Baker Talks on Trip to France
Secretary Taker briefed the House Military Committee in executive session on his France trip and war situation. He said the talk would be informal and declined to discuss army size or draft extensions, while signaling support for unified Allied command and war success. Committee members pressed for views on expansion as the army bill nears action.
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Washington
Taker
House
Battile Fronts
France
Dent
War Department
Sheilenberger
Nebraska
Hiedenst
Francis J Irwin Ends His Life In Hotel Suicide
Francis J Irwin, formerly chief clerk in Nebraska military offices, shot himself in a hotel after arriving two weeks ago. He left a note requesting that his sister Miss Clara Irwin of Washington DC be notified. Present location remains at Chicago offices.
Lift Off Corns Freezone Promises Pain Free Removal
An ad claims Lift Off Corns Freezone costs a few cents and removes corns with fingers no pain. It benefits from bold promises of easy, instant results and repeated assurances of magical effectiveness.
Fall of Russia Tremendous Relief and German War Outlook
New York April dispatches report German leaders Ludendorff and Hindenburg speak on a victorious turn in the east and a strengthened German position. They warn France faces a grim fate as the eighth war loan proceeds and troop movements shape the western front amid calls for peace negotiations.
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New York
lMener
Germany
Ludendorff
Gonoral
Gre
Gni
von Hindenburg
Genera Ludendorff
Norhern
France
Gatich
Italy
Hindenburg
Otuain
Ince
Judendorf
Russia
Amsterdam
Releaslag
Herman Paasche
Serlin Dispatches
Unclear fragmentary report from St. Louie raid case
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a scene with individuals labeled St. Louie, raiheuy, and friitmaster. A complainant reported head pain. An item described as a cape and a ramur bath of water appears in the text, but details and context are missing from the readable portions.
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Louie Raiheuy
Denmark Grants Women Vote in First Under New Constitution
In Copenhagen the Danish election results show a mixed outcome. The ruling bloc of two radicals and thirty-nine Socialists held joint power for four years and are credited with keeping Denmark out of war. The opposition liberal side, led by former premier Christensen, won sixty-eight seats, marking Denmark's first election under a constitution allowing women to vote.
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Copenhagen
Folkething
Denmark
Trenier Christensen
Leverenz to Be Called for Physical in Draft Talk
Salt Lake baseball pitcher Walter F. Leverenz likely to be drafted soon after receiving Chicago division orders on November 15. A notice for him to appear before Draft Board No. 4 was mailed yesterday. He will attend a physical examination next Friday and be ready for possible call as his draft number is 223.
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Bee Mound
Leverenz
Salt Lake
Walter F. Leverenz
Chitago Division
Ims
Draft
Wash Jenking Named County Engineer by Board
The county board announces Washington Jenking as county engineer succeeding J M Letz who resigned. The board schedules equalization meetings on May 20 29 25 28 and June 34 6 S 10 14 with instructions that remittance adjustment claims be filed on the listed dates. The secretary Baker plans return and cautions in league with local knowledge of facts.
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County Board of Equalization
Washington Jenkins County
J. M. Letz
Baker
Philadelphia Ledger
Street Car Line 1670 Be Changed
The Idaho Central Railroad Company petitioned the city commission to permit rebuilding the track from Tushington avenue up the hill, along Adams avenue to Twenty-first street, and to adjust the Twenty-first short line at Washington avenue. The change aims to ease two sharp curves feared after a past serious accident. the commission granted the petition and work will begin at once.
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Hahidaho Cen
Tral Railroad Company
City Commission
Tushington
Etreet
Adams Avenue
Twenty-second
Twenty-first Street
Washington Avenue
Danner
Oner
San Jacinto Tremors Rattle Town During Severe Aftershocks
The San Jacinto area endured a series of strong aftershocks through Sunday night into Monday, shaking buildings and rattling dishes. Many residents slept outdoors, with about a third of San Jacinto and Hemet's populations staying outside for protection. Crews began street clearance and repair as electricity and water slowly returned, while rebuilding efforts for the largely devastated town proceeded.
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San Jacinto
Cal
Sa Jacinion
Fremet
Jeon
Aternoritas
Wal Water Service
Wpstrriday
Homer Rey
Wreckles Games
Alliance To Hold Meeting Tonight At City Hall
The first public gathering of the Alliance for Labor and Democracy is set for tonight at City Hall. A. G. Vike, vice president of the cutters and authors union, will present the aims and principles, followed by attorney Joseph Chez discussing the Liberty Loan.
