Italians Make Important Gains
Report from Washington says Provost Marshal General Crowder stresses that only those already in regular army navy national guard or federal service receive exemption from registration. Convicts and aliens must register, with exemptions possible only when claims are proven. Draft call process to be fair and selective. Petrograd dispatch notes an aerial gas attack north of Lipti Dolna diverted by wind toward enemy trenches.
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Wabliiington
Crowder
Remy
Navy
National Guard
National Tervice
Petrograd
Tondo
Britten Admiralty
Eayn
Liptiga Dolna
Galiteh
Les Darcy Dies In Hospital in Memphus
Memphus Tennessee May 24 Les Darcy died in a hospital this afternoon after a brief illness. The Avatralian pupilil, known figure in sports, had been hospitalized earlier this week. Local news outlets report the death as a sudden loss to the sporting community.
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Les Darcy
Memphus
Tenn
Les Dar
Smoke bombs protect vessels in war zone
Report from New York dated May 24 says smoke bombs drained to hide merchant vessels are used on ships passing through the war zone. Hand thrown bombs create dense black vapor over water to screen movements of at risk vessels as they approach American port aboard a French ship.
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New York
Mike Fox
Education chief urges schools to stress war aims in 1917
Washington May 24 United States commissioner of education F J Claxton says commencement exercises should emphasize America’s role in the world war and the reasons behind the conflict. He urges all communities to read essential passages from President Wilson’s war address to Congress and ensure the public understands democracy’s defense.
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America
Washington
F. J. Claxton
United States
Marshall Says 05 15 Ready at War Entry
Vice President Thomas D. Marebatl attends the fiftieth anniversary of the Scottish Rite Magons in Cleveland. He declares America is ready to enter the war and vows to stay until the conference of nations enforces freedom from German power, ensuring posterity avoids similar suffering.
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Cleveland
Thomas D. Marebatl
Valley of
Kingsbury Acquits New York Officials on Charity Probe
On grounds of insufficient evidence, John A. Kingebury commissioner of charities and William H. Hotchkiss, former special assistant, were acquitted by a Brooklyn supreme court jury under Justice Kelley. The indictment had charged them with tapping the wives of certain Catholic priests during an investigation of private charities receiving city funds.
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Kingsbury
New York
John A. Kingebury
Wiliam H. Hotchkiss
Supreme Court
Crooklyn
Kelley
Minneapolis man pleads guilty in murder case
Joseph Redenbaugh pled guilty in district court to the murder of Mia Alicea McQuillan Dunn and Patrolman George Connery of Minneapolis. Arraignment ended with the guilty plea and sentence to be set later.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Joseph Redenbaugh
Mia
Alicea McQuillan Dunn
Paul
George Connery
Tourderley Connery
Escaped Lunatic Holds Up Train in Court Plea
A man described as an escaped lunatic was brought to court after holding up a Northwestern railroad passenger train between here and Sparta about three weeks ago. His attorney produced an asylum letter from Norfolk Nebraska showing he fled six months earlier. he entered a plea of insanity during the crime.
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Lacrosse
Bay
Jobe Bchaeffer
Chicago, Northwestern Railroad
Here
Sparta
Behnetter
Attornney
Norfolk
Neb
Thirty-Five Indictments in Rumored Ore Theft Conspiracy
In Cheyenne Wyoming a federal grand jury returned thirty five indictments in a high trading conspiracy case. The government alleges the defendants profited by stealing ore from United States mints across the country, totaling over a million dollars. Thirteen names were made public, twenty two withheld until affidavits are filed. Antonio Cuaz, arrested in San Francisco last May, is named among those indicted. The men face charges of conspiracy to defraud the government.
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Cheyenne
Wyon
Ederal
Alleger
United States
Antonio Cuaz
San Francisco
Assembly to Meet in Petrograd Sets Date for Assembly Election
London dispatch reports that the new Russian Union government ordered eight measures to hasten the summoning of the Russian constituent assembly. A committee to arrange for the election of the body is to meet first on June 7.
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Petrograd
London
Coll Uon
Constituent Assembly
Gincuss
Wheat and corn slip on market forecasts and harvest outlook
World markets report Chicago May 24 notes crop reports pressure wheat and corn as near harvest weighs on values. Opening quotes for July and Sept futures slide. hog and lard markets show weakness amid selling pressure. Weather favorable trends spur unloads and temper demand, with mixed movements across wheat corn and hog prices.
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Chicago
Moldera
Chicago hog market shows mixed demand and price shifts
Liberal arrivals and quality weakness pushed hog prices down while fat hogs remained in demand for choice carcasses. Sheep and lamb markets showed limited activity with poor demand, and several major producers like Union Pacific and Reading showed notable selling pressure amid profits.
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Chicago
Market roundup and livestock and sugar quotes in Omaha and New York
Improved but weakness in several minor issues followed by New Haven dropping seven points to the new minimum of 15 percent. Denver and Rio Grande preferred fell 6 1 4 to 13 percent. motors and bonds showed irregular trading as Omaha Livestock receipts reached 12,500 with cattle and sheep varying in price. Sugar and industrial stocks in New York and Ogden listed multiple bid and ask prices, with notable activity in cattle, sheep, and assorted commodities across markets.
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New Haven
Denver
Rio Grande
Te Motors
Omaha
Texas
Utah Stocks Market Summary on Local Exchange
Local market activity remained fairly steady with Alta Consolidated and Alumina trading actively. Alta Consolidated reached 22 cents, Alumina traded around 16 500 shares with prices near 15 to 30 4 cents, while Benma Consolidated closed at 1321 bid and 137 asked. Multiple issues showed small movements, including Cottonwood Metals and Grand Central, with varied bids and asks.
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Oealn
Alta Consolidated
Aloma
Sella
Dig
Benma Consolidated Wan Steady
Tintic Standard! Closet
Antelope Star
Center
Albion
Ala Tunnel
Alta Germania
Big Four
BS Conta
Nullion
Sty Cenin
Teaver
S Metals
Columbus Rexall
Cottonwood King
Cottonwood
Ak &T
Renin
Erma
Grand Central
Trent
Keratone
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