No Final Appeal To Governor On Draft Board Rulings
Fragmented report discusses limits on appealing draft board decisions to the governor. It cites Davis and mentions exemp tion procedures, legal interpretations, and potential authority held by counsel, district boards, and marshals. The piece reflects debate over whether governors can review exemption rulings and the practical burden of appeals.
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Calwatinks Oy
Davis
Mathers
Trarsday
Newapper
Washington
Elvis Travis
Cox
Mir
Wis Plate
Ander
Price of Sugar Measures Set by Food Admin
The Food Administration plans to set sugar prices with wholesalers facing caps near three quarters of a cent per unit. Officials indicated the move aims to stabilize markets amid wartime shortages and will be enforced nationwide.
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Washington
Aepl
Castova Velinino
Cate
Owas
World sugar distribution control committee formed
An international five member committee has been appointed to regulate the purchase and distribution of large sugar quantities. Acting through the food administration under authority at the presidency, this commission will oversee a substantial portion of the global sugar supply.
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Istration
Tone Do Nem
Jrul
Prisoners used for target practice in Austria hungary
Waushineton reports sensational claim that Austro-Hungarian captors drilled prisoners for target practice in a prison. Italian sources quote alleged abuse and torture involving gunfire and deliberate poisoning as a disgraced ledge by a commander named Barks.
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Waushineton
Cintas
Marling
Tisputehen
Mii
Naned
Barks
County Board summons list entries many names and towns
A long county board call list appears with numerous names and places such as Middletown Oxford Somerville Hamilton Trenton and others. The text reads like a roster of individuals shown by county assignments and to be summoned for a forthcoming process or duty.
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Ayeoll
Po Pike Daria
Middletown
Ty County
Whytine Bown
B. OR
Hantitten
Tianitlon
Lens
McDermott
BR. RZ
Iruiltom
Ray Ogden
Hamilton
Woelwitt
Winsor
Oxford
Aviiwe d. Dre Reer
Wrentod
Oliver
Fyauais Happ
Shandon
Olalmus Lowes
Burnard Houser
Westelinatens
Earl. Lewis
Dimes M. Cobinon
Chai Uniston
Haltony AL. Hert Johnson
Oniay Cephart
Dimmiltorn
Viruness
Pbtne
Dy Wrighs
Ksom Md
Ward Heahold
Mamilton
Marry Baker Monroe
Anus Moore
R. Ro
Raymond “Hensel
William Cary
Coteote
Clarry Li
Pierson
Islouds
Hob
Bentley
RB. BR
Ghirdoy Corbin
Tamim
Abethar
Rolly C. Wood
Ray Eohs
Bloyd
A. Boowerstille
Reily
Oleygemle
Data Weatehout
Riley Mityel
Bethany
Vorlomin
Osford
Henry A. Bovenmilas
Daenor
Ton Withrow
Fry
Ston Smith
Vanitton
Ton AL
Punina
Somerville
Dave K. Wisecap
Mi Marat
Stitton A
Harlan
Oxfords
Mbvion
Anguatua Boyd
Monroe
Wdwared Calitwallader
Sharonville
Donald Pad Tavis
Nyran Schwarky
We Wd
Mamillens
George J. MeKangm
Ostards
John. Heving
W. Rd
de Karleller
TF Hort Tease Prinen
Tmitiony Williams
Tlamillan
Bark
Rosa
POSSUM RUN MEET AND FAMILY VISITS IN SOMERVILLE AREA
Sept 20 report notes POSSUM RUN POSSANT RUN O and C McQnistow conducted business in Somerville Tuesday. Several residents including Mel Mys Tra Duvall and Babs daughter spent the weekend with relatives near Halens Mya. Charles Smite and elustets visited near College Corn er. Mrs Minow Withrow and family plus Dai Steauhe visited Sun near Tianilt Me Mars Farneft Moss and Weary Mustard families near Caden Sunday. Farmers in the area busy with Wad Taylor and Gioly as the week closes.
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Posannt Run
C. McQnistow
Somerville
Thesday
Mel Mys
Tra Duvall
Babs
Spiayl
Halen
Mya
Charles Smite
Clallege Corner
Minow Withrow
Dai Steauhe
Jay
Tianilt
Mars
Farneft Moss
Weary Mustard
Caden
Suniday
Taylor
James C Ernst Dies in Covington Ashville
James C Ernst of Covington Ashville died Thursday night after a life in Cincinnati business circles. He once led the German National Bank of Covington and was president and owner of the Union Light, Seat, and Bone company, controlling street lighting and gas and electric services across the region. Brothers Richard P Ernst and Edward J Ernst are noted as prominent professionals in Cincinnati and Covington.
