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Newspaper

Fremont Eagle

Location

Fremont, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1917

Page

4

U S S E N D S O U T D R A F T C A L L 10 900 000 MEN

Washington Nov 16 Uncle Sam begins the largest manpower inventory for the second draft nine million men registered received questionnaires. Men between twenty one and thirty one must answer and list occupations for classifying into five divisions with exemptions and waivers. The form covers 87 trades and asks for education income and property data plus potential exemptions for dependents and aliens.

Washington Sam Sewetica Custonhouse United States

Master of Grand Strategy Sought in Our War Colleges

Washington faces a hunt for a master strategist to direct allied victory as wars move from paper to practical theater. War colleges have simulated global campaigns, with officers from the army and navy studying strategos. The search spans nations, with Americans urged to identify capable leaders among officers, engineers, and architects volunteering for war service.

Army and Navy George Clinton Washington War Office War Colleges Army Navy Engineers Newport S. 1 War College West Point Germany England France Russia Italy Japan Austrian Turkey United States Hindenburg Mackensen Kaiserland United States Army Niester Fenginod Quartermaster Engineer Corps Signal Corps Tueh Wealidn Hae

Five German submarines destroyed in a single day

London reports five German submarines were destroyed on Saturday, as Lloyd-George defended his Paris speech in the House of Commons. He said the move aimed to arouse public sentiment and that Pershing and allied leaders supported the inter allied council, while Asquith critiqued its scope and independence of national staffs.

Lloyd-George Paris Pershing War Council London David Lloyd-George House of Commons Herbert ST. Asquith Asquith France Italy America Serbia Bomania Couer Foch Robertson Cadorna Tralian Kitchener Lord Kitchener Pou Agin Liloyd-George Enghand

Young Wife and Mother Fight Over Household Ways

A brief exchange shows a wife claiming she cannot imitate her mother’s actions while the husband argues that not all duties compare to those maternal fusses, implying generational differences in domestic expectations.

Great Saving Theme in Self Praise Quip

A humorous exchange centers on self congratulation with a punchline about not needing tires for the steering wheel. The quip highlights wit over practical detail and teases the idea of effortless control.

Raid at IWW Headquarters Seizes Literature in Minneapolis

Federal agents raided the Industrial Workers of the World headquarters in Minneapolis on November 20 seizing literature and records to be used as evidence. The operation, requested by the U S district attorney in Chicago, targets IWW activities and the organization’s agricultural department as part of the indictment case.

Minneapolis Minn Industrial Workers of the Worl Chicago Federal Grand Jury United States District Attorney's Agricultural Department I. Ww. W

Housewives urged to aid food collectors capture impostors

Washington on November 20 Food Administrator Hoover asked housewives to help seize impostors robbing American shows by posing as government food collectors. He urged that when any demand is made the police be notified to ensure arrest.

Hoover Washington Polashle

Parcel Post Rules for Expeditionary Forces Gift Parcels

The Post Office issues an official statement clarifying parcel post rules for American Expeditionary Forces in France. Parcels up to seven pounds may be mailed directly. Christmas gifts up to twenty pounds can be sent to Hoboken Port of Embarkation and inspected en route. Packing and addressed format are specified, with exclusions on perishables and inflammables.

Edward B. Cladti R. Washington United States Washington France Post Office Department Union Europe War Department Port of Parkation Pier Hoboken New Jer Bry Army Atto Praeger N. J Post Office Wihabade

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