National Guard Regiments To Lose Distinctive Names
The War Department plans to rename National Guard regiments, tying them to regular army series. Guards units will keep their home bases and will adopt numbers continuing from the last regular regiment. State names may appear in parentheses after the new designations.
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National Guard
Ington
Anne
Nattoon Guard
National Arey
Las Berg
War Department
Fatitey
Uar
Guard
Inez
National Army
Regailar
Lina
Ife
Wanamaker
Aryl
Hector Turnbull joins recruits bound for Fort Willis with Jet Field Artillery
Hector Turnbull, former Tribun critic, enlisted among recruits and heads to Willisburg with the Jet Field Artillery unit. He previously led the sperarie department at Vomouk Teegets fanny Uniporation and resigned to pursue stage work. He has prior regular army service.
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Wistisburg
NOG
City Behind Quota in Army Recruiting Week
Amid a wartime drive in New York, only 157 men joined during the day as veterans and guardsmen urge fighting-age men to enlist. A parade from Forty first Street to Seventy and beyond aims to spur final recruitment before the new National Guard units, marines, and other forces are activated, with veterans leading the push through Manhattan streets.
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Manhattan
York
New York
Ather
Rome
Foety-liret
Madioon Avenue
Broadway
Aira Avenir
Meninud Beyewhite
Howell
Official Acked Draft Pay Reduced to Janitor
Fragmented OCR text describes draft pay being pared to janitorial levels, with scattered notes about student officers drilled in bayonet practice and wives of soldiers reacting. The garbled material includes mentions of Plattsburg and various names, but core facts are unclear due to corruption.
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Plattsburg
Dpevisburg
Faby
Herman Booker Pimyanen
Noah
Guna
Hanes
Wonuli
Draft to draft Aliene into U S Army sparks legal push
A fragmented Washington report outlines a push to draft Aliene into the U S Army amid ongoing legal and political maneuvering. The piece notes questions over eligibility and procedural steps as officials discuss the available options and potential timelines.
Dozen Eggs Bring $1 736 for Red Cross Fund
A Wall Street auction plan spreads relief items for the Red Cross as part of a June fundraiser. The sale features dairy and farm goods, with a notable bid totaling $1 736 for eggs while other merchandise and jewelry are auctioned to support charitable relief efforts.
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Red Cross Fund
Pennsylvania cuts 162 trains east of Pittsburgh
The state plans to discontinue 162 passenger trains east of Pittsburgh along the Menominee Railroad route at Tiushureh amid a broad retrenchment. Officials expect reduced service and adjust schedules with conversations ongoing between Mercer, Witte, and regional rail authorities.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Menmegiamia
Tiushureh
Washington
Ittshurah
Pittsburg
Serbian Don Quixotes Fire on Signal Tower
The readable fragments describe a chaotic scene with military tension, a saloonkeeper selling drinks to uniformed men, and a courtlike arrest in Manhattan. Reports mention a fight on a fire signal tower, a lieutenant at Kanene Cite, and a looming threat near the Vailid Staton. Also notices of suitcases for sale appear amid the garbled text.
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Mathew Herrera
Byrney
Talronman Felin Crumeon
Red Cross Heads Open Follow-Up Campaign To Collect Dividends
A garbled wartime communication details a Red Cross initiative to pursue dividends and charitable payments. The text references campaigns, endorsements, and several scattered proper names amid unclear lines, indicating an effort to mobilize funds and acknowledge wartime support.
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Red Cross
U S Shows Democracy Can Fight Daniels Says
Fragmented OCR text references democracy, remarks by Daniels and Wake, with scattered phrases about events, figures, and locations. The readable portions hint at political themes but lack coherent narrative or complete names, dates, or places to form a clear event summary.
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U.S
Daniels
Bond issue urged to meet rising wartime costs
Washington reports a Senate Finance Committee plan to authorize a 500 million bond issue to cover wartime expenses amid debate over ways to raise revenue. A 1 percent excess profits tax is expected, with specifics on who pays and potential exemptions, while opposition from manufacturers and their reps continues as estimates adjust to fund next year’s costs.
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Stone
Simmons
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