Births and Deaths of Glen Erwin Mclead in 1897 1918
Glen Erwin Mclead third son of Charles and Alice Mclead was born June 39 1897 and died November 20 1918 at age 27 years four months and twenty days He contracted influenza and pneumonia on November 12 but remained conscious and spoke of dying to join his Saviour His father had died eleven months earlier leaving a family including his mother three sisters and three brothers plus relatives affected by the illness The obituary notes Glen as a manly young man and portrays his death as a passage rather than an end
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Glen Erwin Mclead
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Alice Mclead
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Seth Hunter
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Clarence Davies
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Ray
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City to Build Separate Roadways for Motor Horse and Foct Traffic
A French city plans a multiroad project to reduce accidents by dedicating distinct streets for motor vehicles horse drawn traffic and foct. The proposal aims to segregate transit modes to improve safety and flow on urban streets.
The Happy Farmer Helps the Nation in Wartime
A poem narrates a farmer rising at dawn to tend barnyard animals and crops. It blends rural labor with wartime sentiment, praising farmers who support home front efforts, feed families, and supply meat and milk while children celebrate family life at Thanksgiving. The piece ends noting V Wolfe of Athens Ohio in November 1918.
Objectors Ordered Discharged in War Department Action
Conscientious objectors who refused noncombatant service and were kept in army camps were ordered discharged. Those on farms or on indefinite furlough will be recalled only with employer consent and at the soldier’s request. Discharge notation will mark the objector as having no military duty. An English engineer claims a power barge with a hull enclosed propeller to prevent canal washout.
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Washington
War Department
Canal
Rumely Indicted Over German Ownership Report
Edward A. Rumely of New York, buyer of the New York Evening Sail with money claimed to be German in origin, was indicted by a federal grand jury for failing to report German ownership of property to the alien property custodian.
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Rumely
Washington
Wee
Edward A. Rumely
New York
Waste Material Wanted Auction Post
An auction notice seeks waste material with price details showing 8.00 for a lot and references to quantities or bids. The readable fragment hints at a sale listing for recycled or discarded items, inviting bidders to submit waste material offers.
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