Prices rise on butter eggs and pork in Indiana
Indiana news reports rising food costs after a fair price list explanation by Federal Food Administrator Stanley Wyckoff for Marion county. He notes 60 percent of butter in storage is commandeered, urging purchases of storage eggs to relieve fresh egg pressure. pork prices climb due to small receipts.
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Indianapolis
Stanley+Wyckott
Marion County
Wyckett
Eges
Terre Haute
Independent Order of Foresters
Paul P. Haynes
Public Service Commission
Commission
Haynes
Kendallville
Auburn
Garrett
Indiana Light and Fuel Company
Shelbyville
G. W. Potter
Washington, D. C
United States Department of Agriculture
Sielby County
Public-Service Commission
St. Joseph Heating Company
South Bend
Wexting J Company
Peru
Pittsburgh
Baldwin Locomotive
Smith-Huffman Manufacturing
Indiaaapolis
Board “of Election Commissioners
Reed
Democratic Party
Indiana
Jas
Thomas Ryan
Rotary Club
Ryan
Winona Lake
Winona Park
Rushville
Rush
Henry
Knightstown
M.cross
Blountville
Ralph Gosnell
Robert Vendenbark
Hancock
Pasetae
Yanks Capture St Mihiel 20 000 Prisoners In Drive
Paris and London estimate Pershing captured over 20 000 prisoners in the St Mihiel salient drive. The American advance liberated 150 square miles of territory in 27 hours and took 15 000 prisoners with 100 guns. French and British reports note gains from Norroy to Abancourt and renewed dawn attacks with quotes of fighting near Metz and Verdun.
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Paris
London
Pershing
St. Mantel
Lorraine
St. Mihiel Salient
Pershings. Arm
Metz
Norroy
Moselle
Hanmont
Dancourt
Abancourt
St.,Mihiel
Meuse
St. Mithiel
Verdun-Commercy-Tour- Nancy
St. Mihiel
Thiacourt
St.Mihiel
St. _Mihiel
Verdun
Commercy
Toul
Nancy Iow
Fii Ns
St. Mihte
Pagny
Hatonville
Germany
Sind
J.ttken
St. “Mihiel
Hattenville
First Army
Courcelles
Baker
Enten D. Baker
France
John J. Pershing
Nancy
Pont A Mousson
Chemin Des Dames
Mangin
Anany Rters
Laon
French
War Office
Marshal Foch
Vailly
Aismé
Vauxaillon
Celles-sur-Aisne
Chemin ‘Des Dames
Laffaux Mill
Mont Des Singes
Haig
Ypres
la’ Basse
Oppy
Sauchy-Caueby
Arras-Cambrai Road
German Soldiers pledge steadfast will to victory
A dated message from the German National Soldiers union asserts the home front remains resolute against enemy efforts to break morale. It emphasizes military and moral strength and the German people's unanimous determination to prevail with God's help.
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Amsterdam
Will Hamon
Union
Wilson rejects Austria's peace note and calls for real aims
President Wilson's reply to Austria-Hungary's peace proposal was made public within minutes of the Swedish minister presenting the note. Secretary Lansing released a 68 word statement reiterating U S terms for peace and opposing any unofficial conference.
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Hon
Vienna
Washigton
Lansing
United States
Washington
Wilson
State Department
Allied World
Finis
Austria
Germany
W. A. F. Ekengren
Langing
White House
Baron Burian
Balfour
German Agents Linked Lenine Trotzky to German Plans
U S government releases official documents via the committee on public information asserting that Nicolai Lenine and Leon Trotzky were paid German agents. The papers allege Germany funded the Bolshevik leadership to betray Russia and to disrupt allied efforts, detailing plans to deploy agents and provocations in the United States prior to America entering World War I.
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Washington
Nicolai Lenine
Leon Yrotzky
United States
Committee On Public Information
Russia
Edgar G. Sisson
Imperial Bank
Lenine
Trotzky
Germany
Sarajevo
Zimmerman
Mexico
Japan
Berlin
Brest: Litovsk
Comrade Trotzky
Comrade Lenine
Petrograd
Explaining the rise of a tenth century BCE kingdom
The piece discusses why a small group of tribes could form a large kingdom around Solomon’s era. It notes a temporary lull in major powers, with Assyria occupied in the east and Egypt in internal strife, while the Hittites declined.
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Solomon
Assyria
Egypt
Austrian note labeled as old German trick sparks war weariness debate
London reports the Daily Mail and Daily Telegraph clash over Austria's armistice terms with the Kaiser. Observers call the Austrian note a cynical, insincere bid to gain breathing space. The note is viewed as part of a broader peace offensive aimed at easing pressure on the Central powers.
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London
A. J. Balfour
Dominion
Friedrich von Payer
Austria-Hungary
Balfour
Germany
Belgium
Alsace-Lorraine
Brest‘Litovsk
Bucharest
Daily Mail
Austria
Daily ‘Telegraph
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Toledo, St. Louis and Western Railroad
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J. T. Taussig
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William Lowe Bryan
Indiana University
War Department
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National Army
Arthur A. Stewart
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Army Training Corps
Muncie—Reid, Murdock & Co
Linton
Munele
Columbus
Pennsylvania
Pearl Taulman
Wirth
Washington Streets
Laura Williams
Fourteenth
Gertrude Meyers
Water Works
Second Street
R. L. Sensenich
Indiana Society For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
National Tuberculosis Society
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W E. Stone
DePauw
Tristate
Angola
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