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Newspaper
Grabill Review
Location
Grabill, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1913
Page
4
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The article lauds American newspapers for their help in selling Liberty Loan Bonds of 1917 across the nation. It praises vast, diverse press support, including foreign language papers, for educating the public about bonds and boosting subscriptions, calling the drive a major public service and educational campaign. It also touches on wartime food policy debates and urges focusing on winning the war.
Governor proclaims May 81 as the effective date for the 1917 legislature’s second degree arson law. It makes attempted arson an offense punishable by one to eight years in state prison and defines arson involving willful preparation or distribution of combustible materials with intent to damage or destroy property valued at twenty dollars or more or insured against fire.
A Chicago editor argues Americans must support the Red Cross to avoid a lasting burden. He cites $100,000,000 sought for aid to sick and wounded and disaster relief, contrasting it with German occupation fines in Belgium and elsewhere. He notes Brussels has paid millions in fines for Belgian publications.
A humorous, clipped collection of satirical lines on war impact, religion, protestors, media, aviation output, Congress excess, public discourse, soft drink trends, drought risks, and domestic duties. The voice riffs on self restraint, patriotism, and practical action for citizens and households.
Washington reports hard rules to curb exemptions under the draft. Local boards must deny relief without indisputable written proof, with appeals to district boards and affidavits only. Personal appearances are barred. decisions hinge on paper records, as the government prioritizes full military intake and uniform standards.
Jerome Arizona July 11 Hundreds of miners and townspeople armed with rifles and pick handles moved to remove agitators after a strike called Friday by the metal workers branch of the Industrial Workers of the World. Members of the International Union repudiated the action. No violence reported.
In Indianapolis on July 9 the Democratic state central committee and district leaders voted to place a full ticket of delegates in the field for Indiana’s constitutional convention. Governor Goodrich’s influence is criticized as steering delegates. 15 delegates at large will be chosen, with districts naming local delegates. Aimed at a nonpartisan, capable convention, the party plans a strong 1916 campaign and outlines headquarters and a women’s executive committee to aid organization.
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