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Cneimnati
James C. Ernst
Covington
Ashville
Mouit
Ernst
German National Bank of
Union Light, Seat, and Bone Company
Tralley
Richard P. Ernst
Dolar Matias
Edward J. Ernst
Thvenstd
Mle
Tials ‘Evik
Cincinnati
Wid Caver Ington
Jesse Smith Elected President of Columbus Ohio Lodge
In the naval section of the Ohio Miks Jesse W. Smith of Washington D il was elected president to succeed Lovey G. Silbaugh of Lancaster. John W. Ranney of Colindus was to decide secretary, Laven K. Davis of Galvia was chosen treasurer. John W. Kineffamaa of Clown was named vice president with officers Tharey Meredith of Maville and Walter Malkay of Ashland as senior and third vice presidents. C W Cansel won as treasurer and Aliatro was chosen as private secretary. Ohio will support Brora Campbell of East St Louis for next Grand W alte Rulen to succeed Fred Tarpor of Lynebiarg, recently unable to attend.
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Tharey Meredith
Mavietta
Seed
Walter Malkay
Aahlaunla
Adwir CL Slough
Mansfield
Sherry
Bellaire
C. W. Canselwon
Aliatre
Orvatees
Colusn- Ins Wastanielsen
Mat Ohio
Brora Campbell
East St. Louis
Fred Tarpor
Lynebiarg
Tho Klks
Famine Fear Grips Nations Amid Tightened Embargoes
Lorton reports famine threats across many nations as United States embargoes tighten. Switzerland, Italy, Austria, and Prussia face fuel shortages and rising hunger amid global tension. The piece notes aid efforts and lists recent notices and names in a long unrelated section referencing an Advertised Letter List No. 38.
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Lorton
United
War Will End When World Is Safe For Civilization Declares Senator Harding
Columhis O Sept 2 The bust of patriotism referenced by United States Senators Warren G Harding of Gaia and James S Williams of Mississippi framed the Ohio Elks gathering. Senator Harding, introduced by Yardling, urged ending the war to keep civilization safe. He said America will fight until civilization is secure and Americans remain safe, praising unity and patriotic resolve amid debates over wartime aims and peace.
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Senator Harding
Columhis
United States
Warren G. Wording
Gaia
Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Ohio
Warding
Yuliens
America
Will Place Price on Kaiser Head in Malvane Kansas
A garbled 1900s style notice from Malvane Kansas proposes a reward for the capture of Kaiser. It hints at manhunts, property transfer, and legal consequences, with the intent to fund the pursuit through a public bounty. The text is heavily corrupted with numerous OCR errors.
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Imac
Hamilton
Price
Kaiser
Unclear Murder Case Involving Harry Scott Related Figure
A mangled report describes Harry Scott of Middletown and a chain of names and aliases tied to a fatal railroad incident. It mentions a man killed while riding a chair or ride, a “pal” witness, and a chase by police in a distant city, with parents in Akron and a missing return.
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Middletown
Sajit
Uno
B. L. Dengns
Caneinoah
Akyon
Toonte Wis
Akrat
City
MIS SMUI COMING POSTPONED IN U S A
A telegram states SMUI’S coming has been postponed by Tal Smith the mission chief to Tuva. United Brethren channels say she will not be able to travel on September while observers note past pioneer missionary work in Kona and Alvied. An appraiser team led by Loon Kilcox Nassel Seigart and looe BY Sar estimates the value of the Willi and Weistnad property to settle with Mved Weislaget and to sell the property if needed. The property was offered for sale December ___ but drew no bidders.
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Tuva
United Brethren Ghayelsy
Alvied
Loon Kilcox
Nassel Seigart
Looe
Sar
Willi
Weistnad
Mved Weislaget
Bert Moray Detained by Police After Incident at Afys
Police detained Bert Moray Thursday evening after a disturbance at Afys. Moray reportedly became intoxicated, prompting the intervention, with witnesses noting the events before authorities separated him from the scene.
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Bert Moray
Afys
Moran
Help Young Girls Find Relief with Lydia E Pinkham’s Remedy
Letters from Mrs Auma Mints and Myra Hazen describe long struggles with cramps headaches and backache beginning at age eleven. Both report dramatic improvement after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and urge other young girls to seek restoration to health by using the remedy.
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Eaton, Il
New Castle
Ind
Lydia
Pinkham
Myrs
Azen- Ham
South 15Th
Navcastle
Lid
Lydia E. Pinkham
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