Nevada man promoted to head U S Bureau of Engraving
Wellington Dec 5 Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo announced the appointment of Chief Clerk James L Wilmeth as director of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing to succeed Joseph E Ralph who resigned weeks ago. Wilmeth, born in Nevada County Arkansas, rose from civil service clerk to chief clerk of the Treasury Department and will receive a 6000 per year salary.
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D. C
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
James L. Wilmeth
Te Bureau of Engraving and Printine
Joseph E. Ralph
Mer Widlmeth
Laneburg
Nevada County
Arkansas
Prescott
Washington
Alpha Moore
Hey Peland
Nevada
Lolder
Wilmeth
Wasneton
Treasury Department
Taft
Franklin McVeagh
Comptroller of the Treasury
McVeagh
Congress
Paul M. Myers
New Jersey
Internal Revenue Bureau
Meant Grandchild Reunites Aged Couple
An infant grandchild is credited today for reuniting James F. Layne of Verland Missouri and Mrs Lillie J Layne of Auburn, Nebraska after eighteen years of divorce. They met at the crib of their grandchild and reconciled, remarrying after Layne’s second wife died three years ago.
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Louis
Dee
James F. Layne
Verland
Lillie J. Layne
Auburn
Layne
Third Death From Poisoned Milk Confirmed
Kimmswick Missouri December 7 coroner Witt announced Miss Mildred Baker the third death in her family from undetermined causes died from drinking poisoned milk The milk came from a cow that had eaten snakeroot Vitt and other physicians found snakeroot on the Baker farm The plant causes trembles in cattle and makes the milk poisonous
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Kimmswick
Mildred Baker
Witt
Vitt
Baker
Fourth Regiment May Be Organized
Little Rock December 7 The State Council of Defense adopted a resolution calling for a fourth regiment of infantry to be organized and equipped in Arkansas as part of the National Guard. The governor was told Washington would sanction and support additional volunteer units with guns and uniforms. Volunteers aged 18 to 21 and 31 to 45 were suggested, with 21 to 31 draft-age men eligible to join but subject to reassignment if drafted. The governor may appoint officers with Adjutant General England's recommendations guiding selections, and an early call for organization could follow. Icey Hat and Thermos Bottles sales at Hesterly Drug Store noted.
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State Council of Defense
Arkansas
Washington
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Fourth Arkansas
Brough
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Halifax Blasts Kill Hundreds After Mont Blanc Explosion
Death toll estimates range up to two thousand as the Mont Blanc munitions ship exploded after a collision with the Belgian relief steamer Joma in Halifax harbor. Thousands wounded, vast destruction across Halifax and Dartmouth, with fires burning, hospitals overwhelmed, and emergency shelters set up in schools.
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N. S
Dee. G
Dartmouth
North Street
Africville
Bedford Basin
Richmond
Red Cross seals aid tubercular victims in Arkansas
Gov. Broughs urges purchase of Red Cross seals to fund visiting nurses for tuberculosis care across Arkansas. With 25,000 cases and over 300 deaths last year, the penny seals finance nurses in 54 counties and aim to organize the remaining 21. Dr. A C Shipp presides and M A Auerbach serves as secretary in this humanitarian campaign.
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Arkansas
Red Cross
Arkansas Public Health Association
Poisoned washpowder appears like poison gases
In St. Louis on December 7 a powdered cleaning product, tainted with arsenic, caused fumes that overwhelmed Mrs. Flora Allen, her daughter Loretta West, Loretta’s daughter, and a neighbor’s child. A salesman distributed sample doses, and a physician reported the poison’s danger.
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St. Louis
Flora Allen
Loretta West
West
Rome Admits Slight Withdrawal In North Front
Rome reports after a day of heavy fighting the Italian line withdrew from slopes south of Monte Castelgemberto to the Fora spur on the northern front. Alpini on Monte Fior and Monte Castelmemberto chose defense to the bitter end. Mass infantry clashes produced many prisoners and heavy enemy losses.
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Monte Castelgemberto
Fora
War Office
Monte Fior
Monte Castel Memberto
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Primaries in Little Rock for City Officers
Little Rock voters head to the polls today in Democratic primaries for city attorney city clerk and nine council seats. The main contest centers on the city attorney post where three candidates vie for the nomination.
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Little Rock
Chicago man wants land for stock ranch in Arkansas
Little Rock report notes J. F. Bangs of 606 Kenwood, Chicago, writes to Commissioner John H. Page seeking to purchase several hundred acres of land in Arkansas for a stock ranch. He adds the quip If it isn't an Eastman, it isn't a Kodak.
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Little Rock
J. FE. Bangs
Kenwood
Chicago
John H. Page
Arkansas
Goodwin Tells of European Trip Amid War Strains
Special to The News. Congressman Goodwin returned from a five week visit to Western Europe and spoke of crisis in Russia Italy France and Britain while praising Allied morale and the fighting spirit of American and allied troops. He noted bread shortages and pay rates for soldiers and cited meetings with U S engineers Major Harold Fiske and river navigation talks in Ouachita Union counties.
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Kerensky
Russia
France
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America
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Harold, Fiske
U. S
Charice
Vicksboro
Ouachita River
Major Tiske
Ouachita
Union Counties
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