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Newspaper

Russiaville Observer

Location

Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1917

Page

6

U S Teutonic War News and Enlistment Notes

Eligible Choctaws rush to enlist under the army bill while old tribe members join farms. Henry Pabst, nephew of the Milwaukee brewer, joins the Marine Corps in Salt Lake City. The U S Navy secretary's son Josephus Daniels Jr enlists in Washington. American and allied plans focus on supplying ships, food, and oil as famine looms in Europe.

Henry Pabst Milwaukee Marine Corps Salt Lake City Utah Josephus Daniels, Jr Secretary of the Navy Washington Europe General Medical Board The Council of National Defense American College of Surgeons

Washington Abdal Hak Hussein Bey Appeals to Stay

Washington embassy chief Abdul Hak Hussein Bey asks not to be expelled on health grounds for his wife and the government grants the request. Developments at the international war conference hint at a future food dictator role for an American figure. President Wilson and Elihu Root discuss Russia mission. McAdoo reviews first war finance bond issue, with estimates US support to the allies of $400 to $500 million monthly. A $200 million treasury loan is delivered to Britain.

Abdul Hak Hussein Bey Washington State Department Herbert Floover Wilson Elihu Root White House Russia Treasury Department McAdoo United States Treasury

American Dead Named in Vimy Ridge Casualty List

Ottawa released a casualty list naming seven Americans killed on Vimy Ridge battle day. The names include J. J. Burke New York R. F. Endress Michigan Sault Ste Marie C. Farrell Roxbury P. Walsh Cambridge W. Walsh Romulus Michigan A. F. McQuoid Fort Wayne J Woodbridge Lima Quebec. General Petain named France war chief of staff amid string of postings and naval losses.

Battle of Vimy Ridge Ottawa Ontario J. J. Burke New York City R. F. Endress Sault Ste. Marie Mich C. Farrell Roxbury Mass P. Walsh Cambridge W. W. Wilson Romulus A. F. McQuoid Fort Wayne Ind J. Woodbridge Lima

Wisconsin Agent Seizes Potatoes For Seed Distribution

County agricultural agent C B Post, under orders from State commissioner C P Norgard, began seizing all potatoes needed for seed. Post said the measure prevents price hikes and ensures potatoes are distributed to where they are needed.

Cc. B. Post Wisconsin C. P. Norgard Mr. Post

Mexican Government Warns Germans Near Border

The Mexican government told Washington that Germany should be warned any German concentration near the U S Mexican border would be promptly arrested.

State Department Washington Mexico

Cuban electors name Menocal winner in Havana vote

The Cuban electoral college in Havana chose Menocal with 87 votes and Zacayas with 44 as the presidential result. In London Premier Lloyd George urged Ireland be reconciled to help peace and wartime victory. A German Zeppelin was wrecked in a gale during a test voyage. all crew were killed.

Havana Menocal Zacayas London Lloyd-George Ireland Germany Amsterdam Exchange

Conscription Bill Passes House by Wide Margin

The conscription bill passed the House by 397 to 24 amid a national debate on military service. Senate and House conference committees now must resolve age limits and other differences before final enactment.

Senate House

U S Declaration of War and War Fund Passage in 1917

The record notes the United States declaring war on Germany in April, the April 17 vote approving a seven billion dollar war fund, the largest in history, and the April 28 passage of the selective conscription bill mobilizing two million soldiers within a year.

English Channel London Swift Broke United States Germany

War Draft Passed by Senate and House in Historic Vote

Both chambers approved the administration bill to raise a war army by selective draft with ages 21 to 27 in the Senate and 21 to 40 in the House. The measures include pay raises for enlisted men and provisions for exemptions, with fights over liquor restrictions and conscientious objection. Indiana forms 92 county conscription boards to census eligible men, with no pay for county clerks but possible pay for precinct registrars.

Washington Senate House War Department Congress Curtis Chamberlain Thomas and LaFollette Indianapolis Goodrich Evansville Terre Haute Fort Wayne South Bend Bell Gavin L. Payne William L. Elder Indiana

Senators and Representatives Voting Against Bill Reported

Washington April 30 senators who voted against the bill were Gore Hardwick Kirby Thomas and Trammell five Democrats and Borah Gronna and LaFollette three Republicans total eight Vardaman Democrat was excused from voting at his own request without reason the twenty four representatives who voted negative included fourteen Democrats and twenty eight Republicans plus one Prohibitionist and one Socialist for a total of twenty four.

Washington Gore Hardwick Kirby Thomas Trammell Borah Gronna LaFollette Vardaman Mississippi Burnett Church Clark Florida Claypool Crosser Dill Dominick Gordon Hilliard Huddleston Keating Sears Sherwood Sisson Bacon Hayes King la Follette Lundeen Minnesota Mason Nolan Powers Randell London

Indiana State News Roundup Highlights Local Events

Bloomington reports Intercollegiate Prohibition society convention. Muncie notes Isaiah Russel’s death in Delaware county infirmary. Kansas—no, Indiana: flag raisings in Bicknell and Marton. dynamite found in Hartford car. courthouse flags damaged in Kokomo. garden seeds distributed at Bicknell mass meeting. Filtration plant expansion in Aurora. Lafayette Day proclaimed for May 7 to honor France and Lafayette.

Bloomington Intercollegiate Prohibition Society Muncie Isaiah Russel Delaware County Bicknell Marton Rutenber Motor Company Hartford Kokomo Guarden Lawrenceburg Farners Dearborn County Aurora Terre Haute William Setzer Warsaw Wabash L. W. Smith Indianapolis Goodrich Lafayette Indiana France Hoosier Republic Hammond George R. Knott Board of Education Brazil Wallace Clay County Marion Wilbur M. Serviss Laporte Jack B. Kelly Michigan Central South Bend Julius Deporter Rochester Farmers’ and Merchants’ Association of Fulton County Commercial Club Danville County Forum Orleans Monon Michigan City Roundhouse Michigan Central Road Franklin Ray Sellers Chamber of Commerce Shelbyville Shelby County Marion Bees Evansville George Swickhard Burket Secret Service Gary Westminster House Petersburg Indiana Refining Company Washington Township Gibson County Samuel Stewart American Bridge Company Illinois Kentucky Essex Glass Factory George Farlow William Walter Johnson Grace Orman Clay City Carnegie Hero Commission Presbytery

Notice to Sick Women from Bridgeton NJ Ad

Mrs Milford Cummins of 322 Harmony St Penns Grove testifies Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased inflammation and weakness and restored health. The notice promotes Pinkham remedies for displacements ulceration backache and nervousness in women seeking relief.

Bridgeton N.J Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Milford T. Cummings Harmony St Penn’s Grove

Sowing Society Meeting Yields Garden Seeds

A small conversation notes the Sowing Society meeting held at a private home yesterday. The participants confirm attendance and report that they sowed garden seeds during the gathering.

Woman’s Influence Versus Man’s Reach Spotted in Society

A concise remark notes that one notable woman can make a wide impression in society, while involving a man typically requires six or more individuals to achieve a similar effect.

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