Broadway Association Encourages Thought on city’s famed avenue
New York June 19. The Broadway Association promotes a slogan Give a Thought to Broadway to boost the famed avenue’s future, stressing its evolving character and cultural power. The story also notes a church name change and local political intrigue surrounding figures like General Bingham and the Duffy case, with legal actions in Tombs court.
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Association
Wampux Old Church
General Bingham
Willam Travers Jerome
New York
Broadway
Broadway Association
Cosmos
Going Ireland on Honeymoon
Daniel Tweedie a Honolulu businessman formerly with a San Francisco newspaper and Mrs Carrie Clark of Ketchum sister of Mrs L B Swift were married at noon at the Congregational parsonage by Rev C H Cleaves The ring ceremony was used witnesses were Mrs L B Swift and R D Leach The couple will go to Washington for passports to Ireland for a three months visit before returning to Honolulu to live
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Daniel Tweedie
Honolulu
San Francisco
Carrie Clark
Ketchum
L. B. Swift
North Hayes
C. H. Cleaves
R. D. Leach
Washington, D. C
Senator Gore Injured In Auto Crash Near Sioux Falls
Senator Thomas P. Gore of Oklahoma was thrown from a car that overturned while en route from Mitchell to Sioux Falls. He suffered a badly bruised shoulder but no internal injuries, and was not seriously hurt, with physicians deeming him stable after the crash while he hurried to catch a train for Washington.
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Smashup
Sioux Falls
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
Mitchell
Senator Gore
Washington
Tailor Wanted for Busheling in Dundee
Dundee Tailors advertise for a tailor position offering the highest wages paid. Seeking skilled worker to handle busheling tasks.
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Dundee Tailors
Mexican Chiefs Have At Least An Affinity Balance
Juarez Mexico June 20 The article profiles Francisco Villa and Felipe Angeles as contrasting leaders who forged a united rebel command. It details their backgrounds their differing personalities and the evolution of their partnership toward more restrained warfare, including Villa's rare adherence to civilized conduct and Angeles influence on discipline amid the Celaya defeat.
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Juarez
Mexico
Francisco Villa
Felipe Angeles
Villa
Angeles
New York
General Angeles
Chapultepec Miliary Academy
St. Cyr
France
Carranza
Celaya
el Paso
United States
Parral
Villa Americans
1917 Births Surpass Deaths in U S Registration Area
Census data show 1,353,792 infants born alive in 1917 with a mortality rate of 93.8 per 1000 for infants under a year. The birth registration area, including 16 states and DC, had about 65 million people, and births exceeded deaths by 74.4 percent. The infant death rate varied by state and race, with male infants at 105.7 per 1000 and female at 83.3.
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Washington
D. C
United States
Census Bureau
New England
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Maryland
Michigan
Minnesota
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Utah
Virginia
Wisconsin
District of Columbia
New Hampshire
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Poland
Facts About the Army by Corporal Hales
The article extols army service for travel and education opportunities. It notes postings in China, the Philippines, Alaska, Panama Zone, and other regions, offering cultural exposure and world travel. It highlights advancement chances, with more than a fifth of enlisted becoming non commissioned officers and increased pay.
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China
Philippines
Hawaiian Islands
Alaska
Panoema Canal Zone
Trance
Germany
Siberia
Union
Far East
Panama Canal
Gibralty
Manila
San Franccisco
Army Enlisted Paths To Commission And Pay Increases
The text outlines promotion options from enlisted ranks to non commissioned grades and second lieutenant, noting pay up to 121.50 per month and eligibility after passing mental exams. It mentions cadet appointments from enlisted members aged 19 to 22 with at least one year service and a 20 percent pay rise for enlisted personnel in most foreign postings. Extra pay is listed for numerous specialized roles.
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Army
United States Military Academy
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Panama Canal Zone
Gould proposes congressional probe of U S Mexico relations
A resolution by Rep Gould proposes a congressional committee to investigate United States Mexico relations from 1910 to the present. The inquiry would cover economic political and military aspects and the panel would have power to meet in Mexico or elsewhere.
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Washington
Gould
New York
United States
Mexico
King Alfonso Slips Into Mild Illness in Madrid
Madrid reports King Alfonso is slightly indisposed and remains in his room by doctors order. The royal condition is described as mild with no immediate danger. State officials have not changed the succession or public duties.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Mexican Reds Killed in Tampico Riot Report
An unofficial Galveston report states ten Mexican workers allied with the Industrial Workers of the World were killed by Mexican federal troops during a Tampico riot on Wednesday. The clash reportedly involved water access near Lake Tampico and prompted troops to fire on the crowd.
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Galveston
Tex
Industrial Workers of the World
Tampico
Lake Tampico
Federal
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Arthur Woods
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Duffy
Geo
Red
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Bingham
John Kass
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Brooklyn
Tuffy
Secord
St Rengly
Kpectitus
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Jennie Berger
Minne
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Jerome
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Donnas
Tombs
Himelf
Ireland
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William Welco
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Fargo-Wilson- Wells Co
Filescape
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Fargo-Wilson-Wells Company
Georgette
Corporal Hales
King
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