Cuba to seed aviators to France in war effort
Colonel Manuel Coronado of Cuba organizes the Escadrille Cubaine a 25 man aviation unit to serve with France volunteers from Cuba include 33 youths ready to fund their own planes and equipment they hope for Pensacola training and U S Navy backing to train at Pensacola Florida and join allied air forces for the war effort.
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Escadrille
New York
Aero Club of America
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Washington
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Messages Shot From Guns In New German Tactic
French artillery has used hollow steel shell munitions to fire messages backward from front lines, aiming to reach rear points asking for aid, as German troops seek countermeasures against this method.
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America
France
Potatoes, weeds, and a two acre Idaho ground
An assortment of odd notices and anecdotes. A man grows SS90 worth of potatoes on two Idaho acres. A Postmaster in Edwardsville Illinois dies after touching poison weed leaves. A German expert urges Nebuchadnezzar like grass cutting. Jimson weed shifts from despised to California drug crop at 12 cents a pound. Los Angeles man imagines vividly and nearly harms himself by self hypnosis after a girl jilts him. Long Island City pupils, backed by parents, strike over ill feeding and clothing. A Fort Douglas horseshoer quits after learning the horses were mules. A former Wall Street clerk now runs two brokers who once ordered him about.
Korniloff Emerges as Strong Counter-Revolution Figure in Russia
The piece portrays General Korniloff as a disciplined, iron willed leader with broad support among the Cossacks and artillery, poised to challenge Kerensky's government amid a broader clash between nationalist conservatives and socialist radicals, describing the military dictator scenario and the danger of desertions and political fragmentation.
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Nikolai Lenine
Isaac Don Levine
New York Tribune
Petrograd
Korniloff
Kitchener
Lenine
Koerniloff
Kerensky
Council of Soldiers and Workmen
Concert on Ki lava rim marks Hawaii band feat
The Hilo band, a diverse group from Hawaii, Portugal, and the Philippines, performed on the rim of Kilauea volcano in honor of Mme. Pele. They traveled from Hilo in two hours by road and played Hawaii Pono I and Aloha Oe as lava roared below.
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Hawaiian Islands
Kilauea
Mme. Pele
Hilauea
Hilo
Iilauea
Hawaii
Hawaii Pono 1’—and Then “Aloha Oe
Indians Exempted From Draft by Crowder Ruling
Provost Marshal General Crowder announces that most Indians who registered June 5 under the selective draft law will be exempt from service. Indians who have not severed tribal relations are not citizens and thus not draft-eligible. Webster Ballinger, at Indian request, secured the president’s ruling.
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General Crowder
United States
Webster Ballinger
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