Honest Advertising Convention Sets Theme and Speakers
Ten thousand delegates expected for a major convention. Monday to Wednesday feature brief lectures by advertising leaders and a mass meeting with William Woodhead of San Francisco outlining the association’s aims. Bishops, university presidents, and industry experts will discuss commerce, education, and ethical practice alongside departmental sessions with publishers, agents, and advertisers.
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Mtn
William Woodhead
San Franscisco
Woodhead
Warereml A. Candler
Georgia
Charles R. van Hise
University of Wisconsin
Henry D. Estxprook
Lex Work City
Saxall
Wall Town
Henry Mackintosh
Duluth
Minn
Price
St Louis
Wilson H. Zoe
New Haven
G. Hammestale
Serbian Gratitude for Dr Ryan and Red Cross Aid in Belgrade
A damaged Serbian document from June 19 thanks Dr Ryan, head of the Red Cross in Belgrade, for bringing relief to those left by an Allied retreat. The note describes his reception by locals, the aid provided to citizens, and his role aiding doctors and refugees amid wartime turmoil.
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Dr. Ryan
Teleor
Ran
Red Cros
Belgrade
Lis
Wwe Bestem
Erest
Jan
PeThis
T- Tilston
Tedsca
Jett
Ryan
Orc Msn
Talks to Himself All Night in Hospital
A wounded soldier at Lincoln General Hospital spent the night muttering to himself in a coma of fear and fatigue. Attendants finally offered tea at dawn and the patient, once feared to lose speech, taste, and hearing after a shell blast, appears to be recovering his hearing and is improving daily.
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General Hospital
Lincoln
Urk and Australian in cliff edge fight for life
A wounded Australian soldier in a Cairo hospital recounts a band to band fight with a Turk on a cliff edge near Satibair. The struggle ended with the Turk drowning after the Australian gained a choke hold and kept the Turk's head under water.
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URK
INA
Gliff
Carlo
Cairo
Mus
Satibair
Clostky
Morocco Maintains Busy Trade Amid War Activity
In Rabat Morocco June 13 public and private business continues as usual with no unemployment. Public works push ahead including roads sewers and street lights. About 15 000 German prisoners are held under guard with limited freedom in groups of about twenty under a single French soldier. Some areas use prisoners for road work.
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Rabat
Morocco
Emigrant Departures From Ireland Fall in 18 12 Months
Irish emigration declined last year, with 20514 departures recorded in the twelve months since data collection began in 181. The vast majority were male, numbering between 30 and 660 individuals. The peak movement occurred in TSs% when about 190000 people left the country.
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Dublin
Tune
Ireland
Connor
Leather Prices Rise As War Strains Hit Markets
June report notes a second price increase by amburs shoe and leather dealers extending to repairs and fontwear. Dealers claim profits vanish unless costs rise again. The text recalls Dr Ryan aiding a besieged city by negotiating payments for goods seized by Austrian forces and arranging support for pensioned city employees.
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Bamborg
Amburs
Alton
Kinige
Fontwear
Csmre
Grafton Shops of the R and D In Fine Shape
Grafton shops of the Monongah division are praised for upgrades and local work. Superintendent Scott pushed for more work to stay locally, with recent engine repairs and increased orders totaling over 45,000 dollars this month. The division shows strong on time performance and rising efficiency, reflecting broad community and worker pride.
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Grafton
Grator
Baltimore
Rail Road
Mt. Clare
Lcal
Scott
Graton
Monomgah
Wheeling
Prosperity Glosses War Boom Impact on German Aniline Cut
London reports a shift in the war economy after Germany cut supply of aniline, triggering a sudden boom. Analysts note forty years of aerial tension and seven percent cumulative preferred stock movements as investors adjust to the new supply dynamics and potential price changes.
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London
Tennis Champion London June 16 Report
London reports Anthony Wilding as the champion who faced danger on the French front. The article notes his leadership and resilience amid artillery fire while serving near Dixy, detailing his escape from danger and continued effort in the war time context.
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London
Otter
Bene
Anthony Wild
Owas
Dixganna
Hellfert
Caured
Mexican War Volunteers From Harrison County Told
The Harrison Republican reports volunteers formed during the Mexican War in Clarksburg and Bridgeport. Officers included Colonel Augustin J. Smith and Byron J. Bassell. units such as the Eleventh and One Hundred and Thirty-seventh regiments organized with officers named. Members from Braxton and Morrison counties enlisted. Lt Forbes Britton and Lt Thomas J Jackson served in West Point era units. Brownsville naming stems from Major Jacob Brown. The war yielded U.S. territory west to the Pacific and spurred later statehood and rail expansion.
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Harrison Republican Imtists
Clarksburg
Augustiné J. Smith
Mexico
Byron J
Byron J. Basse
St Blaty
Grorse Davis
Wamp Johnson
Bridgeport
Hiram ‘Mii Wanters
George ‘T-Ross
Lemuel D. Shinn
Harrison Guards
Cyrus Vance
Ginger W. Smith
Mlesovermor
Virginia
Regular Army
Elisha W McComes
Joseph Lemuel
Clarkshoro
Eleventh United States Infantry
George Dutt
Hiram Applebay
Holden
George Eadine
Edgar Haymond
Alfred
Braxton County
Edgar
Morrison County
Forbes Britton
United States Infantry
Thomas J Jackson
United States Artillery
Military Academy of
West Point
Britton
Taylor
Point Isabel
Gulf of Mexico
Fort Brown
Matamoras
Jacob Brown
Brownsville
Daze
Texas Female
Harrison
Capitol
Tsettenant Jackson
Lewis County
West Point Academy
Jeter
Cele
Stonewall” Jackson
United States
Colorado
New Mexico
Pacific Ocean
Brothers Reunited After Many Years In Montana
In Bozeman Montana on June 19 William D Patt longtime Gallatin County resident learned his brother J Patrick Patt, parted in Boston in 1869, had also arrived in the country sixteen years ago. They reunited after years of wandering and hardship and the brothers met again at the Patt farm where the latter had found work as a farmhand.
