U S Plan Aims to Insure All War Fighters
A Washington conference drafted a plan for pensions or compensation for war casualties to be submitted to Congress. The scheme would have the government insure soldiers and provide compensatory benefits through insurance companies, taxing the people to fund it, with details to be aligned with Treasury and defense departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War, Navy and Commerce Departments
Folly
Washington
Ser
Treasiy McAdoo
Aurmie Ten
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Ufician
War
Navy and Commerce Departments
Council of National Defense
Nati
Beluel
Maine
Chile
We & Noldler
Delaware Leads States with 85 Per Capita War Fund Gift
American Red Cross figures show Delaware tops per capita contributions to the Sted Jrow war fund at 85 cents. Other states follow with Connecticut 2.06, Ohio 1.81, Massachusetts 1.50, Rhode Island 1.43, and several territories and states posting smaller amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Red Cross
Delaware
Sted Jrow War Fund
Connecticut
Ohio
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
District of Columbia
New York
New York City
Coledo
Michigan
Ilola
California
Missouri
Montana
Ilinoie
New Hampshine
Oregon
Maine
Thronte
Crib
Laling Wisconsin
Kansas
Missiaalyt
Maryland
Louis
Tennewith
Vermont
Arizona
West Virginia
Virginia
Oklahoma
Texas
Alabama
North Carolina
Georgia
North Dakota
New Mexico
South Dakota
Ill-formed Indian adviser and varied local tales
A scrambled OCR fragment describes Meharsia Gaekwar of Baroda naming Ralph Whitenack secretary and economic adviser, with garbled biographical notes from Tokyo to Harvard. It wanders into liberty bonds, Chippewa Indians, a bank draw, army recruiting, and a curious tale of a glowing gem and an eagle reported near Port Clinton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meharsia Gaekwar
India
Ralph Whitenack
Wilmington
Ralph Cancan Whitenack
Thin Ely
Maharaja Gaekwar
Baro India
Pratense
Kelo University
Tokyo
Japan
Whitengeck
Thin Cus Wied
Withington Bieh
Golden College
Edge Moore Bridge Company
Brown University
Baroda
Guekwar
bin Bie
Anandal
Whiteamck
Nat Banklog Aystem
Harvard
Auister Hie Cottree
Indiana
Axbrand
Prank Antonio
Brave brindle bulldog guides girl from cliff edges
Four year old Boulder girl Ellen Grimes and her brindle bulldog Bob wandered two days on Sugarloaf mountain. A posse of 200 men with bloodhounds hunted them. The dog protected Ellen, led her from peril, and kept her from falls as they survived on berries and shelter, finally found by rescuers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Cole Ellen Grimes
Sugarloaf Mountain
Apent
Poste
Bob Jes
Bob
Ellen
Jonathan
Jost Emen and Rot Stumble From Them
Eilen's mother prepared bey brothers and sisters for upday school as Jost Emen and Rot wandered away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emen
Rot
Eilen
Bey Brothers and Sisters
Rooster Acts as Mother to Forty Chicks in Doylestown
In Doylestown Pennsylvania William Raike owns a large rooster that mothers and tends a brood of about forty chicks. The bird feeds the chicks first, protects them from danger, and keeps order when young birds quarrel. Raike notes the rooster’s unusual maternal behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heute
Doylestown
William Raike
Be your swearing at the Current office notary always in
A fragmented line references a current office and a notary always being in place. The readable portion suggests a note about official duties or a procedural reminder. No clear event or person names are established in the fragment.
Plumbing Shop Opens Next Door to P A Co
Nelson announces the opening of an up to date plumbing shop next door to the P A Company on September 1. The shop will handle any job, large or small and promises readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Co
Nelson
Heard Party Returns to Ranch After Summer Visit
Mr and Mrs A C Heard and family members Miss Mona and Mrs Newcomer return to the ranch this morning after enjoying the summer. Friends hoped they would stay longer but could not. Miss Mona plans a Missouri trip by auto with Mr and Mrs Rich from the Heard residence. They will visit the ranch and Highlonesome before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Heard
Miss Mona
Newcomer
Highlonesome
Rain reaches Black River country. Otis area dry
R. E. Tucker of Loving reports a fine rain reached nearby areas last night, extending to within a few miles of Otis before stopping. He says the Black River country likely had another good rain, the only real beat news during this dry period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Tucker
Loving
Otis
Black River
Mrs Moore Returns Home After Brief Visit
Mrs W S Moore sister of Mrs J Frank Joyce spent a few weeks with her sister and her son Howard Moore in town. They enjoyed river outings with picnic lunches and evenings by the camp fire for the children, before Mrs Moore returned to Roswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Moore
J. Frank Joyce
Howard Moore
Roswell
Carlsbad High School Alumni Noted at Court House
Mins Helen Wallace and Superintendent W A Pobre work with seniors during the current term. The Carlsbad graduates have access to numerous good locations to demonstrate their competence. Two Carlsbad High School girls who graduated last term have prizes at the court house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wallace
W. A. Pobre
Carlsbad
Carlsbad High School
Brinton Plans Move Into Hatfield Residence
Prof. George M. Brinton and his wife will occupy the residence recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Hatfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Brinton
P.M. Hatfigd
Harrells Visit Jal and bridge progress noted
Mr and Mrs Harrell of the flume are visiting Jal for a few weeks. Superintendent W C Davidson arrived to receive the Rocky concrete bridge. F E Littles teams arrived from there. Mr Little is ill but plans grading work on the Dark Canyon bridge starting Monday if strength returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Harrell
The
Jal
W. ¢. Davidson
Rocky
F. E. Little
Hogs Profit Report From Blythe Farmer
J. B. Woodard, a progressive Blythe stock farmer, reported selling over $400 worth of pigs and pork from one hog pen in the past year. He urged planting more hogs and hominy to expand profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Woodard
Blythe
Brownfield Herald
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S
United States
Red Cross Fund
Port Clinton
R. B. White
White Mys
Poetecer
Little Girl
Kirsch Flatrods
R. M. Thorne
Rooster
Mother
Dave
Acard
Ray V. Davis
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