Revivalist urges mothers to gain ballot rights in church and state
The Rev Wallace Crutchfield of First Methodist Church argues mothers wives and sisters should have the right to vote in both state and church. He praises mothers in a sermon linking maternal virtue to civic reform and domestic renewal. An advertisement notes a teaching position at Woolworth's with application details.
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Crutchfield
Chrch
Wallace M. Chrutchfield
First Methodist Church
South
C. B. Cross
Crutchfled
Fortuna
Perdition
Beth
Mother
Bar- Enin
Hale
Carpenter touts Tanlac for relief and weight gain
A. Truman of Tacoma Washington reports dramatic improvement after taking Tanlac. he claims relief from stomach catarrh, restored appetite, better sleep, and a 15 pound gain after two bottles. He praises endorsements in papers and recommends Tanlac to others. Sold locally by Morhart Drug Company and leading dealers.
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A. Truman
Tacoma Ave
Tacoma
Wash
Taniac
Muckogee
Morhart Drug
Anf
Death toll of 72 Marines listed in today’s report
Washington June 18 A Marine casualty list issued today shows 103 names. Killed in action 45, died of wounds 79, wounded severely 149. Names include James V Tharp Waltial Mise Gunnery Sergeant Francis J Vignt Sherman Minn., Luther Pilcher Chipley Fla., Fred Lukinas Indianapolis, William Crowder Neutred Jam N Y, many others. Several officers and enlisted men are named with hometowns across the United States.
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Waslington
Marne Mer
Chateau-Thierry
James V. Tharp
E. Nowedl Rustfiala
SN. Y
Adam HH. Kirsch
Nilea Center
Roy H. Longten
Minneapolis
Walter W. Ratinshi
Hechester
Corporals Chenter EH. Dilatt
Lafayette
Ind
Charles W. Hewitt
Philadelphia
Willam K. Griffith
Darkershulm
W. Va
Clifford S. Chehman
Toledo
Ohio
Sereroht Jan
J. Gibbens
Tarrytown
N.Y
Todd
Detroit
Micah
Firet Serjeant
Po Iinsinsen
Rochester
I. OY
Richant
Dingle
St. Paul Minn
Harold Grows
Hayt
N. Yep
Albert Silversten
Albert Silversten, Cincinnatic: Charlee Bpoo Wabberson, Hiamtinden
Floyd H.W. Deckra
Amsterdam
John J. Pose
Downers
Greve
Daniel G. Depp
Rose
Wmn
George A. Gustafeon
Chicago
Wounde
Tivate Alvin AW. Harris
Robert FE. Lord
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Tsreld Bt Adkins
Earl Belfry
Frederick . Behr
New York
John Morran
Carthage
Rufus M. Gibbs
Atlanta
Robert Cunningham
Burgeon Hay
William Dingle
Oak Dark
Adam J. Miller
Shenandoah
Arthur Cunningham
File Lake
Mich
Robert S&s. Byrne
Hroocklin
John L. Weppler
Pittsburg
Burley G. My- Agtt
Fountain City
Tenn
Claude Davis
Saginaw
James A. Clayton
Rushville
Val
Wilbert A. Woodnoff
Ac i. Gover
Hommel
Tratry Hoffman
Lancaster
Robert EL. Acuff
Victor R. Nickel
Montilla
Arthur R. Butler
Newport
Girard Brooks
Evanston
Harry Curtin
Eroit
James J. Parker
Baltimore
William Z. Thomas
Biglerville
John Radford
Aimer
James H. Qilgore
Jo Ila
Walter Brotherton
Somerset
William G. O'Neal
California
Clyde A. McDonald
Cane Girariaan
Howard Bilair
Jackson
Iich
Julius Anthony
New York City
George C. Stine
Tower City
Priveate Witte BR. JoNins
Cleveland
Miss
Walter J. Duncan
Enat
Azuwrence A
East St Louis Opens Soldiers Club A Union Effort
East St Louis unveils a soldiers club crafted by local unions in cooperation with war camp community service. Under Fort W. Jimerson, the facility features three rooms with baths, showers, pool, phonographs, a 2000 volume library, and labor-donated furniture and equipment for soldiers at Scott Field and travelers.
