100 000 dollars, while directors will be about 15 000 dollars. Companies may keep presidents if they cover the difference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Railway Administration
Railways
McAdoo
Greenpoint Improvement Company to Build $5 Million Brooklyn Shipyard
A new Brooklyn shipyard project valued at 5 million dollars is planned by the Greenpoint Improvement Company. Deeds show the purchase of waterfront site from the estate of Lowell M. Palmer, late Standard Oil official, for 950 thousand dollars, disclosed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
New York
Greenpoint Improvement Company
Lowell M. Palmer
Standard Oil Company
London Air Raid Casualty Toll Rises to 44 Killed
London officials announced that the German raid over London and the southeastern coast on Sunday and Monday nights caused 44 deaths and 179 injuries. Earlier reports had put fatalities at 37. The official tally covers all districts affected by the attack.
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London
Central School Entertainment for Red Cross Benefit
An evening program at Red Men's hall features a Central school play, Central school orchestra, and eloquence by Mrs. Greeley. Directed by Miss Bertha Rockwell, the event supports the Red Cross.
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Red Cross
Red Men’s Hall
Central School
Greeley
Bertha Rockwell
Austrian Grand Marshal Resignation Accepted
The official court journal at Vienna reports Emperor Charles has accepted the resignation of Count Zicky as grand marshal of the Austrian court. The announcement dates to May 22 in Zurich.
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Zurich
Vienna
Emperor Charles
Count Zicky
American Actions on the Western Front Report
American batteries bombarded a German camp northwest of Toul with gas shells for 30 minutes at 1 am, leaving damage unknown as most Germans slept. An American officer led 20 men to confront an enemy patrol in the Luneville area, two Germans captured after rushing an old trench. Southwest of Apremont patrols engaged, Germans retreated without casualties. A north Apremont cable sabotaging German entanglements was disabled. A German attempt to rush an American post in No Man's Land failed. one German body was brought in. Lieut. William Taylor of New York shot down a German two seater over Toul after a fierce fight.
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Toul
Luneville
Apremont
Arso
No Man’s Land
William Taylor
New York
Women’s Club Meeting Opens Connecticut Federation Session
The twenty second annual Connecticut Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting opens in Hartford with Mrs. James R. Bolton of New Haven presiding. Rev Dr Charles Carter delivers invocation. Welcome by Mrs. Thomas H. Williard. Recording Secretary Mrs. Frederick M. Cheshire reads annual report. Mrs. George B. Chandler of Rocky Hill presents greetings from the state congress of mothers. Mrs Keasley of Chandler speaks on women’s task and democracy’s crisis.
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Connecticut Federation
Hartford
James R. Bolton
New Haven
Connecticut Federation of Women’s Clubs
Charles Carter
Thomas H. Williard
Wethersfield
Frederick M. Cheshire
Connecticut
Congress of
George B. Chandler
Rocky Hill
Tas
Keasley
Chandler
Tornado toll rising in Central Iowa towns
Des Moines reports a tornado sweeping across central Iowa with at least fifteen dead and about one hundred injured. Deaths include Boone six Newton two Carroll two Chardan two Dubuque one Walker one Denison one Arcadia wiped off the map. The storm moved in three sections from Morgana to Boone then Newton and on to Roland and Pickering.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Boone
Newton
Carroll
Chardan
Dubuque
Walker
Denison
Arcadia
Moingona
Northwestern
Roland
Pickering
Textile workers to strike over pay demands
New Bedford Mass May 22 representatives of the local textile council say 85000 mill workers on government work will strike June 3 unless manufacturers grant higher pay. Secretaries confirm the firms offered 12 1/2 percent instead of 25 percent, a figure not satisfactory to workers.
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New Bedford
Mass
Joseph H. Gordon
William ©. Devell
New Bedford Cofton Manufacturers’ Association
Real Estate Transfers on West Silver Street South Farms
Margaret S. Borden sold land on the southerly side of West Silver Street South Farms plus the dwelling garage and other buildings to Windisclaw and Nellie Mikrut. James P. Borden sold land on the southerly side of West Silver Street South Farms to John and Mary Jorzombek and the house at No 15.
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Margaret S. Borden
Wlndisclaw
Nellie
Mikrut
West Silver Street
South Farms
James P. Borden
John
Mary Jorzombek
Ensign Killed in Accident Aboard Submarine Chaser
Ensign William L. Lyon 24 of Newton Massachusetts was killed late yesterday aboard the submarine chaser he commanded docked at the state pier in New London. The fatal accident occurred when a .38 caliber revolver discharged while he was handling it. No official report has yet been issued.
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New London
William L. Lyon
Newton
Mass
State Pier
Only Fifteen Slackers Held in New Haven
In New Haven on Monday federal agents seized 300 men who were brought before United States Commissioner Wright. Fifteen were held in $500 bonds for appearance in U S district court. Two posted bonds and the rest were sent to jail.
