Indian Recital Tonight at Conservatory of Music Hall
Miss Ellen Thorman presents an Indian recital at the Conservatory of Music Recital Hall Washington. The program features pupils in vocal and piano works by Kroeger Lieurance Cadman and others, with solos, duets, and chorus numbers. Notable participants include Selma Mortensen Marguerite Norten Mildred Mortensen Frances McCready Verna Johansr Melba Read Jones and Mrs. Jones among others.
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Conservatory of Music
Washington
aAtenir
Ellen Thorman
India
Ogres
Delerore
Yoral
Sieurance
Theurance
Marguerite Norten
Indlag
Kroeger
Lieurance
Mildred + Mortensen
Fron
Cadman
Tia
the Cedars
Frances McCready
Vlano
Nourmahal
Kroegery
Verna Johansra
Melba Read Jones
Cale
iHohm
Mrs. Melba-Read Jones
Frances McGready
Marguerite Norton
Verna Johansen
Mise Mildred Mortenson
Mita Selma Morterison
Mise Evelyn Nel Wine Lucille Thomas
Mise Edith Sharp
Mise Viola Shipley
Phyliia Wilsen
Mina Katherine Hunter
Mise Oliye Doxey
Mise Verla Richardson
Call for tougher treason laws over war talk at Madison Square
The article rebukes Victor Berger for antiwar remarks at a Socialist meeting in Madison Square Garden. It argues such language threatens national unity, could incite riots in major cities, and justifies drastic legal measures to curb sedition and aid the war effort while condemning him as a German-language newspaper editor with pro Austro-Hungarian ties.
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Serger
Victor le Berger
Mnwabker
Madison Square Garden
New York
Chicago
Milwaukee
pAza
Herger
Austria
Hungary
Berger
Europe
No More Loafing On The Job In Classic Farm Tale
A farmers tale recounted by RE Harriman shows three neighbors Jacob Ole and John Henry quarreling over fence maintenance. Jacob and Ole delay, blaming others as John Henry declares the duty must be shared and that the draft law will expose slackers. Tensions rise as duties are weighed against personal interests.
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RE Harriman
Johp Uenry
Jarnb
Ole
Bis Ewan
Joop Uenry
Jacob
Ola
Mom Aerta
Sohn Kears
Ruth Baran
John Menry
Wrott
John Henry
John Weary
Bis
John Heary
Ron
Local labor coordination planned for farm harvests
The article outlines a federal plan to manage farm labor by arranging local handling through a chain of officers from community to county to state levels. Community men canvass neighbors for workers, with deficits or surpluses adjusted locally before escalation to the state and federal departments for mobile labor distribution.
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Nnc
Ealip
Department of Agriculture
Department of Labor
Counirs
Pyetem
Ana
Konceda
War News From Home Fort Douglas Lumber Demand Rises
German plans of war are seized from interned ships as the lumber demand grows for fortifications. Reports indicate shipments of materials are being diverted to Fort Douglas as the nation remains at war. An order was received early today signaling continued mobilization and construction needs.
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Douglan Boures
Phleonrsa
Fort Douglar
War emergency orders sweep Utah stores and rail cars
Army headquarters in Salt Lake seeks to buy all rifles and hardware and furniture from Ogden shops to meet war needs. By afternoon no War description stores will remain. Magnhatar Garfield and big steel plants race to supply ship material. A 13 car train of structural steel and copper works scraps moves toward Magna. Indians on Arizona reservations resist registration. Navajo chiefs confront a registrar at the Navajo reservation.
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Sal Lake
Ogden
Lie Ion and Steel
Magnhatar Garfield
Arizona
Astonishing Iron Power Promises Strength To Nervous
An advertisement features Dr E Sauer claiming iron deficiency weakens nervous and blood health. It touts Newport iron forms that improve energy, stamina, and digestion within two weeks, with before and after tests and promises of refunds if results fail.
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New York
E. Sauer
Staatan
Rome
Tarran
Ute War Talk and Farm Pests Prompt City Bounty Debate
A misspelled and garbled report discusses Ute Indians potentially taking up arms and urges careful treatment, noting U.S. restraint. It cites southern gardeners battling pests like sparrows and cabbage pests, proposing a city bounty on destructive birds while warning against indiscriminate killings of birds that are allies of farmers.
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Ihrelly
Rlandand
Eac
City Authentilns
No Time For The Malcontent War Unity Clash
No Time For The Malcontent argues the war must end decisively and criticizes distrustful insouciance. It notes two months into the conflict the administration faces scrutiny from politicians who fear compromising merit and accuse opponents of undermining unity. The piece urges confidence in leadership and accountability after the war.
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Goodwin
Sant
Butthers
Ronstrac
Tory
Butte Reds Parade Sparks Martial Law in City Streets
In Butte a street parade of about 600 foreign-extraction protesters triggered a heavy response. Troops patrolled downtown, arrests mounted, and martial law was declared. Officials said troops were ordered to shoot if necessary. about ten people jailed, with $20,000 bonds set for federal charges. A separate notice invites readers to a Rushton Addition lot sale with $5 down and $2.50 monthly.
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Hutte
Mort
Focal
Proceselox
Ile
Tiuecoats
Ehria
Burt
W. If. Maloney
Otteen Tomntes
Key
Jelsted
Etreeia
Steen
James EB. Treanor
Pearse Connolly Club
Peak Trish Society
Edward Keenan
Joby Ofconnell
Treanor
Keenan
McDonnell
United States
Ofice
21St Street
Rushton Addition
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