Lost dirigible crosses ocean winds toward St Johns
Five De Haviland aircraft depart Dallas Love Field on a cross country army recruiting flight to Boston. The C-5 dirigible, after a fogbound attempt near Newfoundland, neared St Johns Newfoundland awaiting orders for an Atlantic crossing, with navy seaplane NC-4 making engine repairs at Halifax en route to Trepassey and Lisabon.
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The
Associated Press
Love Field
Dallas
Tex
de Haviland
Boston
St. Johns
N. F
British Isles
Montauk Point
Quidividi Anchorage
Greenwich
New York
Bay
Newfoundland
Chicago
Baloon
Big Bay
Conception Bay
Placentia Bay
Island
St. Pierre
Atlantic
Coil
Lieut. D. Campbell
Little Miquelon Island
Halifax
Trepassey, N. F
Musgodoboit Harbor
Baltimore
Washington, D. G
A. C. Read
Navy Department
Hawker and
Raynham
England
Trepassey Bay
John H. Towers
Naval
Azores
Towers
Trepassey
Punta Delgada
Elks Plan to Attend Dubuque State Convention
Waterloo Lodge No 290 and Dubuque Lodge No 297 announce Iowa Elks convention in Dubuque on June 10 and 11. Local lodges may charter cars and invite Cedar Falls band to join the trip. Postwar interest rises as peace returns.
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Waterloo
B. P. O. Elks
Dubuque
No. 297
Elks
Iowa
Cedar Falls
Judge C W Mullan's Will Names Widow Executrix
The will of Judge C. W. Mullan was filed today naming his widow Mrs Emma L. Mullan as executrix.
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C. W. Mullan
C. W. Mulan
Emma L. Mullan
Queen and Princess Poor Dancers and a Yank
Private James Wallace of the 332d Ambulance Company writes from Aix les Bains about American doughboys dancing with European royals. He describes whistles signaling partners changing, a general surprised but sporting, and notes American girls would likely outdance the queens and princesses.
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Chicago
James Wallace
332D Ambulance Company
James
Roumania
Spain
Aix Les Baing
Hbis
G. F. Colman
Galf Avenue
Ater
Altho
Mrs. Castle
British tribute paid Miss Cavell in London service
England honored Edith Cavell, the nurse executed in Brussels on October 12 1915, with a public funeral in Westminster Abbey. The ceremony featured government officials, foreign representatives, and the king's envoy Earl of Athlone, ending with the last post and a gun carriage coffin to Norwich Cathedral for burial.
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Associated Press
London
England
Edith Cavell
Brussels
I Brussela
Norjarleh
Westminster Abbey
George
Earl of Athlone
Mary
Westminster
St. John
Sullivan
Trevellle
Cuttin
Nnoon
Chopin
Norwich
Peter ii
Canon Dechair
Cate
Miss Cavell
Assyrian Fakirs Sweep Funds via Blind Appeals
Immigration inspector links 300 Assyrian fakirs in the United States to a swift money scheme, citing George Elia and associates who used bishop appeals to collect donations. Authorities seek Elia and partner BE. David while noting Elia’s father was deported in 1914 for imposture.
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Wallingford
Syria
James T. H. Nash
Immigration Service
St. Louis
George Elia
Nash
Elia
Mr. Nash
America
George
J. R. Dann
Ada M. Palmer
Board of Censors
Wae
Immigration Bureau
Miss Palmer
Nashville
Tenn
Uncle Sam
Mexico
BE. David
David
Stephen Alexander
Anotherakir
Towa
Eli
Iowa
Daniel
WILLAP GL0CKNER LAND Mr and Mrs Glock Receive News
Mr and Mrs Charles F Glock announce a message from their son Willis Glock, of the Three Hundred Nineteenth field artillery, that he has landed in New York City. He will go to Camp Ton prior to mobilization. In France he acted as batta agent for Battery C. Before service he worked at Courier.
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Willap Glockner
Charles F. Glock
Willis
Nineteenth Field Artillery
New
France
Batta
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Britigh
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Hirsey, Wickwire Co
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Marshalltown
Woman's Athletic Association
Anne Mir
Johnson
Ace
Dotson-Kerwin
Boys’ Apparel
Valice” Boys
Norfolk
Waeaterloo
Potson Kerwin
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