Restoration of Serbia Assured by Regent Menander
Prince Menander of Serbia, regent for King Peter, told an AP representative that allied assurances demand Serbia’s restoration as a condition of any settlement. He praised American efforts to aid Serb civilians, especially Dr. Edward Ryan, and spoke of suffering under Bulgarian occupation and chemical-like hardships in Belgrade.
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Serbia
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Belgrade
Hughes Named at Big Convention Nomination Watch
Gov. Whitman may name Judge Hughes as Republican nominee at the Chicago convention next month. A tense scene described as delegates and soldiers ready for action, reflecting losses and rising stakes in the political moment.
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Charles S. Whitman
New York
Charles E Hughes
Chicago
American College Professors Failure Debate Rages
Nerlin May 24. German American exchange of professors is a failure says Prof Meyer of the University of Berlin. He argues the system fostered false notions of equality, exploited American belief in superiority, and should be ended now to avoid further controversy. He notes his own ties to Oxford and German institutes.
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Sony Sidax
Germany
America
Nile Jahn
Diu
Ialuard Meyer
Plescar
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Keene
Ant Steniy
Colkupes Unier
University of Ohio
Harvard
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French call for an investigation grows in chamber
Parts May 24 5 03 am Ame Hon demands a secret sitting of the chamber of deputies to force government explanations on the Heht Meuse retreat tale. The move has 150 signatures and was raised before the army committee where Premier Urland and War Minister General Roques testified May 14 after Verdun retreat rumors.
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Verdun
Poison Found in Sugar Bowl In Salt Lake City Case
A jar of niryehaine was found in a sugar bowl sent to State Cheri at Herman Harms for analysis. Milas Josie Waldron of Ogden used sugar from the bowl at her home and became violently ill. Police say the poison was placed in the sugar bowl intentionally.
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German woman executed for triple murder by arsenic
Neelin reports Henriette Holarcin, wife of a Woenlgsburg farmer, was executed for murdering her husband, daughter, and stepson with arsenic. The sentence was carried out by beheading with a broad axe. Two Derby women convicted of murder and robbery await death penalty in fall.
Verdun battle rages with furious, costly assaults
Reports from Parle dated May 24 describe drawn combat around Verdun as German forces press to seize Hill No. 394 and Dead Man Hill, while French lines hold at Fort Douaumont. Artillery rain, ruined trenches, and desolate terrain mark a battle of immense fury and hardship on both sides.
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Veriun
Forest trees to produce dyes in May pad stock
An inventory lists tree species from forests suitable for dye production. The document outlines cellulose content and potential dye yields, highlighting pads and May entries as sources for extractable compounds.
Dyes From French Forests Spark Aging Color Study
Agricultural department notes dyes from French trees with black oak most common for coloring and yellow oaks with even pricier extracts. White walnut also yields browns and recalls its use to dye uniforms of Tennessee and Kentucky troops in the War of Secession. Authors suggest future color wealth from French forests, though American woods remain richer in colorables.
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Agricultural Department
France
Lis
Tennessee
Kentucky
Australian apple crop very large but unexportable
Melbourne April 24 The Australian apple crop, usually large, is affected by a dearth of export ships. In Tasmania and Victoria about 6,000,000 cases have been harvested yet only a fraction can be shipped. Nearly 4,000,000 cases may be left for domestic consumption, forcing heavy per‑capita eating.
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Melbourne
Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Raillion Cares
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Chinese plan to build modern hospital in Pelses
Peking may 24 led by the jetform of the China Musical Board of the Rockefeller Foundation prominent chorale under Dr Wu Liewteh and other public citizens are arranging to construct a central up to date hospital in Pelses where Ach and
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China Muiical Board
Rockefeller Foundation
Chiorae
Wu Liewteh
Up Todate Hospital
Pelses
Hospital Park Plan Near Temple Reliably Unfolds
The government moves to convert six acres in West City near the temple of imperial ancestors into a hospital park. American architects in China have drawn the hospital plans as subserin and Hone totals exceed two hundred thousand dollars. The interior ministry has contracted for the land and structures will be removed to make way for the new facility. A former Senate rejection of a nomination leaves the trade commission member likely to stay as a nonpaying appointee under President Wilson. Gale Yager, Republican leader, personally objects to Me. Mublesing.
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Ministry of the Interior
Temple of Imperial Ancesto
China
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Fresidrot Wilson
Mubles Hasing
Gale Yager
Sunflower Oil Craze Spreads Across Germany
Colonel reports May 24 that Cardon planting of sunflowers for their oil is widespread and successful. The latest idea urges school children to plant sunflowers along every mile of road in the empire to supply oil and promote rural industry.
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Germany
Larga Scala
Empire
Ruelee Remains In Spite Of Objection
Washington May 24 Georgea Rue continues in office despite objections as political maneuvering unfolds. Officials report Rue remains in position amid contested claims and inquiries.
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Washington
Georgea Rue Alee Wee Ail
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