Division Has Arms School at Camp Sherman
The 84th division will bring its infantry school of arms to Camp Sherman with instructors led by Capt. John Menefee and Lieut. d. R. Bibson. The entire 3rd division has left Camp Sherman. Capt. Lew Wallace, grandson of Gen. Lew Wallace, is among notable arrivals. Forty more Ohio draft evaders were inducted, totaling 200 in three days.
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Camp Sherman
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Infantry School of Arms
Camp Taylor
John Menefee
D. R. Bibson
Lew Wallace
Ohio
Five Greeks found guilty of gambling before Police Judge
Charles Libo, owner of a Carnahanay and Eighth street pool room, was fined $5 and costs after being charged with conducting a gambling room. Four others at the same location were each fined $1 and costs.
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Bowman Friday
Charles Libo
Carnahan-ay
Employment ads promote selling through Daily News classifieds
Classified notice encourages using the Daily News want ads for selling goods or services. It highlights accessible exposure, simple placement, and broad reader reach as key benefits for sellers seeking quick, effective results.
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Canton High School Alumni Elects Officers
New officers elected at the Canton high school alumni banquet in the Courtland hotel. Carl Meyer president and toastmaster. George Barrick vice president. Florence Hill secretary. Mrs Edmund Groetzinger treasurer. Program featured invocations, addresses, glee club numbers, toasts, readings and piano duet.
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Canton High School
Courtland Hotel
Carl Meyer
George Barrick
Florence Hill
Edmund Groetzinger
H. M. Siutt
Charles Krichbaum
McCuskey Addresses Y M C A Roomers
E A McCuskey spoke to dormitory roomers of the Young Men's Christian Association after a weekly dinner. He discussed governmental ideals of the central powers and the Allies during a war lecture in the dormitory.
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Young Men's Christian Association
E. A. McCuskey
Association
McCuskey
North American Casualties Report From Pershing
Gen Pershing reports 48 American casualties with 17 killed in action 12 died of wounds 7 by disease 6 by accident 6 wounded severely. Names span many states including Lieutenants Anderson Cather Clarke Harriman Michie and others. several listed as killed in action died of wounds or disease with additional deceased and missing personnel.
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U. P
Pershing
War Department
Robert B. Anderson
Wilson
N. C
Grosvenor P. Cather
Bladen
Neb
Henry W. Clarke
Boston
Robert E. L. Michie
Staunton
Ralph M. Noble
Galesburg
Ill
Wilson, N. C
Bladen, Neb
Hen
Daily Noon Sing Along At San Pes Store Balcony
At noon each day workers and residents gather as a flag is raised from a balcony. A chorus of leads performs the 30 pieces and the Star Spangled Banner in the public space.
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Bie San Pes
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