United States Army Draft Plan To Expand By June Third
Washington plans 2,000,000 men in active service and training camps by June, with a winter draft of 100,000 men. By October 10, the department expects 500,000 under arms, conditions permitting. If equipment and accommodations improve, another draft may be recommended to the president.
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U.S. Army
Washington
Milion Wen
War Department
Baker
House
Theo Ple
Beer F Eome
Uirain
Unclear Personal Note on Military and News Wordings
The readable fragment appears to mix phrases about military orders and new information needs without clear context. No identifiable persons or organizations are present to anchor a factual summary.
Russian fleet withdraws from Riga as Germans advance
An official report says Russian cuuboute and torpedo boats left Riga harbor before German forces occupied the Baltic city. Subs were active in the Gulf, but no major combat reported. A civil commission is appointed to preserve order while wealthier residents seek to depart.
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Riga
Hag
Spekal
Pan
Clues
NE. Stark dies former head of Cheyenne schools
N E Stark a pioneer Cheyenne educator and former head of the Cheyenne public schools died yesterday at his son's ranch near Douglas after a career spanning math teaching and administration. Born 1892 in Vermont, he descended from Gen John Stark and married Mary Lee Field in 1872. He later moved to Colorado then Wyoming, leaving Cheyenne schools in 1865 and later suffering paralytic strokes. Survived by wife and son Thayer, funeral plans to be announced with services in Douglas.
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Cheyenne
Douglas
Cheyene
Professor Stark
Stephen Hon
Bon Shoe and Clothing Company
Charles Riner
Wyoming Fuel & Feed Company
Stark
Orn
Vermont
John Stark
Hennington
Union Pacific
Wyoming
Mary Lee Field
S A. Bristol
Laramie
Aranch
ATC
Rt. Morgan, Colo
Lost Springs
Wye
Thayer
KE. Lk. Tiriatol
Charles Mristol
Whitaker Charged Over Halo Splitting on Wyoming Highways
J A Whitaker district federal highway engineer at Denver faces charges for refusing to help Wyoming on highways. Meeting held to discuss the matter with representatives from various counties in the city.
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J. A. Whitaker
Denver
Wyoming
Lloyd George warns Germany will crack under war strain
British Prime Minister Lloyd George told the Royal National Eisteddfod that Germany has not yet felt the war’s final strain. He argued freedom and unity depend on sea supremacy and defended British submarine figures as accurate. He noted Russian news has been unsettling and a revolution could delay victory.
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Birkenhead
Eng
Germany
Lloyd George
Royal National Eisteddfod
Russia
Whiskey production in U S to halt tonight nationwide
Washington Sept 7 whiskey manufacture to cease at 11 pm as the food control act takes effect. Distilleries will redirect grain to food uses while alcohol for industrial and medicinal purposes continues. Officials expect revenue gains from bonded whiskey withdrawal and a sharp rise in whiskey prices within a year.
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Washington, D. C
Nalion
Wyoming Highway Officials Seek Federal Aid
Members of the state highway commission meet with A. H. Johnston of the Denver division to press for federal aid for Wyoming highways. Eight months have passed since a promise of federal support, but none has materialized.
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A. H. Johnston
Denver
Highway and County Commission
Wyoming
Ranch for sale contact Davia at Carey Avenue
Classified note offers ranch buying or selling through Davia located at 1714 Carey Ave with phone and residential contact details provided for inquiries.
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Davia
Carey Ave
Labor Alliance Sets War Goals Behind Democracy
The American Alliance for Labor and Democracy held a loyalty conference in Minneapolis and elected Samuel Gompers as president. It advocates suppressing disloyalty, taxing wealth, government control of industries in disputes, broader representation for wage earners, and backing President Wilson’s war aims to preserve democracy.
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Minneapolis
Minn
American Alliance For Labor and Democracy
Wilson
Samuel Gomper
American Federation of Labor
German Aviators Kill Americans in Hospital Bombing
An American hospital was bombed by German airmen causing the death of an American officer and wounding five staff members. Ten patients were also injured as England vows serial reprisals against German military targets with British armies in the field.
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England
U S to end anti war and German plots
Chicago reports outline a broad conspiracy alleged to involve acts against the draft law, arson in wheat fields and forests, strikes and anti-war articles. Government leaders are said to direct many lieutenants across the nation, with wholesale prosecutions and possible I W W deportations anticipated.
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Pacific Northwest
United States
Wanted furnished room or small house in prime neighborhood
State Leader T D seeks a furnished room or small house in a top residential area by October 1. Contact information not provided.
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T. D
Japan May Throw Army into Europe
Japanese troops could be deployed to Europe if the Allies seek their help and Tokyo wins concessions in return. The decision hinges on whether allied powers want Japan’s aid and how transportation arrangements would be made, a key issue in the ongoing strategic debate.
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Washington
Japan
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