Veterans Parade Returns as Memorial Day Observance
Chicago May 30 Veterans again march in the Memorial Day parade led by veterans of World War I and remembered Civil War generals General Grant and General Sherman as crowds line central streets. Ceremonies honor the dead at national cemeteries with messages of gratitude to soldiers, wives, mothers, and nurses, while plans continue for bringing home bodies buried in Europe for burial.
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Chicago
Vetorana
Faust Ander
Grant
Vicksburg
Gettysburg
Michigan Boulevard
Eynes
Hiass Lgraves
Custer Baty Hefiald
Lig Lloendlylet
Montannay Uiere
Tsylington
Virgivia
Jefferson Harracks Cemetery
St. Santa Hsl
Mound City
Baseball Tomorrow in City Match Between Amateur Teams
Tomorrow the Unaoball team of the Southern Pacific Alans will meet the star IKE from the Ogden Prcting and Provision ay at Lis park. Both teams are amateur and anti-protensionals, and are the strongest in the city at present. That game will be hotly contended with Abe auirod likely to figure prominently.
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Southern Pacific Alans
Ike
Ogden Prcting
Lis Park
Wae Oyer
Wivorgest
Etherington Denies Imprisonment Claim in District Court
W W Etherington, recently in district court for false imprisonment, denies the arrest was unlawful. He claims the arrest followed a warning and asserts the law offers no remedy for the working man. He says the officers received a requisition from Hing ham City to hold him as a possible deserter. He adds he was injured and unable to serve in the army.
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Etherington
Universities of England Again Full after War Returns
A London dispatch reports Oxford and Cambridge restoring student life after mass military service. Balliol College notes about 32,000 British undergrads left for war. 2844 killed, 1090 missing, and over 16 Victoria Crosses earned. Reforms and lenient degree requirements are aiding veterans’ readjustment and continuing studies.
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Washington
England
Wewtenant Kolonel J. CG. Fawnthorpe
A. da Smuith
Balliol College
Oxford
Talllol
Fleures
Cambridge University
Lan
Trxford
Cambridge
Ife
Halllol
Theerlik
Neler
Charnes
Wiley
Kt Burd Ag
Churaccoy
Ginert
Tiferte
Tin Woodman and the Jackdaws Save the Nest Tale
In a perilous Nest siege, the Tin Woodman and friends fend off Jackdaws attacking a Scarecrow nest. They barter straw for money stuffed into the Scarecrow to save their friends, then explore the Wishing Pills with mixed results as Tip tests one pill and the Woggle-Bug heals the Gump. The group plans to meet Glinda the Good to learn if the pills’ powers can aid their voyage.
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Jack
Tip
Nic Woodman
Joe
Moneed
San -Florie
Teller
Aks
Phin
Scarecrow
Bng
Ken Wall
Anil
Sof Jide
Famous fliers return to tol s f familiar note
A damaged wartime dispatch reports the return of American airmen aboard the transport Louisville. It notes forty two enemy planes credited to the squadron with seventy downed, casualties totaling ten killed, five wounded, three captured, and Major Read Chambers, aged 24, praised with honors.
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Seay York
S4ch
Eddie
America
Cobleng
Lorenpalion
Prinoller
Read Chaambers
Memphis
Toon
No Accident Week Planned By Pacific Railroad
The article announces a no accident week from June 22 to 28 across the Central Western region to reduce railway accidents. William Jeffers, general manager, urges all officers and employees to support the campaign, improve safety, and present plans at committee meetings to cut avoidable incidents.
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Tnlon Pacific Railroad
Jacal Elaine
William Jeffers
Fr Roud
Central Western
Emmuses Jat Ihe Prion Parifie
Alwave Boldman
Serina
Enron Pacific
Ancidentia
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