Teddy Roosevelt Rallies War Bond Drive in Boston Speech
Colonel Roosevelt urges rapid war mobilization urging 5,000,000 troops, calls for backing dollars behind rifles, mocks draft delays, praises Chamberlain and General Wood as patriots, cites shipbuilding and cantonment needs and declares wartime unity of people and bondholders. The article also describes the Hoosier War Memorial sculpture and German influence.
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Boston
Theodore Roosevelt
Senator Chamberlain
General Wood
Roosevelt
Washington
Indiana to honor heroes not by German sculptor
Indianapolis May 4 reports Indiana has not yet arranged honors for war heroes. The article notes plans will likely exclude German architects or sculptors from designing the Soldiers and Sailors monument, indicating a preference for American designers.
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Indianapolis
Hoosier
Germmans
Bruno Schmitz
Rudolph Schwartz
Germany
Indiana
Teutons
Hindenburgg
Mortons
Whitcombs
Clarks
Logans
United States
Ind
Soldiers and Sailors
Divorce Petition Details Desertion Claims
Bennett G. Robinson seeks a divorce from Marian L. Robinson in Fremont Ohio. He states they married February 15 1915 and have one child Phillip G. Robinson aged three. He alleges she has been wilfully absent for over three years and refused to cohabit or perform household duties.
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Common Pleas Court
Bennett G. Robinson
Marian L. Robinson
Fremont
Ohio
Phillip G. Robinson
Chronic Constipation and Gentle Laxatives
The article advises drinking plenty of water, eating raw fruits, and outdoor exercise to ease chronic constipation. It recommends mild laxatives and warns against harsh cathartics that dehydrate the body. Chamberlain's Tablets are praised as easy and agreeable to take. Concrete ships suggest sea going skyscrapers.
Seventeen Now Seeking Papers in the Courts
Seventeen new naturalization applications have been filed since the last report, 15 in one day. All applicants are miners from Austria-Hungary, Russian Poland, or England, listing names ages occupations nationalities entry dates marital status and current residences in Modoc Poston Chauncey Canaanville.
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Russian Poland
Austria-Hungary
England
United States
Ben Varga
Chauncey
Bruno Miemie
Austria- Hungary
Poston
Paul Dobos
John Fiegvis
Modoc
Genius Yankoski
Kaspar Budrik
Russian
Poland
Vladimir Antle
Coolville Notes Highlight Local Happenings and Graduations
Local items from Coolville recount measles cases improving, residents returning from Pennsylvania, and plans for military service. Commencement for the class of 1918 at C H S and eighth grade exercises at the M E Church are noted, with visits from relatives, new house construction, and church activities across town.
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Congregational Church
Blanche Malone
Buchtel
Huldah Smith
Nona Cole
Tuppers Plains
H. W. Campbell
Josie Cole
Myron McAfee
Cecil Cook
Ella Campbell
George Parker
Chillicothe
Martha Foster
Hockingport
John Humphrey
M. EB. Ladies Ald Soccety
O. O. F. Hall
Cyrus Crislip
Rom Crislip
Hattie Parker
Jim Snyder
Ferdinand Friena
Bert Thompson
Athens
Mable Walden
Marian Meredith
Longbottom
A. BE. Lawrence
Pomeroy
Charles Hill
Cambridge
Coolville
Such
Gardener
Two Die At Hospital In Athens Suburb Necrology
William George 31 died yesterday at Athens State hospital and body sent to Portsmouth for burial. George Earl McVey 27, a twelve year patient, died yesterday afternoon and body shipped to Marietta. Undertaker Baughman handled both cases.
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William George
Athens State Hospital
Portsmouth
George Earl McVey
Marietta
Baughman
Federal Reserve warns of ww1 era market shocks and liquidity policy
The Federal Reserve Board report warns that rising U S involvement in the war will reshuffle business conditions and asset demand. It notes a policy to keep assets highly liquid, as exports fluctuations may trigger gold demand and money frictions.
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Washington
America
Federal Reserve Board
United States
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Banks
France approves wartime rent law shielding tenants
Paris March 29 United Press reports the chamber has passed a wartime rent law. Leases of war dead widows or heirs may be cancelled, tenants declared missing or unfit may have rent waived, and mobilized tenants can receive reductions. Landlords may be indemnified up to 50 percent for unpaid rents. exemptions vary by city size with incomes and family allowances specified.
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United Press
Paris
France
Senate
Ohio German American Alliance to file abandonment
Ohio branches move toward dissolution as the Cincinnati branch plans to file a certificate of abandonment with the Secretary of State next Monday or Tuesday. Attorney General McGhee received the notice from John Schaab, president of the Cincinnati branch, following an AG investigation ready to act against the group.
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Columbus
Ohio
The
German-American Alliance
Cincinnati
McGhee
John Schaab
Bolshevik Control on a Russian Steamer
United Press reports the Russian steamer Nico lai Belormeton is run by a seamen's five man committee with the captain agreeing on discipline. The ship trades Singapore to Hongkong and Manila where two sailors were hospitalized. the crew demanded diverting to Manila and the captain agreed. The skipper handles navigation and cargo only, and the vessel has not visited a Russian port in five months.
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Tokio
United Press
Russia
Nicolai Belormeton
Singapore
Hongkong
Manila
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Teddy
Spade
Measenger
Clyde Reeder
Pennsylvania
Uncle Sam
the Beast of
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Arthur Guy Empey
Gott
London
G. D. Gribble
Johnny Kilbane
Columbia
Judge Brown
Boy
Keystone
Big V Comedy
Pure Air Theatre
Gladys Brockwell
Devil’s
George Beban
Jules OF the
Milton Anas
Herbert Brennon
Lone Wolf
Hazel Dawn
Louis Joseph Vance
Marcel
Burke
Ecker
English Channel
Anti-Saloon League
People
Ohio Home Rule Assn
L. H. Gibson
Mgr
Messenger
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