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Newspaper

Advance Hustler

Location

Advance, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1918

Page

6

From Delivery Wagon to Express Chief

The story follows George C. Taylor rising from Ripon Wisconsin depot delivery boy to president of the American Railway Express company. At age over fifty he steps down from the presidency after decades of service. Milwaukee agent Charles W. Taylor praises his health vision and climb from bottom to top. The company signs to handle all express business under Director General McAdoo.

Ripon Wis George C. Taylor Taylor American Railway Express Company United States New York American Express Company Charles W. Taylor Milwaukee Allied Express Companies McAdoo American Railroads

Urges Allied Help for Russia in East Front Push

Gen. K. M. Obereucheff, once a Russian commander and revolutionist, calls for an international allied army to join the Russian forces in the east to resist the Teutons. He warns the move must be guaranteed to serve a common enterprise and not serve any single nation’s selfish aims or be used as propaganda by Germanophile groups.

K. M. Obereucheff Russia Teutons Oberoucheff Kiev Ukraine Council of Peasants Copenhagen

Geddes Silent on Critic Overage of Draft Inconsistencies

Sir Auckland Geddes faced criticism for calling older men into service while younger officials remain in London. Arthur Beecroft protested demanding why men fifty five are sent to fight for 1s 6d a day while Geddes earns less and serves in civilian post. The private secretary noted Geddes served as a private, fought in France, and was injured. he also served in the South African war.

Sir Auckland Geddes Arthur Beecroft Sir Auckland London Ife France

Socialist candidate Allan Benson resigns from party

Allan L. Benson, 1916 Socialist presidential candidate, resigns from the Socialist party in a Yonkers letter. He denounces foreign-born leadership for promoting a non American policy and asserts the rank and file remain ardently anti central powers while blaming leaders for pro Germanism.

Allan L. Benson Socialist Party Yonkers Benson Wisconsin Europe

Czech soldiers in Italy elect officers by strict tests

Special correspondence notes Czech and Slovak troops in the Italian army elect their own officers. They swear to die for symbol of liberty, carry fallen comrades, and reject weak recruits. The unit seeks disciplined leadership and fierce loyalty amid Austrian oppression.

Veneto Verona Carl Italy Vienna

War Gardeners Respond to Call Across Regions

War gardeners nationwide answer Pershing's plea to keep the food coming. The National War Garden Commission estimates 4.9 million gardens, a 40 percent rise, with 1.5 billion quarts expected in canned goods as prizes total 10,000 dollars for top canned vegetables. Central Western states and Pacific coast show the strongest growth, while Eastern states lag. California Washington Oregon collectively report 463,000 gardens. New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware total 848,000.

Washington United States Pershing National War Garden Commission Commission Charles Lathrop Pack United States Department of Agriculture Camp Dix N. J Pacific Coast New England New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Atlantic Park Department Texas Oklahoma California Oregon

German soldiers look swinish in gas masks and helmets

The piece notes that German troops resemble swine in their gas masks and spiked helmets, a harsh depiction of enemy methods of warfare and attire.

Navy Rejects Drafted Corvallis Man Faces Tough Choice

Ernest Chase of Corvallis Oregon, a rural mail carrier, enlisted in the navy then was discharged as physically unfit after final examination. He bought a rig with $40 for a horse and gear, worked 20 days, then was drafted again and ordered to camp. He wonders whether to sell his rig or take a layoff hoping for another rejection.

Corvallis Ore F Ernest Chase Navy Army

Man Too Heavy for Navy in Salina

Miltonvale resident C. Emick aged 21 visited the Salina recruiting office seeking Navy service. A recruiter refused after a fitness check saying no sailor suit would fit him. Emick weighs 275 pounds and was recently registered under the draft law.

Salina Kan C. Emick Miltonvale Naval Uncle Sam Navy Emick

Skeletons of Three Indians Found at Rush Run Mine

Workmen at Beech Flats Coal company mine Rush Run near Martins Ferry uncover three Indian skeletons. The remains are well preserved with teeth described as perfect and white as ivory.

Martins Ferry Beech Flats Rush Run

Tasmania Claims World Richest Tin Mine Status

A Tasmanian claim highlights its island as home to the world’s richest tin mine. Local sources discuss ore richness and potential output, noting the island’s mining history and regional economic impact.

Island Tasmania

Advancement in Western Canada Farm Land Prices

The article reports rising land values in Western Canada driven by large crops and government offers. It cites buyers like C. F. Maliaberg in Alberta and Peter A. Klassen in Saskatchewan, detailing acquisitions and growing sections of wheat land, with Canada’s average farm land value around 44 dollars per acre overall and 31 26 to 26 70 in the prairie provinces.

Western Canada Alberta C. F. Maliaberg Blackie Cardston Calgary Peter A. Klassen Herbert Sask Kansas Hillsboro Mr. Klassen Saskatchewan Census and Ottawa Prairie Provinces

Uniformed Khaki for Train Crews Debated

A dialogue notes a proposal to uniform train crews in khaki with a caddie and another man in attendance, reflecting social distinctions and ideas on attire. The brief hints at a formal suggestion rather than a formal policy, indicating interest in standardized dress.

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