Senate Debates Jap Activities in War Europe
Washington June 20 Senate debate on Japanese intervention in Asia and German agents in Mexico. Senator Sherman of Illinois warned of a Germanized Russia driving Japanese action while urging allied support and restraint toward Japan. Hanami Witercock defended Japan’s stance, saying it would not invade Russia. Senator Storman called for firm action against German plots in Mexico. Senator Sheranta urged exposing Bolshoviki aims as U.S. policy eyes 48 hours for recognition.
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Washington
Insale
Germain
Mexico
Senate
Sherman
Illinois
United States
Japan
Great Britain
France
Aala
Hanami Witercock
Nebraska
Rola- Hay
Storman
America
le Salt
Carranza
Watchas
Russia
Sheranta
Pathe
Bolshoviki
United State
Tulsla
German language papers suspend in Chicago amid finance strain
June 26 Chicago announces suspension of the Illinois State Zeitung and Chicago Presse due to money losses. Judge John Stelk says publication will resume only when debts are paid and hints at possible sale to an individual. Officials discuss government aid and potential Liberty Loan arrangements to support German language papers.
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Chicago
Llnois Staate Zeitung
Ciloaga Presse
Wntil
John Stelk
Staats Zeitung
Janlny
Jasiig
Viegtaa Council of Defense
Van Valkenburg Again Arrested After Mental Health Release
Salt Lake City June 21. Triven to the end of his rape by discharge from the state mental hospital as cured, Van Valkenburg admitted his tales of air journeys were fantasies. He was released from the asylum at Provo on May 14 and returned to custody in the county jail, to be tried in the November term of the federal court on charges related to allegedly hindering the draft by convincing Ivan Tew to ignore his questionnaire in September 191% of the war draft.
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Salt Lars
Lin Bospital
Provo
Vin Valkenturgly
Mie Conary
Cratt
Ivan Tew
Cloudburst Damages Alta Area Plant and Canyon
A cloudburst at Alta near Salt Lake City caused about 1000 dollars in property damage and delayed operations at the Wasatch Parc company compressor plant used for Columbus Rexat mine. A wall of water, debris, logs, and boulders swept the canyon, rupturing framing and filling interiors with mud and dust.
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Salt Lake
Dino
Alta
Tollie Cottonwood Canyon
Ndviera
Ehfet
Wasatch Parc Company
Columbus
Anaemia and Poor Blood Cure Claims in Early Ad Feature
The fragment references anaemia and poor blood with mentions of Mrs XNI Burnell and a daughter recovering health after alleged remedies. It also notes a sensational obituary for Mrs Kristina Nivolson, widow of Fire To Nimseggdind, noting eleven years of rhewiatisa, and a Utah settlement context.
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Burnell
Xni
Vinci
Syston
Culley Triguio
At Pleasant Dead
Mudotmieabant
Irkristina Nivolson
Nimseggdind
D. c Jetson
Rhewiatisa
Nirleon Wan
Elehry
Deaciuck
Utah
Mtv Ant
Phe
Frev
Family listings note mineral service details in Idaho and Alberta
Felson of Sterling Alberta and his daughter Mrs Anna Iiie Rupert Idaho join Mrs George Seely Alberta and Mrs Stewart Seely St Anthony Idaho along with Mrs J C Jotmaon Mt Pleasant. Mineral services planned for 2 o clock Sunday afternoon at the North ward chapel.
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Felson
Sterling
Alberta
Canada
Anna Iiie
Rupert
Idaho
George Seely
Stewart Seely
St. Anthony
J. C. Jotmaon
Mt. Pleasant
Aviator Killed at Taylor Field in Washington DC
June 20 reports two aviation accidents. Cadet Halbert Clark of Washington DC died when the airplane crashed near Taylor Field at about 500 feet. Cadet Erdman was injured in the same incident. In Tennessee, Cadet H. W. McClannahan of Lewisburg fell several hundred feet at Park Field in Millington and was killed.
