Registry estimates show near full WWI conscription turnout
Washington reports from all states give 4 639 382 registrants under the conscription law, 95.4 percent of the Census Bureau estimate. War Department notes thousands in service reduce registration, with 7 347 794 white citizens, 950 899 colored, 1 239 865 naturalized foreigners from non German nations, and 311 823 naturalized Germans remaining unregistered.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Rogers
War Department
A Qilitary
Naval Service
Germany
Lost item search ad guidance from a newspaper notice
The text urges readers not to mourn a missing item and to publish a help wanted style ad in the paper. It suggests using a test and found ad to locate the item, noting most people are honest and rewards are uncommon, making the cost minimal for the seeker.
Americans Granted Passages From Constantinople to Europe
United States and Turkish authorities approve removal of 129 Americans from Constantinople including consular officers and forty missionaries. Troops from Syria join in ensuring safe departure as Kent sails to Switzerland. Austrian government supports transit across Austria and Hungary.
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Washington
Constantinople
Syria
Kent
Switzerland
Austria
Hungary
Venizelos to Form Cabinet Under New Greek King
Athens reports former Greek premier Venizelos has been asked by King Alexander to form a new ministry. The Zalmis cabinet resigned after a long conference between Senator Jonnart, the Ta teate's plenipotentiary representative, and the king.
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Athens
Vengelog
Greece
Alexander
Zalmis
Jonnart
Tateate
Hore
Hig Clarke Joins Marines Amid Detroit Enlistment News
Chicago, June Detroit reports baseball star Hig Clarke former Cleveland Naps catcher has enlisted in the United States Marines in Detroit. He must undergo a minor operation before acceptance.
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Chicago
Clarke
Cleveland Naps
United States Marines
Detroit
Suffragists Arrested Before White House Demonstration
In Washington on June 2b a dozen suffragists were arrested as they marched before the White House, lined up against the fence, and unfurled suffrage banners. A crowd of hundreds watched with no disorders reported. Germany fines Roumania 250,000,000 francs ($50,000,000) for occupation actions.
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Washington
White House
Germany
Roumania
Jasso
Troumania
Epworth League Meeting and Local Social Updates
Richfield June 25. Epworth League at the church next Sunday evening. Mr Wade teacher. Topic America for Christ. Frank Belton injured losing two con Monday. Miss Nellie Dunning of Kendel visits aunt Mrs Frank Merril. Mrs Whitney of Oshkosh visits J A Tuttle family. Mr and Mrs Frank Belton attend funeral of Martin Renwick Friday at Nasonville.
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Richfield
Epworth League
Wade
Teather
America
Nellie Dunning of
Kendel
Frank Merril
Frank Belton
Martin Renwick
Nasonville
Annual visits and community notices in Bakerville
Wenzel Kreil and daughter Marian from Trarntown Wis. visited Bakerville last week, staying with locals. Many neighbors hosted Sunday gatherings and church services. Richfield M E church dedication succeeded in raising funds. attendees traveled from nearby towns. Mrs Minnie Johnson of the Leudthke family died at the county asylum and funeral will be at Marshfield Presbyterian church. Several families planned visits to Mannville and local homes. Patriotic Sunday services announced for the next week.
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Gaberville
Wenzel Kreil
Marian
Trarntown
Wis
Minnie Johnson
Mrl Leudthke
County Asylum
Presbyterian Church
Marshfield
Richfield
Choir Improves Mood With Singing At Service Morning
Time between services was spent renewing acquaintances and socializing. The choir deserves credit for their singing.
Wedding bells ring as community ties grow in Mohble
Mohble June 25 Mr and Mrs Haas from Withee visited Mr and Mrs James Reigel. Lawrence Schultz now employed near Rozellville. Wedding bells ring in the year neighborhood. Mr and Mrs Ed Caan entertained relatives from Sheboygan. William West came from Chicago to spend a week with friends. Mrs John Kraus and two sons from Fond du Lac visited Mr and Mrs John Regel. Wm Treudle formerly at G Schultz factory now at Hayder factory. Mr and Mrs George Hankel and Mrs Charles George and son Thomas spent Sunday with Ed Lenherr. A good time at the wedding dance Sunday night honoring Mr and Mrs Matt Britten.
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Mohle
Mrs. Haas
Withee
James Reigel
John Kraus
Fond. du Lac
John Regel
George Hankel
Charles George
Thomas
Ed. Lenherr
Matt Britten
Local News Brief From Hewitt And Surrounding Areas
The Hewitt board of equalization met in the town hall on Monday. A four year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Nicholas Folz, died last week Saturday from heart disease. An entertainment was held at St Joseph’s Catholic school by students on Sunday afternoon and drew a large crowd. Joseph Gonering left for Milwaukee last Thursday after visiting his parents. School Superintendent George A Vatney of Vesper spoke on school efficiency last Thursday at the public school house, with lantern slides showing county schools. Many people attended.
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Nicholas Folz
St. Joseph’s Catholic School
Joseph Gonering
Milwaukee
Joseph Gunering
George A. Vatney
Vesper
August Mews
Auburndale
Mews
Booth-Campbell Lumber Co Barn Plans Offer
Marshfield firm Booth Campbell Retail Lumber Co advertises free floor plans for building a new barn. It lists Noted Cannon Ball Barn Door Hangers Harvester Hay Carriers and Star Stanchions with a complete stock on hand. Address 3615.
Chamberlain's Tablets praised for stomach troubles
Stomach troubles and constipation are highlighted in an endorsement from S. H. Murphy a Wellsburg druggist who says Chamberlain's Tablets are the most satisfactory remedy he has sold in thirty four years. The product is obtainable everywhere.
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S. H. Murphy
Wellssburg
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Bratt
Turkey
Venizelos
Hig” Clarke
Marines
Mrs. Whitney of
Oshkosh
J. A. Tuttle
Bakerville
Frank Gleichsner
Emil Derge
Frank Schumacher
Wenzel Seidler
Clarence Oleson
Charles
Hewitt
Gail Gadson
Grenfel
John Gadgon
Laura Robinson
Wausau
Louis Robinson
Mary
Ladies Aid Societies
Cale
Wolfgang Pankratz
Mewitt
Charles Zinthefer
John Sicklinger
Pete Schuster
Joseph Gleichsner
Mannville
John Henseler
Lawrence Schultz
Rozellville
Jear
Ed. Caan
Sheboygan
William West
Wm. Treudle
G. Schultz
Hayder
J. A. Kestel
Englebright Hotel
Ripon
John Seubert
City Hall
Remington
Cherry St
Black 129
Geo. H. Welton
A. Kleinhein & Son
Board of Equalization of
Tvent
Wisconsin
Captain Kennedy
Dusenberg
Jerry Wunderlich
Cliff Woodbury
Jake Strickler
Leslie Allen
Verne Soles
John Waldo
Kelly
Mercer
Art Garwood
Lealand Peplas
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