Germany counts bombing policy a boomerang in rage
London reports Lt General Smuts harshly accuses Germany of impotent rage as they retaliate with aerial bombing against noncombatants. He concedes Britain has launched heavy strikes on German airfields trains and billets while condemning civilian suffering and urging restraint toward noncombatants.
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London
Brute
German East Africa
Chamber, of Commerce
United Kingdom
Germany
Smuta
Oloeteen Nizhte
Beares
Eavstog
Industia
Populour
Drop On a Touchy Corn Mutant Relief Ad
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless treatment for corns and calluses. It claims tiny bottles sold by druggists, drops applied directly to the corn, shrinking and lifting it with no skin irritation. It promises instant results, with no constant recurrences.
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Jet Ag Efm Ache Wien
Adournment of Congress Sparks Committee Action
The adjournment dispute centers on Representatives Darmbart io Ulana chairman Venable Mississippi Longworth Ohio and Waleh Massachusetts Elephens of Mississippi. Heflin pressed for right to speak on the Noor while Speaker Clark ruled him out of order. The controversy began with Urstin declaring von Hernsterff asked his government to authorize spending of 50 dollars to influence congress and accusing certain members of acting suspiciously.
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Congress
Darmbart
Ioulana
Venable
Miseissipp
Longworth
Ohio
Waleh
Marsachurette
Elephens
Maninsippi
Heflin
Clark
Urstin
von Hernsterff
Cutieress
Peace by conquest urged by Taft at Devon Manor speech
Former President William Howard Taft told a Devon near Philadelphia audience that peace by conquest is the only path now. He warned that open aggression will invite another war and that victory is needed to gain a seat at the councils of nations. He described the crisis as a provisional band aid for a world healing from a "cancerous ailment."
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Philadelpina
Oct
William HH. Taft
Devon
House Committee to Probe Charges in Congress War Conspiracy
Washloxton reports a five member committee appointed by the house to investigate charges of unseemly conduct alleged by Representative Jirflin of Alabama. The panel is to report its findings before an unspecified deadline in Inventizate.
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House Committee
Washloxton
Jirflin
Alab
Bama
Tampico Strike Breaks Out In New Mexico City
A new Tampico strike spreads to the Aguilar oil shops with about 40 workers quitting over wage demands. Reported pay increases seek 50 percent for skilled labor and 75 percent for unskilled workers. The IWW is said to have fomented the action.
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Mexico City
Tampico
Aguilar
Wels
Senator Smoot Attacks Army Bill in Senate Debate
The report notes Senator Smoot in a Senate floor speech arguing the army bill lacks cash surrender value and basing rates on a tax rather than a flat rate. He calls for delegating allowances for dependents to the Navy and War departments as part of the debate. The summary also mentions Peru's Disobedience by a minister to Germany over a sinking claim and other labor reform notes from Spain and Ohio.
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Washington
Smoot
Senate
Navy
Okty
Congcorn
Nhh
Spain
Subscalpions To The Second Liberty Loan Campaign
A local article describes bank directors and citizens rallying to fund a $12,000,000 state bond issue. Meetings across Ogden district aim to secure $10,000 from the treasury and a $2,000 loan, with banks and depositors slated to participate. Officials plan campaign headquarters at the Weber club and recruit stenographers to manage correspondence.
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Butacriptlana
Ogden
Magree Nas Upnat Bank
Weber Elb
Bond Camphias
Mans
Habanka
Vba
Erecubie
Imic
Ontelale
Treasury Department
Atte
Utah
Oxden Clearing House Association
Woeber Club
Vienaa
Eingree Taional Bank
Mechanics Move to Oust La Follette in Senate
Denver Colo April 4 United American Mechanics adopted resolutions calling for the expulsion of Senator Robert M La Follette for actions described as antagonistic to the best interests of the American people and treacherous to the Republic. The resolutions were forwarded to the United States Senate.
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Denver
Cola
United States Senate
Hobert M. LaFollette
Senate
Cornell
United American Mechanics
la Follette
Repubiie
Jacobson Declares Duty After Draft Evasion Claim
A. Jacobson, whose home was in Ogden and later registered in St Paul, did not evade the draft. He left for Camp Lewis with Ogden’s contingent and will be credited as Minnesota unit despite not being in the Minnesota quota. He sought legal guidance, reported for a physical exam, and followed exemption board directives before joining the national army.
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Nein A. Jacobson
Dan Lewis
American Lake
Oden
Umen
Jacobson Tan
St. Vaul
Minn
Ordeo
Ife
Trigden
Etragibien
Maul Ly
Ogden
Minneapelle
Jacobson
Camp Lewin
Minnesota
Minnesota Carp
Ben Milgent
National Army
Divorced Women Barred From Civil Service Exam
An examination for clerk and carrier will be held at the post office. Married women will not be admitted. The prohibition does not apply to widows who are living, but they are eligible for appointment as clerks. Applicants must be sound and male applicants must be taller than five feet, pounds and inches. For blanks and information, address the secretary of the board of civil service, Esamboore Av. the post office.
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Board of Civil Service
Esamboore
Postntice
Cards Score First in Bt Louis Series
In the opening game of the Bt Louis series the Nadengis clinch a 2 1 victory over the Ameri cans as Loudermilk outpitched Mead. The pitchers were Loudermilk Sev ered Meadown and Loyder. A ten percent wage increase for all United States Woolen company employees becomes effective Monday.
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BT. Louis
Usied
Tle St. Louis
Nadengis
St. Boule Americans
Loudermilk
Recre
EL Amen
Severed
Meadown
Vackont
Loyder
Aoscton
America Woolen Company
Von Hindenburg Appeals For Unity On 70th Birthday
Amsterdam dispatch reports Field Marshal Von Hindenburg issued a general appeal to the German people on his seventieth birthday urging unity and restraint after the war. He warns disunity harms the nation and strengthens enemies while expressing hope for Germany's future.
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Amsterdam
Phul von
Fragmentary wartime line about German oaks and resolve
A clipped wartime excerpt describes nerves and security needs, urging steadiness and a focus on the goal. It mentions keeping to German oaks and tense muscles as preparation for action. The text feels like a fragment from a larger dialogue or directive.
Exhume Effort for Flagler's Former Wife in Louisville
Authorities in Wilmington have issued a permit to exhume the remains of Mrs. Flagler Bingham who died July 27 in Louisville and was buried in Wilmington. The widow of Henry M. Flagler, co founder of Standard Oil, she left a vast fortune estimated up to 50 million dollars to her niece Miss Louise Wise, now Mrs. Thornton Lewis. The cause of death is listed as an acute heart disturbance.
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Wilmington
Dla
Flagler Bingham
Louisville
Wilmip
Bingham
Henry M. Flagler
Standard Oi! Co
TaultinUlonaire
Flagler
Judea Bingham
Loulaville
Misa Couise Wise
Thornton Lewis
Cincinnati
Ohio
Alra. Hing
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Jolida
Lafollette
Els A. Sagobson
von Hindenburg
Columbia
National Emblem
Stripes
American Republic
Alabama
Browning Bros. Co
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Brotherhood OF American Yeomen
Standard Tobacco Fund
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