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St. Louis
East St Louis
Last Bt. Louta
Scott Meld
East Stroulm
Public Information Committee Budget Approved in Senate
Washington June 17 The appropriations committee approved a 1 250 000 allocation for the committee on public information. The amount is 848 000 less than the sum Creel had saved for the committee. Revenue from motion picture operations will be paid into the treasury to credit the appropriation.
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Washington
Committee
Case Appropriations Committee
George Creel
Eva Lang Declares Chinese Soldiers Cannot Fight
Eva Lang writes in Timea-Temporat from her China tour that Chinese troops are unfit fighters against Germany. She praises the Chinese people yet says they prefer tea to war, arguing educated Chinese in Hong Kong may aid Allies, while native troops are pacifists and ill prepared for combat. She notes thousands of Chinese soldiers sent to the front mainly as cooks and servants, and recalls a Shanghai to Tientsin journey during the revolution with mixed combat scenes.
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China
Mike Eva Lang
Japan
Germany
Mine Lang
Timea-Temperat
Eva Lang
Earth
America
Hong Kong
Publile
Foretan
Trasporter
Fint Carr
Troumera
Valdista
France
England
Shanghai
Tientsin
Chefoo
Typhoid Fever Yields to Chiropra c tic Quickly
An Adv card of thanks praises Mr WA Houer of 609 North I atreet for returning a lost suitcase found and returned after a Times- Democrat lost ad run on June 17. The note expresses gratitude for honesty and promptness.
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WA. Houer
North
Times- Democrat
Adv
W. W. Jones
Inter-State Doctors Advertise Chronic Disease Treatment
City reminiscence and notice recount Halterman of Coffeyville praising Inter-State Doctors of Coffeyville after a long catarrh and stomach illness. The piece extols their blood stream therapies, lists chronic diseases treated, notes Muskogee institute location, hours, and a keen critique of weak health types, ending with Adv.
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Halterman
Coffeyville
Kansas
Kan
J. E. Halterman
Colorado &J
Bir. Haberman
Missouri
St. Louis
Muskogee Institute
Phoenix Building
14 Year Old British Lad Impersonates Soldier
A Folkestone court heard Arthur Stephens, aged 14, impersonate his elder brother in France to join fighting. He wore a military uniform, served for 16 days, and claimed he killed many Germans before his identity was found. He was discharged and returned home while the elder brother rejoined his regiment.
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London
France
Folkestone
Arthur Stephens
Stephens
Great Demonstration for United States in Italy
Rome reports a mass meeting where Captain-Congressman F. H. La Guardia praised Italian and American forces as civilization’s defenders. His remarks sparked a frenzied pro American demonstration amid fears of wartime menace and unity against the enemy. In Elmo, Kansas robbers blew the Elmo State Bank vault, taking about $2,000 cash and over $19,000 in Liberty bonds, with no crews found.
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Rome
America
Miliatariem Ia
F. H. la Guardia
New York
United States
Elmo
Kan
Elmo State Bank
Farmers Handle Labor Problem in Muskefto County
Muskefto County farmers report managing a labor shortage with local labor, women and children working fields, and no need for agencies. Only Webbera Falls district may need federal help as county council offers cooperation with the federal labor department to gather crops if an emergency arises.
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Muskefto County
County Council of Defense
Webbera Falls
State
Federal Labor Bureau
Q. A. Gesnell
Agonko Council
Federal Labor Department
Threshing Season Preparations Amid Labor Shortage Hopes
Fragmentary notice notes farmers expect relief in the coming weeks as threshing begins. Officials anticipate possible labor shortages but believe farmers can manage or agencies can supply workers. Royal Neighbors of America in Cam Amdorn schedules Children’s Day observance.
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Royal Neighbors of America
Cam
Adv
All the Men in Minnesota Town Flock to Colors
In a Minnesotan village of 75 on the Bovine near Mille Lacs Lake the entire male population has enlisted in the marine corps. The town, with a baseball team and brass band, notes a strong communal effort as the young men depart, while elders reflect on the changes and the impact on local life.
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Minnesota
St. Paul
Minn
Bovine
Millé Lacs Lake
Talé
SERI
Ite Brasg Band
Ita Young Mt
Brads
Marine Corpa
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