War News From Europe And Tug Of Global Fronts
A broad wartime dispatch notes Polish legion flag use in fighting German forces and Allied actions across France Italy and the Piave. It cites American and British casualties, Turkish looting at Tabriz, and fresh reports of German offensives and Austrian setbacks along the Italian front. Additional items cover domestic trials, strikes, and wartime industry efforts, including shipbuilding progress and proposed Liberty Loan plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jelus
Nervess
West Bank
Tabriz
Rheims
Turkey
Bulgaria
Great Batte
Aslago
Chateau Thierry
Belleau Wood
Piave
Montello
IF Office
Paris
la Liberte
Tome
Corriere de Lie Alia
Morris
Flanders
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Hipping Board
Navy Department
British Admiralty
House
Treasury
Denoa
Western Union Telegraph Company
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Trinidad
Frank J. Vanders
Frank Thomas
Raton
Joe Marino
Kansas City
Mattie Howard
Marino
Late Market Quotations From Prairie and Farmland Agents
Late market quotations list prices for Colorado and Nebraska upland hay Timothy and alfalfa per ton, oat and corn products, feed varieties, and bulk sacks. Entries note locations such as South Park, Nebraska, and Colorado with varied ton prices and discounts implied by market terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Upland
Nebraska
Prairie May
Colorado
Tecop
South Park
Gunniann Vabiey
Tevey Oper
Rats
Weiling
Cole
Miscellaneous Markets Prices for Metate and Butter
Market notes show prices for metate and butter in New York and Chicago with scattered figures. Entries mention lead at seven dollars, cent-per-pound concentrates, and various listed grades of butter including creamery and ordinary, reflecting typical late 19th century price listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metate
New York
Sueersteee
Poulder
Colo
Tankaten
Hysae
Dual Monarchy suffers from costly defeat and riots
Western newspapers report the Austrian offensive ending in failure with heavy losses, retreat from Montello to the Adriatic, and rising food shortages sparking fears of riots and general strikes. Italy, aided by British and French forces, counterattacks reclaim mountain territory as the second phase looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Germany
Black Sea
Vienna
Zurich
Signer Baracca
Haly
Mie
Philip Edward Morrell
House of Commons
Agreengst
Hungary
Volcan
Warschalowski
Exchange
Favoriten
Margerethen
Ottnking
Brigittenau
Imperial Palace
Hubert
Dutch) Leonard
Fresno
Cal
Marty O'Toole
Billy Kelly
Battery
Barney Dreyfus
Rome
Italy
Montello
Adriatic Sea
Hai
France
Flanders
Bligny
Marne
Austria
Serstos
Train wreck in Gary kills sixty and injures many
In Gary Indiana a collision between an equipment train and a Wallace Hagenbeck circus train left at least sixty dead and 129 in hospitals. Most victims were circus performers. Bodies were distributed to Gary and Hammond undertakers and hospitals. Simultaneously Washington reported American troop movements to France surpassing 900000, with March noting the advance ahead of schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Ind
Wallace Hagenbeck
Hammond
Michigan Central
Fankess
France
Washington
Rome
Italy
General March
Ataf
War Department
Men
United States
Mining and Oil News Highlights Metals Prices and Mines
The bulletin records metal prices and mining updates. Prices show lead at 7.82, copper around 23.12, bar silver near 99.4, with gold and tungsten figures noted. Several Arizona claims near Hackberry and Topeka discuss manganese, while Patagonia district resumes activity. Phelps Dodge declares a per-share dividend. Portland mill shipments at Victor and Cripple Creek ore strikes are reported. Central City dividends arise from the Horie er mine and Argo shipments yield gold and copper returns. Domestic copper production rises in May, with Davis Daly sustaining high output. Silver and ore data are summarized with freight-rate impacts and ore treatment notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union News Service
