Peace With German Empire Ends War, Harding Signs
President Harding signed a congressional resolution ending the state of war with Germany and Austria-Hungary at the Frelinghuysen home in Raritan New Jersey. The ceremony followed quick congressional approval in Washington with a messenger delivering the document for immediate sealing and presidential endorsement.
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Cost of War Figures for U S Army in World War I
The United States declared war on Germany on April 6 1917 and the total World War cost reached 24,010,000,000. Troops furnished by American states totaled 4,764,071 with American casualties 34,248 killed in action 18 70 died of wounds 91 189 died of disease and 302 512 total casualties from all causes.
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Warding Frowns at Disarmament May Modify Bill
Washington June 30 The president signaled a possible modification to the army reduction bill while warning that dismissing enlisted men after October 1 would strain morale and affect future enlistments The War Department aims to meet Congress while avoiding forced discharges Weeks noted 30 000 civilian workers could be affected if reductions proceed Enlisted resignations may prevent arbitrary cuts and a Navy funding deadlock lingered over airplane carriers and retirement provisions for the Reserve Corps officers
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Peace Resolution Passes Senate Up To Harding
The compromise peace resolution ending the state of war with Germany and Austria passed Congress and heads to President Harding for signature. Senate action was 38 to 19 after a day of debate, with three Democrats joining Republicans. the House approved 2638 to 59. Diplomatic relations with Germany and Austria would resume once signed, though planning remains unsettled.
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Geologists to Survey Milanao Lands for Oil Plan
The Milano drilling project awaits preliminary tasks as land owners sign lease contracts. Two geologists are expected to survey the lands and map oil indications, with promoter F S Booker and Brooker coordinating. Outfit shipment and field work are anticipated soon.
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Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Claim
Advertisement claims PAZO OINTMENT cures itching and bleeding piles quickly. It promises relief within days and a restful sleep after the first application if it fails to cure.
Water for Thorn dale stock demand sparks action
A Thorndale petition laments no cooling water at the Main Street stock trough. The Commercial Club has a committee seeking to reconnect the fountain before July 25 Trades Day when many horses will pull heavy wagons into town.
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