Federal Registration Mandate Details for Volunteers and Officials
Proclamation outlines steps to implement the New Campaign Registration law with voluntary registrars, sworn officials, and county or city clerks. It specifies who must organize polling places, how absentee registration works, and timelines for instructions to sheriffs and city officials in large populations.
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Banks Asked to Co operate for War Loans and Supplies
Washington reports Secretary McAdoo telegraphed a list of 27 515 banks and trust companies authorizing prompt cooperation in a government loan drive. Subscriptions flooded the treasury with millions as cities and states joined in funding the Allied war effort. A central Washington purchasing committee for allied supplies was foretold to replace J P Morgan & Co.
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McAdoo
United States
Treasury
Italy
Count di Ceilere
Feders! Reserve
Ambassador Jusser
Hartman Lever
J.P. Morgan & Co
Germany
Thair
Shipping delays and repairs anticipated for Pacific port
A damaged shipyard report notes concealed damage found aboard a merchant vessel. It states plans to add GN6 and T22 parts to American merchant ships to enable four months of preparation for transport, with operations tied to the Paeilo grant and repairs on Wallen Islands port facilities.
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Marios
Wallen Islands
Mt Waa
Historic River Drive tale of New York’s old shield front
A nostalgic account traces the Hudson riverfront from pre revolutionary paths to the 19th century, noting French refugees, aristocrats and notable visitors. It discusses landmarks near Seventy-third to Eighty-second streets, the Knowlton rangers episode at Horn’s Hook, the 1778 Bartem Heights actions, Poe’s residence near Eighty-fourth Street, and the Elm tree saved by George Pope Morris, with urban growth and real estate shifts reshaping Bloomingdale and the riverfront.
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Tom
Washington
Seventy-Second Street
D’aubtife
Th Walting
Marie Antoinette
Charles M. Schwab
Hudson
Phan
Alexander Hamilton
Geo. Philip
Schuyler
Barnard College
Bartem Heights
Howe
Brooklyn
Bloomingdale
Harlem
Murray Home
Thomas Knowlton
Bunker Hill
Horn's Hook
Grant
Toveston
Maj. de Witt Clinton
Cittsons
Delega Hons
Temmany Hall
The
Masons
Columbia College
Edgar Allan Pos
New York
Philadelphia
Eighty-fourth Street
the Raven
Poe
Fordham
Lonser
Ninety-sixth Street
George Pope Morris
Morris
Britain
Prince of Wales
Fernando Wood
Seventy-eighth Street
Wood
Boas Tweed
Jon
Control of Food Supplies Bill Shapes Presidential Oversight
The HIS proposes bringing every samney modelled food supply under presidential control. It envisions directing shipments to needy markets, regulating diets, and requisitioning factories and other establishments. A clause would prevent groding by imports that compete with American producers.
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America
Americans to Move Troops to Europe in Stages
Washington reports plan phased transfer of U S troops to Europe with training behind the lines in the United States and in Europe. Officials say a full 6 million figure is unlikely and that ammunition, ships and factories remain ready for incremental deployments. Coast guard cutters act as coastal sentries and potential anti submarine forces. Alaska and road work by Col. Wilde P Richardson’s bureau are noted as shaping future manpower and logistics.
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Revenue Service
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Revenue Cutter Service
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Revenue
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Cuba
Fromalseks
Alenka
Alaska
War Department
Bardy Country
Board of Road Commissioners
United States Service
Alaskan
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Sam Thie Wee Wald
Raat
Hoge
West Point
Cal
Wilde P. Richardson
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