Pontiff Plea for Armament Reduction and Global Peace
A Vatican letter to European and allied leaders urges universal disarmament to end a three year war. The pope seeks support from the French king, Italy, and the United States, calling for restitution, evacuation of occupied territories, and a framework of sea liberty and diplomatic arbitration to secure lasting peace.
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Foreign Office
Ane
Holy Father
Italy
United States
Prench Republic
United Buttes
Russia
Beliam
Brazil
Csi
Canadians Invade Helo Tegert Weekend Food Talk
Community notes recount a weekend event with British and European references. Local remarks mention meals, cooking, and the gathering, with several scrambled names and places. A light, informal update captures social chatter and culinary tips.
Government Forms Wheat Corporation to Stabilize Prices
The Food Administration establishes a fifty million dollar Wheat Corporation, owned by the federal government, with Hoover as chairman and Barnes as president. A price fixing committee led by Garf eld will set the year’s wheat price, guiding purchases and limiting profits to stabilize bread costs. Allies to buy flour rather than wheat to curb manufacturing costs and support American industry.
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Washington
Food Administration
Ita
Wheat Corporation
Natios
Criinals
Gral
Herbert Hoover
Julius Barnes
Duluth
Ing Ax
Lhe
Garfeld
Williams College
Britons Cheer Our Troops On American Day Parade
London crowds celebrated American troops in a large parade through the capital on Wednesday in response to popular demand. Americans were seen in streets and businesses while many wore American colors. Royal reviewers from Buckingham Palace and the American ambassador observed the procession.
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Floners
London
Sven Calimlil
Lander
Themelyves
Onl
The
Spectator
Americin
King Ceorge
Mary
Eel Alexanden
Fae- Jil Buckinghiw Palice
Amertcin
Page
Sis
Cu Erulyinny
Rooted power clashes with radicals in New York reception
A garbled report describes Bilbu Root, head of a special diplomatic mission to Rustyba, denouncing anarchists and extreme socialists amid a city reception. The piece also notes a record silver price surge and broader market tension as government actions and foreign policy concerns echo through August events.
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New York
Bilbu Root
Speciil
Diplomate Isdn
Rusty Ba
Hernan Agente
Fem
Allyne Advanont
Abelal
Women Picket White House Over Party Aid Rates
Women picketed the White House demanding action on party aid rates amid a wave of protests. The demonstrators marched near the executive mansion, chanting for relief and pressuring officials to address their grievances.
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White Mouse
Washington
Bawniere
Hoga Ete
Bendy
Germans Forced Back by British in France Operations
French reconnoitering parties penetrated the German lines near Rheims in two places as British and Canadian forces report gains. British artillery and raids from the coast to St Quentin push German defenses back, with notable action near Leon. Russian and Romanian forces check Mackensen’s offensive in the Pokxhanl region.
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Rheims
Ruesiane
Mackensen
London
Ypree
Flanders
Nave
Gwate
le Steenbeke
Halg
St. Quentin
Leon
Hhelma
Champagne
Serny
Carapach
Marshal von Mackensen
Pokxhanl
Soldiers Chosen for France In National Guard Division
The War Department perfects plans to send the first National Guard troops to France forming a division from 26 states and the District of Columbia. Brigadier General W A Mann will command. States listed include Louisiana Pennsylvania Wisconsin New York Ohio Georgia Alabama Iowa Illinois Indiana Minnesota Maryland and more with others from DC.
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Washington
France
War Department
Ciatriet
Columbia
Utah
Tate
Wyoming
Nevata
W. A. Mann
Regular Army
Louisiana
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
New York
Ohio
Georgia
Alabama
Iowa
Tinois
Indiana
Minnesota
Maryland
South Carolina
California
Missouri
Virginia
Carolin
Kansas
Texas
Michigan
New Jersey
Tennessee
Grinhams
Nebraska
Colorado
Oregon
District of Columbia
Redmen Pledge Food Conservation in War Effort
A special commission of the Improved Order of Red Men pledged its 450 000 members to food conservation during a wartime meeting. The pledge urged wheatless meals and one meal a day by members for the duration of the war, aiming to support national effort.
