Anarchists to Prison Goldman and Berkman Convicted
In New York, Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman were convicted of seeking to hinder enlistments under the selective draft law. Federal Judge Mayer sentenced them to the maximum two years' imprisonment plus a $10,000 fine. Berkman is held at Atlanta Federal Penitentiary and Goldman at Jefferson City State Prison. deportation may follow.
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Amarchists
Ema Goldman
Alexandererkiman
New York
Berkman
Federal Penitentiary
Atlanta
Miss Goldman
Jefferson City
Mayer
Berkiman
Notice of administration of W C Stack estate
Having qualified as administratrix of the estate of W C Stack deceased this notice is given to all persons having claims against the estate to present them duly authenticated on or before the Sunday of June 1918 or this notice will be plead in bar of recovery. All indebted to the estate are requested to settle at once. This 8th day of June 1917 Pattie L Stack admix
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Stack
Pattie L. Stack
Pension Board Meeting in Paton County Clerk Office
The Pension Board of Paton county will meet July 23 and 24 to consider pension applications. Confederate soldier and widow applicants will be heard, with careful consideration. others with business should attend. Clerk to Board WV. Emmond indicates no other board business this year.
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Pension Board
Pension Board of
Paton County
Emmond
American Shipyards Face Postwar Wage and Cost Shifts
In wartime analysis from the American Review of Reviews July 1917, American and British shipyards are seen converging on wage levels and production costs. The piece argues wartime efficiency and skilled metalworking may boost American competitiveness, while postwar conditions remain uncertain. General Pershing’s leadership in Europe is highlighted as emblematic of American military virtue and training shaping European views of the United States.
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Ehang
Britten Technical Agthoridea
Ereststed
Atoel
America
Eng
New York
Delaware
Clyde
Tyne
Wear
United States
Alertea
Winthrop L. Marvin
American Review of Reviews
Itt. Ih
Gen Carr Denied Passport to France for Allied Service
Gen Julian O Carr, commander of the Northern Virginia Confederate Veterans and Durham's "first citizen," was refused a passport by the War Department as officials said passports are granted only for official government business and enlisted men. Carr had planned to seek entry into General Pershing's army in France.
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Carr
France
Julian
Northern Virginia Confederate Veterans
Durham
War Department
Pershing
The Lesson of the Crisis From the New York World
The piece argues Germany rests on a military autocracy led by Ludendorff and a cabinet beholden to autocratic power. It claims the regime survives on battlefield success and faces its downfall as defeats mount and economic strain grows. It urges Allies to press war aims vigorously and warns German prestige will erode with losses.
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New York
Germany
Ludendorf
Minderburg
Debhtann-Mollner
Zimmermann
Geran
Hin Ain
Evening Post
Wilson
Aateta
Aloo
Hawaiians Urge Enlistment to Join American Forces
Five thousand Hawaiian militiamen urge favorable action by the War Department as J Kuhlo Kolianaole reports in Congress. Food supply concerns influence decisions on the disposition of Hawaiian troops, with Hawaii expected to supply much of the sugar and rice for U S needs.
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France
J. Kuhlo Kolianaole
Congress
War Department
Hawaii
United State
Inside Bath Remedy Promises Morning Freshness
A nineteenth century style health ad urges readers to start each day with hot water and limestone phosphate to flush stomach liver and bowels. It claims improved digestion appetite and complexion and targets common ailments from constipation to bilious spells.
Grove's Tasteless cnberg f as medicine in old ad copy
An advertises Grove's Tasteless Sketch f as equally valuable as another tonic, claiming it contains iron and ape absurd terms. It asserts effects on the liver, malaria relief, blood enrichment, and overall system strengthening, framed as a universal health aid.
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Grove
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