Penn Township Registrants List and New York Tailors Strike
Following are Penn township registrants including Leonard Kessel Aloysius Mosinski Leo Shekelton Leo Benda Vincent Govock Walter Coop Peck Gozdziala Coop Kaska Hawk Judson Coil Ryan Pacha Walker Elmore Miller Henry Trail Macy Zemp Brock Czywiak Welsh Singleton Mesner Montgomery Elmore Meredi Kessel Bray Witkoski Hook Supalla Davison Pacha Fritz Smith Turner Lynn Daering Braunshausen Elmore Hodson Benda Robb Coffin Peck Smalley Reighard Coffin Hoskins Sobaski Zaharris Elmore Melinski Elmore Creath Jones Courtney Nicholson Whitacre Robb Williams Hailey Foresti Peck Coffin Elmore Knopp Lynn Coffin Weaver Kann Zelinski Pacha Roberts Dickinson Pickard Allen Kyle Rice Spencer Frazier Apt Thomase Batinger Wizeins Coffin Frebure Kann Lovedy Dickinson Joe Wiezbickie Jones Pacha Clayton Turner Cameron George Harken Wolf Weat Wolf Frazier Tailors strike in New York 2000 workers walkout for 20 cent raise. Union says 5,000 involved. employers report few in action.
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Amos Judson Coil
Fred Leroy Ryan
Joseph Peter Pacha
Joseph Walker Banard
Fred Marion Elmore
Floyd R. Miller
Andrew William Henry
James William Trail
Otto Stephen Macy
Christ Zemp
Walter Lloyd Brock
John Joseph Czywiak
Wilbur Abner Welsh
Frank Floyd Singleton
Clyde M. Mesner
Berdell James Montgomery
Nick Elmore
Charles R. Jones
Alonzo Fenton Meredi Anthony Leo Kessel
Walter Lee Bray
Ralph Frank Witkoski
Clarence Bernard Hook
George Roman Supalla
Clarence Lester Davison
Albert Philip Pacha
Francis Peter Fritz
Virgil Alan Smith
Howard Franklin Turner
Darrell Vernon Lynn
Carl Frederick Daering
Leo Matt Braunshausen
Ira Edgar Kyle
Jose Alexander Rice
John William Spencer
Frank Benjamin Frazier
Frank Alden Apt
Lewi
Thomase Batinger
Fred Wizeins
Charles Everett Coffin
William Frebure
Fred Kann
John Wilson Lovedy
William Henry Dickinson
John Joe Wiezbickie
William Lawrence Jones
John Michael Pacha
Clayton Osmer Turner
Chas. Cameron George
Orva
Karl Harken
Andrew Frederick Wolf
Jos
Henry Weat
Social and club notices fill town schedule
The Health club meets at 7:30 with Mrs Joel Turney on Wednesday September 25. Mrs Oscar Haton and Mrs W C Smith entertain First English Lutheran ladies at 202 South B St on Friday September 27 at 2 30 pm. Community Bible Class opens Friday at 6 30 pm at the Baptist church with an open invitation and a fellowship social and picnic supper planned. Mrs Ray Campbell hosts a birthday gathering for James Campbell at East Adams St from 4 30 to 7 pm with games and refreshments followed by gifts. Elsie Bucher and Laura Ireland host telephon e office staff at the Bucher home East Lowe St in honor of Mrs Carrie Bowermaster departing for Virginia with her husband. The evening features games and Victrola music with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Haton
W. C. Smith
First English Lutheran Church
Community Bible Class
Baptist Church
Ray Campbell
East Adams St
James Campbell
Elsie Bucher
Laura Ireland
Bucher
East Lowe St
Carrie Bowermaster
Virginia
Reunion at Eldon Hosts 19th Iowa Infantry
The 19th Iowa Infantry will hold its annual reunion at Eldon Iowa on October 9 and 10 1918. It is hoped that every comrade who possibly can will be present.
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19Th Iowa Infantry
Eldon
Iowa
Jefferson County Men Who Join The Colors In October
A list of thirty Jefferson county men selected to join the colors and report to Camp Dodge between October 5 and 21 is published. The roster includes Clinton R. McGahan Grover C. Pettzinger Velmer M. Bell George A. Harper Chas F Liggett R Fred Miller Albert J Fritz Fred L Peebler Chester W Murphy Arthur Sable Walter Chapins Guy Ross Black Francis Benda Fay O Champa Fred Lee Gallup Clarence W Finney Bernard E ONeil John S Campbell John V Taglauer Roy W Jacobs Noble Hines Frank E Emonine Sars Martin Lawrence J Fritz Victor D Leech Merle Wm Miller Guy C Maxwell John D Garber Raymond Jacobs Norman J Atwell.
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Jefferson County
Camp Dodge
Fairfield
Clinton R. McGahan
Grover C. Pettzinger
Velmer M. Bell
George A. Harper
Chas
F. Liggett
R. Fred Miller
Albert J. Fritz
Fred L. Peebler
Chester W. Murphy
Arthur Sable
Walter Chapins
Guy Ross Black
Francis Benda
Fay O. Champa
Fred Lee Gallup
Clarence W. Finney
Bernard E. O'Neil
John S. Campbell
John V. Taglauer
Roy W. Jacobs
Noble Hines
Frank E. Emonine
Sars Martin
Lawrence J. Fritz
Victor D. Leech
Merle Wm. Miller
Guy C. Maxwell
John D. Garber
Yanks Repulse Reds At Archangel Outpost
Bolshevik attack on the American outpost south of Archangel fails as eight Bolshevik dead are found near the front, with three more in a forest. A Bolshevik soldier says a shell from a Russo allied armored train killed 20 men on a Bolshevik train. Artillery fire causes no harm to American positions.
