Discharges Ban at Camp Sherman Under Gen. Glenn Orders
At Camp Sherman the army enforces a ban on discharges as Gen. Glenn orders, detailing training, daily routines, and medical routines. The report notes indoctrination, English classes for foreigners, and prep for the Eighty third Division's National Guard transfer. David Abrams dead is also briefly mentioned.
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Sherman
Gen. Glenn
National Guard
Teo
Headquieters
Hi. FL Gwin
National Army
She Chin
Venus
Ohin
Rommander Negedd
Alepioto
Treaumdons
Foreign Legion
Pennsylvania
Marcel
Jackins
Kall
Thingarina
David Abrams
Abrams
Leomedian
German Agents Destroyed Cattle Reported in U S
Chicago reports a dramatic claim that German agents spread disease and loot across the United States. The note names Seolis Durand a noted farmer and stock breeder as a witness. Mrs Mirand allegedly confronted the activity and her livestock were affected.
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Chicago
Unite States
Seolis Durand
America
Mirand Wie
Oxford College Endowment Drive Seeks 185000 More
Oxford College of Women launches a countywide campaign to raise 185000 toward a one half billion endowment fund. Offers of 106600 from Rockefeller Foundation educational board and 450000 from Carnegie Corporation boost hopes of reaching the goal by May. Local alumnae contributions have grown to 15000 as planners push for a substantial final total.
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Wester College For Women of Oxford
Uutler County
Educational Board
Rockefeller Tovalatinn
Carnagia Corporation
Qwillion
Rawel
Buller County
Endowenent Futea Committee
Wendqnayiers
Roouis
Rentachter Tvildt
Paris Flashes Report Civilian and Military Losses
A jumble of dispatches cites Captain Comin Cryamer among IMranco’s noted aviators believed killed, with Elycia Cushing wounded. London and Washington notes cover prices, gold policy, and war concerns while other cities log accidents, political shifts, and military actions. A food meeting and school district planning are also mentioned alongside a forthcoming car exhibit in Oakland.
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Paris
Comin Cryamer
Imranco
Fhinders
Elycia
Toni Cushing
HL Cushing
Yao
Yanioe
Londom
Uibvin Llowtayn
Tidiay
Megaanenk
Homorale
Ohio
Arkansas City
Arki
Alvin Jor
Lon
Chicago
Kahy Dean
Cabaret Siner
Leon Quitman
Sheelas
Wis Neeiental
Qwensboro
Johnn M. Orbinny
Lo & N
Indianapolia
Goveynor Gnodvich
Washington
Argentina
Germany
Atelantia
London
Bunmesa
Halle Trent
Europe
Btockholm
Thiva
Akandan Aren
Douglas Mie Muneagle
Soi Fransisco
THIRD TRAINING CAMP PLANNED FOR U S FORCES
Amid wartime measures in Washington a third training camp plan is announced with Ferguson barred. Officials outline selection from service, with ten percent later distributed to schools and military academies, all entrants to be enlisted in regular service.
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Can
Cleneral Glen
Texas
Senate
Washington
Apis
Une
Teal
War Department
Sunday School Board Meets
Sunday School board convened with principal officials in attendance to discuss plans, curriculum, and outreach efforts for the upcoming quarter. Church leaders emphasized cooperation with educators and community programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dohn
Wisk
Sheet Mill Man Describes Nery Worth Health Cure
John Plabetly recounts his experience with Nerv Worth promoted by Whitaker Gle and Fay Trowe's Drug Store in Hamilton. He attributes improved appetite sleep and vigor after using Nerv Worth and endorses the product while criticizing prior poor health and nerve wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Plabetly
Fay Trowe
Hamilton
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Traynsalad
Eaton
United States
Iaers
Anower
Inter
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Usp
Usco
Alto
West Side Motor Co
Economy Vulcanizing & Tire Co
A. G. Shollenbarger
Ferguson
Russia
Stoskhoda
Charles Re Crane
Ameria Commission
Tunisia
Aus Beerga
Commiitee
Sheppard
Gaston Means
Concord
Shasta
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Tarik
Tis Coy
T. Groslex
New York
Istrate Pitt
New
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