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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1917

Page

10

Nationwide Draft to Mobilize 10 Million Men for War

Special Washington report outlines the conscription plan under President Wilson. June 5 registration for males 21 to 30, with 500000 initial troops and a 2 million backbone. Pershing to command first division. National Guard to federal service by Aug. 5.

National Guard of the United States Washington Congress Wilson France John J. Pershing Mexico Villa Federal Service of National Guard War Department

George Creel Named Publisher Of Uncle Sam Daily War Bulletin

George Creel, noted writer, becomes publisher and editor of the government's daily war bulletin as chairman of the committee on public information. He will lead the daily publication outlining progress in the war and preparations, a move praised by officials who expect Creel to shape public messaging and morale.

Roosevelt Germany Senate Stone Missouri Hiram Johnson California France Johnson Washington Senator Johnson Daniels Admiral Sims United States Navy Department Uint British Admiralty Great Britain George Creel Daily Bulletin Committee On Public Information State War Navy Creel Denver Ben Lindsey Colorado Blanche Bates Treasury Department Treasury

London Honors Gen Smuts For Freedom Of City

London presented Lieutenant General Jan Smuts with the freedom of the city after he was relieved from command in German East Africa to attend the imperial conference. Smuts praised the United States for joining the struggle and spoke of the pushing toward a victorious end. He is expected to accept a high military command.

London Jan Smuts Smuts

Reesie Dinner Invitations Read Like Dialog Joke

A playful exchange shows Reesie inviting someone to dinner every other evening and a quip that the TV table dotes on him. The lines hint at affection and humor within domestic chatter.

Reesie

Mother's Doll Story Sparks Puffball's Flower Quest

A little girl and her fat silky soft doll kitten Puffball stroll by a brook and seek flowers among gray pussy willow buds as Puffball guides toward a joy beyond May blooms, then shifts to a Boy Scout report noting 245,073 total enrollments with 190,728 scouts and 54,843 leaders in small communities.

Pullbal Pullbull Puffball Boy Scout James E. West

Birthday Tea With Family Then Friends

A childhood memory recounts a quiet birthday at age three with mamma and daddy, a tea celebration for three. By age six, more guests arrived including a teacher and friends Anna May Rose and Ruth, as they played Philadelphia Record.

Daddy Mamma Anna May Rose Ruth Philadelphia

British Gill Proposes Women’s Franchise At Thirty

Lendon Walter H Long, British secretary of state for the colonies, introduces in the House of Commons a franchise bill aligned with the speaker’s reform conference. The bill grants women the vote, subject to parliamentary approval, and sets the voting age at thirty, while simplifying male qualifications.

Lendon Walter H. Long House of Commons Long

Springfield rifle Parts and production scope

The Springfield rifle comprises over 100 parts and requires more than 1,400 distinct factory operations to produce the completed firearm for Uncle Sam.

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War Army American Press Association John J. Persuing George Greel Uncle Sam Daily War Bulletin Gen. Smuts Cheyenne County Trading Co O'Donnell Sidney Nebr British Gill
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