Doughboys Enjoy Three Day Leave At Neuwied Rhine Center
In Neuwied Germany American soldiers of the Third Corps spend a three day recreation period run by the YMCA and US Army engineers. They rest in a large recreation hall serve meals at Uncle Sams Hotel enjoy theater films and river trips with visits to Koblenz Ehrenbreitstein and Rudesheim amid open saloons and a thriving candy bakery.
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Wilbur Forrest
New York Tribune
Neuwied
Germany
Neuwled-on-the- Rhine
Third Corps Recreation Center
Uncle Sam's Boys
Third American Army Corps
Hines
Newwied
Rhine
Third Corps
Mattiy Engineers
Europe
Revellie
Ake
John Doughboy
Otty
Newled
Newwled
Uncle Sams
Cleveland
Sam
Hartford
Conn
Uncle Sam's
Mittelstrasse Theater
Neuwted
Nenwied
Topyra
Uncle Stan
Weissenthurm
Hoche
Neawied
Krupp
Urmitz Worth
Enkers
Bendorf
Ehrenhbroeitstein
Ballyshop
Ehrenbreitstein
Coblenz
Oberkthostein
Stolzenfels
Capelien
Frederick Wilhelm IV
Braubach
Maksbure
Bornhofen
Salzig
Fhrenthal
Nich
St. Goar
Ofs
Lerelel
Trereherarny Rhine Rapids
Cleomensenpelte
Kaiser Rudolph von [Apsbarge
Bingen-on-the
Drusus
Bingen
Rudesheim
Neenwied
Swat Cobhorne
Beau
Gatinny
Beethoven
Tom
Cobtens
Bridgetend
Neuwled
Bee Cremy
Indian War Dress Bequeathed to New York Museum
The American Museum of Natural History in New York received as a bequest the complete Cheyenne Chief Don White Eagle war dress. White Eagle, aged twenty nine, served as a U S Army sol dier sharpshooter in France and died there. The costume includes a feather war bonnet fringed shirt leggings moccasins pipe bag and feather trimmed standard made by White Eagle. He wore it during the third Liberty Loan drive as a speaker.
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New York
Natural History
Don White Eagle
France
United States
White Eagle
Poemnonta
Wwespeaker
Hen with a Vacation Cries Like a Turret Welcome
A garbled notice describes a hen named Hien taken to Plymouth Rock, living at a farm in Augustone, cared for with full pay during a two week vacation. The hen supposedly laid eggs daily for a year except during the break, and crows like a weathered watchdog.
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Hien
Plymouth Rock
Indiana News Highlights Across State Briefs
Indiana reports tighter labor balance except East Chicago where demand nearly matches supply. Bureaucrats push more licenses for cold storage houses. Union strike hits Citizens’ Independent Telephone in Terre Haute. Perjury cases heard in Shelbyville. Clark county townships form farm federation units. Flyers praise Indiana hospitality after recruiting tour. Congressional efforts on coal and daylight saving spark debate. Public works, roads plans advance in Indianapolis and across state. Farm groups, berry crops, and public health moves shape Indiana’s week.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Chicago
United States Employment Service
Indiuna Employment Commission
Harry E. Barnard
Citizens’ Independent Telephone Company
Central Union
Shelbyville
Blair
Nellie Heck
Edna Heck
John Heck
Minnie Engle
Lizzie Martin
William Talbert
Ray Heek
Jeffersonvile
Clark County
State Federation of Farmers’ Associations
Taw
Chanute Field
Randail
Washington, D. C
Watson
Indiina Land Trade Bureau
Pas Plaints
Public Service Commission
TL Wright
State Highway Commission
Sean
Terre Heaute
Five Milles
Stilesville
Itchart County
South Bend
Ligenion
Tndianapolis
Greenwood
Nationale
Tndirinapolis
Alren County
Une
Marshall County
Plymouth
Niles
Wayne County
Cipridge City
French Lick
Warrick
Spencer
Boonville
Indinaapolig
Tenth Iafaniry
Omcerk
Janet Anderson
Benjamin Wills
Oxcar Vells
Twentieth Century Limited
New York Central
Portage crosa‘Ing
Terre Haute
Wiliam T. Gleason
Goodrich
Connersville
Frank N. Wallace
State Conservation Commission
Russell G. East
Shelby County
Representative Bland
Jeffersonville
Franklin
Johnson County
Fremont Miller
W. R. Wood
Crown Point
Monticello
Lebanon
A. ¥. Burch
Evansville
Central Fuel Committee
Illinois
State Board of Tax Comissioners
County Auditors’ Association
Logansport
Indiana State Board of Health
Firis
Peters
Legislative Reference Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Lafayette
Poodue Universit
Flooding the System: Aimed at Regular Maintenance
A concise notice describes a plan to support system performance through a controlled flooding effort. It emphasizes timing and procedural steps to ensure smooth operation and stability for ongoing processes.
Dubious Indignation at Speeding Stop Report
A motorist meets a stern constable after being stopped for speeding. The exchange grows heated as the driver hints at a bribe, while the constable questions the accusation and presses for a likely offer to avoid punishment.
Country Wants Bigness and Room for the Few
Fragmentary remarks on rural growth and limited space for smaller communities. The text hints at a push for bigger projects and fewer opportunities for smaller entities in country areas. No clear names or dates are readable.
Just Retribution and Railroading Allegations
A fragment comments on alleged wrongful imprisonment and a man named as a robber with claims of railroading justice. The terse lines suggest frustration with due process and a claim of unlawful detention. No full names or concrete events are provided.
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Bright
Dean
Kentucky
William Henry Cobb
Nicholasville
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Banner Lye
Gruggisia
Penn Chemical Works
Philadelphia
USA
Northrop & Lyman Co.,Inc
Buffalo,n.c
Free Sample
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Broadway
New York City
Atever
Averiee Mining
New South Wales
Australia
Pecos County
Texas
Texas Oi Jeases
Tex
N. Houston St
Pt. Worth
Virginia
Department P. Emporia
Nomo Chemical Co
Bux
Frankfort
Ohio
Hilaboro
Cincinnati
American Forestry Association
Washington
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