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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1918

Page

7

Wilson Accepts German Challenge in Liberty Loan Speech

President Wilson opened the third Liberty Loan drive in Baltimore reviewing 12,000 troops at Camp Meade and declaring that the United States must answer Germany with force to its world dominion aims. He urged a just peace and warned that German military masters seek domination, not justice, and warned of dire consequences for liberty if America shrinks from total commitment.

Germany Baltimore Union News Service Wilson National Army Camp Meade America Russia Brest-Litovsk Finland Ukraine Roumania Belgium France Italy Baltic Turkey Americas Europe Persia India Far East

Paris Press Hails Wilson Speech Across Papers

Paris editors applaud President Wilsons Baltimore address with fulsome praise. Le Matin notes wartime resolution, while Figaro and Gaulois praise Wilsons evolution and call for Allied support. Temps and Debats laud his aim for peace and alignment with Foch, Pershing, and American forces.

Paris Wilson Baltimore le Matin Alfred Capus The Figaro Germany Excelsior Petit Parisien Czernin Temps Far East Asia Japan Siberia Journal Des Debats Pershing Foch

Missouri man kills three then commits suicide

Adkins, 23, shot and killed his father in law Nolan McGoolan, his mother in law Mrs. Ruby McGoolan, and his wife Gladys Adkins, 17, on a farm ten miles from Mexico. He then shot himself and died instantly after a family quarrel.

Mexico Derbey Adkins Inlaw Nolan McGoolan Ruby McGoolan Gladys Adkins

Ohio grocers closed for wheat flour rule breach

Punishment inflicted in Columbus for failure to comply with the Food Administration fifty fifty rule requiring sale of equal amounts of other cereals with every bound of wheat flour. Temporary closing of two retail grocery stores in Ohio this week.

Columbus The Food Administration Ohio

Honor Flag of Third Liberty Loan Promises Community Recognition

A WWI era notice describes an Honor Flag program for the Third Liberty Loan. It explains communities hitting quotas will receive a specially designed flag, with local and state honor rolls, a home display poster for subscribers, and flags flown at capitals as states go over the top. The white flag with red border and blue stripes represents the drive to fund the war.

Ohio Washington Spencer Ironton Treasury Department Department Uncle Sam Navy Com

Old Squire Divvne’s With Uncle Sam

Squire Bob Hill of Muhlenberg township Pickaway county Ohio sold wheat at 2.25 a bushel last winter and gave 100 to the YMCA. He bought a Liberty Bond and auctioned a hog for the Sammies Christmas fund. Wealthier neighbors matched his gift to keep pace with the modest squire.

Squire Bob Hill Muhlenberg Township Pickaway County Ohio Y.M. CA Squire Bob Sam Circleville Darbyville

Consider the Poilu Then Buy a Bond

A translated letter from a French artillery soldier celebrates a promotion to 14 cents daily pay and pride in independence. The note contrasts danger with past poverty and frames continued fighting as a shared effort in the war.

Lieutenant Sousa Sheds Beard For Navy Band Tour

Lieutenant John Philip Sousa has lost his beard after joining the Great Lakes Naval Training Station band at Great Lakes Illinois as a lieutenant. The famed conductor says the beard will be gone but the Sousa fire remains and the band will tour the Third Liberty Loan district during weeks of the drive.

John Phillip Sousa Jackies Naval Training Station Federal Reserve District

Great Lakes Naval Band Drives Third Liberty Loan Push

The Great Lakes Naval Training School band tours Seventh District cities to oversubscribe the Fourth Federal Reserve loan. Under Lt Sousa and manager Lee Clark Vinson, the group uses music to stir patriotic support for the drive.

Jobo Phillip Sousa Lieutenant Sousa Lee Clark Vinson Cleveland Organization

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Theason Menerica Liberty Loan OLD Squire Divvne Squire Bob Hill United State Federal Reserve Bank OF Cleveland Liberty Loan Committee Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Sousaminus Lieut Great Lakes Great Lakes Naval Training School
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