Wife held on accessory charge in Tacoma incident
Mrs George Pidd of Vancouver Washington, wife of a soldier, is held on a state warrant as an accomplice after her husband allegedly assaulted Lawrence Herquist, an army post driver. Herford’s husband faces a court martial at Camp Lew. Her condition improved. Pidd to have hearing tomorrow.
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Vangwover
Wash
Lawrence Herquist
Asault
Remann
Pidd
Herquist
Longmire
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Phid
Camp Lew
Portland
Mire
Survey of food stocks begins soon in United States
Washington reports a wartime food survey to inventory all food stocks nationwide. A preliminary survey was done August 1917, with 756 006 packets mailed. Manufacturers dealers and builders of large quantities of foods must report holdings since December. A sample of homes will be surveyed to estimate totals. Failing to report or false reporting carries up to 1 000 fine or one year imprisonment or both.
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United
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Gould Goulding to Sergeant at Camp Dix
Kingdon Gould son of George J. Gould rose from private to sergeant in the national army and was assigned to the Line Intelligence office at Camp Dix near Wrightstown. He speaks three languages and will serve as division interpreter under Major Flynn.
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New York
Kingdon Gould
George J. Gould
National Army
Camp Diz
Wiichtstown
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Flynn
Gould
Camyp
Sugar Refining Leader Promises Price to Reopen Plant
Clouse Freckles, president of the federal sugar refining company and a national water expert, pledged to the administration to pay a set price for raw sugar. He followed the wartime policy, but higher offers to forego supplies redirected output elsewhere. He stated that securing sugar would allow him to reopen his refinery.
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Clouse Freckles
Federal Sugar Refining Company
Mn.p
Wator
Whahington
Fons
Engar
Chamberlain's Tablets Promote Digestive Relief
Chamberlain's Tablets are advertised for stomach troubles and constipation with claims of long sufferers finding permanent relief. The ad asserts chronic constipation may be cured by taking the tablets and following the printed directions provided with each bottle.
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Chamberlain
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