Plan to move national guardsmen to Europe by autumn
United Press reports that about 26000 guardsmen may be sent to Europe by autumn if army staff approves. Training would occur in this country before deployment, with intensive work in Great Britain or France. If sent to France, troops would be stationed behind the lines and the Pershing division could be kept for the fall and winter operations.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Euerope
Army and National Guard
Shige
Great Britain
Prange
France
Guy Pee
Re Era
Peralng
Zuachsines
Europe
Chen Bate
Apporbeniis
America
Pershing
Mobilization orders for Indy unit hospitals and Frankfort ambulance company
The War Department ordered the mobilization of Field Hospital No. 1 in Indianapolis and Ambulance Company No. 1 in Frankfort, units of the National Guard. They will report to Fort Harrison for uptrainment. Authorities warn vigilance remains tight as they pursue ring leaders and tighten exemptions and penalties.
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Indianapolis
Ind
War Department
Inch Dianapolis
Frankfort
National Guard
Ft. Harrison
Phebe de Ee
Anticonscriptionists Active Seen Under Arrest
Federal agents report more than one hundred alleged anti conscription plotters detained in Washington and other areas. Officials expect new actions next Monday as fears of the draft law spread while 10,000,000 men await registration. Attorney General Gregory oversees the crackdown.
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United Stress
Deodar Rapids
Rute News
Herate Washington
TD. C
Power and Light Dispute Over Indiana Plants
In Indiana City Vinccennes area lengthy talks among Indiana Power and Light and Eastern Power and Light of New York surrounding the purchase of power plants. H L Clark, president, reports commission negotiations have reached terms after initial refusals. Capitalization of the combined plants remains capped as authorities urge orderly consolidation.
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Ind
Indiana Power & Gereed T Water Company
Vincennes
Digger
Petersburg
Eastern Power & Light Corporation of
New York
H. L. Clark
Barnum and Bailey Circus Wrecked by Windstorm
Uniontown pa June 2 Ore Regd twenty Injured a half stare suffering from shock and property damage of upwards of 30000 That was the summary today of the toil of an electrical storm and riather wrecked Ore main goet show tent of the Barnum and Barner reas and buried 2590 peojle.
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United Press
Uniontown
Barnum & Barner Reas
Kaiser congratulates Emperor Charles on Austrian front defense
Amsterdam dispatches report Kaiser Wilhelm wired congratulations to Emperor Charles of Austria for the Italian front defense. He praised Austrian forces for hidden defiance against a strong onslaught and declared congratulations to the emperor and his brave troops on their great success.
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United Press
Amsterdam
Kaiser Wilhelm
Charles of Austria
Berlin
American Aviators in France Face German Hatred
In France, American airmen endure intense German hostility as patriotic pilots press on. The piece notes enemy animosity toward Allied flyers and underscores the perilous conditions confronting US servicemen abroad.
Germans Overwhelm American Flyers in Air War
Paris on June 2 reports German aviators concentrate hate on American fliers. They say Americans seldom face equal numbers, being attacked by multiple planes. Dr Edmund Grog, Lafayette corps organizer, appeals for moral and material support from Americans at home as pilots bravely defend America’s honor with scrapped uniforms and limited resources.
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Paris
Edmund Grog
Lafayette Corps
S&y. i
United States
America
American War Department
Germany Reports Taking of Position in Western Front
The War Office announced a German position seizure on the western front in May. A sudden surprise attack reportedly yielded prisoners and captured a general amid German gains northeast of Saissors and a three quarter mile wide advance.
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Teniiy
Jane O. Mantiure
Saissors
War Office
Hoover Says America Needs Sacrifice In Food Use
Washington reports former food administrator Herbert Hoover urges households to curb waste and adopt sacrifice, noting women contribute to 90 percent of consumption and criticizing late suppers as a major extravagance. Mrs. Thomas Carrico and children returned to Princeton after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Louis Greenweel.
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Thomas Carrico
Princeton
Louis Greenweel
Registration Notice for 1846 to 1886 Births in Washington
The notice requires all male residents born between June 6 1846 and June 5 1886 to register on Tuesday June 5 1977 between seven a.m. and Sep 1 a.m. at home registration spaces or via the county or city clerk if absent. Penalty is up to one year in prison for failing to register.
