Notre Dame President resigns after 1920
The article notes the resignation of Rev. Br. John Cavanaugh, C. S. C., president of the University of Notre Dame, with the resignation effective sometime after the scholastic year ends in June.
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Notre Dame
John Cavanaugh
C. S.C
University of Notre Dame
Washington, D. C
Postminster
Blakslee
Indiana
Richmond
American Friends Board
Friends Board
London
England
Conference of Friends
Muncie
Lake Erie & Western Railroad
Charles Spall
Starry Karn
William Hutzler
Petersburg
Goodrich
G. H. Ward
Winchester
Pike Circuit
Winslow
Indianapolis
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Floyd County
John Mitchell
State Fourd
State Automobile Department
Frank A. Richards
Tom Barr
Horatio Harryman
State Board of Accounts
Marion County
Munele National Institute
Indiana State Normal School
United States
Nui
Qld
Second Nalions Bank of
Aurora
Frank Wallace
Wallace
Indiana General Assembly
Tadtanapolis
L. N. Hines
Logansport
Boone
Clinton
Carroll
Case
Fulton
Michigan Road Association
South Bend
Newbury
Evansville
Donna
Demobilization Plans and Draft Board Limits Compared
Washington reports the war department outlines why local draft boards cannot handle full demobilization. It describes manpower needs, required facilities, and the impracticality of replacing overseas units with turnips of local boards. It notes demobilization centers exist and that lessons from Britain influence U.S. plans.
Demobilization Dilemmas Tie Up Troops in France
The War Department outlines a cautious British style demobilization plan prioritizing essential industry workers and key men. Congress approves a 60 bonus for those separated from service while logistical delays and public health rules hamper immediate reunions with families.
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War Department
Congress
Debarkation
France
Ponce
Huns' Last Offensive Halted as Allies Hold Line
London dispatch from March 21 1918 describes German assault along the Arras front met by Allied artillery and infantry. Troops endured heavy shelling, with U S and British units fighting back. retreat deemed part of a larger strategy as Allied counterattacks prep for summer and autumn offensives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy M. Sars
United Press
London
Fortieth Division
Arras
Bowie
Bellecourt
Pest
Third Army
Cos
Mary
Ervillers
Sp. Leger
Gommecourt
Courcelles
Bucquoy
Fortieth
Royal Feld Artillery
Bolsieux-au-Mont
Bolry-St. Martin
Golden Medical Discovery Promotes Blood Purification
Advertises Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a temperance remedy for impure blood. Claims to purify blood, heal skin blemishes, and improve digestion and organ health, with testimonials like Lowrie Hartwell praising boils clearing after use. Boxes, prices, and trial offer mentioned.
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Dr. Pierce
Invalida
Buffalo
Oak Horbor
Ohio
Handicaps and Hat Rounds Stir Mixed Reactions
The passage muses on dealing with handicaps as obstacles to success and the idea of gratitude when a hindrance aids progress. It contrasts the belief that giving is better with the awkward dynamic of collective fundraising and shared effort.
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Leonard Wood
Carter Glass
County Victory Loan
Jasper
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B. F. Shaver Canning Company
Huntington
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Dubois
Dale
Tennyson
Tousley
Washington
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Edwin Parker
Harrodsburg
Earl Boze
Geneva
Earl Neal
Flat Rock
Wilmer Stussell Ford
Bryant
Allen Bell
Se Tisn
Tmbianapolis
Frrom
Albert BR. Anderson
John Heer
Louisville
Lorenz Leppert
North Indiana Methodist Episcopal Conference
Jeffersonville
Jeffersonville Canning Company
William Kilgus
Lawrence Nowlin
West York
War Mothers of American
Terre Haute
Enugene V
Spartacans
Berlin
Schuitzenstrasse
Ufe
Great Britain
Sherman
Dodds
Ae da Lls
David
Namme
Opera
Cincinnati, U
Enon S. Apie
Cuticura Dept. Ron
Liberty Bonds
Lincoln Inn Court
Provident Bank
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Wm, John & CO
Cincinnati
van Jose
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