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New Haven
United States
Wright
United States District Court
Anna Held Resting Comfortably in New York Hotel
Actress Anna Held remains under constant care at a New York hotel with Dr Donald McCaskey and several physicians to consult on her condition today.
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Anna
New York
Miss Anna
Donald McCaskey
Constantt
Flag On Capitol At Half Mast In Hartford
Hartford May 22 the flag on the state capitol stands at half mast by order of Governor Holcomb in honor of Major Raoul Lufbery.
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Capitol
Hartford
State Capitol
Holcomb
Raoul Lufbery
Cradle Notes: 11-Pound Son Born in South Farms
An 11‑pound son was born to Mr and Mrs Henry Lee at their home in South Farms on Saturday. Mother and child are doing nicely.
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Henry Lee
South Farms
Clergy debate salary rules at diocesan meeting
At the Hartford diocesan convention the vote denied voting rights at parish meetings to anyone not attending services or contributing in the prior six months. A proposed raise in parish assessment to 1.5 percent was approved after initial opposition. A minimum rector salary of 1000 dollars was discussed with no final figure set. New officers included Beardsley and Lindsley on the standing committee and several deputies named to the synod of the First Province.
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Hartford
The
Episcopal Church
Philip C. Pearson
Naugatuck
J. J. McCook
W. W. Skiddy
Stamford
William A. Beardsley
New Haven
George T. Lindsley
J. Chauncey Linsley
Torrington
Storrs O. Seymour
Litchfield
M. George Thompson
Greenwich
J. Eldred Brown
Noarwich
Samuel R. Calladay
John F. Plumb
New Milford
Charles O. Scoville
Harry H. Heminway
Watertown
Burton Mansfield
Charles A. Pease
Charles H. Tibbits
Wallingford
City Briefs Council Meets Tonight and War News
Mattabessett Council O U A M will hold a special meeting tonight and all members are earnestly requested to attend as business of importance is to be transacted. Dr Jessie Fisher has a position as pathologist in an army hospital near Paris and Dr Harry Stone is in a French hospital doing facial reconstruction work. The Red Cross war fund will be the subject of a Grand theatre address by Professor Henry M. Winston.
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Mutt
Jeff
Grand Theatre
Francis X. Bushman
Jessie Fisher
Paris
Harry Stone
France
City Lodge
New Haven
Central Lodge
Henry M. Winston
Wesleyan
Grand
Middlesex
The
Red Cross War Fund
Pigs Move Fast as Middletown Bank Arranges West Carload
Pigs are selling quickly as Middletown National Bank agrees to import from the west. About 150 pigs have been spoken for with a full car of 250 expected. orders come through the Farm Bureau and local inquiries rise. Professor Garrigus departs for Kansas City to relay conditions, and a circular is sent to Farm Bureau members urging immediate contact.
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Middletown Bank
Middletown National Bank
Farm Bureau
New London
F. S. Chapman
Middlesex County
Chapman
West
Professor Garrigus
Connecticut Agricultural College
Kansas City
Mr. Chapman
Tornado Toll and Destruction Across Iowa and Wisconsin
Reports indicate up to twenty deaths and over a million dollars in damage from tornadoes across Iowa and Wisconsin. Boone, Denison, Denison to Newton corridors, and towns like Maple River Arcadia Adasa Lena Lone Rock suffer severe destruction as Red Cross teams travel to aid. Wires down hinder casualty tallies.
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Chicago
Iowa
Wisconsin
Boone
Cheston
Red Cross
Denison
Crawford County
Newton
Jasper County
Maple River
Arcadie
Adasa
Lena
Lone Rock
Wis
Richter and Company Stock Quotations Hartford Bankers
Stock quotations taken from the Richter and Company firm, bankers and brokers in Hartford. The notice lists prices and dealings from the New York Stock Exchange and local Hartford channels for financial instruments handled by the firm.
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Richter & Company
Bankers and Brokers
New York Stock Exchange
Central Row
Hartford
Conn
Charter
Grain Market Report from Chicago May Grain Close
Chicago grain and provisions markets end May 22 with corn and oats down while provisions rise. Corn futures for June through July settle around 140 1 4 to 141 5 8, oats through July hover near 67 to 77 3 4, with Park and fats firming. Lard, ribs, and July contracts show modest gains against summer spreads.
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Chicago
Park
Invalided Home Soldier Returns from France
William Caffrey of Portland arrived today from France after being invalided home with rheumatism. He traveled aboard a ship with 170 other invalided soldiers and has seen trench duty several times. He formerly worked at Scoville’s express office.
