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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1917

Page

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Middle Kingdom Ready to Play Important War Role

By T W Ayers China has declared war on Germany and can aid the Allies. The republic survives Yuan Shi Kai’s monarchy bid, Lee Yuan Hung’s oath to the republic, and the rise of Fung Chang. China will contribute labor and manpower, resist German influence, and sever German ties as it joins Allied efforts.

China Germany Yuan Shi K’ai Lee Li Yuan Hung Yuan Friends of the Republic John Cang Geneal Chang Hsun Peking Emper Mongolia Chang Republic Mina Russia Feng Chang Fung Gwon John Loo Fung France Rae Shangshai America Nass Amelia Tien Tein Hankow Deutsche Asiatische Bank

Navy clothing drives aid shipwrecked crews and mine rescues

The article describes civilian organizations receiving heavy clothing free of charge for shipwrecked crews and minefield rescues. It emphasizes providing garments to sailors exposed to sea and weather, noting the need for repairs and hospital supplies for fighting men.

Kenyon Dream Highlights Eight Mile Camp Jackson Car Line

A. L. Kenyon, former Alabama Power manager, completed an eight mile street car line from Columbia to Camp Jackson. The Record notes the line’s rapid construction, initial 25 minute trip, and plans for frequent schedules to serve ten thousand five hundred workers, with new cars being built and signals to guide motorists.

Alabama Power Company Columbia Anniston A. L. Kenyon Camp Jackson John Noble New York Times Mr. Noble Cantonment Weatherly Joe Sacks Harry Ayers The Star State House Columbia Railway, Gas and Eelectric Company W. M. Jacobs RE. D. Rogers William Elliott J. L. Knowlen W. Brown C. M. Tew Claude P. Davis J. W. Spence C. P. Davis

Billy Sunday denounces Prussianism in Oregon sendoff

In Hood River Oregon August 18 evangelist Billy Sunday urged 2000 attendees as the Twelfth Company Oregon Coast Artillery left for mobilization. He praised Woodrow Wilson and American resolve to crush Prussian autocracy, warning some may never return to the fir clad hills of Oregon.

Hood River Ore Woodrow Wilson Billy Sunday Twelfth Company Oregon Coast Artillery Oregon Old Mount Hood

Miss Tyler Leads Navy League Efforts At Anniston

Patriotic Patricia praises Miss Kemily Tyler for inspiring Navy League work in Anniston. Weekly gatherings sew and knit for sailors, with a large room set up at her home and a list of participants. Tyler explains Navy Department asks for publicity to show navy needs and benefits. Clothing needs differ for wartime service.

Tyler Navy League America Kemily Tyler Miss Tyler Anniston C. A. Thompson A. H. Shepperd Hambleton Shepperd Kullebelle Kilby Annie Kilby William Owen H. L. Cater J. Powers Margaret Lea J. B. Carrington Elizabeth Noble John A. Col Susan Lester Uniontown W. E. Lloyd Brice G. E. Goodrich Charles Kline Ochis Poundstone S. L. Galbraith Navy Department Navy Lnd

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