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Ofden
Asmorivan Alliance For Labor and Democracy
A. G. Vike
Yim
Nent Cutters and Autchors' Union
Allorney
Joseph Chez
Liberty Loan
War Casualties Reported From Recent Fighting Near Toul
Washington April 23 The war department holds Pershing’s report on Solebprey near Toul with specific casualty figures. Total American losses exceed two hundred with 300 to 400 Germans. The list names 43 U S soldiers including 2 killed in action and several wounded severely or slightly, plus multiple wounded. Names include Lieutenants Bernard F McMeel Thomas M Holmen and Harry D McNeil and Privates Frank G Gata Daniel J McGaffigan among others.
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Washington
Solebeprey
Toul
Pershing
Emist
War Department
General Pershing
Baker
House Military Committee
Wasiington
Bernard F. SicMool Wan
Thomas M. Flolines
Harry D. McNeil
Mae
Frank G. Gata
Daniel J. McGaffigan
Thomas 3. Holmen
Tarry D. McNeil
William Carstéox
George BE. Egan
Edward J. Piekatski
John Thompson
Joseph J. Aleskandrowles
Eugene M. Binion
James W. Burke
Henry ¢. Burt
Jebr Erickson
Bernard F. Erwin
Maynor I. Fairly
Frank F .Henry
Willan la Flame
Herbert F. Melvin
Robert I. Nicholson
Thomas Okieja
Tar
Rev Leesmann Held by Federal Court for Trial
The federal court heard the case yesterday as Judge Tillman D Johnson overruled the demurrer of Henry Leesmann and Augusta Deckmann charged with attempting to smuggle information into Fort Cousins military prison. Gecamann Pender found not guilty. his trial set for today. Leesmann’s bond was set at 45 000, financed by friends in Ogileh. The defense noted the note to Ernest Leybold could not be clearly illegal, while the United States argued even an innocent note could be lawfully restricted and money from Deckmann could be used to spread German propaganda. The demurrer against Deckmann will be argued again today. Women Braver Than Men.
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Tillman D. Johnson
Henry Laeemann
Augusta Minnie Deckmann
Fort Cousins
Gecamann
Ltherty
Ogileh
J. W. Warren
Charles Morris
Treamann
Miss Derkman
Para
Ernest Leybold
Leesmann
Tn Leybold
Nves
Inter
United States
W. W. Fay
Miss Tieckman
Nols
Missi Deckman
Johnson
Draft Evader 1610 to be Sent with Ogden Boys
City exemption board received authority to induct Kragman into the army and assign him to a camp after arrest in Ogden on draft evasion suspicions. He had registered in Cincinnati and was reportedly wanted there, with departure likely April 28. Also noted: Simonsen, Smith and Yarrington linked to emergency fleet corporation and two new occupational service names added to the register, McCaun and Hartman.
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Lawrence Krogman
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kragman
Ogden
Jensen
Oho
Ohio Board
Ayril 28 Juota
Matthen S. Simonsen
Clifford Smith
Pmanuel C. Yarrington
Io Ho
Veteran dies in the service in Vancouver Washington
James Darvin Adams, a longtime telegrapher and writer for various papers, dies after contracting pneumonia. A former Denver worker, he moved to the Panic coast years ago and served at a government post. NAARR has volunteered to go to camp on March 10 and B. J. Betoun aims to depart after May 10.
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Vancouver
Wash
James Darvin Adams
Western Paws- Paper Post
Ulsi Wre Epryicr
Adams
Government
Srity Post
Denver
Portland
Ore
Naper & Few
B.J. Betoun
Ogden Woman Credits Remedy For Pain Relief
A Ogden woman recounts failed surgeries for appendicitis and gallbladder issues. She credits Mayrs Wonderful Remedy with no symptoms or pain for five years, claiming it clears catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and relieves stomach ailments. money-back guarantee offered by the Daisy Store.
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Mayrs
Neve
Daisgy Store
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Alliance
Winfred Sloot
Cook Homer Bybee
James Frederick Courtney
George Lyeth
Joe Payne
Bernard F. McMeel
Henry C. Swanz
Tasmir T. Kuhak
Joseph #. Wittermo
Charing F. Alien
Walter A. Antonianez
Michael I. Cleary
Tony Plazsito
Clem Stapleton
Fuel Administration
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Swift & Company
Union Stock Yards
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USA
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Federal
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Montgomery
Ind
Enley
Bate
A. R. Morotyra Drug Co
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