Examinations in City of Quincy Qualified for Military Service
The report lists Quincy examinees deemed qualified for military service including Vinc Julius Pfaffe and Paul John Lehner among others. Additional classifications are noted by the examining board with names and ranks and mention of limited service qualifications.
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Quincy
Julius Pfaffe
Ostay AL GL
Johnson
Tess -Paul John Lehner
Jatte Ray OL
Slingerlaned
Ble Averete
Bliven
Tanatus S. Weyand
le Oo
Baseman
N Coer Uo
Weragiban
Rank
S&s
Tu Vanee
Keank
Talia Sam
Neburines
Iwelly
Henry Posse
Duds
Ry Jolbn Bergmann
Soa
Clas Hageman
Pate
Piretreonm
York
Proirmenie
Joruter
Wm. J. Lehnd
Jarry Beals
Tata
Sulftus
War Finances Discussed in Washington Conference
Washington Feb 1 Steps to plan vast war finances were discussed at conferences between Secretary McAdoo and congressional leaders. The talks covered war bonds taxes and the 1919 fiscal year including a proposed war tax and bond program. Simmons Owen and others indicated swift action on the war finance bill and related railroad measures.
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Washington
Congress
Fingnec Capital
Summacens
Molde
McAdoo
Martin
Senate
Simmons
Owen
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Revenue legislation moves ahead amid war tax debate
The article notes likely increases in current war taxes and new minor items. It stresses action on revenue measures during the present congressional session, seen as essential due to expiry in March and the difficulty of passage next year. Senator Simmons suggests passing taxation changes now would help business anticipate conditions.
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Congress
Finance Corporation Bil
Simmons
House
Kitchin
Ways and Means
McAdoo
Tack
Hamburg Declared In State Of Siege
COPENTIAGEN February 1 Hamburg declared a state of siege amid unrest. Altona and Wandebeck districts are adjacent to Hamburg with large industries and brewing plants. Altona population 161,000 in 1900. Wandebeck population 28,000, located three miles northeast of Hamburg.
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Hamburg
Copentiagen
Altona Drei Lebeur
Hamburg Echo
Suctehst
Altona
Wandebeck
Hlamburg
Argentine Vessel Sunk Off Mediterranean Coast
New York reported on February 1 that the Argentine steamship Ministro Irriendo sank in the Mediterranean on January 26. The dispatch came via Paris to La Prenza of Buenos Aires.
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New York
Mediterranean
Ministro Irriendo
Paris
Hero of LaPrenza
Buenos Aires
Italy’s Army Wears Thin As War Probes Weak Leadership
Long excerpt depicts deteriorating Italian wartime conditions including worn equipment, poor provisioning, and front line strain. It notes elderly conscripts, family anxieties, and a spread of disaffection tied to weak officers, political turmoil after Turin riots, and German influence. It concludes with a rebirth of national spirit after the German invasion.
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Magnsticentiv
Hutme
Bett
Rome
Ron Pear Ivy
Actun
Paici
Taly
Turin
AMO
Have A Heart at the Empire Next Monday Night
A vivid from the era release promotes a musical event at the Empire next Monday night. The act features a blend of stage performers and a notable New York singer, promising a night of orchestral arrangements and lively entertainment in a classic show setting.
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Empire
Jess
Canada Now Home of the World's Greatest Buffalo Herd
Peter Inditer Nathonal reports Canada now owns the world’s largest buffalo herd, totaling 600 animals bought from Montana rancher Michael Pablo. The herd thrives in a 165 square mile reserve near Wainwright, Alberta, with a long history tracing back to 1875 and a notable rise in numbers to 2,077 amid surrounding parkland and a U.S. national bison range established in Montana.
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Canada
Neve
Wainwright
Edmonton
Alberta
Michael Pablo
Montana
Ravall
Pend o'Reille
Flathead
St. Inatius
Pablo
Pablos
U.S
United States
Flathead Indian Reservation
Ravalli
Dixon
American Bison Society
Danish Cable Says Strike Is Spreading
London report says the German strike is growing with 700000 on strike in Berlin, including 68000 women. The telegraph source notes many socialist leaders have been arrested in various towns as the movement expands.
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London
Exchange Telegraph
Copenhagen
Berlin
Geneva
Priv
Genesa
Ger Nya
Swiss Frontier Strike Closes Border Tension Mounts
London reports a Swiss frontier closure amid a strike. Geneva dispatch notes protests threaten transport and possible political pressure on the Swiss and German governments. Rail yards outside Philadelphia see coal theft by men and boys during cold weather, totaling hundreds of tons.
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Werner
Philadelphia
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