Notice on US military service in Canada August 1918
United States male citizens in Canada aged within the time limits for military service must decide to enlist return to the US or seek exemption under Canadian law. The Canada Gazette extra of August 21 1918 publishes the governing regulations and the reporting duties by US citizens to registrars within ten days after the expiry of their optional period. Sections 3 and 4 outline the registration requirements to be strictly complied with.
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United States Military Service
Conner-in-Council
United States
Canada
Canada Gazette
Department of Justice
Ottawa
United
States
Regulation on US male registration and penalties
The text outlines mandatory registration for all male US citizens within specified ages, with exemptions for diplomats, detailing required information and reporting method within ten days. Penalties include fines up to 500 dollars, up to six months imprisonment, and a daily fine of 10 dollars for continued noncompliance, issued by the Department of Justice Military Service Branch.
Allied actions spark protests over widespread peatente insult
Germany's latest peatente is seen as an insult to Belgium. Allied governments have purchased the entire sugar crop of Cuba at $5.50 per hundred. A force of 5,000 girls is being recruited in the United States to replace men drafted for service. British miners could be sent back to mines to boost production. A proclamation urges U S citizens in Canada to report or return. British aviators bombed twenty one German cities last month.
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Germany
Igium
Cuba
United States
Roblin Local News Highlights Wartime and Community Events
Roblin residents report wounded soldier Wm Tennant arm and leg while John Devlin opens a butcher shop. A home cooking sale and pancake supper raise funds for Christmas parcels to overseas boys, with SOS badges distributed by 4 pm. Military police detain 25 draft evaders, and local Rebekah and Oddfellows members attend church as community ties grow.
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Weeboys
Silverton EMS and School News Update
Miss L Eaaieg is ill. Geo McFarlane wounded in recent fighting. Winter frost and rain noted. Prayer service at Silverton school Sunday led by Miss Bosworth. Semi monthly school paper in aid of the Cross. Red Cross preparing Xmas boxes to be packed in October with a store drop box for contributions.
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L ‘Eaaieg
Archie Nichol
Geo McFarlane
Silverton School
Miss Bosworth
Ceylon
Cross
Red Cross
Ministers Convene for Interdenominational Conference at Binscarth
TA Johnson renews acquaintances in Binscarth Miss Bella McDonald returned from a visit with her sister at Ascasippi John Thompson son of Mr Jas Thompson has been killed in action A conference was called for all denominations from Birtle to Russell Ministers from various churches showed interest The conference met at the Manse Binscarth on Monday the 9th A paper on Evangelism by Rev F E Annand and on the revival by Rev W N Rowan A ministerial Association was formed officers Rev Hi W Ferrier President and Rev WN Rowan Secretary The next meeting will be held at Foawensa October 18 with a paper expected by Rev Hi W Ferrier
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TA Johnson
Binscarth
Bella McDonald
Ascasippi
John Thompson
Jas Thompson
Birtle
Russell
F E Annand
W N Rowan
Hi W Ferrier
WN Rowan
Foawensa
Red Cross Notes and Society Meeting Reminders
Donations include J L Bryard's 500 dollars from scrap iron and a call for Manitoba women to send winter goods to Winnipeg before October 15. Red Cross meeting in Village Hall on Thursday September igth at 23, with Home Economics Society meeting the same day.
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J L Bryard
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Home Economics Society
Red Cross
Death of Pte Robert Devlin from Asessippi
We regret to announce the death from wounds of Pte Robert Devlin one of the Asessippi boys. A memorial service will be held in the Presbyterian church at Asessippi on Sabbath the 22nd at 11 oclock with Rev Mr Ashcroft preaching. The church service will be at eleven oclock old time.
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Robert Devlin
Asessippi
Presbyterian Church
Assippi
Ashcroft
Churh
United States Registration of Men Aged 19 to 45
Government records show enrollment of men aged 19 to 45 under a nationwide registration. The program gathers demographic details and assigns eligibility for service and civic duties during wartime or national emergency.
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United States
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Fulitary Corvice
Shellmouth Boys
Shellmouth
Ctrl
L. Langford
Unites States
John Devlin
Roblin
Wm Tennant
Chas Tennant
W Coultis
Y J Attwood
WW Barry
Banff
Rebekah
A B Callin
Geo McDonagh
Melville
Department of Agriculture
Busness
Jas Currie
Bernice
Winipeg
D R Porard
Maon Wilson
E W Johnson
Oakurn
Privas John Tennant
Wm Smms
Lee Corp
Claus Williams
Pie Terence Cope
Battn
W Tennant
Robt Devlin
Mary
Tes
Cus
The
Agricultural College
Miss Harper
Rebekah's
Silverton
Shelmouth
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