Federal Reserve Names Freeman Burrows To Lead Kansas Campaign
The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City names F W Freeman and J R Burrows of Topeka to direct Kansas Liberty loan drives. Freeman serves as district director for three campaigns. Burrows led county efforts in the third drive as Topeka tops city subscriptions.
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Federal Reserve Bank
F. W. Freeman
J. R. Burrows
Topeka
Kansas
Jed V. Freeman
Shawnee County
J. QR. Burrows
Kansas City
Freeman
Burrows
United States
Junction City audit recounts four year street improvement costs
An audit of Junction City from May 1914 to June 1918 shows 125 014 dollars paid for paying and 287 081 dollars in retired and refunded bonds, much from paying bonds. Other notes include grain shipments to Hutchinson, Army City's commercial club, guards uniforms, a German camp prisoner, a child death in a Kansas City Southern collision, a Miller son killed in France, and state political shifts.
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Warren Black
Ottawa
Franklin County
France
Black
J. E. Black
1St
Kansas National Guard
Company KK
Alden Donald
Clyde Wasson
W. H. Wasson
Topeka
Fort Sheridan
Junction City
Salina
H. J. Hall
Salina Northern
Lang Removed From Office In Bank Actions
F FE Lang cashier of Citizens State Bank at Sylvia is removed from office by Walter Wilson state bank commissioner. Lang was arrested in Kansas City under orders of the district attorney for impeding the Liberty Loan drives.
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Lang
Citizens State Bank
Sylvia
Walter Wilson
Kansas City
Dummy bombs prepared for Ellington aviator training
Two men at Ellington Field Houston Texas prepare dummy bombs for practice bombing work by aviators in training.
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Ellington Field
Houston
Tex
The Padre Scores
A man jokes with a chaplain about his tombstone while plans to fix up a letter for his girl or mother are discussed. Pop references a bottle of rum at head and feet, and the chaplain responds gravely about quiet death.
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Pop
Padre
George Putullo
Saturday Evening Post
Flour Survives Sea Water Test in New South Wales
A submerged flour bag endured 67 hours in ocean water with minimal damage. A 98-pound weight sank a 40-pound bag, which would float with 75 pounds on top. After drying four days the flour weighed 120 pounds and produced bread with perfect results.
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New South Wales
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