Laboring Man Comes Into Own In Circus Labor Scene
A lengthy piece discusses laborers in the Sells-Floto circus, noting a shift as skilled workers gain wages and roles formerly held by others. It describes the large touring crew, including canvas men, jostlers, and drivers, and reflects on labor shortages driving the new prominence of laboring men in circus operations. It also weighs moral concerns about women, propriety, and male control within the context of show life and society.
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Treas
Alr
Sells-Flote Circus
Anilnloads
Tno
Long Betis Piolo ‘Elress
OB Fden
Alan
Ceus Worklignan
Mie Cunwagman
Pethans
Banat
Sigure
Hla
Idovzo
Bellovue Joo
Shaly Bones
Sin
Viero
Sorlene
Imaty
Nesses
Tal
Bankruptcy Court
Dorothy Dix on Marriage Authority and Woman’s Conduct
Dorothy Dix argues that modern wives require substantial control from husbands to maintain household order. She warns that many married women mismanage finances and behavior, urging men to assert authority to prevent ruin, stressing thrift, propriety, and guarding against imprudent partnerships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod Ue
Avon
Hiro
Huns Take Over City of Tiflis
Huns occupy Tiflis, the capital of Caneenaus government and Caucaseus district largest city. Moscow reports German involvement in establishing an Austra man prisoner region. Boundary issue to be settled by referendums after peace treaty review. Ukrainian and Russian commissions to oversee.
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Tiflis
Caucasus
Vonron
Cermin — Tronpa
Tifls
Caneenaus
Caucaseus
Exchanessisputah
Moscow
Austraman Wit
Associated Press
Ubkrainé
Ruussien
Almas
Wall ‘Vke
American Women Have Close Call in France
A cable message from Evangeline Booth reports several American Salvation Army women narrowly escaped death in France after a shell struck an old barn repurposed as a military hut. The blast forced their withdrawal, with Captains John Marshall and George Riley replacing them as shelling intensified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Salvation Army
France
Evangeling Booth
Willy
John Marshall
George Riley
Pershing Report Describes Artillery Activity On Front
General Pershing's communique reports increased artillery fire on both sides in the Chateau Thierry and Picardy sectors. American troops advance near Chateau Thierry. small detachments in Picardy capture prisoners, including an officer, with light American casualties. German activity includes harassing fire and patrols, with French and Belgian terrain and Belleau Wood area repeatedly mentioned.
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Washington
Nacepl
Chiateau Thierry
Pershing
Juy
Seve Ponte Weld
Amerie
Genel
Companique
Yestaching
Kehesar Department
Picardy
Simall
Corman
Artilery
Gerapliney
Chateau -Thierry
Chateau Thierry
Vargon
Chateau 'Piterry
Dorey
Tessites
Artiilery
Che Belleau
Nes
Teres
Civrey
Petret
Wand
Belleau Wood
Hill 204
la Rocha Wood
Tarey
Touresches
Vaux
IL Dine
Marne
United States Aemy Ambulance
Prenet Army Corps
Timerican Automobile Section No
Tlevlensnt Maori
Pleardy
Courlemele Wood
Sorele Wood
Boyes
Cantigny
Ges
Autonata
Mulhousa
Cup
German Artillery and Air Activity Near Chateau Thierry
Reading a section of General Perahing's report reveals limited Allied and German artillery exchanges near the Chateau Thierry region from June 27 to 28. German air activity appeared infrequent aside from reconnaissance, with sporadic shelling concentrated on lines near Doureacnet and Triangle Farm and a brief ambush skirmish near Luracha Woods where attackers withdrew after a clash.
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Pital
Durlie
Perahing
Alles
Chateau Thierry
Ashlortia
Uiederle Mituntitt
Doureacnet
Triangle Farm
I Mb
Luracha
Kwang
Ines
Mamne
Uruk
Elis
Departing Soldier Boys Visit Bath Cottages
The departing soldier boys carried pleasant memories from their farewell visit to the bath cottages. An eel-themed bath shower had just been installed, providing refreshing changes. The note ends with hopeful dreams as they face realities beyond.
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M. Clay
War casualties list reflects broad pull of names
Washington July 1 Army casualty list shows forty nine names across categories. Killed in action and died of wounds include officers Netharne Gray Louise Kim Carl Adgipt Johnson, several privates such as Alfred Bruno James Jackson Jeremiah Lynch and Mortle Russell. Died of disease and missing in action entries follow with other corps members named from Yonkers Philadelphia Clarkesville Dayton Decatur and Brooklyn.