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Regulaur Army Reserve
National Guard and
National Guard Reserve
Wurean
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
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National Naval Volunteers
Departments
Meeting on Trustea Gilley influence in township race
A Madison township meeting was held in the office with several trustees present from Wasneton Madison Hogard Veale and Steele. The session discussed the contest between Gilley of Wasu ingtas and T Amick for county superintendent of schools and the broader bid to secure a Washington township trustee seat amid a salary increase to 2000 a year by the last legislature.
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Madison Township
Qdun
Trustea Gilley
Wasu
Wasneton
Madison
Hogard
Veale
Steele
Gilley
Washington Township
British planes bomb Belgian coast bases and Zeebrugge raids
British naval planes dropped several tons of bombs on German bases along the Belgian coast yesterday. Admiralty announced the morning raids on St Denis aerodromes and Zeebrugge and Osterd.
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United Press
London
St. Dennis
Zeebrujee
Osterd
Indictments for Plot to Foment Revolution Abroad
Chicago June 2 Fourteen men led by Baron Von Reiswitz formerly German consul and Gustave Jacobson were indicted by the federal grand jury for conspiracy in a plot to foment a revolution in India.
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Chicago
Baron von Reiswitz
Hero
Gustave Jacobson
Federal Grand Jury
India
Cyclones Cause Havoc Across Western States
Kansas City dispatch reports deadly twisters sweeping Missouri, Kansas, and Oklahoma. Homes and farms are wrecked, hundreds of structures damaged, and lives lost. Coffeville, Kansas, placed under martial law as devastation mounts.
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United Press
Kansas City
West Burts
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Coffenville
Kan
Acmitton Duller
Bidnappers Reach Father in Springfield Child Case
Springfield, June 2. Kidnappers of fourteen month old James Reet, son of millionaire Wanker Reet, tried again to contact the father. A toy boy delivered a message to the butler, then disappeared. Keet then lingered in his auto before returning without the child. Judge Anderson, aiding the search, received a mysterious call as he left home. his family has heard nothing since.
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Springfield
James Reet
Wanker
Judge Anderson
France Granted Hundred Million Dollar War Loan
Washington June 2 The United States extended a 100000900 credit to France the second loan of that amount this year The loan bears 344 percent interest and will fund purchases in the United States The total Allied war loans rise to 770000000 and June allotments aim to lift American contributions to 1000000000 by July 1
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France
Anarchic Parade Marches Through Petrograd Streets
Anarchic groups plan a march through Petrograd streets with Latin banners and chants signaling a bold protest. Police monitor routes as crowds assemble, echoing broader unrest across the city.
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Petrograb
Anarchy Rises in Petrograd as Czarists Fall
Turmoil spreads through Petrograd with anarchists marching the streets shouting Dowf and urging looting. The commerce minister resigns after a dispute with labor authorities while tribunals release revolution prisoners, crimes rise and a 600 clerks strike demanding higher wages. Delegates back moving the ex czar Sivhotas from his winter palace to the Peter and Paul fortress.
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Petrograd
Jinme -2
Jong Iva
Russia
Prion
Siansion
Sivhotas
Peter and Paul
Bridge guard kills driver in Kilbourn Wisconsin discovery
A bridge guard in Kilbourn Wisconsin fired on a car passing the bridge, killing merchant Hing Hunter and wounding three others. The incident occurred when the auto driver failed to halt at the guard’s orders. Local authorities investigated the fatal incident.
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United Press
Kilbourn
Wis
Wisconsin River
Hing Hunter
Engineers Corps Ordered Into Service
The War Department today ordered into active service nine engineer regiments to deploy to France for constructing lines of communication. Bailey, aged fifty, who was crowned last Saturday near Fort Knox, was found dead floating face downward this morning in the river below the city.
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D. C
Seria
Cyjps
France
Bailey
Ft. Knox
Urgent Deficiency Bill Agreed On By Conferees
Washington June 2. The 3 billion urgent deficiency bill funding military and neutral establishments has cleared House and Senate conferees and will be reported out late today.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
House
Senate
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