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Titonka Topic in Titonka, Iowa

12 Jul 1917

Page 6

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Titonka Topic

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Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1917

Page

6

Red Cross National Organization and War Relief Overview

The article details the American Red Cross structure under the U.S. government, its leadership, and its mission. It explains military and civilian relief divisions, chapter organization, and the magazine's growth, with examples of disaster response in Newcastle and New Albany. It emphasizes preparation, nonpolitical service, and international cooperation.

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Americin Red Cross Congress Thernrt Bolfeeiin Ansirhin Mt and Tadlett BO Nellier Ieadiig Red Cross Redoss Ni Ge Catt Central Committee Wilson Hirt Chad Treland Elentern Menhors Cenh Qrine Tov Povernment United States Ted Cross Iy John Skelton Red Cross Ig John W. Davia Taft Charles Hind United States Army Aentrat William G. Bralsted Peteral Tnited Stiles Navy William C. Gorgias Trobert Lansing United States Secretary of States Friislin K. Lane Secretary of the Interior Podge W. W. Morrow National Organization Department of Military Relief Uniier Jaferson Handolph Kean United States Army Medical Corps Thomas Jefferson Hareau Nursing Bureau Department of Civilian Relief Ernest T Bicknell Department of Chapters TW. Wells Ted Cross Clear Pictures Washingtaves Saven Sun Mvision Washiyaten Thor Crass Wagsiered Holsts Phathin Fs Howe Ttl Eared Fm Ma Linge Ehiptors Psminbhy Witte Tary Ehytilan Relief Mech National Organizaien Enel Cor Antitnes Jno Tlaw Red Grass Tukee Newcastle New Albany Ind Magislan John J. O'Gonnor Hienge O'Connor Washington Nol Chileno Out Nowice Order O'Connor Taok Relaintliintim White Owire Ike Avision Wilshinpton Nurkce Sisi Mugen War Department United American Red Cross Chaepeep Beahin Oyen Fiy Thalross Qagents Sophia Erdshield Stilebere Ted Crass Ose Thauaaods Alonsands Messina Enim Geneles Tstory Allan Enparlle Baelety Marne Aris Wien Tomilly
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British Push Continues On Belgian Front Despite German Resistance

Report cites heavy bombardment and Allied advances on an 800 yard Belgian front. French defenses hold firm with prisoners scarce as British and French forces press gains along Chemin des Dames lines and across adjoining sectors.

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Belgium
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Draft Foes to Prison in Breeport Trial

A late 19th century Breeport court reports sentencing of several defendants in a corruption case. Judges noted that many culprits avoided retaliation and would face long-term penalties, with registered offenders and future hearings anticipated. The proceedings highlighted enforcement actions and public interest in the case.

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British Capture and War Claims Shift Frontline Narrative

Fragmented OCR reports British forces claiming large numbers captured and shifting theaters of war. Text references native troops, generals, and front line activity with unclear details and garbled phrasing. The article hints at losses and gains across the western front, mentioning April actions and military leaders.

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London Tsinvehue Isis Fuewd Nity Awhotu Hinver Deon Saigh Mal Gen. i Mwiregter Smeiatlans Dave Tost Phos Tymans West Front
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Unclear OCR Text on Strike Situation and Government Action

Fragmentary report notes a strike scenario with references to Attorney General Wiley Ey Totyes and Maj. Chaytes N. sunidell. Mentions 3,000 strikers and U S forces possibly deployed, but details are garbled and many proper names are unreadable.

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Phoeniy Ari Chirsdhy Ceneral Wiley Ey Totyes Front Comuy Ma Mostyn Obe Maj Chaytes N. Sunidell Breil Phote United States
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Hinchman of Pirates Breaks Leg in Pig Game Incident

Hinchman of the Pirates suffered a broken leg during a pig game in Philadelphia. He slid into the plate and collided with catcher Adams, sidelining him for the Phillies.

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Hinchman Pirates Philadelphia Casteller _Hinchman Vinsturgh Natlocal Tongue Baseball Club Ibth Phillies Adams
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Indian Breaks Roping Record

Henryettey Olsa and Eddie Bur cht owe Vidhan set a world record in steer roping. The event achieved a time within seconds of the prior mark, with team partners and local supporters noting the high performance amid a crowded arena.

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Henryettey Olsa Eddie Burch Towek Vidhan Derale Ted Hiulf Sve Cormtay
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Whistler Studios Activity Described in Memories

The reminiscence details Whistler at work in a bright room with mirrors for reflection. It notes his extreme focus, rapid motion, large brushes, and the physical stamina needed to paint high-contrast canvases from a distance.

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Lindsay Row Whistler Crittes
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How Germans Attack In Close-Order Assaults

A Dutch observer notes German tactics involve massed, close-formation charges under heavy fire. He describes rear waves for morale, while signaling that the main thrust aims at a perceived weak point rather than pure massed assault.

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Inter Tha Midaele Fontey
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Viviani Speech Sparks Row At Political Meeting

A garbled report recalls Rene Viviani addressing a political gathering. The scene shifts to crowd reactions and a quip about a capable speaker being worn down as the audience shouts Go on. The fragment hints at a public speech and contested reception.

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Rene Vivien Prench Commission Wfo Ai, Viviani
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garbled quotation from unknown text

fragmentary lines show a distressed voice commenting on brilliancy aptitude and financial limits. context incomplete, no clear event, person, or location to confirm.

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