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Washington
Taeutenants Netharne Or. Gray
Louise Kiin
Carl Adgipt Johnson
Grand Randa
Mich
Prantz A. Morgan
Litchfield
Conng
Alfred Bruno
Yonkers
Jaase L. Meron
Elledé Jankson
Clarkeslie
Ark
Mortle G. Russell
Amory
Miss
Charles C. Foust
Dayton
Iile
Mulbers TY
ATK
John A Siodda
Decath
James Jackson
Cordell
Gaz
Gaz Jeremiah 5. Lynch, Brooklyn, NY
James Falmer
Vance
S.C Prandin
Died and Missing in Action Officers and Privates Named
A long list of personnel including officers and privates from multiple states and countries is reported as killed in action or missing in action. The compiled names cover private Lucts M. Cook to lieutenant Thoms i Brakeford, across communities from San Marcos Texas to Detroit Michigan and Dublin Ireland.
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Withiemeare
Susiian
Dewtemant George
O'Loughline Muyeine
Accidant
Garporaly
Adhn
Henry Tors
East St. Santa
Joseph Gallagher
Coxhamer
Ireland
Terhort J. Payron
Tanda City
Monte Turvis
Sumner
Mua
Lotis Williamia
Lexa
Ark
Ibreen
Henry Ke Stalth
Larksville
Pia
Leonard L. Wright
Gainesville
N.Y
Privides Clinton
Lindsey
San Marcos
Texas
Fred D. Morac
Fast Bridgewater
Maga
Wounde
Cantala Lloyd
Willhans
Boazian- Mure
Frank W. Frandzek
Chieapet
Mass
Robert BD
McGuert
Chayalrect
Tapeka
Kan
George T. Tixhop
New York
Goyald KE
Greenwood
Dunningville
Mich
Jota F. Dingon
Steeee David
Spealding
Wood
River
Ore
John J. Mutqueen
Wdgewood
Kier B. Ashes
John Askren
Chemmatty
Norwood
Doles
Metlon Station
Pat
Jease J. Callahan
Fratton
Paul Coddington
Aplddietown
Hfe
Orville J. Conn
Brie Mehd
Ogden Musicians Union Urges 4th of July Parade Participation
The Ogden Musicians Protective Union Local 356 of the AFM calls all members to appear in the Fourth of July parade with instruments and uniforms. A banquet will feature an orchestra and a ball is planned for the 145th Artillery band. The board asks members to support an enjoyable program and notices will publish meeting details.
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Ogden Musicians’ Protective Union
A. F. of M
Maces Fm
145Th Arah Artillery Band
Inral
Ics
Charles C. Thatcher
Japanese Red Cross Study Visits Washington D C
A Pacific port visit features Prince Yoshihisa Tayugawa leading the Imperial Red Cross Commission to Washington. Welcomed by Wey Havivon and William Lawrence Keane, local Red Cross officials arrange four days of tours and briefings on relief work overseas and U S war activities.
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Pacific
Red Cross
Imperial Red Cross Commission
Yoshihisa Tayugawa
Wolliam Lawrence Keane
Washington, D. C
Wey 2
Havivon
Red Crow War Council
Red Crows
Prince Takugawa
K. Katsu
Niewe
Sawmura Aoyanta
H. Yoshida
Turusawa
Piiimeri
Trey
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Dorothy Dix
Castoria
Hermitage
Chichester. S Pills
Bes Jase Bonsitnnse Eines East
Sete Ateore Lad
Poe
Drlggists
Evertwne
Aetna Casualty & Surety Co
H. A. Purdy
Hudson Ave
Gil
Horlick
McCauley
Barb Kinney
Tengo
Jamil S. Mosatngor
Worcester
Forest
Pegazelst
Milwaukee
Guy J. Porter
Tyleretree
Portland
Maine
Joan C. Russell
Eaat Brook
Robert Slater
Erneat Smith
In Porte
Coro
Went
I. Stephens
Mayfield
Leroy IV Si . Veler
Chicco
Melvin Warner
Hinybarn
Iia
Noel E. White
Fox Lake
William ‘Wilson
Topeka
John Waitshire
Sprinafeld
Sevant Jieutenant Thoms i
Brakeford
Houston
Mabel. Normand
Ogden Theatre
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