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Archangel
Tokyo
Khabarovsk
War Office
Yamedna
Anur
Bolohevitz
Nerchinsk
Chita
Vladivostolk
Sudian
Vindivostok
Government ownership of a fate price urged by bankers
Samuel Unternever, counsel for the Nations Association of Railway Security Owners, urged government ownership of railroads in a speech to the savings bank section of the American Bankers Association at the Congress hotel. He argued it would be fairer to the government and bondholders than federal central control, citing the present wartime contract terms.
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Chicago
Samuel Unternever
The
Nations Association of Ralitwnay Security Owners
Savings Bank Section
American Bankers’ Assectation
Congress Hotel
U. S. Rushes Ship Work Completes Many Vessels
Washington reports thirteen ships of all types totaling 55,4100 tons delivered to the Emergency Fleet Corporation in the week ending September 20. Saunch lines completed seventeen ships with 72,700 deadweight tonnage and the Inkes district led with five deliveries and six launches of steel debsols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Emergency Pleet Corporation
Saunchines
Inkes
Kaiser defies yanks promise Alsace Lorraine to France
Emperor William told Austrian officers at Briey that Americans had promised France Alsace Lorraine and would back German forces. He urged comradeship with Austrian units and warned of heavy fighting ahead, saying the right answer would be given to the Americans at the right moment.
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London
Briey
Metz
William
France
Alsace-Lorraine
Amsterdam
Alsace
Lorraine
Fewer Influenza Cases at Great Lakes Station
Forty three thousand sailors at the Great Lakes naval training station are expected to say goodbye to influenza as mild and serious cases decline. Surgeon Owen J. Mink reports the epidemic is down and more men are returning to duty, with an anticipated negligible disease level by Friday and possible weekend liberty for the men.
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Great Lakes
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Owen J. Mink
Doctor Mink
U S Guns Stop Enemy Raid on Aero Route
American artillery halted a German raid on September 24 after a warning from German forces. Fire from the front lines prevented infantry assault and harassing bombardment across sectors failed to cause damage. Germans remain consolidating before Saint Mihiel.
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St. Mihilet
Nebracka Freshmen May Compete In Athletics
Military commandant Bot Mactvor at the University of Nebracka said he would issue orders to Prof. J. D. Seort, the athlete director, to inform Professor Scott that freshmen may be allowed to take part in athletic activities this season.
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Nebracka
Lipevin
Ned
Bot Mactvor
University of Nebracka
J. D. Seort
Scott
Tiake
Seneen
Food Administration Order Bans In-between Refreshments
Federal Food Administration forbids serving refreshments between meals in all lodges clubs church and college groups to save wheat and sugar and aid the war effort Jefferson County Food Administrators W C Spalding J S McKenney outline the directive.
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Federal Food Administration
W. C. Spalding
McKenney
Jefferson County
Yankees Take Hilaire Post in German Garrison Capture
An American detachment under Captain K. Lee captured a German garrison at St. Hilaire after artillery barrages blocked reinforcements between Marcheville and Dulgneville. U.S. forces took six heavy machine guns and 12 prisoners.
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Lori Faine
K. Lee
St. Hietire
St. Hilaire
Marcheville
Dulgneville
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Baily Journal
Surnal Fe Kha Co
South Court Street
Gian Taylor
W. Taylor
Penn Township
Leonard John Kessel
Aloysius Frank Mosinski
Leo Raymond Shekelton
Leo John Benda
Vincent Valentine Govock
Walter Austin Coop
Clement John Peck
Anthony Gozdziala
Raymond Milton Coop
Lester Peter Kaska
Rollie Russell Hawk
Edward McCarty
Willard Harry Dickinson
Edgar Raymond Hodson
Clement Peter Benda
Harold Glen Robb
Owen W. Coffin
Walter Frank Peck
Clarence Almon Smalley
Reno Roscoe Reighard
Albert H. Coffin
Wm. Olney Hoskins
Joseph Haiima Sobaski
Ignatius Vincent Zaharris
Charles Elbert Elmore
Andrew Anthony Melinski
Beecher
Rex Elmore
Frank Clarence Creath
Harvey Coffin Jones
William Sherman Courtney
Thomas Oscar Nicholson
George Edwin Whitacre
Charley Robb
Henry Williams
Cassius W. Hailey
Louis Foresti
Hurd
Charles George Peck
David Grant Shekelton
Lunn Washington Elmore
Joseph Lawrence Heller
Frank Edwin Berry
John Edward Messer
Mathias Knopp
William Marry Lynn
Joseph Elmer Coffin
Luther Elmore
Rutherford Hayes Bates
Frank Chalupa
Burdette Weitzel
Joseph Theodore Kurtz
Samuel Thomas Cilbert
Owen
Weaver
William Kann
Joseph Paul Zelinski
Joseph Albert Pacha
William Harlan Roberts
George Anson Dickinson
William Alfonso Pickard
Will
Oscar Allen
New York
Eilora
Ladies Garment Workers’ Union
Joel Turney
Eldor
Raymond Jacobs
Norman J. Atwell
Samuel Untermyer
U. S
Great Lakes Region
Kaiser
Yanks
America
Vosges
Hilaire
Poe
Louise Lovely
Formu
Brassieres
W.B
W. B. Reduso
Weingarten Bros., Inc
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