Conscientious Objector In Chicago Court Case
John Taylor, listed as a conscientious objector, appeared in a Chicago courtroom after being called for service. He reportedly confessed to embezzling over $1,000 from his employer in the past two years and was held for the grand jury as he objected to serving overseas.
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Blue Gowns Keep Wounded Soldiers Flexible At Army Hospital
Reconstruction aides or Blue Gowns are a corps of seventy women aiding maimed soldiers. They tutor patients in restoring muscles and limbs while teaching new crafts at hospital schools. Workers diagram frames, weave, and tailor as doctors oversee electrical treatments and rehabilitation begun near the front.
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How Primitive Man Knew Fire in Early History
Primitive man likely learned to produce fire by rubbing wood together. The process may have emerged from friction and sustained sparks, shaping ancient survival and technological progress.
Milwaukee News Cuts Lingering Echoes of Social Strife
Fragmentary text hints at unrest and civic concern in Milwaukee. Vague references to justice, public feeling, and ongoing pressure on communities suggest a period of social turmoil and debate.
Pies and Doughnuts Under Fire by Salvation Army Workers
During wartime, Salvation Army women bake pies and doughnuts near the trenches and assist the wounded amid rifle fire. The image shows these daunted workers crafting the kind mothers used to make to lift spirits and boost morale for soldiers entering battle.
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Patriotic Greek Prepares to Fight for Uncle Sam
James L. Dorgan, a Greek immigrant in Spokane, trains to join U S forces against Germany. He arrived four years ago with limited English, completed public and high school, worked at a newspaper, saved 8000, and owned Liberty Bond investments and a War Savings stamp.
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Sailors Ate Seaweed After Ocean Sinking
The Norwegian steamer Augvald of 2008 tons bound for Baltimore from a French port was sunk by a German submarine. 27 crew members were aboard. three drowned and 18 were unaccounted for. A rescue liner saved the survivors after 11 days adrift, many subsisting on seaweed and rainwater.
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Car enterprise offers job printing service
Local car dealership advertises a job printing service for vehicle ads and posters. It urges customers to contact the Car ent division to handle design and production, promising quick turnaround and professional results.
Men Ordered to Report August Sixth for Departure
A list shows men ordered to report by 9:00 AM on August 6 and depart at 4:00 AM on August 7. Names include Charles H. Weir Francisco Mata Wiley M. Whatley et al, with many others such as Wilson Roy Caldwell Walden and William Gerhardt.
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Francisco Mata Wiley M. Whatleyerly
Nickdema Wilson
Roy Caldwell Walden William Gerhardt
Harrydwin Stephenson Alin Y Lindsay Chart
Hardin Lather G, Evans
Herman Fields
Benjamin B. Miller
William Arthur Bryant
Jenna Watles Culpepper
David Gonzales Neal Dow Ellsworth Wilfland, Mills Thomas Be, Smith
Donald Noland Weldon Mont
Allison Walter Robert Wallace Edington Gage Joseph Clay Birehell
Ceeil Davis
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