Weak points of U S war effort analyzed in new book
Washington reports review of a 600 page volume detailing how the U S war department organized trained and transported troops and materiel in World War I. The author Crowell notes failures such as delayed airplanes guns shells and adequate production while praising strategic decisions and a four line program to aid Allied shipping manpower and future readiness.
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Crowell
India
Anperten
War Department
Crowel
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Sale
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Wat College
Incomplete OCR: principal increases in various industries
Fragmentary text notes increases in expenditure areas including coal iron and steel manufactures and cotton and wool production, with unclear figures and context. The line references exporia and a large sum £18,377 but lacks readable verbs or dates, hindering full summary.
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Caton
Cure for Catarrhal Deafness Promised with $100 Reward
An advertisement claims catarrhal deafness can be cured through a nasal medicine, promising a $100 reward for any case cured. It describes catarrh as an inflammation of mucous surfaces causing deafness and outlines supposed treatment by a set of remedies advertised by a Toledo Ohio company.
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Syren
Ohio
Influenza claims Utah Indians near Kanosh in tribal camp
A telegraph report from Salt Lake City states that about 15 Pahzants near Kanosh Utah, three miles from Kanosh and 150 miles south, died Tuesday from influenza with several more deaths on Monday. Fewer than thirty five tribe members survive despite medical aid efforts. The tribe appears weakened and in lethargy, with neighbors fearing extinction without stronger medical help.
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Salt Lake City
Kanosh
Dangerous tobacco habit warning ad by Dr Connor
An early 20th century medical ad highlights the dangers of tobacco use. Dr Connor urges readers to quit via nicotine substitutes and other remedies, citing health risks and urging action. A customer testimonial from Mrs. A Waldman of Viewno California praises Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and winter illnesses, asserting long-term relief.
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Power Plant 13 Reopens After Strike at Roosevelt Dam
Phonix Arizona June 11 Roosevelt Dam power plant reopened today with non union workers after a strike by operators and linemen last Saturday. Federal mediator Hywel Davies arranged a conference as disputes over wages hours and recognition remain unsettled. Union members were replaced and will not be recognized in any delegation seeking talks.
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Unclear UC Matas commencement notes and local college items
Fragmented news brief mentions University of California at Matas, Weber North Weber Ogden events, a January start, and classroom notices. It references a teacher named Wilson of Ogden, a farmer, and various local college and student activities. Data is garbled with many misspellings and incomplete phrases.
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Ogden
King of Horoes Abdicates Amid Confusing Claims
Fragmentary report notes a king of Horoes abdicating after 22 years as a knight of the road. Mentions a figure named Davla and unclear phrases about Paine, with scattered references to Europe and a failed notion of fortune. The text is garbled with many nonsensical terms.
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Hogaire
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Syz Hs Paine
Cihelpnatl
Turkey in Paris Seemingly Closed to Turkish Mandate Talks
In Paris, Turkish delegates are expected to arrive to discuss plans for Turkey but details remain unclear. Allied powers, led by France and Britain, exert control over Constantinople with censorship likely preventing Turkish papers from publishing views that could favor other mandates. Turkish state influence appears limited as Greek Italian and British troops oversee Istanbul, with partitioning of the country widely viewed as a done deal.
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Associated Press
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Varla
France
Great Britain
Constantinople
Asta
Londos Loses Hard Fought Wrestling Bout to Lewis
In Omaha on June 11 Jim Londos weighed down by about forty pounds put up a fierce challenge against Strangler Lewis. The Greek champion was knocked out when Lewis pinned him with a headlock. The fall came in 1 hour 24 minutes 4 seconds. Londos returned dazed and said he would continue despite a hurt back. He battled the heavier man and nearly pinned him twice before succumbing to the same headlock for the fall and honor.
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Italians In Denver March To City Hall
In Denver a mob of rioting Italians demands the removal of Detective George Klein after the shooting of Corbetta during a raid on a soft drink saloon. Police reserves and priests calm the crowd as they march through the business district to the newspaper offices, renewing calls for justice before dispersing.
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Chinese Buying Planes In U3 Aboard Strategic Move
Peo Pates Gy Jang, former director of all service of Tie Chinese army, mentors an-appointed commission by Dent, has purchased a number of airpages with liberty motors and negotiated with another company for overseas commercial machines. Howmedlave shipment noted in classified ads.
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Tie! Chinese Army
Apeou Vt
Guy Dent
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Germans Not to Receive Their Answer Until Next Saturday
Paris dispatch reports growing belief in peace conference circles that the German reply to the proposer proposal will not be ready before late Saturday night. A five day deadline was fixed within which Germany must decide on its course.
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Paris
Don t demand the mirrender of the emperor satire
Berlin reports quote Gustav Stresemann calling the Versailles treaty a stupid concoction and urging caution to avoid reigniting hatred. He warned that overthrow of the republic could inflame passions and threaten peace, while noting faith in the former emperor's restraint. In a separate dispatch, 16 000 Jews protested alleged pastome actions in downtown Los Angeles, joined by veterans and sailors under a heavy weather line in Palani and elsewhere.
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Stop Itching Eczema Zemo Ad Mercury Brand
Stop itching eczema with Zemo from BW Row Co Cleveland. Extra large bottle priced at 1.00. Healing begins when applied and, in time, most skin conditions including eczema and rash improve. Not greasy and non staining. A dependable treatment for various skin troubles advertised by BW Row Co. Cleveland.
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Minor Found in Coblenz Held by Army
PARIS June 11 Nobert Minor an American newspaper correspondent and cartoonist who recently disappeared from Paris has been located in Coblenz where he is in charge of the salivary authorities. The reason for his detention is not shown. Ambassador Wallace is interested and Minor will be released.
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Detroit Strike Settlement Ends Car Men Walkout
DETROIT officials of the Detroit United Railways reached a settlement with striking car men. The agreement calls for immediate resumption of operations pending a final arbitration and settlement of terms.
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Detroit
Detroit United Railways
Bishop Quayle Denounces Wilson in Tacoma Address
Bishop William A. Quayle of St. Louis denounced President Wilson before the Tacoma Commercial Club. He urged democracy at home and criticized wartime policies while advocating American people’s right to debate and influence peace terms, warning against private control of essential services.
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American Ship Sinks Near Fire Island After Collision
The Yankee, a ship of the Tate States shipping board, sank off Fire Island after a collision with the tin Alan strains in Argentina. The crew were rescued by the Argentine vessel. Officials in Washington announced army officer promotions and defenses for San Francisco.
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Argentina
Paris Peace Talks Deliberate on Bela Kun and Hungary
Paris discussions among the council of four and foreign ministers focus on Bela Kun, the Hungarian Soviet foreign minister, and the need to settle pacts with Hungary, Czecho Slovakia, and neighboring states. Panels weigh Bolshevik threats, military reverses in the south, and the risk of a wider clash as peace conference officials seek concrete terms.
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Germis
Poska Seeks Policy On Esthonia War Toll
Atlantic City reports Poska of Esthonia now in Man us calls for action against the Let the Petuish forces in the Esthonian region of Wiga. He cites labor unrest and wartime issues as factors. A separate Dallas dispatch notes Ace Fisher, a non union lineman for Dallas Light and Power, shot and killed during a strike clash.
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Economic Council to Control the Trade of Europe
TARIS, June 11 The proposal seeks to centralize control of oil and essential materials and form an international economic organization to oversee postwar trade. British, American delegates clash over continuation of government control versus starting fresh with a new body. The United States vows to lead in surveying Europe’s raw materials and credit needs for reconstruction and reallocation.
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