One Year of War Shows U S Mobilization Gains
The first anniversary of the U S entry into World War I highlights rapid mobilization across military and naval forces, Treasury funding, and shipbuilding efforts. Officials note troop numbers rising, the navy expanding to a global fleet, and massive financing through bonds and loans to Allies, with ongoing industrial and labor mobilization backing the war effort.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Army
Navy
Europe
Shipping Board
Treasury
Pershing
Baker
Senate Military Committee
France
Toul
Germam
British War Office
Roye
Regular Army
National Guard
Cantonnium
Calma
Coast Guard
Financia
Germany
Russia
Hurley
New York
Steel Corporation
War Trade Board
Offtelala
Autos Driveaways Predicted As Dry Roads Return
A national plan proposes delivering 540000 cars via driveaways as roads dry, cutting rail reliance. Nationals from Indianapolis expect daily 3000 deliveries from factories to distributors and dealers, with caravans and expert drivers to preserve car condition and extend life.
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Girtlah
Russia
United States
George M. Tickwon
National Motor Car & Vehicle Corporation of
Indianapolis
Eastern Automobile Company
Women Brave but Suffer Daily From Kidney Disorder
Reader testimonial from Davie Montgomery notes recovery after using Poley Kidney Pills. Claims eight bottles cured him with relief from backache sore limbs and rheumatic pains. Mentions work risks and general female suffering.
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Palo
Atit Jolate
Cludder
Mel Thon
Davie
Montgomery
Tod
Automobile as Necessity draws Kansas City motor show crowds
Kansas City faces an early next month motor show in Convention hall as cars shift from luxury to everyday necessity. The piece likens the car to newspapers and telephones, noting business use in cities and farms, and calls the car a distance destroying device integral to modern life.
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Atlantic Seaboard
Kansas City
Convention Hall
Twenty Thousand Alien Enemies Threaten New York City
Federal secret agent Norman H. White told the Senate Military Committee that twenty thousand alien enemies in New York create a dangerous insurrection risk. He urged Congress to grant military courts jurisdiction in spy cases and authorize the death penalty, saying enemy agents mock military authorities with no power.
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Washington, D
New York City
Norman H. White
Senate Military Committee
Comgrese
Large land owners asked to increase cattle herds
Cairo reports the Egyptian government issued an appeal to large land owners for cooperation to remedy a severe cattle shortage. The postwar decline in cattle reaches nearly 40 percent, with buffalo numbers falling by a similar margin as draught animals on farms.
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Cairo
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Goodrich
Silvertown
America
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Court Place, Denver, Colo
Dal
Wee Goodrich
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