Russian socialism and the war split in Europe
Henry N Hall analyzes Russia since the revolution arguing that class struggle socialism drives both czarist oppression and soldier refusals to fight. He cites Abraham Cahan on Russia's upheavals, noting World War I deepened socialist splits across belligerent nations, especially Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry N. Hall
Russia
Abraham Cahan
Daily
Forward
Great East Side
Socialist Party
Ohio mobilizes civilians to clothe troops at Camp Sherman
Maj. Gordon Johnston says if supply depots fail to provide warm clothing for Camp Sherman soldiers, civilian Ohio clothing dealers may be commandeered. Reports note large arrivals yet incomplete outfits, with orders for heavy shoes and underclothes. Ohio coal production surges, Ohio to fund soldiers book drive, and aviators from Camp Wright ordered to France amid wartime shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Camp Sherman
Ohio
Maj
Gordon Johnston
Maj. Johnston
North East Ohio Methodist Conference closes with pastor appointments
The sixth annual North East Ohio conference of the Methodist Episcopal church ends in Cleveland with a vote to hold the next meeting at Brooklyn Memorial Church. Bishop William F. Anderson announces pastoral appointments across Cleveland district and lists special appointments and university professors connected to the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gallamore
Amherst
Adam A. Hunter
Avon
G. W. Houk
Berlin Heights
Birmingham
Kipton
H. J. Thompson
Bloomville
Ross Sullivan
Brighton
F. G. McCauley
Catawba
W. M. Robertson
Centerton
N. S. Nicholson
Clyde
L. O. Eldredge
East Townsend
T. S. D. Harrold
Elyria
W. B. Winters
Fields
G. R. Mente
Lagrange
G. M. Knapp
F. E. Baker
Lakeside
Gypsum
F. A. Lehn
Laporte
J. F. Hooke
Lorain
Delaware Avenue
A. W. Harris
First Church
L. M. Wagar
Grace Church
Hugh E. Lucas
Twentieth Street
Joseph Kenney
Milan
E. S. Collier
Monroeville
Port Clinton
W. N. Robertson
Republic
Martin Weaver
Sandusky
M. J. Keyes
Shiloh
H. H. Hughes
Sycamore
J. D. Ferguson
Tiffin
F. W. Haas
Vermilion
J. B. Moyer
Vickery
W. D. Pierce
Vincent
Horace W. Haley
Wakeman
D. A. Kritts
Cleveland
M. E. Evans
Superannuated Fund Association
J. F. Fisher
Children’s Aid Home
A. Reeder
Deaconess Home
Toledo
F. C. English
St. Luke's Hospital
Japan
J. B. Jones
Methodist Children’s Home Association
M.G. Kelser
Lincoln Legion
W. H. McMaster
Mount Union College
J. L. Shunk
Ira A. Morton
University of Puget Sound
W. H. Pearson
United States Army
John S. Rutledge
Anti-Saloon League
R. T. Stevenson
R. H. Walker
D. I. Edwards
Ohio State University
John J. Wallace
Pittsburg Christian Advocate
W. B. Slutz
Methodist Conference Educational Campaign
C. W. Wills
Surgeon General Blue Orders Health Menu Edict For Soldiers
The Surgeon General, Blue, bans edible snacks like hot dogs peanuts lemonade and ice cream cones at cantonments near Aniston Georgia to keep soldiers in trim. He argues such foods cause stomach trouble and temporary duty impairment and aims to segregate pop and peanut vendors near camps.
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Blue
Surgeon General Blue
Surgeon General
Anniston
Bliss Acts as Interim Chief of Staff in War Effort
Maj. Gen. Tasker H. Bliss born December 11, 1858 in Pennsylvania. He was acting chief due to Gen. Hugh L. Scott's absence and guides plans for U.S. forces in the great war. Previously military governor of Mindanao, Bliss helped subdue tribal rebellion before John J. Pershing succeeded him in the Philippine post.
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Tasker H. Bliss
Pennsylvania
Hugh L. Scott
Russia
General Bliss
United States
Bliss
Mindanao
Philippine
John J. Pershing
France
Foulois Pioneer of U S Army Aviation
Maj Benjamin D Foulois a key early U S military aviator built the air arm from its infancy. He flew at signal school in 1907 08 led the government dirigible program at Fort Myer and San Antonio and served on the Mexican border before helping organize train and supply new aerial forces for America in World War I.
