Lords Debate League of Nations Plans in London
June 27 the house of lords discussed postwar league plans urging inquiry and public disclosure. Curzon urged gradual moves toward a universal league with two tiers, admission of Germany only after defeat, and careful timing to avoid provoking war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
League OF Nations
London
Viscount Bryce
Bert Curzon
Kelleston
Viscount Uryen
Teason
Leagues of Nations
Agaan
Kiurice
League of the
Fyftikh En Bre
Overwanty Milling
Paris
Trent France
Taly
United States
Art Curzon
Munch Ad
Enel Curzon
Germany
Karl Curzon
Tars
England
Alleagie of Nations
Earl Curzon Cantinuet
Netton
Aestentte
Earl Curzon
Wool Wanted by Government Distributors Ad
Government distributors seek wool to purchase. Contact Kraus and Apfelbaum at Main and Edgerton Streets. Bell phone 445 and home phone 2590 listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kraus & Apfelbaum, Main and Edgerton Sts
Bell Phone
Ordnance Department Urgently Seeks 150 Officers
Telegram from War Department urges immediate commissions for captains and lieutenants in the Ordnance Department. Requirements include age 37 to 40, skilled mechanics or shop foremen with automobile repair experience, and hands on automobile and engine knowledge. Mechanical engineers without shop practice not suitable. Applications via Captain E. H. Kilbourne at Room 438 Tillot y Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordinance Department
E. H. Kilbourne
Chicago
Edgar H. Kilbourne
Fort Wayne
Indiana
War Department
Ordnance Department
Actua
Military Training Camfs Association
General Firemen Win First at Kendallville Parade
Tad Dalencil, Northeastern Medium reporter, covers the Kendallville volunteer fire department meeting and parade. Mayor and civic leaders praise firefighters, urge ongoing preparations for war, and note a large afternoon turnout. The parade awards prize to the General Electric company’s regiment for best forming in the drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daleniler
Vedium
Etty Hall
Garrett
Ty Rohrerdt
Asaeladion
Hit
Indiana
Wwe
Atlee
Apis
Wymouth
Herne
Indlie
Appytne
Baling
Delis
France
Terd
Harry AL Hilgemann
Fort Wine
Minton
Elentrie Vorespany
Urse
Otha Pure
Nnee
Fang
D. Whitmer
Wayne Knits
KF. Orinaby
Armored Troops Wear Visored Helmets on Western Front
A Belgian sentry stands in trench duty wearing a new helmet design, modeled after ancient armor. The piece notes the helmet's protection for the head and face while troops advance or defend positions on the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Kons
Cause Many Activities Planned For Red Cross Efforts
In Harmar area near the Harmar school the Red Cross sewing unit raises funds. Beginning Wednesday next July a weekly sewing workshop will run at the Port Wayne clinic from 7 to 9 pm. A bake sale is planned for Saturday. Donations of bread cake and pastry are invited at the Red Cross gift shop corner Clinton and Warne streets. Sewing unit meeting today at Washington school at 2 pm. Virginia Miller and Helen Kenton organized a lantern show at No. 7 engine house raising 6.08 to Fort Wayne chapter. Flowers donated by Furek the florist and sold for 5.25. The Saturnite Knitting Guild contributed 1.60 to the Red Cross. Mrs. Emma Jacobs donated 5.09 added to donations at headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmar
Red Cross
Ani
Port Wayne
Josete
Clinton and
Warneatreete
Hed Cross
du Tie
Washington School
Misa Josephine tGennett
Rew Itaven
Fwor
New Haven
Futek
Mra
Harry Togm
Columbia ‘Romberg
Saturntey Knitting Eth
Fimima Jacobs
East Main Street
Fort Wayne
Engine House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Men of America
Children’s
New York
Ieth
Garters
Kilbourne
Kendallville
Hugh
Ko Ffregses
Aflk
Sanarata Equine
Patterson-Fletcher
Local
Food Administration
G. Haffner
G. Crouse
Journal-Gazette
U. S. Food Administration
Aadross
O ‘Gonnimnion
Earch
Red Gross
Notton
RAT
Ito
Amd
Coats
Madras
Sauls
E. Berry Street