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Washington
The
Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men
Weeting Here
Nine Billions More Needed in Congress Debates
In Washington a heated congressional debate centers on raising an additional nine billion dollars. Lawmakers consider new loans and funding measures to cover deficits and support ongoing programs ahead of the session.
Control of Wheat Distribution in Washington Policy
The administration completed flour distribution and sale of wheat as part of wartime measures. President Wilson approved the creation of a central bund to oversee the process, signaling a broader move to regulate grain markets nationwide.
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Washington
Fool
Sono Ie
Wilson
Mexico Faces Cash Shortage Struggling to Fund Government
Report from Henry Bruere, former New York chamberlain, after his return from Mexico, notes the government may seek funds from ten states. Appeals for books for American soldiers are underway as YM and French cantonments organize branches for reading rooms.
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Mexico
New
Purtue
Hak
Cotps
Queste
Trial Date Set in New Bomb Case
San Prancleen Superior Judge Cabaniod set the date for the next defendant in the pending bomb murder case, with the trial to be announced later. The case concerns the September bomb incident and follows the previous defendant’s scheduled appearance.
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San Prancleen
May Take Over Coal Yards in Tilinobe Hay
In a disputed move, authorities anticipate a seizure of coal yards by Chicageon officials amid an alate controversy. Judge Ort N. Caeter weighs the case as government bodies appoint an emt dietitian. incendiaries reportedly target powder factories, with a plant at Ants Kephiniees outside city limits destroyed. Two orplapes and tata Melt nel Chleme were arrested.
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Tilinobe
N. Caeter
Goveenne Lowhlen
War Apple Crop Urges Two Bushels Per Person Harvest Plan
War conditions push apple growers to organize a national harvest two bushels per person. Chambers of commerce and defense councils must recruit volunteers, coordinating with cities near orchards to secure pickers while preserving fruit quality and storage safety in a wartime drive.
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United State
United States
Chambers of Commerce
Boards of Trade
Tood
Negonizaten
Hevie
Northwest Notes on Wheat, Labor, and War Duty Across States
The report covers wheat crop forecasts in Idaho and Montana, lumber and mill workers' protests in Washington, a deportation in Nevada, women and alternates joining reserve training at the Presidio, a draft resistance case in Utah, and labor strikes in Oregon. It notes intermountain grain supply, seasonal weather shifts, and Western governors meeting in Portland to discuss security and wartime measures.
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Dratum
Bly
Sinolerien
Anneonitn
Mont
Beeiking
Washington
Wit Warbington
W. McKinnan
Orwinizer
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Kener Chara
Lovelock
Nev
Presidio
San Pranciaen
Jota W. Bilin
Be We
Qyho
Balt Lake
Idaho
Utah
Mi & Titer Workers
Marshfield
Ore
Pleketeles
Seattle
Sebediie
Public Utilities Commission
Union
Partito Ey
Tahoe
Leta
Arkutings Lerriary
D. W. Downes
Ogden
Malleek
Nety
Univer
Astarit
Gurmin Deo
Eureteabung
Ani Wilel Prameb
Geran Wil Tie
Gener
Mit
LM Waueribern
Ida
Portland
Wael Park
Silex
Wade
Latah
Guloe
Hatel Ber Uw
Alb
Union Marine Agate
Cage
Northwestern
Colaiel
Charles KB. Lentier
Oregon
Walshetua
Tduhy
Mientana
Wyonlms
Amd
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Questian Sa
Paneer
Dominion Troupe
Helo Tegert
Tyne
Fifty Million Dollar Corporation
Ambassador Page
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Root
Dowton
Blidtfie Ahmed
Haig
Steenbeke River
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