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France
Camp Wilbur Wright
Dayton
12Th
13Th
19Th Aero
United States Signal Corps
War Department
Camp Wright
Europe
United States
San Antonio
Tex
Gen. Pershing
Ohio
Curtiss
Ohio State University
University of California
Wright Field
Bay
Helgoland
Old Bill
Kiel Canal
Belgium
Benjamin D. Foulois
Army
Signal School
United States Army
Fort Myer
St. Joseph
Omaha
Mexican
Mexico
Plead Guilty to Burglary in Bellefontaine
Three youths under 19 pleaded guilty to burglary in Bellefontaine and were sentenced to Mansfield reformatory. The defendants were Carl Goodman and W. H. Hawthorn of Marion Indiana and Herbert Tomblin of Knoxville Tennessee.
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Bellefontaine
Mansfield Reformatory
Carl Goodman
W. H. Hawthorn
Marion Ind
Herbert Tomblin
Knoxville, Tenn
United Brethren pastor appointments announced for East Ohio
Bishop Matthews lists coming year assignments for the East Ohio district. Akron selections include First Church B. S. Arnold and Arlington Street G. F. Hartman. North Hill church M. L. Hartman. Second church B. F. West. Cleveland posts Trinity A. B. Wilson and Calvin church W. W. Williamson. Le rain John Pringle.
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U. B
Canton
East Ohio
United Brethren Church
Matthews
Akron
Arnold
B. F. West
Arlington Street
G. F. Hartman
North Hill
M. L. Hartman
Cleveland
Trinity Church
A. B. Wilson
Calvary Church
W. W. Williamson
le Rain
John Pringle
Kittens Visit Sparks Childs Wonder in Neighbor Story
A four year old Isabel visits kittens next door and delights in their “dearest little pussy cats.” She returns home excitedly saying the papa is away on a long holiday leaving the mother to care for them, a moment recounted in the Sioux City Tribune.
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Isabel
Mami
Sioux City Tribune
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills Tonic and purgative claimed
A short advertisement asserts Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills contain only vegetable ingredients. It describes them as a tonic and purgative that stimulate through gentle action rather than irritation.
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Wright
War questions echo across deserts and seas in wartime strain
A New York writer muses on how iron ore ships and its many uses under war effort stretch global logistics. The piece links rail, arms, industry, and agriculture from Australia to Sinai to Roumania, noting the inadequacy of ordinary tools to plan such vast mobilization and the absurdity of trivial concerns amid conflict.
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Sinai
Tigris
Albania
White Sea
Arras
New York Journal
Canton
Marseilles
Creusot
War
Admiralty
Bullecourt
Sussex
Liverpool
Roumania
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Chillicothe
United States Geological Survey
Soldiers’ Book Fund
America
National Defense Council
Galbreath
Womer
Howard Deckard
London
Paris
Deckard
War Hospital
William J. Gorgas
Ohio Hospital
Cincinnati
Henry Gumble
Bert Walter
Socialist Labor Party
Workers’ International Union
Otto Freer
B. R. Markley
David Thomas
Asdigng
Warren
F. W. Luce
Guardian
Bay Village
D. M. Knight
Bedford
T. L. McConnell
Berea
E. F. Wood
Chagrin Falls
G. W. Huddleston
Cleveland City
Asbury
F. J. Nichols
Broadway
E. E. Pearce
W. J. Louzecky
Brooklyn Memorial
H. 8
Powell
Cleveland Heights
J. F. Hoffman
Collinwood
J. H. Lecroix
Detroit Avenue
E. H. Roberts
East Glenville
E. M. Lewis
Epworth Memorial
M. H. Lichter
H. M. Leonard
Euclid Avenue
I. L Wood
Shaker Heights
Gates Mill
W. B. Ruggles
Trinity
H. N. Southard
Wade Park
W. A. Rutledge
West Park
W. T. Warner
Wilson Avenue
L. B. Brodrick
Windemere
W. B. Armington
Woodland Hills Avenue
C. M. Porter
Dover
N. M. Pritchard
Mayfield
D. P. Fulmer
Olmsted Falls
F. KE
Norwalk District
Germany
Foulole
Washington
Dean
Kentucky
T. B. Redd
Cadiz
Doan
Ars Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo, N. Y
U.s.pat
Absorbine, JR
W. F.young
Temple
Springfield
Mass
Watson E.coleman
Washington, D.C
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