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Bozeman, Mont
William D. Patt
Gallatin County
J. Patrick Patt
Boston
Itsb
Gallatin Valley
Patt Farm
Willie Riley
Colleen Bawm
Patrick
William Wwe
Tye
Pat
Wiliam
Ploughmen Discover Gold Coins on Alby Guilette Ranch
Two ploughmen on Alby Guilette’s Pear Ralispel ranch unearthed gold coins and other treasure once linked to pioneer era raids. The discovery revived tales of buried treasure and included several other pieces of gold, totaling a significant find for Great Falls area.
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Great Falls
Mon
Alby
Guilette
Wife Fought Dead Puts in Appearance in New York
In Brooklyn, Andrew C. Ritter 8 years after separation faced his first wife in domestic relations court. He had not seen her since 1899 and believed she was dead. Ritter, who had remarried, was ordered to pay $22 weekly, and was later confronted at Brooklyn’s Lutheran Cemetery by sister of the first wife who exposed his true identity. The court considered bigamy but ruled his second marriage likely justified after six years of silence. The first wife pursued arrest. the two children by the second wife are nine and seven.
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New York
Andrew C. Ter
Brooklyn
Ritter
Cornell
Louisa Singer
Lutheran Cemetery
Elizabeth
Carr
Rittehher
Gitter
Singer
Bitter
Women Arrested in Poker Raid Near Dupont Circle
Police swooped on a Dupont Circle apartment raiding a poker game attended by about twenty people. Officers seized poker chips and decks as eleven women and nine men were detained. witnesses include Thomas Welsh, 0 Street NW. One woman sought to keep her name private to avoid disgrace for her children.
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Washington
Srme
Dupont Circle
Thomas Welsh
Amore
Four year old girl sets long swim record in river course
Alpha June 15 Four of Mr and Mrs Bert Wanelam of this city swam 220 yards in thirteen and a half minutes on the Philadelphia swimming club course in the Schusskfil River at Dafayens. The child began last summer and trained indoors all winter. She started with breast stroke then used an overhead drive briefly and rested by floating.
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Bert Wanelam
Phildelphia
Owith
Milwaukee Saloonkeepers to Close Up This Summer
Milwaukee saloonkeepers report a gloomy year with over 100 men quitting the drink selling trade. The annual report to the city council cites extremely poor business due to wartime factors and unseasonable summer weather, predicting many closures by July.
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Milwageees
Wis
Milwaukee
Council of the Saloons
Ziderman
Europe
Mourners Attacked as Robber Ring Busted in Philadelphia
Mourners gathered for a funeral at a Jewish synagogue on Fourth and Street, Philadelphia, when Lizzie Krrezer, Kate Gkelr, and Israel Okley were arrested on Third near Pine by officer Cummnef of the Fourth and De Lancer stations. Police say the trio led a gang targeting mourners at funerals, with three men also arrested in a Burley horse location for involvement in the scheme.
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Philadelpata
Barsed Witt
Mouhers
Amd
Lizsie Kreezer
Kote ‘Gkelr
Israel Okley
Third
Pine
Cumnef
Fourth
de Lancer
Smagenes
Ganz
Bur
Mystery at 409 East Seventeenth Street Deepens
In New York on June 2 a detective was sent to Mrs. Barre’s home at 409 East Seventeenth Street after a poodle dog supposedly proved loyal by guarding its mistress. The body’s location and the door conditions raised questions as investigators search for clarifying facts.
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New York
Suardine Ber
East Seventeenth Street
Barre
Barry
Mystery blows up as arrest shed in Ax miss Gonzales case
A confusing report alleges a man accused of distributing peace at a residence on Ash Miss Gonzales streets. Three people reportedly entered the home, began throwing objects, and shouted insults in Chinese as a woman tried to flee.
Artur Company Formed at College for War Effort
A new organization named the Artur Company has been formed by college alumni and trustees to support the university in wartime. It aims to mobilize students and alumni for enlistment, with plans to organize at the university’s opening next September and seek signatures for enlistment commitments.
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Bine Praidens
Dosrd
Pirustees
Uss
Eider
Glassboro motorcyclist to face court over dog incident
Scott Smith of Holly Avenue Pim Man plans to sue Grillo a Glassboro motorcyclist after a dog allegedly leaped and damaged his machine at Smiths premises. Grillo asserts Smiths liability for his dogs actions. case set before Squire J Eltis Paulin.
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Glassboro
Is Pec
Terse
Etree
Scott Smith
Holly Avenge
Pimman
Rae Grillo
Squire J. Eltis Paulin
Grillo
Smith
Young California farmer dies from yellow jacket sting
A young farmer from Connvalley in Alameda County died after being stung on the arm while working near Meld, about three-quarters of a mile from home. He had a weak heart and had previously been rendered unconscious by stings, saved with difficulty.
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Wacavdale
Cal
Jacos Oe
Connvalley
Farmers sue Danville farmers over auto disturbance
Miss Lilien Lewis of Hoopeston files a ten thousand dollar damages suit in Danville against Roy Bowen and Frank Miller, stemming from a justice court trial. Her sister Mrs Helen Patez and Diesyexrtins deny the claim, saying the three young women’ s car was stopped on a road near the farm driveway amid alleged unrest. The justice found peace disturbance but did not prove the three women caused it.
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Danvilge
Lilien Lewis
Hoopeston
Roy Bowen
Frank Miller
Danville
Néer Hoopeston
Justice Court
Lewis
Helen Patez
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