Americans Realize They Are At War On Front
C C Lyon reports from the American front with General Pershing's army the troops now face war. A colonel notes better discipline drilling and readiness while officers and privates brace for German fire. Hundred of shells and close combat mark the shift from training to frontline duty with acts of courage amid heavy casualties.
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General Pershing
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Pershing
Billy
Kentucky
Two Casper Inquests Rule on Papathomas and Palmer Deaths
Coroners in Casper Wyoming concluded inquests into the deaths of Nick Papathomas and Bennie Palmer. Jurors found Papathomas died from gunshot wounds inflicted by a 16 year old boy and that Fair died from knife wounds inflicted by Joe Sadler. A preliminary hearing for Sant, accused in Papathomas’s killing, was arranged for late afternoon before Justice Tubbs.
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Casper
Wyo
Nick Papathomas
Bennie Palr
Gay
Papathomas
Neer
Iso
Joe Sadler
Saot
Papathoneas
Tubbs
Sant
Innderstood
P'apathomas
Long Hikes at Camp Are Easy for Recruits
A Camp Grant visitor reports the 624th regiment easily completed a 19 mile hike after weeks of training. City men from Chicago's north side, formerly clerks and factory workers, marched with smiles and without limping despite initial foot trouble. Colonel Simmons notes training improves their physical well being.
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Camp Grant
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Miles
Chicago
Stumons
Simmons
Saloons Adopt New City Closing Hours
Laramie saloons learn official closing and opening times. From October to April they close at 4 PM and reopen at 7 AM, with May to September hours from 6 AM to 6 PM. Saloons pledge to observe the regulation backed by the federal government.
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Laramie
Wye
Quebec Debates Secession Motion in Provincial Assembly
Quebec deputy J N Francoeur from Lobiniere introduced a motion urging Quebec to secede from the Canadian confederation. The province was notable for voting against conscription in the recent election.
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Quebec
Confederation of Canadian Provinces
J. N. Francoeur
Lobiniere
British Aviators Die in Training Collision at Fort Worth
Three British airmen were killed in a training accident at the Fort Worth camp. The collision occurred during takeoff and led to two men dying in one crash while the third died shortly after.
Doomsday Book of Taxes to List Every U S Earner
Treasury plans a Doomsday Book listing all income sources for anyone earning 800 or more dollars in wages interest dividends rents or profits. Corporations must reveal stockholders and employees with 800 plus earnings, brokers must disclose transactions, and all sources totaling 800 or more for a person will be card indexed for tax enforcement. Uncovering unreported items could lead to penalties and potential court action.
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Washington
F. C
Dee
Treasury Department
England
Cuele Sam
The
Treasury
Jon Doe
Me P. D. Q. Corporation
Skinnem & Soakem
John Doe
Cuele Sitti
Sam
John
Uncle Sam
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