Government plans bond payments in five installments
Bonds of the fourth Liberty Loan will be dated October 24 and issued for the Elev enth district through the Federal Reserve Bank at Dallas. Installment payments are 20 percent by November 1, 20 percent December 19, 20 percent January 46, and 30 percent January 380 with accrued interest. First coupon due April 15, 1910. Denominations and maturity to be announced. A small installment method may be used via employer or bank bulk purchases. Five second lieutenants transferred to Camp Travis for quartermaster duties.
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Frank Groos
Bexar County
Federal Reserve Bank
Dallas
Vallay
Gros
California Syrup of Figs Advertisement Promotes Child Health
Vintage promotion touts California Syrup of Figs as the cure for constipation in children and even adults. It claims a coated tongue signals need for dosing, promises gentle elimination, and warns against counterfeit products.
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California
Ranga
California Mig Syrup Company
Pershing's Men Won Great Victory Across Moselle
Map shows General Pershing's forces breaking the German salient between the Meuse and Moselle. The St Mihiel pocket is eliminated and the Verdun threat removed as American troops reach Pagny across the Moselle from German Lorraine.
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Pershing
Vershing
Meuse
Moselle
St. Mihiel
Verdun
Pagny
Moselle River
Cardinal Farley Dies Revered Archbishop of New York
Cardinal Farley, long revered archbishop of New York, died after a storied career in the church. Born in 1842 in Ireland, he rose from parish work on the East Side to leadership of the archdiocese, guiding over one and a half million souls and overseeing a diverse, large Catholic community. He accepted honors with humility, pursued reform, and focused on clergy selection, education, and social issues during his tenure.
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St. Patrick's Cathedral
Wirth Avenue
New York
Jarley
Hong Arin Paitestaakt Beethrén
Cardinal Farley
Newston Namilteon
County Aramagh
Ireland
Philip and
Catherine
Murphy) Farley
St. Mareartan’s
St. John’s College
Fordham
St. Joseph's Seminary
Joy
N.Y
American College
Rome
Italy
St. Peter's
New Brighton
Staten Island
New York Harbor
McCloskey
Cardinal McCloskey
Dometic
Leo
Cortigan
Varley
Corrigan
Tarley
America
Cadet Dies In Air Crash Fire Over Toronto
Reported in Toronto on September 21 a flying car named Sea Side Damn malfunctioned at altitude, causing Cadet Henry C. Saunders to burn to death. Witnesses say the event followed a string of personal losses and gambling speculation but formal details remain unclear.
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Filer
Toronto
Ont
Seaside
Henry C. Saunders
Allies in New Drive on St Quentin Threatens German Line
In fresh action near St Quentin British troops press the offensive with veteran units. German 14th reserve corps strengthens defenses while a dated order pledges no further retreat and vows destruction of British tanks. General Von Morgen reportedly fled north of the Aneuve in a British advance.
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ST Quentin
Tindenburg
Mocavees
14Th Reserve Corps
St. Quentin
von Morgen
14Th Corps
Aneve
OUR GUNS SMASH HUN ATTACK
The American Army repelled a German infantry assault west of the Moselle with heavy artillery fire. A light German advance was met by a devastating barrage. observers noted casualties and no further German movements. German aviation bombers attacked near Vandieres but were driven off by anti aircraft fire.
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Lorraine
Moselle
Vandieres
Diermans
Haig reports advances near St Quentin and Holnon
British forces pushed toward St Quentin area advancing northwest with Holnon village captured three miles northwest of St Quentin. Moeuvres was attacked under heavy artillery cover with British troops reported to have been pushed back to the village western outskirts as of yesterday’s southern front operations.
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Associated Press
London
St. Quentin
Kield
Marshal Haig
War Office
Holnon
Roan Gttack
Moeuvres
Holuon
Sti Quentin
Moenvres
LaBassee Canal
British and Allied Troops Press in Macedonia and France
In Macedonia near Sti Quentin British troops attacked northwest while Moenvres came under heavy enemy artillery and retreats to La Bassee canal area. French reports say German counterattacks near Soissons were repulsed and French positions held firm amid a broad, smoke-filled front as patrols clash in No Man's Land.