Patagonia
Arizona
Prescott
Bisbee
Twins
Cerbat
Oatman
Silver Bell Consolidated
Douglas
Army Base Hospital
Camp Jones
Fort Sam Houston
H.ourley
Duvall
Ajo
Ollie Heaton
Offo
United China
Jerome
Quarts
Kingman
New York
Safford
Council of National Defense
Ray Hercules
Ray Junction
Jobn Hughes
Cear
Copper Queen Company
Copperville
Mohave County
Leviathan
Ate
Gadedeo
Blue Monster
Cherry Creek
Topeck
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Golden Eagle
Sav Anna
Noulder County
Central City
Horieer
Central City Hill
Argo Wall
Montana
Butte
Superior
Mont
Davis Daly
Oil and mining firms report activity in four states
Incorporation papers tied to Lax Huertas Gold Mining in Albuquerque with 156000 capital stock. Twin Buttes Oil and Gas of Otero county reports 900 feet depth and notable oil finds. Stevens manganese property near Boston Hill rapidly moving to mining and ore shipments. Imperial Oil of Camden linked to Midwest Refining pays a $5 dividend in Dominion bonds. Monarch Salt Creek oil strike noted on joint wells. American Oil reports a Grexpull well and Salt Creek Petroleum No. 2 by Ohio Oil ready for pipeline. Boston Wyoming four wells drilling in Salt Creek district with joint interests via Ohio Oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lax Huertas Gold Mining Company
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Twin Buttes Oi and Gas Company
Otero County
Stevens
Boston Hill
Wyoming
Imperial Ol Company of
Camden
Midwest Refining Company
Dominion
Wyokans Oil Company
Monarch Salt Creek Company
West Salt Creek
American Oil Company
Grexpull
Salt Creek Petroleum Company
Boston-Wyoming Oil Company
Ohio Oil Company
Stomach Remedy A Great Success
A mediation and conciliation board representative tests Eatonin ic a remedy named Eatonic claiming notable stomach relief and success. The report notes the board member’s endorsement amid ongoing discussions of medical remedies and public health claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rcommnser of Mediation and Conciliation Board
Eatonic
The
Humors of Rent Collecting in a Restenian Home
A letter describes a rent collector pressing for payment amid a cold homestead. It notes aging pipes and furnace needs, mentions Lemuel offering coal for warmth, while another source disputes the offer. The piece frames the tension over the overdue rent and the implications of the chilly living conditions.
No Eats in Heaven Tale Sparks Funny Debate
Fragment from a quirky reminiscence recalls Eugene questioning a mother about food in heaven. The daughter notes there are no restaurants in heaven and one character laments hunger while expressing fear of dying tonight. The tale hints at moral tension between sin and virtue in a casual, humorous voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frueene
Eugene
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Tex
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Harry Wheeler
Cochise County
John C. Greenway
William H. Brophy
Tucson
Ariz
Flynn
Grace Lusk
Mary Newman Roberts
David Roberts
Wisconsin
Waukesha
Wis
Martin Lueck
Waupun
Greece
Atlantic
W. Brancker
British Air Ministry
Kanab
Utah
Arizona State Line
A Dee
Tartona Price
Mey
eGanacaat
Ducki Burke
Denver
Creamers
Erade
Cale
Chicago
Arizona State News
Santa Cruz
Arlington National Cemetery
Alexander C. Brodie
Arizona Territory
Haddonfield
New Jersey
Fort Huachuca
Albert Steinfeld
O. T. Smith
A. J. Clark
L. E. Porter
G. D. Kislingbury
Los Angeles
Hunt
State Council of Defense
Twelfth Cavalry
Hachits
N. M
Tom and
John Powers
Tom Sis‘yom
Sher- Mt R. McBride
M. R. Kempton
D. K. Wooten
Graham County
Moore
Jerome Verde
Alps
Pullman
Indiana Switch
Mining and Oil News
London
Bt. Louis
Houlder, Cole
Portland
Victor
Colorado Springs
Caledonian Mining and Mining Company
Mining Gulch
Iwar Silverton
Pearlas
Eaton
Digan
Abd Linpalr
Ratonic
Jurge Coabers
Sheusande
Lydia E. Pinkbes
Landford
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