Bombardment of U S Hospitals Provokes Indignation
British and American reports describe German attacks near two American hospitals in Pleardy with 88 shells and nearby air raids while civilians and soldiers mourned. London accounted 200 hospital casualties from France hospital bombings. French peasant women in Picardy offer to tend American soldiers graves amid ongoing war strain. Madrid reports widespread grippe disruptions affecting daily life and sentiment toward the American war effort.
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Pleardy
Germany
Jile
Frand
Cently
London
Andrew Sonar Law
Pariament
Aglatore
Picardy
Americana
Madrid
Anta
War refugees learn gas mask use in villages near front
In villages where American troops are billeted, civilians and aces face constant danger from enemy shelling. The Americans share gas masks with villagers and instruct how to wear and operate them to survive chemical threats.
Aged Nationalist Samuel Young Dies in Belfast
London dispatches report the death of Samuel Young aged 96 in Belfast. A veteran Irish Nationalist and former MP who entered Parliament at 70 in 1892, he amassed wealth as a distiller and claimed to enjoy life without illness. He joked about living to see Irish Parliament open in Dublin.
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London
Belfast
Samuel Young
House of Commons
Young
Jia
Edward
Armistice broken by the Germans on Veranazh front
Moscow reports that despite peace talks between Russia and Ukraine starting in Kiev the German army has broken the armistice on the Veranazh front occupying Valuika Alter for four days of fighting and pushing forward. German forces also prepare in the Caucasus and continue operations in the Don region. Dutch ships seized by Germany amid policy to block Dutch vessels without German safe conducts.
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Moscow
Alhough Posey
Russia
Kiev
Valuika
Tavestia
Ure Dolsheviki
Germany
Vorontzh
Ukranna
Uermnana
Caucasus
Don
Amsterdam
Swinemunde
Sant
Maria
Jacoble
Ordnance department reorganized for efficiency
Washington May 28 Major General Wheeler acting chief of ordnance announced changes in the organization of the ordnance department of the army to permit increased efficiency in divisions charged with carrying out the ordnance program.
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Washington
Ordnance Department
Army
Wheeler
Ordnance
Children to Take Active Part in Memorial Observance
Three hundred sixty public school children under Superintendent Johnson will participate in Memorial Day services at two city cemeteries Thursday morning, with 150 at each cemetery and 60 at Deden City bridge to lay flowers for marines. Mrs. Mary De Lacey Kennedy and Mrs. George Thiel lead the Ogden City cemetery program by Lincoln circle, while Mrs. H. C. Reed’s group directs Mountain View cemetery ceremonies. Each child will carry a bouquet. G. A. R. auxiliaries meet at city hall at 7:30 Wednesday morning.
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Deden City Bridge
Mary de Lacey Kennedy
George Thiel
of Lincoln Elrele
Ogden City Cemetery
Ww. H. C
Mountain View
City Hall
The Winning of Beatrice at Utah theater review
A theater notice praises May Allison in The Winning of Beatrice showing at the Utah theater. The film follows a young woman who, after her father’s death and losses, starts a candy business, earns wealth through hard work, and proves savvy in commerce amid bustling competition.
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May Allison
Metro
Heins
Robert Howard
Beatrice
Dainty May Alsente Vall
Tyne
Utah
My Four Years In Germany Opens At Orpheum Tomorrow
The Orpheum opens tomorrow with My Four Years In Germany by ex ambassador James W. Gerard. The film promises to reveal Prussian intrigue from the Wagley Zeberian incident to the German system of espionage and treachery and urges parents to bring youths to witness its message for American patriotism.
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Germany
Orpheum
James W. Gerard
Ogden
Gee Ik
Goss
Gerard
Ifrisus
Bohemians Join Entente Forces In Italy
Italian headquarters in northern Italy May 8. Bohemian troops received a battle flag and joined the Entente in fighting Austria Hungary oppressors. The regiment marched to the front under red and white banner with their own officers. The men appeared large and well built in greyish green tunics and red edged visorless caps.
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Italy
Associated Press
Austria-Hungary
Peasants Resist Invasions in Ukraine War Effort
Peasants oppose German and Central Powers backed Russians in Ukraine forming large armed detachments. They burn crops, destroy buildings, and block food commandeering as German bands press operations. German forces deploy artillery and extra troops to Jolnavig amid rising violence.
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Ukraine
Joltavig
Grand jury indicts 21 Arizona citizens in Bisbee deportations
May 28 Tucson All that Walter Douglas of New York Phelps Dodge corporation was among those indicted by the Tucson grand jury in a conspiracy case to deprive citizens of constitutional rights. Twenty one prominent Arizona citizens now face demurrers as the hearing likely won’t occur before September. Douglas, former Phelps-Dodge executive, is noted copper producer.
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Walter Douglas
New York
Phelps- Lode Corporation
United States District Court of
Blsbee
Douglas
Douglas and Bisbee
Eizens
United States
Arizona
Tucson Grant
Luday Throweh
William H. Sawtelle
Presidne
Mst Holt Court
Glol
Erolt
Thomas Flynn
Preapntw
Chicago
Tomr
Nemurrer
Walter Ixnighis
Phelps-Dodge
Hlawee
Bisbee
Ckques
Pangias
1 Philp
Doder Corgarition
Dale
Are
Demurrer in arraignment delays case until fall
The arraignment proceeded with no defendants present in person. through counsel they demurred to the indictments arguing the facts do not violate federal law. A hearing on the demurrer is not expected before fall. Paris attack report notes long range guns bombarding the city again at 0:30 this morning after a prolonged interval.
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Paris
Royal Flying Corps Private Killed in Camp Accident
Royal Flying Corps private Winnet died after an airplane accident at Camp Borden. He died in a camp hospital last night. Next of kin is Mrs Ruth Winnet of Los Angeles California. The note notes a casualty amid other financial market data printed with the ticker symbols and prices.
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Royal Flying Corps
Camp Borden
Onl
Winnet
Royal Fying Corps
Ruth Winnet
Real Des
Los Angelea
Cal
Irregular War Time Report Mixes Markets and War Talk
The dispatch blends rationed market notes with war mood, citing corn rallys and selling pressure while forecasting warmer weather and brood sow trends. A sugar price quote from New York May 23 highlights steady refining, followed by a patriotic preview of American soldiers ready for battle in France and a projected breakthrough against German lines.
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Falas
Twelve Years Ago In A German Themed Classified Ads Reading
A speaker at a Taberty loan sales meeting read a 1906 German author Klaus Wagner quote asserting racial expulsion and migration rights. The text urges non German populations to relocate to Africa and North Africa, and references South American and mixed heritage groups.
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Taberty
ABC
Klaus Wagner
Interned Aliens Ordered to Work in Camp Dix
Government applies work orders to internees including Germans from large cities. Four hundred acre farm to be cultivated at Camp Dix with 100 aliens supervised by 25 soldiers. Parole at troop camps will target vegetables for soldiers. Amsterdam dispatches report Don Cossacks form new ministry under General Bogaye after leader Kale dines died.
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Juy
Provost Marshes
General Crawder
Camp Dix
Amsterdam
Rostsy-on-the-Gon
Don Cossacks
Bogaye
Kaledines
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