Taxpayer in New York Aims to Help Improve World
A New York man completes his income tax return with a focus on charitable giving and social improvement. The article highlights his pledge to donate more as a personal contribution to global betterment.
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Vienna's Hunger Drives Painter From Capital to America
New York reported Nicol Swintenstein, a Polish portrait painter, who fled Vienna after four years of hardship. He describes middle class misery from high food prices, daily hunger, and scarce coal while workers earn little relief. He plans to become an American citizen and urges aid for Vienna's starving.
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First German Prisoner Captured by U S Forces
Washington reports the first German prisoner taken by American forces. Ironwood Michigan natives Adam Blazikowski and John Cochinski captured him near Bures Moselle on the night of October 27 28 1917 while a mail carrier for his company Eighteenth Infantry was wounded and taken. Representative James of Michigan was informed by Adjutant General Harris.
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