Army of 4.8 Million Men Planned for July Expansion
Washington dispatch reports General March revealing an enlarged US military program aiming for 4.8 million armed by next July after deductions for casualties and rejections. The plan calls 2.7 million from the new draft by July and requires a seven billion dollar cash appropriation for the next year, with classification costs estimated at 23.6 million.
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Washington
Afard
House Appropriations Committee
March
Sherley
Congress
Marshal Crowder
Crowder
Rowder
Two Cardinals to Attend Funeral Of Farley Tuesday
New York Sept 18 two surviving American cardinals and Catholic dignitaries from all sections will attend the funeral of Cardinal John M. Farley archbishop of New York at St Patrick's Cathedral next Tuesday morning. The body will lie in state from Friday until the funeral and a public ceremony at 10 will precede interment in a crypt beside other archbishops and cardinals. The funeral mass will be celebrated by Bishop Hayes with numerous priests assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John MM. Farley
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Cardinal McCloskey
Hughes
Carrigan
Hayes
Catholic Clergy of
America
Registration Will Probably Exceed Crowder Estimate
Washington Sent. 18 Complete returns from last Thursday's registration in thirty states and the District of Columbia show an element of 51,252 men against the official estimate of 7,623,356. Provost Marshal General Crowder says the results show a national triumph and a united will to win the war. He notes registrations far exceed actuarial projections, with Pennsylvanias 1,245,322 vs 1,087,692 expected. Final dates and serials will determine the draft order once all boards report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Crowder
Crowder
Pennsylvania
Survey of Prices Is Started Here
A price survey began in the city and will expand to other areas after agents are trained. The effort is already underway in New York, Baltimore, Scranton, and Pittsburgh, with plans to cover more cities soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Baltimore
Scranton
Pittsburgh
Germans Shell Pershing's Lines and Tank Feats
Pershing reports show tanks proving crucial with mud friendly sleds carrying gasoline and armament. A tank with a 87 millimeter gun breached a church defences. several crewmen wounded but continued. Crews trained to guide tanks blindfolded by signals, while civilians watched maneuvers before battle. Five American planes missing after a Lorraine bombing sortie.
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Nonsaril
Wasvseit
Piul
Persing
Washington
Lorraine
Pershing
Comunique
Department
German naval chief retired for health reasons in 1917
Copenhagen dispatch reports Admiral Von Holtzendorff, head of Germanys admiralty staff, retired for health. Admiral Reinhardt Scheer will reportedly succeed him as commander of the Battle Fleet. Holtzendorff had warned American shipping losses were unlikely to halt submarine warfare and once predicted England would seek peace within six months.
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Copenhagen
Wolfbureau
von Holtzendorff
Germany
Admiralty — Staff
Reinhardt Scheer
von Holtzendorffé
Bethmann-lollweg
England
Justice Department Drawn Into Senate Hearing
Rush C. Butler of Chicago testifies before the Senate Agricultural Committee defending the Chamber of Commerce's attack on the federal Trade Commission. He cites criticism of the commission’s investigations in newsprint, brass bed makers, stockyards, and firms like Wilson and Moris, Moris and company, and Devlies. Senator Norris questions if Packers advertising sways editorials.
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Washington
Senate Agricultural Committee
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Federal Trade Commission
Rush C. Butler
Chicago
Wilson and Company
Moris and Company
Grant Right to Build Weir in St. Lawrence
The International Joint Commission denied Aluminum Company of America’s request to build a weir in the St. Lawrence River at Long Sault near Massena New York. It overruled Canadian treaty objections, saying the project was an emergency to boost aluminum production for war materials. authorization would cover the war period only.
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St. Lawrence
Washington
International Joint Commission
Aluminum Company of America
Musburgh
St Quentin Offensive Rages Across Front In Europe
Allied forces push from Holnon to Guizeaucourt on a sixteen mile front in northern France. British, Australian and French troops seize multiple villages, advance on the Hindenburg line and take thousands of prisoners as Serbians report gains on the Macedonian front against Bulgarian and German forces.
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Macedonia
Near East
Tng Ferdinand
Pershing
London
St. Quentin
Marshal Haig
Fresnoy Jes Petit
Berthaucourt
le Verguier
Villeret
Haigicourt
Gouvonncourt
Theritish
Hindenburg Line
Fresnoy le Petit
Berthacourt
Pontry
Aargicourt
Bellicourt
East County
Templey
Te Guerard
Roussoy
Epehy
Peiziere
Cousteaucourt
Villers-Guislain
Gauche Wood
Paris
Sokol Doboropotje
Velreniik
Sokol
Sene
Gradeshnitza
Razin Bay
Vetrenik
Chien and Golo Rilo
Zbhorako
Moxie M
St Quentin
War Office
Holnan
Tssigny le Grande
Wei
Francisly-Seleney
Savy Wood
Fontaine
Cleres
Contescourt
Soissons
Allemant
RII
Hargicourt
Omignon Rivulet
Havrincourt Wood
Somme
Haxgicourt
Appeal to Taft And Walsh Again In Bridgeport Strike
Labor officials pending a War Labor Board decision in Brooklyn seek interpretation of the phrase should be reinstated as they were before they quit work. In Bridgeport, 70 Liberty Ordnance workers and 100 UMC strikers faced reinstatement delays, with men displaced by women and company officials resisting moves. Taft and Walsh aides in New York, plus War Labor Board figures, pursue a binding interpretation to avert a broader strike.