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Armey
Macedonia
Struma
No Man's Land
No Man's Sea
Seres
Willderness
Grocers Urged to Register Under Food Administration
Grocers must register with the Food Administration. Registration allows inspections and ensures proper augry coy untilates are received. Unregistered grocers should visit the administration offices to report stock, establishment date, customer count, and other required data.
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The
Food Administration
Officers Transferred to Newly Organized Sixth Group
Officers from the 165th Depot Brigade are reassigned to the new 6th group including three development battalions. Major John G. Yowns moves from the 3rd group to the 6th with the 18th battalion, and Major Clinton Rush joins the 16th battalion. Several lieutenants and captains are shifted to the 18th and 16th battalions as the 6th group forms under depot orders.
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165Th Depot Brigade
6Th Group
John G. Yowns
Clinton Rush
Charles Jt. Stewart
10Th Battalon
Trent
Marion
Martin
David. Donaldson
Martin Hl. Milliken
Marion GO. Reiff
Oliver Graves
Walter Belinger
Quay W. Addington
Charle A. Mackay
Arthur D. Salzstein
Jack Daniel
Tiient
Vincent J. Kelly
Herman WH. Seele
George Dinmiddie
George BH. Cantine
Max Yageman
16Th Battalion
James T. Roundtree
Kirkwood Otie
Walter 4. Hunnicutt
Two Die in Tail Spin in Texas Crash
Lieutenant Robert Gillett of Martford Connecticut and Second Lieutenant Edward C. Davidson of Willamette New York were killed when their Wythe Aero Squadron aircraft went into a tailspin and crashed at Kingsville Texas. Gillett, Harvard Law School student, graduated from the first Plattsburg training camp Aug 14 1917. Davidson was a member.
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Mouston
Tex
Robert
Gillett
Martford
Conn
Aml
Edward C. Davidson
Wiianbeth
N. T
Wythe Aero Squadron
Kingsvillee
Harvard Law School
Plattsburg
Davidson
Lehigh Classmen Serve Masses at Camp Travis During War
Members of the Lehigh University class of 1918 were temporarily assigned to Camp Travis near Kingsville. Mass times were announced by the Knights of Columbus director: at No. 1 post from 9 to 10, at No. 2 post from 5 to 7, and at the Base Hospital Chapel at 10. The note appears in the crmp memoranda. The page also mentions The 100 per cent Tobacco House and The Travelers' Cigar Shop on Ave. C.
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Miss Wood
Kelly Field
Missy Hetty Wood
Young Woman's Christian Association
Missy Wood
Paris
Texas
Kelly Iird
Indies
James K. Vechet
Gerritt van
Quackenbush
Lehigh University
Park Place
Kingsville
Camp Travis
Knights of Colombay
Crmp
Knights of Columbus
Knights of Columns
Base Hospital
100 Per Cent Tobacco House
Travelers’ Cigar Shop
Ave. C.ady
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Bexar
Camp ‘Travis
Fort Sam Houston
Clyde V. Ford
Aloysius D. Bradley
George O. Garrison
Reuben B P. Berkwith
Fred Mayer
Fort
Kilburn
Eighth Cavalry
Marfa
Bord M. Compton
Willard A. Holbrook
Houston
Bree
Bry
UEHEL
MET
Foch
the Empire Mexican Restaurant
Mme. Garza
San Antonio
Lax
Ian
Brown
Washer Bros. CO
Ness
Houston Street
New Coats
Bolivias
Black
Reindeer
Burgundy
al Les—S
Haig
Halnon
Commerce St
Frost National Bank
Wateau
Saney
Soissons
Kueh
Hon
Teale
Mo Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
Tawa
United States
Vie
Charles A. Townes
Joan St. Clem
Shiloh
T. S. Army
Tydke
G. W. Atkinson
Court of Claima of
Washington
Kingsville, Tex
Hupmobile
Walthall Motor Car Company
Bezar County
Avehos c Crockeatt
Travien ‘Street
Crockett
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