Recall of U S Consuls Sows Moscow Crisis Echoes
Sunday dispatch reports Soviet Bolshevik demands for recall of American consul John Kingwell at Vladivostok and probe of his role in alleged negotiations with US reactionaries. Ambassadors Franch and Noulens convey Moscow’s charges amid trial of Count von Mirbach as entente pressure seeks Soviet recognition. American and allied positions remain cautious while documents fail to prove American involvement in counter revolt plots.
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Moscow
Vladivostak
Stil Lemient
Anbisstdlor
Francis
Noulens
Mde
Tehiteherin
Count von Mirbach
Merean
Entente
Wirst
John Kinkwol
Amerigan
Vichtvostok
Peking
Ethird
Renalito
Francia
Franch
Amierica
New Powder Claims To Neutralize Gas Without Masks
An advertisement touts Cave's Stomach Powder as a powder that destroys gas and acids without masks. It is said to neutralize gastric acids in the stomach, treat indigestion and sour stomachs, and deliver wonderful results. The copy promotes the powder as a latest armless treatment from Cave's line.
Ogden Feed Company Notice Seeks New Manager in 1918
Notice states Ogden Feed Company will transfer accounts and pay bills up to May 1 1918 to Clyla W Jackson and thanks customers for past patronage. Shaper advertisement appears.
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Ogden Feed Company
Clyla W. Jackson
German Editors Riot terse report in Collinsville shock
A fragment reports German editors enraged as a mob attacks in Collinsville with references to Berlin and Washington. It mentions Tipbert P Prager and demands action to prevent violence, signaling a lynch atmosphere amid disloyal sentiment.
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Amsterdam
Jeg
Collinsville
Tipbert P. Prager
Isma Am Mitrag Af Berlin
Washington
Peace emissary not successful in peace talks
London May 6 Foreign seeress Mary Halfour told the house of continent today that no peace offers had been made recently by the enemy. The German peace mission in London has made no progress. reports say the agent may return to Germany with no results.
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London
Seeres
Mary Halfour
House of Cont.inent
Lonto Stig
Germany
Daily Mail
Rason
Jemkhier Colyn
Wiley
Joukher Cotya Wong
England
Durposa
Holland
Delghini
Jokher Golyn
Hague
Aaid
Alsder
Lorraine
Austria
Italy
Trentino
Balkat
Africa
Asia
Gerumoy
Utah Tire Repair Company
Jamond Company
Goodrich Silvertown
Casualty list lists 88 names by action and cause of death
The casualty list from Washington on May 6 records eighty eight names divided by killed in action wounded of wounds died of disease died of other causes etc. It lists officers and enlisted personnel with ranks names and hometowns such as Lieutenants Joseph Quesenberry Clifford Livingston and Joseph Wilson and Sergeants Albert Steianik and others, along with entries for private soldiers from across the US including Massachusetts New York and Michigan.
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Washington
Walladay
Digenae
Cauges
Ned Af
Joseph Quesenberry
Las Graces
N. M. Dod
Charles G
Tas Crueca
No AL Goak
Chinder Waterman
Montelair
Nicholas Bernardino
New
Italy
Conn
Charles G. Briod
Redmond Hill
N.Y
Tarai
Rodgers
St. Clair
Alishts
Mich
Lester Dewey
Aliohoro
Mass Philli
iGuyford
Mien
Jam
Smith
Derkely Springs
Harry
Hantinatatr
I Chester
Pudrithy
Ivtroit
Liewtenmit Joaspi W
Wilson
Louis Williams
C Mirback Driaga
Rox
Owen Deus
Mhyy Cheater
Y Melville
World War II Casualties and Missing in Action Names
The list records Killed in Action, Died of Disease, Missing in Action and Lieutenant statuses for soldiers including Harry Delton in Worcester and Abraham Joseph in Moss Point, with numerous other names and locations such as Denver, Rock Island, Boston, and Canada. The entry compiles service members from multiple states and nations, highlighting casualties and missing personnel.
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Lawrence Listing
Angus J. McDonald
Ileary
Nehring
Valparaiso
Ind
Paul Veer
Dana
Kert TH. Rosin
Wheatfield
Stantforty Harris
Denver Place
Denver
Colo
Raymond G
Swiss
Viivites
Richard Henderson
Vaureno
Abraham Joseph
Moss Point
Misa
Canada
Mannle
Pinewhat
Ark
Wiliam J. Singers
Benton
Ale
Reopening of Sanitarium at Ogden Canyon Sunday
Next Sunday the large hot water bath at the mouth of Ogden canyon will open to the public for bathing officials said Brig Robinson proprietor of the rebuilt resort. Workmen have been busy and several bath houses are built another lot will be constructed by neat Sat uray. A cold water spring behind the sanitarium supplies showers and the dressing rooms extend over the water. The article merges with unrelated historical references and stray dialogue about postcards and rail views.
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Ogden Canyon
Brig Robinson
Intolerance at Alhambra Shows Labor Struggle and Hope
The Alhambra screened Intolerance to a crowded crowd last night. The film presents four interwoven stories illustrating love’s courage amid oppression and the class intolerance of power, from a modern tale of labor strife to depictions of ancient times.
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Alhambra
Sayen
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