Exemption Boards Form in Kentucky War Claims
President Wilken approved Gov. Stanley as a member of Kentucky district exemption boards for four districts. The notice outlines four exemption categories Dependents Class Officers Creed Occupations and details on how exemptions are claimed and appeals handled by local and district boards with final district board rulings and potential Presidential appeal.
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Frankfort
Wilken
Gov
Stanley
Kentucky
Marshal Crowder
Estern
Helburn
Middlesboro
W. M. Pritchard
Asheland
H. T. Soaper
Harrodsburg
A. Maggand
Wayland
J. 1
Allington
Covington
Central District
Andrew Cowan
Peter Campbell
Stanley Spindle
Touleville
Aud
Cerulean Springs
J. P. Averitt
Bradfordeville
Western
J. Dodils
Hickman
D.C. Summon
Owensboro
W. H. Yost
Madisonville
W. D. Duncan
Central City
J. H. Blackburn
Bowling
Green
United States
Germany
Shell
District Board
Cas
Senate Backs 640 Million Aviation Bill For Air Service
Washington July 3 The Senate passed a 640 million aviation service bill without amendment or record vote to fund about 22,000 aeroplanes and nearly 100,000 men. The Hardwick amendment to strike drafting authority was defeated 66 to 12. The President is expected to sign soon as construction accelerates.
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Washington
House
Senate
Hardwick
Georgia
United States
Bees Silence Church Bell with Honey
Haleey Ore July 22 A swarm of bees has occupied the church belfry and stored honey so heavy that it damages flour and drips onto the bell making it impossible to ring for services.
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Haleey
Ore
Christian Church
Siam Declares War and Seizes German Ships
Siam declares war on Germany and Austria and seizes nine steamers totaling 19,000 tons. All Germans and Austrians are placed under arrest as Siam emphasizes defending international rights and small states. The army numbers about 12,000 in peace, with a 21-ship navy and 5,000 on active duty.
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London
Siam
Germany
Austria
Reuter
Bangkok
Land of the Free
Asia
United States
Wilson Opposes Bone Day Clause In Food Bill
President Wilson likely will push conferees to accept the House one admin for food control rather than a three member board. He favors Senate liquor limits, opposes a war conduct inquiry, and dry leaders aim to keep the bill near House bone dry provisions for wartime.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
House
Ohio Countians Who Get First Call
A long OCR list shows names and numbers of Ohio Countians in Hartford Centertown White Run Beaver Dam and other towns. It includes Lennis J. Brown Lloyd Cavender Layton Ross Chas Hoover Carl Wilson Herbert Wright Shelby Willis Lee McHenry Owen Renfrow John Hobdy Chas Watts Walter Williams Enis Townsley Delbert Moseley Lee Stevens Henry Tyler Lea Haeellp Geo Thomas Jas Chapman Edward Free Geo Bellamy Claudie Daugherty Eli Dennison Elbert Hill W A Whobrey Frank Everly Ben McDonald Welby Daugherty Ed Robison Geo Davis Robt Clifton Burgens Cody Stewart Marie Midkiff Todd Elbridge Gerry Hagerman Rigdon Torrence Thomas Hill Bert Barnard Willie Southard Clarence Stits Ernest Patton Forrest French Vernon Crowder Ray Stephens Oscar McKinney Jno Wilson Elmer Hunter Ernest Dodson Luther Galley Aretus Evans Jas Bureh John Haynes Thos Smith Roy St Clair Dempay Foster Bennett Millard Carahan Gilbert Phelps Roscoe Embrey Homey Albin John Tooley Henry Stevens Francis McIntyre Jesse Lee Mack Henshaw Harrison Cox Leda Keith Midkiff Olaton Siam DeBruler Wille Colyer Otha Payne Herman Ashby Hiley Kissinger Custis King Jeane Torrence Kyle Plummer Eva Staples John Ditter Arva McCarty John Bullock Ellie Hinds James Boone.
