July 3 1918 Cincinnati Commercial Tribune reads rates
The Commercial Tribune published July 3 1918 lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions in Cincinnati and nationwide. It notes advance payment required for mail subscriptions, outlines foreign and Canada pricing, and includes office and bureau locations along with AP ownership.
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Cincinnati
United States
Arts
Mexico
Gaba
Canada
Eet Ee
Coerciel Tribune
Commercial Tribune Publishing Company
One Uniform Standard of Citizenship for the War Effort
In wartime rhetoric, loyalty is defined as earning victory through full sacrifice and work. The piece condemns deferments and profiteering while urging men to join war work, support families left behind, and back soldiers in France and Flanders as the nation mobilizes for victory.
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United States
Crowder
Liberty
France
Flanders
Army of Victory
America
Pny
Marines Rehab Unit Improves Fitness for Service
The article outlines a Marine Corps rehabilitation unit that treats soldiers with foot problems, dental work, and other impairments. It defines a 30 day program led by specialized doctors and officers to restore as many men as possible to fit for duty both at home and overseas.
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Captain Jinks
Horse Marines
United States Marine Corps
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati July 3 1868
Weather clear and hot with highs 82 to 94. Notable items include Kenry Jacobs becoming partner at Theis Gottleib & Co, William Pisher retiring from James Gordon & Co, eggs at 16 cents a dozen wholesale, a drowning accident in the Ohio River, Newport Juniors defeating Buckeye Juniors 56 to 41, river editor changes at The Enquirer, two companies consolidating, June coroner inquests totaling 29 in Hamilton County, and Fourth of July oration planned by Frederick Hassaurek at Lockland. Also noted are island purchases near St Vincent by George Hatch, arrests for gambling on Race Street, church weddings, and several marriage announcements.
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George Hatch
Cincinnati
St. Vincent
Apalachicola
Fla
Tom Lytle
Amos Davis
Race Street
Fifth
First Congregational Church
J. W. Goodwin
Chicago
Charles H. Morse
Martha J. Owens
Quakers Join War Aid as Reconstruction Unit
The Quakers, long known for pacifism, form a 360 strong Reconstruction Unit to salvage war wrecks. They rescue the wounded nurse the sick mend the maimed and teach new employments behind the front lines. The piece notes their broadened stance and calls for unity across the Americas in light of the army appropriation debate.
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Flanders
Picardy
Americas ready to unite in mobilization against the Hun
The Dayton Journal notes Senate Military Committee support for an amendment allowing the President to train transport and maintain forces of nations at war with enemies of the United States. Aimed at Latin American republics eight of which have declared war, the move envisions a western hemisphere mobilization of about 3,000,000 troops with broad international consent.
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Senate Military Committee
United States
Western Hemisphere
South American
Germany
Senate Committee
War Department
Brazil
Argentina
South
Central America
America
Britain
Italy
France
Americas
Dayton Journal
Nine hundred thousand troops to France cited by chief of staff
The Kansas City Star notes that amid secrecy the week by week announcements from Washington show nine hundred thousand American troops now in France. The move is meant to reassure allies and bolster American war resources rather than encourage the enemy.
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France
America
Washington
Kansas City Star
Gompers Urges Protest Against Zone Postage Plan
Samuel Gompers appeals to about 3,000,000 central labor union members nationwide to oppose the zone based postage system for second class matter set to take effect July 1. He warns the measure will destroy the free press and deprive millions of access to education and recreation, urging suspension or repeal of the war revenue act section containing the plan.
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Samuel Gompers
Congress
Gompers
New York Herald
France Calls to Me in Wartime Refugee Tale
A Boston Transcript poem and narrative recount a traveler’s call from France and the Red Cross aid to refugees arriving in Botany, detailing relief work, shelter, clothing, furniture, and resettlement efforts for men women and children malnourished by war.
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France
Seine
No Man's Land
Harry Webb Farrington
Boston Transcript
Government exhibits planned for Ohio State Fair display
Plans outline a comprehensive government exhibit at the Ohio State Fair to educate the public on national military preparedness. Navy and Commerce displays, Food Administration materials, and Public Information films will accompany Army and Navy equipment, weapons, uniforms, and hospital models.
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Tribune Bureau
Munsey Building
Washington
Ohio
Navy Department
Department of Commerce
Federal Food Administration
Committee On Public Information
Department of Agricuture
Army
Navy
Ordnante
Signal Corps
The
Food Administration
French Leader Backs Kerensky in Allied Mission
France Libre, a new socialist daily in Paris, proclaims Alsace Lorraine as France. Compere Morel, director and deputy, after meeting Alexander Kerensky in France, calls readers to backKerensky’s mission to allied governments to revive Russia.
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Associated Prosp
Paris
France Libre
Alsace-Lorraine
France
Heiress to millions serves six months with Red Cross in France
Helen Frick daughter of Henry C. Frick sailed for France with three companions to join the Red Cross civilian relief. The unit was assigned to Bourg and Valence in southern France under Mary W. Dawson. After reaching France they worked with the people and later Miss Frick returned to Pride's Crossing to relate her impressions and experiences.
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Helen Prick
Henry C. Frick
Pittsburg
France
Department of Civilian Relief of the Red Cross
Miss Frick
Mary W. Dawson
Boston
Bourg
Bourg and
Valence
Frick
Pride’s Crossing
North Shore
Massachusetts
Labor housing program estimate hits hundred million
The Treasury Secretary submitted a $100,000,000 estimate for the Department of Labor war workers housing program for next year to the Senate. The current fiscal year appropriation stands at $60,000,000.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Labor
War Workers
Senate
Secretary of Th Treasury
Senate blocks Fall on suffrage resolution vote
Washington July 2 The offer by Senator Fall of New Mexico to bring up the woman suffrage resolution failed in the Senate today as the vice president ruled the senator out of order.
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Associated. Press
Washington
Fall of
New Mexico
Senate
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