Nation's Manhood in Evidence Today
United Press reports a mass national mobilization as ten million men register to vote and offer service for democracy. From cities to farms, homes to farms, the populace lines up at seven to obtain registration certificates and join a vast registration machinery.
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Census Bureau
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United States
Hums Along in Country as Registration Opens
Across the nation on June 5 registrants queued for the draft with orderly lines and patriotic displays. Norfolk and Portsmouth reported no disorder while crowds in Atlanta Minneapolis St Louis Washington Newport News Jacksonville Birmingham Mobile Roanoke and Virginia counties showed orderly participation and festive observances.
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Hennepin County
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Washington
Washington Monument
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Kentucky
Newport News
Mobile
Ala
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Virginia
Roanoke
Ten thousand men to officer ships in new merchant fleet
Federal Shipping Board and Department of Commerce announce a campaign to recruit and train 10,000 men as ship officers. Henry Howard of Boston is named director with offices in the Boston customs house. A training school opens near Boston and fourteen more are planned along the Atlantic coast with later expansion.
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Washington
Federal Shipping Board
Department of Commerce
Henry Howard
Boston
Boston Customs House
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Pacific Coast
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Steamboat Inspection Division
Old North State Nobly Responding to Nation's Call
Maxton North Carolina June 5 special to The Dispatch registration proceeds fast with three registrars aiding crowds of young colored men. About 175 have registered for the military company and drum corps. they marched from the school to registration singing patriotic tunes and receiving khaki badges. Registrars Capt. J. C. Everett W. O. Bennett and S. H. McKinnon assisted by Mayor J. M. Armstrong.
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Presbyterian Church
Maxton
N. C
Federal Reserve Warns Banks on German Interests in Latin America
At the request of the State Department the Federal Reserve Board warned member banks that German interests in Latin America seek to secure American funds to foment trouble in this hemisphere. It urged strict scrutiny of transfers to neutral countries on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Latin America
Atlantic
Austrian Mass Attacks Fail on Italian Front
Rome June 5 Italian war office reports repulsion of massed Austrian attacks south of Gorizia from Dosso Daili to the sea. Italians halted the Austrian rush between Castagnavizza and Samano and counter attacked, taking advance positions in the sector.
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Rome
London
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Dosso Daili
Castagnavizza
Samano
War Office
Alsace Lorraine to be Restored to France by Allies
The French chamber of deputies endorses the Alsace Lorraine restoration to France and calls for peace guarantees after Prussian militarism is crushed. It backs allied efforts and rejects amendments, urging coordinated military and diplomatic action for just reparations and liberation.
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Klotz
Charles
Dumont
Chamber of Deputies
Alsace-Lorraine
France
National Assembly
Europe
Germany
Railroads may seek freight rate raise if 1917 stats hold
Clifford Thorne for the National Shippers Conference told the Interstate Commerce Commission that if railroad statistics for 1917 remain constant, roads could be entitled to a freight revenue increase not exceeding 3.8 percent, though current ratio fluctuations may not justify such an increase now.
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Washington
Clifford Thorne
National Shippers Conference
Interstate Commerce Commission
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