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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1915

Page

5

Lloyd George Pushes Volunteer Army of Workers Plan

British labor chiefs pledge seven days to raise a mass army of munitions workers. Lloyd George outlines a munitions bill to control output and labor, forbids strikes and lockouts, and empowers compulsory arbitration. Volunteers will be certified as serving the king, with no uniform requirement and full-time work at factories.

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Atlanta Jews appeal for protection amid Marietta threats

A Atlanta committee of Jews asked Solicitor Hugh Dorsey to help stop efforts to drive Jews from Marietta near Atlanta. Letters and store notices warn Jews to leave and stop business. Marietta officials and Gov. Slaton pledge protection as military guards remain at the governor’s suburban home. no damage or further disturbances reported after Monday’s demonstration.

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Earthquake Tolls Report Looters Shot in Mexicali Destruction Near Border

Refugees report looters shot by troops in Mexicali while border town Calexico and Imperial Valley report minimal lives lost. The quake caused structural damage front and back across California and Mexico with property losses estimated around 2 million dollars.

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Margaret Masons Fashion Hints From Old Armchair Tips

Fashion notes offer old time chic with cretonne slip transformed into garments. Cretonne trimmed hats, parasols, and bags dominate summer wardrobes. Fringe trims in silk and metal edge hats, jackets, and dresses while aprons of organdie and Paris muslin pair with lace, nets, and fichus for youthful maidens.

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Businessmen Demand Strand Protest Over Embargo

Amid mounting worries over wartime trade, New York importers with over five million dollars in goods stranded abroad press for U S action. The administration faces pressure to curb Dutch and British trade controls, with hints of a broad maneuver to restrict Holland's commerce if vessels pass through a British embargo. Officials in Washington watch as calls grow for a firmer note to Britain while signaling possible use of American registers to move ships.

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Immigrant Student Adapts At Denver High School

Principal Charl ey Bradley notes a remarkable case of a student of alienage assimilating American ideas. The report from Manta Training High School in Denver describes the girl’s progress as she engages with local culture and education.

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Student Mary Hung Emerges as Valedictorian at Manual Training High

Seventeen year old Mary Hung, daughter of a former Chinatown king, is valedictorian and a popular student at Manual Training High. Born in Colorado, she embraces American culture, plans to attend Wellesley and study medicine, then return to China to work as a government doctor.

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Bankers discuss Federal Reserve Act at New York convention

Close Convention Saratoga Springs N Y June 25 delegates to the twenty second annual New York state bankers association heard Governor Benjamin Armstrong Jr of the New York federal reserve bank outline the act. Many questions were raised as bankers questioned the act while the morning session ended and a tour of St George followed. The banquet closes the gathering this evening as electric wagons remove refuse in European cities offered as a progressive example.

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Warneford Brave Enemy Devastates Zeppelin Myth

German dispatches report Emperor William’s reaction to aviator Warneford’s death after he destroyed a Zeppelin. A Friedrichstrasen meeting discussed Aerial experts proposing mounting machine guns on Zeppelins to fend off aircraft, challenging Count Zeppelin’s belief that airships cannot be attacked.

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Fifty three foundlings seek homes in west and south

Fifty three boys and girls from the New York Foundling Hospital are en route to the west and south seeking homes. The report notes their departure as part of a broader effort to place destitute children with families away from the city.

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Program San Francisco opens annual meeting of the American Academy

Pr Hutchinson introduces the program in San Francisco for the first session of the annual meeting of the American Academy. Dr Woods gives the opening address followed by Clisneéllor Sda with Starr Jordan of Stanford. Dr Jordan discusses medicine’s reception to the tept movement as Surgeon General Rupert Blue attends before adjournment in July. Eight orders of knighthood exist in the British Empire, with the highest being the order of the Gary thr.

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