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National War Labor Hayrear
Brooklyn
War Labor Board
Bridgeport
I. K. Russell
Liberty Ordnance Company
Ordnance Department
Liberty Ordnance
Ordnance Division
Alpheus Winter
War Labor Bureau
Washington
Samuel Lavit
Bridgeport Machinists
New York
Alr
Taft
Mr. Walsh
Winter
Waldo
Bryant
District Ordnance Department
Liberty Ordnance Works
Taft-Walsh Board
Late President's Son Joins Marine Corps at Charlestown
Richard Cleveland, 21, son of the late Grover Cleveland, has enlisted in the Marine Corps and is stationed at Charlestown Navy Yard after leaving Princeton to go to war.
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Richard Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Marines
Charlestown Navy Yard
Princeton
Pershing Success Makes Hin Fear Says Sec Daniels
Secretary Daniels at the Naval Academy graduation warned that German militarists only respect military victories. He cited Pershing's successes, Kaiser’s Essen speech, Belgium peace feeler, and Austria’s conference hints as linked, and praised Wilson’s forceful stance and U S pursuit of peace. Adelphian lodge met with emphasis on War Savings stamps and a new orchestra practiced after the session.
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Annapolis
Daniels
Naval Academy
Essen
Germany
Belgium
Austria
Wilhelm
Sxrupps
Wilson
United States
Mr. Daniels
Adelphian Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Broad Streets
A. Hardy
Key Numbers 3501 to 3650 in Division Four
List of names and numbers spanning entries 3501 through 3650 in Division Four, featuring numerous individuals such as Charles Albert Noble John Tceley Cornelius Donahue and William Willingham, among many others, with varied numeric identifiers and surnames. The fragmentary OCR presents a dense roster of personal names, numbers, and partial surnames without clear context or events.
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Saul
Charles ‘Albert Noble
John T’celey
John Joseph Mavick
William B. Willingham
John Wyilis
Cornelius Andrew Donahue
Joan Hamilla
William Brodie
Welter Zietonko
Frank Emil Holmer
Ernest Holdsworth
Joan Je. Piller
Ignatz Mabel
Michael Melakovsky
Mile Pruginsky
Nikita Kuri Balt
Archibald Rutledge
Antoni David
William Abraham
Joseph Cori
Joseph Stabler
Thomas Hoxers
Raphael Parrado
Alejandro Chernomordic
Wiliam J. Casey
Chester DeVondge Cole
Thomas Fitzpatrick
William Beatty
George Crawford Sewell
John Baltz
T Iil- Ber
Ave! Winklers
Creash
Bernard Juynen
Louis Chernoit
Charles ‘Tamiton
Thompson
Frederick William Schultz
John Harry Chase
Theodore Roosevelt
Arthur Garfield Fowler
Tymaft Matvenkoff
George Pistey
Thomas Joseph Dolan
Charles Patrick Judge
James Arthur Yorks
Willan Henry Mac Crossman
Joseph DiMattis
Morris’ Sa
Shimon Jasenzak
Antoni Talkowskii
Leonardo Russo
Steve MI
Gallay
Paul Vitka
John -Steve Ducn
Charles Sulck
Joseph Kewicz
James Whelley
John Pistoy
Charles, Rolnik
Andrew Garcia Garcia
Charles Cloudy
John Strich
Sylvia Joseph Delia
Seared Hoyt
Orville R. Burr
Steve Ilis
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St. Patrick's Altar
Cerea
Admiraty von Dorkf
Holtadn
Dept. of Justice
Senate
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Texas
James J. McKaoover
John M. Widenham
Los Angeles
Cal
Love Field
Tex
Here
Soleain
Batila
Europe
Mme. de Kavarra
Mary Anderson
Loraine
Alsace
Larrine
Upehy
Francis
Walsh
Marine Corp
Sec
U. S
James J. Quinn
George Sol
Anthonysius Polvine
Thomas Nuniingham
John
Worex Creller
Grisshukewich
Camuel Kins
Julius — Joseph Mann
Harry Champion
Jey
Andrew Kaminsky
Micho. Ujaklija
Robert
Dwin Fred DeCroeteau
Shaon J. Resster
Edw
Tierney
Willi . Anwood
Michael Joseph Hoek
Clarence An
Gorge
Percy Ognanswood
Joseph Alow
Otrien
Stanley Banis
Ronen Pico
Algo Amorretti
Manoel Lopesteir
Amedeo Malizia
Albert ‘Stayovich
Matthi Joxefbheck
Louis .Broy
Wiliam Yencey
Fh Rudolph Schwartz
di . Tavares
Fratare
Gélo Loreto
Manuel Mend
Storie Wrest
Renaud
John Franco
Giuséppe. Bausco
Luigi
Demast
John Joseph Platham
James _Calles Geerge Ayton
Morris
Francesco
William "Price
Thos de Pina Serendw
Deshanes
Alichele
Fe Sullivan
Alesandy
John Patrick-Row
Patrick
Henry Brady
Ander Motnier
Glannamore
Frederick, Gehrels
Michele
Pasquale
Pilus Charles Millar
Dry Dawson
Gene T Franklin
Sciallo
Durgi Peretti
Andre
Andreevich Niktfor
William Henry
Bendersa
Walter Cain
Christi Ferdinand Christensen
Jaskos
Harry Lyon
Abad Luigi Lugelli
Siure
Jose A
Bowie
Wickenden
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