Fifth May to Border Move Rumored in Army Notes
Readable excerpts relay that the Fifth Division, recently arriving at Gordon, is likely to be sent to the border in early September. Maj. Gen. Lewin may command the organization with Ely reassigned to the War College. The report traces the division history from its 1917 organization to Meuse Argonne actions and its later role in occupation. Casualties total 2,168 wounded severely 710, wounded 202, missing 3, and 229 officers and men listed as casualties.
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Gordon
France
War College
Army of Occupation
Germany
Pershing
Meuse
Third Army
David’ P. Wood
Logan
J. B. McMahon
Charles A. Mears
General Pershing
Europe
England
Darfur-Aube Tor
Anould
Vosgea Stont
Bois-ie-la-Pultiere
Bola-des-Rappes
Eit
Colon R
HMI
Vessesees
Brooklyn
Women endorse. Demand for fund in Atlanta meeting
About 850 women gathered as the central committee of Women Citizens pressed for control of registration funds from the white primary. They urged spending on child text books, playgrounds, a mother home, Grady hospital kitchen, and a central market, while warning the executive committee to hand over funds or face action.
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E. C. Buchanan
Buchanan
Miss Raoul
Central Committee of Women Citizens
Partici
Women Citizens
Atlanta
Theas
Democratic Executive Committee
Central Committee of Women
Democratic
United States
Franchia
Maver
Apis
Central
Crade
jMr. McDuffle
Womi
Central ‘Committee of Women
Mary. L. McLendon
Mary Dickinson
Anti- Tubercculosia Association
Beaumont Davison
Emma Martin
Hest Fair Street
Barah J. Hanna
Elizabeth B Hanna
Atic
Victoria
Gippsland
Hotel fund drive for Confederate reunion reaches $60,000 goal
Rotary luncheon reports morning canvass results and policy matters as a drive to raise 60 thousand dollars continues. Prominent donors such as Folley Anger and Aaron are listed among many contributors as organizers urge all teams and women's groups to attend the luncheon and pledge support.
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Rotary -Chiair
M. Ashby Jones
Nathan B. Forrest
Canvons
Chamber of Commerce
Folley Anger
Tli
Herrington
Thomgee
Aaron
George EB. Pitcher
Wr. Sayward
B. L. Cole
Ward
J.B. Tragzare
Joey
G. W. F. Treet
Howensmits
Stra Biski
R. Hender
Hendon
N. E. Baker
de Powell
Julia Bell Isle
Cornelia Cloi
Shbel Klett
T. Www
Wier
George FH. Noble
John NM. Harrison
Nelson George
Mary Davis
Fragmentary 1880s Obscure Ledger of Local Debts and Names
A garbled list of names and small sums appears as a ledger like catalog from a past paper. It records various individuals and minor monetary amounts, with unfamiliar spellings and fragmented phrases, offering a glimpse into a community’s aging transactions and affiliations.
Britain Pays For Her Munitions in U S War Aid
Washington August 6 The War Department announced that Great Britain has paid 35 276 198 for munitions negotiated during the war with 13 000 000 for Liberty motors 13 274 000 for airplane spruce 2 887 000 for wood distillates 4 890 000 for powder and 651 000 for Britain s share in the cotton waters pool The payment was conveyed by a letter to Secretary Baker from Chester W Cuthell special representative in negotiations with the British minister of munitions He said the transaction was probably without precedent for relying on verbal statements to support obligations and involved a large sum without any international tribunal recourse
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Washington
Great Britain
War Department
Liberty
Baker
Chester W. Cuthell
M Cutheill
Legacs
Ty G
International Tribunel
Disturbed by Aerial Warning in Grand Rapids Protest
A fragmentary report from The Grand Rapides Pregs expresses concern over threats from aerial pilots. The text notes fear of a potential attack on Washington and mentions Postmaster General Bure leson in a controversial tone.
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Washington
Bure
Leson
Dockers Threaten General Strike Over Police Reinstatement
In Geneva like tone, dockers threaten broad action to support police amid mass agitation at the social conference. Executives of the dockers union pass a resolution demanding reinstatement of dismissed policemen and vow wholehearted support to law enforcement. Talks of a general strike arise as trade unions convene in Liverpool to consider alliance and potential action. Government negotiations on locomotive engineers pay continue amid protests over adequacy of the final scale.
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Gucerne
London
Liverpool
Stelke
General Atr
Mann
Workers’ Union
Board of Trade
Fas
Serioua
London “Southwestern
James Henry ‘Thomas
House of Commons
Lord Robert'Cecil
House
Andrew Bonard Law
Rovernment
Triple
Railway Unien
Transport Workers
Saint
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Border
New York
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Amalgamated Association
Hvas
Atrway
Sera Ovater Snes
Solange Ey
Maier & Berkele, Inc
Whitehall Street
Prien
Telesales
Indorse
Reunion
Firat
J.e.melenkin Insurance Agency
Empire
Atlanta, Ga
Indiana
National Life Insurance Company. Com
Indianapolis
Marion
New York City
Laie
Bob
Con
Feetory
la Hoing &Son
Enterprise Fe
C. Ie
Dodge Sales
Dodge
Gala
C. P Byrd
Montag
Tha
Mom Co
H.H. White
Bane & Bradt
Haas
B. Lewis & Co
Gourtignd Winn
Helen
William Fh Z Lorenz
E. H Hicks
D. ‘Svar
Thoman Reed
BR Saunders
K. Rowe
Britain
Midlothian
Eest
Scotland
Southern Oakland Co
Easur
Horlides
Georgia Savings. Bank & Trust Co
Grant Building
Federal Reserve System
Lemon and Company Certified Public Accountants
Hentey, Blig
Phone Ivy
Ata
Gans
DOSS
Fiat
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