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William Caffrey
Portland
France
Scoville’s
Senator Ollie James Leaves Johns Hopkins to Convalesce
United States Senator Ollie James of Kentucky, long a Johns Hopkins patient, is greatly improved and will soon depart for Atlantic City to continue convalescing, physicians announced today. His condition has improved significantly during several weeks of treatment at the Baltimore hospital.
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Senator James
Baltimore
United States
Ollie James
Kentucky
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Atlantic City
Farewell Party For Emil Schening Before Camp Upton
Friends held a farewell surprise at Miss Jothy Ray’s home for Emil Schening who leaves tonight for Camp Upton. The gathering featured games and a buffet luncheon before his departure.
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Emil Schening
Jothy Ray
Schening
Camp Upton
Substitute Teacher Leads Class With War Quiz Scheduled
Miss Goodrich was absent today with Mr. LaBella substituting. The weekly war questions will appear Friday during sixth period.
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Miss Goodrich
Mr. LaBella
Stock Market Opens With Reading Dominance And Broad Declines
New York May 22 opening trading shows Reading as the day’s standout amid strong demand from banks, with Reading up about 2 points to 90 3. Reading led gains as steel, Baldwin, and New Haven rose early, while most other active issues slipped later. By mid session, broad selling hit many names wiping out earlier gains as Baldwin and Reading fell and copper stocks rose modestly.
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New York
Baldwin
New Haven
Reading
Steel
Metal Market Leads With May and June Lead Rates
In New York on May 22 the lead market shows spot bids at 7 to 1 4 with May at 7 to 7.10 and June at 6.95 to 7.05. Spelter in East St Louis remains quiet with spot and May at 7 7 8 to 7 1 4 and June 7.20 to 7.35, while July and August move 7.20 to 7.45.
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New York
Spelter, Quet
East St. Louis
Banks Can Give To Red Cross Under New Law
Washington May 22 national banks may donate any portion of their surplus to the Red Cross under a bill signed by President Wilson this afternoon. Previously banks were required to issue dividends from the surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Washington
Wilson
Ailments of Women and Pinkham Remedy Endorsement
A discussion on women’s ailments describes daily suffering from dragging pains and catarrhal conditions. It touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal remedy, citing letters of commendation as proof of relief and effectiveness.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Japan and China Sign Agreement May End War
London May 22 report that a treaty between Japan and China signed May 16 ends hostilities with Germany and Austria. It recognizes German penetration in Siberia and plans joint action, Chinese aid in transport and munition supply, respect for sovereignty, and possible joint use of Chinese railways.
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London
Japan
China
Germany
Austria
Ing
Sibe
Red Cross drive nears 10 million with strong regional totals
Reports from the second Red Cross drive show early totals across divisions suggest the 100 million target will be exceeded. Northern division lists 2,362,000 central division over 5,000,000 southern 1,265,297 western 5,101,106 England 1,544,000 Gulf 942,776 Mountain 71 Ohio 113 Indiana 1,375,000 and Kentucky 301,400. The grand total so far stands at 4,060,513.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Central Sion
England
Gulf
Ohio
Indiana
Ken
Boston Roads Taken Over Public Control Bill Signed
Governor McCall signs public control bill at the State House as Boston area street railways pass into state oversight. The measure creates a five member board to oversee operations at cost, with trustees appointed by the governor, marking a major shift in public utilities control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCall
State House
Boston
Greater Boston
People of
Massach
Farm Bureau notes outline county club leadership plan
The Farm Bureau executive appointed Gaylord Ne Durham as County Club leader to oversee boy and girl club work. May 22 visits to Westbrook and Killingworth were made with local leaders. Newton will visit Deep River Chester on Friday for supervision and instruction, then Cromwell gardens on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaylord Ne Durham
Massachusetts Agricultural
Greer
Newton
Westbrook
Killingworth
Deep River
Chester
Cromwell
Three Lost on Torpedoed Tanker Washington
Three were killed when the U S tanker Rockefeller was torpedoed in European waters May 18, department reports. Eleven officers and 61 men were landed, none seriously hurt. Names of the dead engineers and two engine-room crew not yet cabled. Rockefeller, a Standard Oil tanker of 7,157 tons, built in 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Rockefeller
European
Department
Sims
W Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Navy strength amendment boosts enlisted force
Washington May 22 The senate agreed to an amendment to the naval appropriation bill to raise permanent enlisted strength from 87 000 to 131 485 men. The amendment also authorizes a dry increase to 485 and empowers orders to make an additional temporary 50 000 if needed, though no provision was made for a neat increase of enlisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
For Sale Adverts 1917 Roadster and Piano Rolls
Drafted advertisement notes a 1917 roadster with 4600 miles for cash sale in East Berlin, box 142, contact by telephone. Also offers an Angelus piano player rolls set in good condition for immediate pickup from H. 8 Hall, 22.
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East Berlin
Angelus Piano
Hall
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