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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1918
Page
2
Liberty Day marked 426th anniversary of America discovery
President Wilson proclaimed October 12 1918 as Liberty Day to celebrate the 426th anniversary of America's discovery and to spur Fourth Liberty Loan contributions. Commemorative addresses harvest festivities and school activities were urged nationwide with treasury and education authorities guiding efforts.
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Liberty Loan
Washington
Wilson
America
Joan
Woodrow
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Liberty Loan Committee
United States Bureau of Education
Treasury
Te Third Loan
German Intelligence Details Bolshevik Propaganda and Espionage Plots
Disclosures reveal German calls to Bolsheviks to supply storage locations, shipments to America and Britain, and counter revolutionary campaigns. Reports outline use of neutral Europe fronts, false passports, and propaganda to disrupt Allied nations. Additional items describe submarine routes, Pacific ship schemes, and a Petrograd attack on the Italian ambassador.
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Germany
United Stee
Lenine Apa
America
England
United States
Prence
Wiedsivoetok
Pacific
High Seas Fleet General Staff
Japan
Asia
Petrograd
Washington approves steeper income tax and surtax rates
The dower has approved greatly increased formal and surtax rates for individuals, estimated to yield 1,482,000,000 dollars, and defeated every change proposed in the draft bill by the ways and means committee. A motion to strike out extending income taxation to salaries of the president, federal judges and state county and municipal office holders was defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Thorn arrested in blackmail plot against Morgan family
James B. Thorn 81, Lansing State Journal janitor, was arrested on charges of attempting to extort $20,000 from James Pierpont Morgan and his daughter Mrs Jane Nichols of Glen Cove L I. The crimes allegedly occurred over eighteen months through mailed letters.
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Lansing
James B. Thorn
Lansing State Journal
James Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
Jane Nichols
Glen Cove
L L
Charlotten
Were
Nebraska draft exemptions and defense drive spread across state
Nebraska districts in Lincoln and Omaha coordinate exemption boards to keep essential workers in civil life. Officials share data on industry needs, taxes, and food production while war relief and butter price investigations unfold.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Seeth Platte Ceanies
Omaha
North Platte
Department of Labor
Department of Sericpitere
Civ
Ten Beards
F & Men
District Board
Ute
Nebrevka and
Lincott
Rureeon
Nehriata
Wattles
Packers' Efficiency Boosts Meat Quality Across Industry
A concise note highlighting a method that improves efficiency in meat processing, reduces costs for consumers, and standardizes quality from coast to coast, with emphasis on widespread adoption across facilities and workflows.
Jerusalem to Gaza by Rail in Palestine
Report notes Gaza as a growing railroad hub since British occupation with a broad gauge line extending northward and a Gaza Surar Junction branch in operation. Mentions restored Turkish line from Ladd to Jerusalem and rail projects linking the region.
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Gaza
Ethlopten
Homer
Nile
Palestine
Steate
Comuntry
Samson
Ladd
Surar
Rochester Post Express
Telephone to Heaven hymn gains popularity at New Jersey camp
A New Jersey camp meeting popularizes a new gospel tune titled Telephone to Heaven linking old hymn strains with modern tech. An 1918 audicote in the grove hears Central’s line to heaven almost any time, while Utica NY notes a Briton conquering bees by posing as a lamp post. A pocket pocketable toilet set combines brush, comb, mirror and electric light in one compact device.
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Central
Utica CN. VD Press
England
Newton Pagnell
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