War News From The Fronts In Late Dispatches
Western Front reports German withdrawals and French advances toward Laon while Italians and Austrians clash in Cadore. Haig repulses attacks in Flanders as Russian evacuations begin at Kronstadt. Monies raised for Liberty Bonds top 17 million locally with national total surpassing 3.24 billion. Submarine sinkings rise. British losses noted. More context covers German military retreats, American war mobilization, and domestic actions including draft trials and wage tax plans.
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Union News Bervice
Riga
Laoin
Kronstadt
Haig
Flanders
Cadore
Monte Piana
Itheonian
Menin
Hindenburg
Tront
British War Office
Theo
Oesel
Germany
England
Washington
London War Office
North Sea
Monkey Mountain
Pinon
Pargny-Flluln
Fresch
Laon
Hindenburg Line
Aisne
Petain
Zeppelins down and overseas war news mix
The report covers Allied air losses and a Brooklyn aviator killed in France, plus shifting Russian leadership rumors, Costa Rican barracks explosion casualties, and wartime political moves in France and Britain. It also notes U S civic honors, Irish arms plans, and a British tank exhibit alongside varied domestic items.
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France
Robert Hanford
Brooklyn
N.Y
Kereusay
Boukhonin
San Jose
Costa Ric
Romanoff
Tobolsk
Siberia
von Koehlmang
Berlin
Amsterdam
Rainer Sih
Carranza
Congress
Amstertam Vossische Zeitung
Ansperor
Admuiral von Capelle
Marine
House of Corumons
Lord George
Coun Berastort
Ireland
Margaret Wilson
United States
Palmere
Havas
Alexandre Ribot
Attairs
Louis Barthou
London
Denmark
Schleswig
Amican
Jules Cambon
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Paris
David Lloyd George
Western Mining and Oil News highlights and updates
Western Mining and Oil News reports on metal prices in New York and St. Louis, mine operations across Arizona Colorado Montana and Wyoming, including Cananea and Calumet Arizona Copper, Sliver King expansion, Grand Valley tests, and Liberty bond funding by the Montana Wyoming Stock Exchange. It notes new plants, by product developments, and shale and oil drilling activity in several districts.
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Sporting News
Utah Aggies
University of Wyoming
Logan
Utah
Madison Square Garden
New York
Dee
Johnson
Americs
Baseball League
Louis
Robert Fitzsiumons
Chicago
Graceland Cemetery
Champiog
Moody Tabernacle
Ren Paul Rader
Pacific Coast
Union News Service
St. Louis
Boulder
Arizona
Cananea
Douglas
Calumet Arizona Copper Company
Colorado
Ward
Grand Valley
Mesa County
Bezant
Leavenworth Gulch
Central
Thomas Johnson
Boulder County
Wyoming
Akron Oil and Gas Company
New York Oil and Curtis Companies
Eyes of artillery in action in Fort Oita air training
Eight hundred pupils are undergoing training for places in Uncle Sam's Army of the Air. The article describes field openings for more applicants and stresses Sterling qualifications as essential. It notes observers 4400 feet aloft, watching artillery activity in trenches and referencing positions in France and Belgium.
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Uncle Sam
Army of the Air
Taft
Fort Oita
Artillers
Wetmlerts
Fort Creo
Arizona State News Highlights War Effort and Local Events
Western Newspaper reports on Arizona activities including the state fair, new opera house in Winslow, and defense mobilization. mentions loans approved, Y M C A war work ministers, mining assessment suspension, and large potato crop payments. Also notes court cases, labor strikes, and regional mining and railroad developments across Phoenix, Jerome, Globe, and Prescott.
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Winslow
Arizona
Laperty
Mc Neal
Tucson
Clifton
H. F. Kane
RS. Culver
RJ Bobba
J. J. Oates
W. H Lew
Bonham
Rodeo
John Schlab
Glendale
Gila River
Jeronimo Prescott
Marshall
Scottedale
Phoenix
T. K. Marshall
Arizona Sunday School Association
Labor Committee
Defense
University of Arizona
Yasapai County
Prescott
Jerome Verde
Humboldt
Old Dominion Copper Company
Globe
Chicago
United States District Court
Will L. Clark
Jerome
National Fuel Administration
Herbert McClutcheon
District Court of
Ilinois
Connor
Board of Regents
Tempe
Mesa
United States
Southern Pacific
Red Rock
Pacific
Metcalf-Morend
Federal Industrial Commission
Military Balloon Pilot Qualifications in United States Army
United States Army Balloon School at Fort Omaha outlines eligibility for observation balloon pilots. Requirements include US citizenship, ages 19 to 35, energetic, of good character and lean, with training leading to first lieutenant in the Aviation Section, Officers Reserve Corps. Pay starts at 108 per month plus quarters and fuel, with later appointment to first lieutenant and a 2000 annual salary.
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United States Army
Schioul
Fort Onaha
United States
Sicont
Aviation
Senat
President Aviation Examining Board
Fort Omaha
Neb
Prevent Potato Wastage Plea By U S Food Administration
Washington reports the United States Food Administration urges small growers to store the surplus potato crop properly to prevent winter losses. Ton D Sweet head of the potato division outlines main wastage causes and advises on adequate ventilation and storage precautions to minimize spoilage.
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Washington
United States Food Administration
Ton D. Sweet
Portato Division
Food Redministraton
Llamas endure mistreatment and care in handling
A fragment describes how llamas are caressed by drivers to ease loading and warns against frost, improper storage, and diseased tubers in farming storage. It also portrays Peruvian Indian etiquette with llamas, noting the animals’ dignity and sensitivity when approached. A closing line remarks a woman enjoys new clothes and a man too.
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Asthmaaid Urged By Private In Trenches
Fragmentary wartime dialogue notes Private Loggers questioning why officers placed in trenches draw the roar of big guns despite a claim of no great loss. The exchange hints at military command and morale during combat.
Japanese "Temperature" Ghosts Spark Bathhouse Panic
Ghost stories in a Japanese bathhouse lead to fear and declining patronage after two deaths and a reported spectral call. The bathhouse keeper hires a traveling lecturer to debunk the tales, but locals stay away, and former customers do not return.
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Japan
Kole
Keene
Bath
Women Sufferers Need Swamp Root Remedy
Thousands of women with kidney and bladder trouble are urged to try Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root. The ad claims kidney health supports other organs and offers samples via Dr Kilmer & Co. Mention the paper when requesting.
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