OFFICERS ROUND UP PLOTTERS IN MEXICO BORDER AREAS
Ninety five suspects were seized along the international boundary as Mexican and American authorities foil a plot to foment revolution in Mexico. In Nogales Sonora arrests were made while a separate Detachment of U S cavalry and Justice Department agents rounded up suspects near Sasabe and other border points. Preliminary hearings were scheduled in Tucson and Washington officials said bond was set at one thousand dollars each.
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Arle
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Americen
Arresia
Investlea
Mexico
Nogalen
Sonora
A Lipscomb
Jin Wan
Department of Justice
United Sinton Cavalry
Aherifts
United States Anarskat
Maxiean Offfelnta
Thomas Hanson
M. A. Collins
Nageloy Business Wen
Gic
Unity States District Attorney
O'Connor
Tolay
Sasabe
Caranza Officinia
Tucson
Red Cross
Paris
America
U.S. A
Val No
Patten
State Department Agya
Cnme
Nat
Penny
France
Incomplete Request About Railroad Folders In Toture
The fragmented text mentions Mr McAdonsay and railroat folders and urges exclusion of India lat the ia tables. The writing is garbled with foreign accents and unclear meaning, yielding no coherent event, date, or identifiable entities beyond the names.
Swift and Company Protests FTC Report on War Profits
Swift and Company President F. Swift sends a formal protest to the Federal Trade Commission over its report on war profits and the packing industry. He asserts the report misleads the public about price control, profits, and the conduct of large packers, claiming exaggeration and unfair conclusions.
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Chilago
Touta F. Swit
Swift and Company
X CarmAl
Iteral Trade Commission
SwiCk Abd Company
Inrga
Ina
Aerloux
Untacts
Swit and
la Te Oboe
Etaterrat
Avg
Apain
Wales
Tre Conmission
Psn
Swift
Tod
Americans Are Turk Prisoners in Wartime Tensions
A fragmentary report discusses American detainees and Turkish prisons amid rising wartime strain. It references British mediation, potential paroles, and diplomatic notes from an ambassador to a capital city, noting unsettled statuses of citizens abroad.
Hospital ship Llandowery Castle sinks with loss of crew and passengers
The Hospital ship Llandowery Castle was torpedoed and sank after a submarine attack. Of 253 aboard including eighty Canadian Army Medical Corps personnel and fourteen female nurses, many were saved while others perished in the darkness and confusion. Survivors describe a chaotic abandonment as torpedoes struck the stern and lifeboats were launched in a desperate bid to escape.
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London
Linndavery Castle
Canaan
Canadian Army Medical Corps
Bas Reacher Park
Ernie
Statiowa
Stordy
Lorners
Marconi
Canadian Army Medital Corpa
Beard
Ntlp
le Lg
Acer
Wade Pelamner
Canalis
Alex
Canaltine Troge
Connla
Reiterath
Canady
Tanlac Helps Seattle Man and Wife Report Gains
A Seattle man and his wife credit Tanlac with dramatic health gains. He reports gaining 25 pounds and improved appetite, while his wife describes relief from stomach trouble, better sleep, and renewed energy. Both began using Tanlac and recommend it highly, noting their substantial weight gains and improved digestion. The ad highlights Brand names G. F. Willis and Cooper Medicine Co and local Ogden sellers.
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P.O. Blair
Fourth Avenue
Nuri
Beiltto
Tan
Nerson
Kutfering
Meredor
Tannne
Otyself
G. F. Willis and
Cooper Medicine Co
Nona Gerailne
Ogden
A. Dt
McIntyre Drug Co
Eccles
Germans claim many prisoners
An official war office statement notes since March 20 Allied prisoners total 18,354 captured by Germans with 9,098 French, 44,929 British, and remaining Belgians Portuguese and Americans. The report recounts a New York incident where a submarine attacked a lifeboat, detailed survivals and officers involved.
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Merlin
London
War Office
France in ringing praise for Red Cross work in France
A New York correspondent reports United States Red Cross aid in France now under way with American officers praising efforts. The letter describes French troops being fed, housed, and comforted aboard trains and in stations, noting generous aid, morale boosts, and gratitude from officers, soldiers, and families.
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France
American Red Cross
Belmont PiCrany
New York
Red Cross
America
Franco Dons
Mbra
Thifany
Mathers
Milne
Anny Orten
Annie
Alera
Milk Girls Last to Leave Rheims
Paris reports June 20 dispatch praising Rheims milk girls for decades of service during sieges. Writer M. Namarg notes their courage guiding children and the sick through shells, ferrying them to safety while streets rang with their bells. The final February departure marked the end of milk deliveries.
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Rheims
Paris
Rheime
M. Nramag
Aditar
Riri
Little Mile
Jthelme
Wwe
Aml
Physician Promotes Nuxated Iron For Strength and Energy
A physician endorses Nuxated Iron as a means to build strength energy and endurance claiming weak nerves and poor digestion improve. The ad quotes Dr James Powell Sullivan and former Senator Charles Towne praising the remedy, urging readers to seek medical advice and purchase the product with a money back guarantee.
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James Powhety Sullivan
Elvinis
Bellevue
Jena
Cere
United States
Chas A.towne
Qlowne
Italians Hold Ground After Fierce Hill Day Battles
Italian and Vienna war statements describe heavy fighting near Monte Del Rosso and Monte al Val Bella with gains for Italian forces. Enemy attacks were repelled by strong artillery and infantry, with substantial prisoner losses reported on the opposing side and Italian gains in Daone valley and Gladiearia.
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Col del Rosso
Col di Chelo
Val Bella
Sytertayent
Vienna
London
Agiago
Monte al Val Teta
Gasoline Strictly Rationed in Dublin in 1920s Ireland
Gasoline remains the most strictly rationed article in Ireland with tight limits on private car use. Reports describe Sinn Fein vehicles in Dublin using gasoline without licenses, amid raids and enforcement. Authorities note gasoline drawn from salvaged barrels washed ashore near Dublin Bay.
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Dublin
Dubin
Associated Press
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Inaklers
Lieutenant Putnam Bags German Plane Near Toul
First Lieutenant David Patton of Brookline Mass a member of an American pursuit squadron shot down a German biplane near Renteville north of Toul last night. The victory is credited to Lieutenant Putnam. A separate note from New York reports an animal trainer mauled by a bear in Manhattan today, requiring hospitalization. Shakespeare allegedly suffered writers cramp and retired to Stratford per a London report citing Dr Talgh Leftwich with facsimiles shown.
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Associated Press
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Patton
Diookiya
Mass
Renteville
Toul
Putnam
Shakespeare
London
Strateford
Talgh Leftwich
Leftwich
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