Questionnaires Mailed To Exemption Boards For Armed Forces
The city and county exemption boards begin issuing questionnaires to about 6 percent of registered men. Examinations to fit existing quotas start today. The City Board lists mail dates and order numbers from 18401 to 7 000, with deadlines in January. The County Board shows ranges and dates for mailing and return. Lawyers will continue work for at least a week.
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Ity
Eaen
Cxyand County
Nime
Fen
Dane
San
Tan Tan
City and county boards mail last questionaries for draft
The city and county exemption boards mail the final questionaries to registrants with a Jan 17 return deadline. They will continue exemptions exams at Camp Lewis to reach the required number, though many called have been rejected. Lawyers and advisers assist registrants in answering queries, while humor appears in some responses.
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Congress
County Exemption Board
F Barta
W. A. Clark Jr
James
Murray
A. W. Stanefeland
John E. Groeneveld
James T. Fitzgerald
Denby
Edwin A. Lamb
Cohen
Ormtte & Pg
United States
Shoes Under Man's Bed Convicts Woman in Butte
Circumstantial evidence linked Lou Showers to a disorderly conduct conviction in police court yesterday. After fainting, she had her $20 fine remitted. Testimony showed Shaw rented a room at her home and clothing found in the room. defense claimed a frame-up. Acting Judge Ornsby presided. Other convictions included Nick Kimball $10 and Louis $25 for similar offenses, with Lou Fox fined $25 for vagrancy.
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Lou Showers
Miss Showers
J. D. Shaw
Shaw
Robert Ornsby
Nick Kimball
John Doe Louis
Mike Stebes
Andrew Brickel
Lou Fox
Woman Wins Quiet Title Suit Over Stock in Muteh & Young Company
Mary L. Gillis is adjudged sole owner of 1000 shares of Muteh and Young company stock and awarded 500 dollars in dividends. She testified that Alfred K. Young died in 1903 and that disputed ownership by former husband’s relatives has arisen. The court ordered the company to pay dividends to Gillis.
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Mary L. Gillis
Muteh & Young Company
Lynch
Mute & Young Company
H. A. Frank
F Gaines
Addie Wilkinson
Gillie
Reel at Rialto Seats Katherine Kaekred in Enlighten Thy Daughter
John Westcate attends a box party at the Rialto to see Miss Katherine Kaekred in Enlighten Thy Daughter. The article notes Miss Kaekred, private life Mrs Remrimo, sister of Mrs Hay and Mr Elbert, and Mr Remrimo as author of Yellow Jacket, Hornet Nests, Birds of Paradise and other plays. It mentions Columbia dance records titled Jaz Dance Tues led by W C Handy from Memphis, with songs like Liv ery Stable Hives and Moonth Buea, touting a jungle beat. also discusses coke shortage impacting production of prefron in the last 18 months.
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John Westcate
Rialto
Katherine Kaekred
Daugheter
Columbia
W. C. Handy
Memphis
Tenn
South
Handy
Jax Dance “Times
Hookine
Old Town Pump
Child
Asiy
Army nurse corps expands wartime enlistment rules
Wartime expansion allows graduates and allied nation nurses aged 21 to 35 to enlist for the war emergency. Registered nurses preferred but waivers exist for 100-bed hospital grads. Citizens or allied-country nurses eligible. service can be three years or for the war period. Travel paid, daily allowances up to four dollars. About 27,500 nurses needed.
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Army Corps
Butte
War Department
United States
Army Nurse Corps
Red Cross
Wapral Ghossette Dead After War Command Career
General Gronsetti who led the Forty second division under Foch in the Battle of the Marne and executed the famed flank move that secured victory in Champagne and for the Ninth French army has died at age 85. He also served in Champagne and Verdun campaigns and later commanded an army at Salonika, relinquishing command last October due to illness.
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Wapral Ghossette
Gronsetti
Foch
Batle
Marne
Gronsettt
Champagne
Verdun
Saioniki
Conviction of detective head William Turns ruled illegal
Albany January 14 court of appeals held illegal the conviction of William J Turns chief of a private detective agency for publishing private papers tied to J P Morgan and Co. and munitions contract leaks. Burns was fined $100 in New York General Sessions.
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Albany
William J. Turns
J.P. Morgan & Co
Court of Appeals
Burns
New York Court of General Sessions
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