Dependency questions dominate twelfth military questionnaire study
The article explains how the Dependency section of the draft questionnaire affects deferred classifications and urges registrants to seek clarification from local boards. The Provost Marshal General directs boards to gather full facts, permit corrections, and grant extra time if needed while warning against haste.
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Revere Soldier John A. Anderson Commissioned Second Lieutenant
Revere youth John A. Anderson, previously a sergeant, earned a second lieutenant’s commission after a four month Officers' Training School course at Camp Hancock Augusta Ga. His mother Mrs Andrew P Anderson of 69 Haskell Avenue Revere received the notice.
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Giving Lizzie a Treat in Newton Newkirk Series
Newton Newkirk reports an illuminating experience with his tin Lizzie in a lighthearted column. The next installment will appear in the Boston Sunday Post next Sunday.
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Bolshevik Attack on Americans Near Archangel
In an attack against American outposts south of Archangel yesterday Bolsheviks suffered heavy losses. Eight dead found in front of an advanced position and three more in a forest, many identified as Letts. A Bolshevik wounded said a shell from a Russo allied armored train killed about 20 men on a Bolshevik train.
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Associated Press
Bolsheviks Bombard American Lines Amid Harsh Front Fighting
Bolshevik artillery bombarded American positions with shrapnel for minutes but caused no casualties. The clash blends trench and Indian warfare with rail lines serving as front lines. Russian railway workers stay loyal, operating trains and repairing tracks under fire. The raid cost the Americans their first sector casualty and aimed to recover a downed plane beyond American lines.
TWO AVIATORS TAKE 65
London dispatch reports two British aviators in a single aircraft forced 65 German soldiers to surrender. They drove off attackers with machine gun fire and guided the prisoners across No Man's Land to British lines, then resumed patrol.
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No Man’s Land
National plan to enforce wartime wage stability
Washington September 24 government plans to enforce wage stability during the war. Discussions among manufacturers and labor representatives and officials of the Navy and War departments point to a nationwide system of community or industry agreements. Both employees and employers would participate and be bound by government priorities and labor pressure during the agreement period.
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Plan gains tentative backing from manufacturers and labor groups
Representatives of manufacturers and labor interests gave tentative approval to the plan and will discuss it further tomorrow with a delegation from the National Industrial Conference Board. Government agencies handling labor issues including the War and Navy Departments Shipping Board Railroad Administration Labor Department and War Labor Policies Board were noted as involved in the development.
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Government moves to set wage standard across industries
A new representative committee may be formed to enforce a government wage stabilizing policy. A conference outlined six month agreements between government, labor, and manufacturers to standardize wages, prevent strikes, and ensure steady production with possible fuel and material shutoffs for noncompliance.
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Non-Partisan Candidate Driven Out of Britton Campaign
Mark P. Bates, candidate for Governor of South Dakota on the non-Partisan League ticket, and A. C. Townley, organizer, were driven from Britton by a mob as they attempted campaign speeches. Reports from Aberdeen state the incident occurred today.
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United States service cross-country event planned by AAU
Chicago Sept 24 To encourage cross-country running among men in the army and navy service the championship committee of the National AAU decided to hold a United States service cross-country championship in the various district associations on or before January 1.
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Pilot Major Collishaw Awarded Bar for Service
London report states Major Raymond Collishaw now with the naval air service has been awarded the bar to the Distinguished Service Order and has destroyed 61 enemy machines.
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British Wireless Service
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Naval Air Service
Filene store values and value giving growth insight
The Filene store cultivated value giving as a core habit. It grew by offering women more for their money and by eliminating middlemen profits. Competition spurred innovations to shorten the path to value, focusing on scale and ongoing value rather than selective sales.
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