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Enis Townsley
Hartford
Delbert D. Moseley
Lee Stevens
Beaver Dam
Henry Tyler
Livin
Lea W. Haeellp
Rosine
Geo. W. Thomas
Jas. Wm. Chapman
Prentices
Edward Free
Foydsville
Geo. W. Bellamy
Deunford
Claudie J. Daugherty
Renfrew
Miller KE. Felix
Claton
Eli Dennison
Elbert Hill
W. A. Whobrey
Frank Everly
Centertown
Ben T. McDonald
Simmons
Welby Daugherty
Baizetown
Ed Robison
Reynolds
Geo
Davis
Robt
Clifton Burgens
Prentiss
Cody Lee Stewart
Fordselle
Marie Midkiff
Pordaville
Todd Elbridge
Gerry Hagerman
MO Taane Foster Bennett
Millard “H.carahan
Equality
Gilbert H. Phelps
Prentisa
Roscoe Embrey
Beaver
Homey Albin
John E. Tooley
Rockport
Henry Stevens
Francis E. McIntyre
Mer Henry
Jesse A. Lee
Mack Henshaw
Harrison C. Cox
Eeholw
Leda Keith
Olaton
Con Midkiff
German Official Denounces British Seizures as Brutal Act
Dr Kriege of Germany denounces the British seizure of German ships as a brutal assault on defenseless merchantmen and profligate. He says Germany urged Holland to demand an apology and ensure no repetition. He seeks immediate restoration of captured ships and compensation for cargoes and wounded seamen. Holland promises to pursue satisfaction with utmost energy.
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Copenhagen
Kriege
Judicial Department
Foreign Office
Reichstag
Germany
Holland
Pay as You Eat replaces free lunch in New York
New York July 22 War in all Sherman said it was and more. Not only has free lunch disappeared from the energy thir at quenching empor ium here but pay as you eat lunch has taken its place alongside the mahogany and daily stirs the hard working longshoreman and the honey truck driver to blasphemous philosophy on the futility of the armed conflict. Aviator Falls Crowns Wilmington Del July 21 Alten Ashley Smith 25 of Brooklyn N Y a student at the aviat ion school maintained by the du Pont Powder Company at Claymont Del was drowned in the Delaware River today when the aeroplane in which he was flying fell into the river near Marcus Hook Pa this was to have been Smiths last day in the training course for an aviator s license.
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New York
Sherman
Honery
Aviator
Crowns
Wilmington
Del
Alten Ashley Smith
Brooklyn
du Pont Powder Company
Claymont
Delewa' River
Marcus Hook
Smith
German Is Sent to Ellis Island
Newark N J July 23 The secret arrest weeks ago by Justice agents of Kurl Dasel a former German army noncommissioned officer and now a member of the New Jersey National Guard was made public as he was moved to Ellis Island He had been kept under heavy guard at the Essex County jail with mystery surrounding the reasons He said he enlisted to fight German autocracy and not the German people and his parents are in Germany a brother serves in the German army The incident follows his recent enlistment inquiry and prior duties aboard the Hamburg American Line ship Lincoln
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Newark
N. J
Department of Justice
Kurl Dasel
New Jersey National Guard
Ellis Leland
Essex County
Dasel
Aviation Corps
United States
National Guard
Wilson
Germany
Hamberg American Maer
I Luecoln
Food Control Bill Passes Senate Amid Broad Provisions
Senate approves a revised food control bill granting the President authority over foods including kerosene and gasoline with a minimum wheat price of $2 at primary markets. Prohibitions on distilled spirits remain, coal price controls loom, and conference talks begin with House leaders as amendments are disposed of and debate continues.
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Washington
Senate
House
Pennsylvania
Reed
Missouri
Sherman
Illinoia
Sutherland
West Virginia
Pomerene
8Ct
Norris
Food Board
Congress
Pomerene Coal
Owen
Gore
Agriculture Committee
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Lst
Ohio
Lennis J. Brown
Center Town
Lloyd Cavender
Layton Ross
Chas
A. Hoover
Carl H. Wilson
Herbert Ewell Wright
Livia
Shelby Willis Lee
William McHenry
Owen Renfrow
White Run
John H. Hobdy
C. Watts
McHenry
Walter A. Williams
Ernest Patton
Forrest French
Vernon M. Crowder
Horse Branch
Ray Stephens
Cromwell
Oscar McKinney
Jno. A. Wilson
Elmer P.hunter
Ernest M. Dodson
Luther W. Galley
Sim
Aretus Evans
Deanfield
Jas. L. Bureh
John Haynes
Thos
F. Smith
Roy St. Clair
Dundee
Barty N. Dempay
Liver
German
Ellis Island
Enteution Army
Poland
Courland
Berlin
Russia
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