Northwest soldiers forge modern university in war camp
Soldiers at Camp Lewis Taomne Washington describe the cantonment as a great university with new classes opening daily. Men carry books in their packs as they study war and language courses. Schools for cooks bakers mule packers and quartermasters officers join the program amid wartime training.
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War Tax Goes Into Operation Today
The new federal war taxes take effect today across many items and services. Travelers, purchases of autos, chewing gum, jewelry, and many goods face added levies, with a 2 to 5 percent rate on various categories. Telephone and telegraph tolls, postal rates, and income taxes also rise, along with corporate profits and securities.
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Viking Machines
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Bandits Hold Up Bank Messenger in Chicago
Four bandits robbed a bank messenger and escaped in a automobile after securing a large sum. Police pursued, one officer said to be wounded, while witnesses described the getaway and the chaotic scene near the bank.
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Whitney to Appoint Lovett as Federal Piety Board Chief
Remesrot, chairman of the Federal Piety Board, announced bold changes in Weet. William A. Whitney of Oden, Utah, via Hellway company, was named to dodge Horbert Lewet’s federal railroad bureau. Whitney has returned to Denver for investments and Lovett will represent a key tender in the sweater teal om.
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Whitney Recommends Priority for Military Trades
The message notes a recommendation to give priority to certain labor groups for war-related production, with specific exemptions for essential military supplies and key materials. The wording reflects directive emphasis on preferred movement of labor and avoidance of bottlenecks in critical industries.
Army Fist in San Benicnceco. first time in army history
Fragmentary dispatch from San Bernardino Texas dated Oct 24 reports a historic first for the army as a major development unfolds. Details are incomplete due to damaged text.
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San Bicancieco
Texaa
Camp Travia Sets Friday Departure Schedule
The Le Leaved camp plans to depart on Friday morning, reporting an estimated total of about 26,000 pounds for the load. Officials say the shipment will proceed to Camp Travia under the planned schedule.
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