War time coal order limits industry outputs
Officially announced today a plan to cut coal supplies to nonessential factories including silk and luxury plants. Electric sign owners seek changes to the forthcoming order while a silk producer is first to feel relief rejected for nonessential wartime output.
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Marine Ace Limit Reduction Affects New York Units
A garbled wartime style report notes a reduction in the Marine Ace limit from 99 to 7 or 23 years within United States marine camps. The change is attributed to a committee led by Mayor Matchisi and defense officials, with references to youth eligibility and parcel costs to France and from Nox.
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United States Marine
Matchisi
Letters From Soldiers at Fort Riley Describe War Front Life
A fragmentary letter from a Lewis Ames unit at Fort Riley details ongoing training, preparations for departure to France, and hopes for Christmas at home. The writer notes evacuation hospital activity, interaction with French and English officers, and a mix of routine chores and wartime anticipation.
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Montana
France
Bretest
Weshkinmzten
New Machinery Stalls Prompt Infix of Remedy
The notice states a stalled new machine causes delays and offers a remedy. It mentions a family washing at special rates and mottoes about customer satisfaction and fair prices. J W Peterson operates at the first door north of the big Theatre.
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J. W. Peterson
Big Theatre
German electric high speed boat attacks off Belgian coast
London reports a new German terror of the seas an electrically controlled high speed boat made an unsuccessful attack on a British patrol vessel off the Belgian coast.
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London
Admiralty
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