Soldiers Insurance bill offers dependents, widows, and training
The Soldiers and Sailors Insurance bill would replace pensions with dependents' allowances, death and disability compensation, optional insured policies for officers and enlisted men, and training for honorably discharged veterans. Costs for wartime administration are estimated at 176 million and 380 million dollars for the first two war years.
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House of Congress
Horrible Treatment of Prisoners of War
Reports from Russian soldiers who escaped Germany indicate prisoners of many nationalities are starved beaten and forced to work in trenches and fields under fire. The accounts were sent to the State Department in Washington detailing abuses by German guards and allied troops.
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State Department
Washington
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Experience best teacher and Chamberlains Cough Remedy
Experience is the best teacher, yet learning from others helps. Thousands use Chamberlains Cough Remedy for coughs and colds with reliable results. It is prompt, effective, and pleasant to take.
Capital Honors Draft Men With A Great Parade
Washington's capital welcomed a vast parade honoring 26 000 men who joined the national army. President Wilson, cabinet members, and foreign diplomats watched as drafted volunteers, Marines, Fort Myer cadets, and navy officers passed along Pennsylvania Avenue toward the Capitol.
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District of Columbia
America
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Fifteenth Street
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Capitol Hill
Spring-Rice
Great Britain
Jusserand
France
Calderon
Bolivia
Germany
Senate
Nelson
Warren
Union Army
Martin
Bankhead
House
Clark
Joe" Cannon
Jelonhes
Protest Segregation Of Negro Troops At Camps
A joint Negro and white leaders committee pressed President Wilson and Secretary Baker to end segregation in training camps. After a Defense Department conference, Baker was expected to announce policy changes. The group urged steps to reduce race riot risks near camps and showed reluctance toward any distinct training of Black troops.
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Wilson
Baker
War Department
Prove Peak Well Induces Confidence in Chamberlain’s Tablets
G A McBride of Headford Ontario reports two years of selling Chamberlain's Tablets and good customer feedback. He tried them himself and believes no other preparation of the kind equals them. If indigestion or constipation troubles you give them a trial. they will do you good.
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R. B. Redwine
H. B. Clark
Chamberlain
G. A. McBride
Headford
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