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Montgomery
Nerand Liewenant Halbert Clark
Washington, D. C
Avior Erdman
Taylor Field
Mempits
Yonn
H.W. McClannahan
Lewisburg
Tent
Park Field
Millington
Tenn
Germans Shell Toul Sector Amid Allied Attacks
Bleak front reports say German artillery pounded the Toul area as Allied units pressed in France. An air raid on the American line near Toul drew heavy shelling, while troop actions remained limited with incursions only partially successful and uncertain.
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France
Toul
Heprey
Catholic Nurses Adopt Uniform In Catholic Hospitals
Chicago June 26 Catholic hospital associations including mothers general and superiors representing hospitals in the United States and Canada voted to adopt a washable uniform with a veil for nursing sisters. Veils declared undesirable by some authorities. Changes subject to ecclesiastical approval to fit orders. They condemned splitting fees by surgeons as unethical and pledged to root it out. They urged conversion to registered nurses and training schools and expanding case records to improve laboratories and scientific training for sisters as technicians in wigs, dieticians, record keepers, and social service experts.
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Chicago
Catholic Hospital
Mothers General
Ant
Canada
Bri
Hmprov
Steel Committee to Fix New Prices
Washington June 20 A steel price setting meeting of the American Iron and Steel Institute will be held with the War Industries Board to decide the price period starting July 1. The current price ends June 20 and the conference will determine continuation or increase. The steel supply discussion will impact the broader war effort.
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Washington
Yongres
Steel Committee
American Iron and Steel Institute
War Industries Board
Vice President Explains About Citizenship Issue
Kansas City Massachusetts June 21 The Banang City Star reports that A. F. Sersted general manager received a telegram from Vice President Thomas R Marshall clarifying his Indianapolis speech and denying disloyalty charges. The Star notes Osterl had sent facts addressing a supposed citizenship flaw.
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Kansas City
Banang City Star
A. ¥. Sersted
Freaiden
Thomas R. Marshall
Indianapolis
Star
A. F. Osterl
Vlee
President Marshall Responds To Disloyalty Allegations
An unclear message attributed to President Marshall discusses disputed remarks about loyalty during war. The quote references Richmond Indiana and the Kansas City Star, noting no accusation against anyone for disloyalty and denying intent to label a citizen disloyal while war was declared.
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Marshall
Richmond
Ind
A. F. Seosted
Kansas City Star
Couttre
Thomas R. Maeshall
Works Both Ways and the Paradox of Desire
A compact aphorism notes a recurring paradox where wanting more leads to receiving less. It hints at reciprocal outcomes, suggesting that increased desire often coincides with reduced outcomes, a meditation on wish and result.
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Federation of Labor
Atlantic City
ST. Paul
Quiney
Mass
Encod View Prealent
Joseph PF. Valentine
Cteelanatty
Dotin Dk Alpine
Fourth View
Frank Muffy
Mth Vies Prealent
Wiliam Green
Nes Tnc
Willi
Mahan
Detroit
Thomas A. Webert Chew
Jacob Fischer
Rickert
H. B. Terham
BL Laws
Pischec
James Wilson
Cincinnati
Sam H. Johnston
Johnster
Fischer
Wilson
Seattle
Ganpers
Trerman
Algan
Omaha
Ken G. Bush
New Orleana
Iba
Siberia
David
Mason Quarts
Mason Hall Gallon
Eaton
Leeland
Holland
California
Ahlene
Folget
Harley
Hutk
Phonit
American Grocery CO
HUN
Illinois Stasis Zeitung and
van Valkenburg
Alta del
Bellans
Uraggiste
Channels Chemical Co
Toronto
Londo
Toul Sector
Nh Jira Tha
Bead
Parti
Lakunts & Invatide
Homs
Jaoveralls Fag
Pat
Koveralls
Wade
Levi Strauss & Co
Cales
Loy Strass Een Ban Farc CO. Cal
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