Knights of Pythias and Sisters plan events at Castle Hall
At Castle Hall Carnahen tomorrow at 7 pm the Knights of Pythias and Golden Crown Pythian Sisters will march in a body to Westminister Presbyterian Church for a memorial sermon by Rev. W. P. Hosken. A lawn fete by the Missionary Society is planned for Jan 15 at Henry Howard’s.
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Austria Wins Wilson Backing for Siberian Camp Inspection
President Wilson agreed to a personal letter to Emperor Nicholas promising inspection of Siberian camps holding Austrian prisoners. The move follows failed diplomatic talks and reports that Austrians and POWs were not being sent. The American Red Cross involvement is noted.
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Siberian
Galician Front Battles and Submarine War Report
From the Galician front heavy fighting is reported along virtually the entire Galician line with Austro Hungarian authorities stating progress and a decisive turn in the Russian campaign. The British and French lines see some advances and losses near Givenchy and Kobse as German reinforcements and action continue on the Gallipoli front. Submarine activity remains active with several ships torpedoed including the Iona and Cyrus, while Rome reports limited frontline gains east of Rovere and Val Morbla in Val Arsa.
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Germany
Galicla
Iona
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Montreal
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York
London
NAMES FOR HALL OF FAME Candidates Named by NYU
Seventeen names of famous Americans with over 200 nominations were chosen as candidates for five tablets inscribed every five years in the Hall of Fame at New York University. Chancellor Emeritus Macken announced the list, including authors, educators, scientists, soldiers, and jurists among the candidates.
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Hall of Fame
New York ‘University
Emeritus Macen
Rank Park
Mark Hop xi
Freeman
Horace ‘Bushnell
Joseph Henenjamin
Thompson
Louis Raiz
George Rogera
Nathaniel Green
Thomas J. Jhckeon
Ruus Chaate
Thomas Melatrre Gcaotey
Cotton Export Ban Shocks Trade Between Nations
A confused clipping reports the Dutch government halting raw cotton exports to Germany. The move is described as temporary and affecting supply chains, with implications for Dutch and German trade. The note hints at a broader import dependence and potential price impacts.
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London
Germany
Heroic British Lieutenant Survives After Arm Loss
In London during the war, Lieut. Remoived of the Fourth East Yorks held a severed artery for three days with no surgical aid. His comrades pressed on, their fingers and hands shielding life as bleeding continued amid trench conditions. The hospital later notes his life saved by these improvised efforts.
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Fourth East Yorks
London
Acquit Swoboda of Alleged Misconduct in Paris Inquiry
The Paris permanent court martial inquiry found no basis to charge Swoboda with service as a Get. It concluded that Raymond Swoboda did not participate in the alleged explosion or any related actions. The inquiry, led by Mayor fal, found Swoboda stayed in France prior to the alleged events and had no involvement in the affair.
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Fal
Paris
Swoboda
Estabii
Faris
France
Many New American Ships Added To Fleet
In June, the Meyanette yards produced 113 ships totaling 19,494 tons, mostly small wooden steam vessels. Nine ships of 127,746 tons were added to the fleet from other sources. Deputy Attorney General Alfred N. Becker sought to deny seats in the Thaw trial while the Albany court considered permitting the jury trial.
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Ean
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Albany
Alfred N.becker
Court of, Appeals
Harry K. Thaw
Becker
Supreme Court
Hendrick
Cadets Sail on Long Trip with Battleships Escort
Cadets depart under Rear Admiral W. F. Follant for a long voyage, accompanied by battleships Messouti and Glass. Remaining at port are staff for drill and instruction aboard the ship.
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nMssouti
Ean Grill
Declared Legally Dead After Eight Years Amid Estate Transfer
Eight years after her death Mrs. George A. Keller was declared legally dead by Judge McIn Mycop county. Her estate valued around $200 000 was ordered transferred to her heirs. Keller formerly led the Great Western outfit and died when she and her daughters were aboard a steamer along the Pacific coast.
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Dent
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Statistical June 5 History and Notable Events
A fragmented column notes historical items including Adan Snotth born to Set 5 land and death in 1891, a reference to Uncle Tom’s Cabin, a Washington note, a legal or property loss of 55000000, and a brief astronomy section listing Mercury Saturn Venus and Mars operations with lunar almanac hints.
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Adan Snotth
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Sydney
Porter C
Harm
Notable deaths and celestial notes in history column
In History section, notes include deaths of Nathan Hale and James Lawrence with brief details, Count Camillo Benso di Cavour and Theodore O'Hara among others. Astronomical events list visible planets for evening and morning sky, plus a brief weather outlook for tonight and Sunday.
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Xeuew York
James Lawrence
United’ States
Chesapeake
Catanlo Benso de Cavour
Cavour
Huying
Italy
Theodore O'Hara
C. H. Cramp
Laborers and Loyd George Rally For War Effort
David Lloyd George, minister of munitions, urged England's laboring classes to back the government in a Liverpool speech to longshoremen. He warned that without labor pulling with the government the entire war machine would clog and demoralize. He linked military defeats at Praemysl and in Galicia to shortages of ammunition and called for unified effort.
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Liverpool
England
David Loyd-George
Illinois G A R Elects Leaders At Moline
June 5 Col John H Snyder of Canton Illinois was chosen department leader of the Illinois division of the Grand Army encampment defeating William Andrews of Rockford. Other officers elected include J G Shoales Moline first vice commander Philip Smith Peoria junior vice commander Dr M H Hasina Peoria medical director W L Bubberton Chicago medical director.
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Lil
Grand Army
William Andrews
Rockford
J.G. “Shoales
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Feoria
M. H. Hasina
Peoria
W. L. Bubberton
Chicago
Ford declares stock dividend in Detroit credits
Ford Motor Co of Detroit announces authorization of capital stock increase from 2,000,000 to 100,000,000 in credits and declares a stock dividend of 48,000,600 payable July 1, with June dated notice to shareholders.
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Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Co
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Rock Island inquiry resumes amid railroad finances
Washington June 5 the Interstate Commerce Commission resumes its investigation into the Rock Island railroad finances. President and several directors are slated as witnesses as a Mississippi bride sues for divorce. A dilapidated survey meets them at the station after their honeymoon. She obtains alimony. An concrete viaduct has been built in Kansas City spanning thirty two tracks.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rock Island Railroad
Alconcrete
Kanses
Band Parade in Jackson Ends with Mule Claim Settlement
A Jackson parade by a band led to a dispute over a dead mule owned by a Californian. The owner, said to possess a unique watch that winds itself with every step, is involved as the claim is settled.
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Jackson
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