Cheradame Urges Scientific Plan To End War
Andre Cheradame, authority on Pan Germanism, proposes arming Bohemia Galicia Herzegovina Transylvania Bukowina and Poland with arms via airpower to spark a revolt within Germany. He claims 60 million German-hating people could rise up and help end the war.
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Andre Cheradame
Bohemia
Galicia
Herzegovina
Transylvania
Bukowina
Poland
Capronis
M. Cheradame
Middle
Europe
Balkans
Cheradame
Doctor's plea on war torn France and blighted childhoods
Dr Esther Lovejoy returns from Red Cross work in France describing life under shell fire where babies hear shells at birth and children must wear gas masks. She says she will return to help wipe out German influence and aid French women.
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Esther Lovejoy
Red Cross
France
Hell
Portland
Ore
Medical Women’s National Association
Ad Children
Big Man Enlisted: Farrell Named Shipping Board Director
James A. Farrell, president of United States Steel, is appointed director of operations for the Shipping Board. Born in New Haven on February 15, 1863, he rose from a teen wire mill job to sales and executive roles, culminating as head of United States Steel Products and then president of U S Steel.
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James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
Shipping Board
Steel Industry
Steel Corporation
New Haven
Mr. Farrell
United States Steel Products Company
Ohio Association of Humane Societies
F. L. Baldwin
Youngstown
Washington
D. H
Cleveland
Charles Simpkins
Company D
Rainbow Division
Marion
America
Masaryk Leads Czech Independence Drive Under US Backing
Dr. Thomas G Masaryk head of the Czecho Slovak National Council met President Wilson as the administration declared US support for Bohemian independence from Austria. Masaryk, born 1850 in Moravia, fled Austro Hungary at the war’s start and became a Czech revolution leader. He studied at Brno and Vienna and first visited the United States in 1878 to study its democracy.
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Thomas G. Masaryk
John Amos Comenius
Thomas
Brno
Moravia
University of
Vienna
Masaryk
United States
Ohio War News Across Regions and Facts From Ohio
Ohio reports multiple war related actions including 1200 men assigned quotas for stamps, a Cleveland official Amos Hitchcock jailed in Atlanta, drownings in Lake Milton and Miami River, Camp Sherman leadership changes, and aroused anti slackers drive. Also noted are hospital name changes, state pardons, and various weather and accident outcomes across towns like Lancaster and Youngstown.
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Cuyahoga Falls
Ottawa County
Amos Hitchcock
Cleveland
Atlanta
United States
Charles Ebersole
Lancaster
Ebersole
Naval Reserve
Robert Donaldson
Lake Milton
Youngstown
Ohio
Camp Sherman
George Ross
Miami
Dayton
German Hospital
Fairview Park Hospital
Ellsworth Hankson
Elza Hankson
Kent
Fairfield
Indian Lake Park
Bellefontaine
Henry Spencer Hallwood
Ford
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Wilkes Booth
Matt Edwards
Marysville
Fostoria
Margaret Kramer
Glen’s Bridge
Akron
C. O. Gilmore
Charles C. Hoy
E. A. Pryor
Thomas
Penitentiary
France
Michael O’hara
Lucas County
National Fire Proof Company
East Palestine
Salem
Albert B. Storms
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Frank H. Kerr
Steubenville
Fred M. Hopkine
Cincinnati
Toledo
War Department
Alr Nitrate Corporation
Athens
James Cales
Columbus
Mt. Vernon
J. N. Freese
Alphonse Michaux
Albert Hunt
Roy Dennis
Summit Lake
Harold Graham
Sandusky
Margaret Gibbons
Alvina Bohrer
Reading
Forest Hoteling
Bindlay
H. O. Wood
Lorain Daily News
Mansfield Reformatory
Muskingum County
Frederick I. Miles
Geneva
W. M. Crosswell
Felicity
State Food Administration
Findlay
Lester Epply
Galion
Camp Sheridan
Henry la Frenier
le Frenier
Russell E. Smith
Youngstown and Ohio River
East Liverpool
Zanesville
William Bickelburger
South Lebanon
King Powder Company
Kings Mills
Stark Electric Railway
Alliance
Canton
Anna Gabriel
Bucyrua
New Washington
Crawford County
Jefferson High
George Knodel
Paul Knodel
Cornelius Whiteman
Ohio Army of School Sammies
Silk Street Suits Promise Cool Midsummer Style
Merchants display silk street suits ready for hot days with simple yet stylish designs. Coats reach the bust line with crisp plaits and white pearl buttons, while belts and trims offer varied silhouettes. Popular colors include navy taupe black and light sand gray. Palm care notes advise weekly sponging and dry soil before watering.
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Gros-De-Londre
Knitting Bags and Catch Alls Take the Spotlight at Ribbon Counters
Describes new knitting bags work bags and catch alls displayed at ribbon counters. Highlights an umbrella style knitting bag made from silk or ribbon strips that folds into an umbrella shape, plus other bags woven from ribbon, satin and crochet details.
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Gleanings
Chester J. Bryan
London
Wormwood
Grand Lodge
Springfield
Maher
Bellaire
W. ©. Ginn
Delaware
Edward J. Bush
Tou
Portsmouth
Silk Street
Uit
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