Richmond’s 1915 draft registrants face number draw
In Richmond and nationwide the 246 first numbers were issued for men turning 21 this month. The public reaction was calm, with many awaiting printed lists. The 1918 class drew numbers under the same lottery system as a year ago, with classifications to follow via questionnaires and local boards.
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Richmond
Washington
Gordon S. Revilee
North Fourteenth Street
National Automatic Tool Works
Amelia
Senate
Baker
House
Crowder
Cfetriot
Iate
Numbers Called in Draft by Richmond and Wayne County Men
Following June 5 registrations, a district by district list shows the order numbers drawn for Richmond and Wayne County men. The report names dozens of individuals with addresses across Fort Wayne Richmond Centerville Cambridge City Greensfork Hagerstown Mooreland and other locales, reflecting the wartime draft procedure and the government’s allocation of call order by district.
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Richmond and
Wayne County
Washington
Gordon
Revilee
N. 14Th
Myron Warner Davenport
R.R. D
Howard Z. Harizler
N. D
Henry Titmann
Paul Hawkins Underhill
20Th Street
George W. Salter
N. 13Th
B. Ray Josrdan
Richmonday
Everett ‘. Miller
Fort Wayne ‘Tye
Angelo
Vel Ucio
Newman's Hill
Alfred J. Dunham
George Baul Semler
National Road West
Raymond Leroy Kinnaman
North 3d Street
Channes
Spalding
Eugene L. Outland
Lincoln
E. W. Mestanda
Earl F. Dronker
James Bischey Collins
R. R
Harvey
Stanley
M. W. MicCleary
Sheridan
Fred Bry En Pickett
John Henry Fiening
Earl Cook
William 2
Wilt
Forrest
Hill
Fountain City
Guiseppa Tacwon
R. E. Be Jwn
Harold Lindsey Watkins
Cambridge City
Walter Michael McGuire
Oscar L. Davis
Greensfork
Steven E
Breen
Oscar L. McConnell
Centerville
Cecil Williams
Cilifford R. Cooksey
Dublin
Richard Norris Taylor
Hagerstown
Elmer J. Deer
J. H. Harrison
Walter J. Wissler
John V. Fackler
Louis W. Lawrence
Chester Dillon
Homer C. Knorpf
Everett S. Mullin
Roscoe Bonn
Howard Harris
Earnest Fahlen
Omar Wichterman
Samuel R. Stinson
Frank L. Kiser
Pershing
Milard Wayne Coffman
Charles F. Clevenger
Joseph Geis
Milton
Buford M. Brooks
Edwin Loyd Root
Harvey B. Willis
Leslie Birt
Daniel Ball
Irwin Hunt
Economy
Archie Lee Davis
Howard Hobart Brinkley
William H. Harvey
Ira V. Wooters
Williamsburg
Forrest M. Gates
Maurice Conzell
Charles Metz
Horatio W. King
R. R. A. Richmond
Florence Linderman
Lyndsey E. Canaday
Clyde Franklin
Orie O. Draver
Wilbur B. Shields
Mooreland
Robert Lee Closh
Daniel M. Gard
Donovan Kocher
John Holcomb
Charles Clapper
Fred Alvin Roval
Center
Murray
Johnson
Lynn
Albert E. Ferris
Clarence R. Hillman
Everett J. Gates
Brownsville
R. A. Wickes
Luther L. Vore
Cash M. Foust
William Hobart Meyers
Harvey J. Skaits
Herschel
J. Bush
Clayton Souder
Henry R. Wilson
Herman B. Wolford
R. G. Evan Roberts
Lollo E. Ewes
Earl Buckner
Claude Newton
Elwood Newman
Walter D. Renner
Paul ©. Koons
Vernon D. Doddridge
Jesse B. Hoover
Wayne Smith
Clarence D. Bennett
Weather forecast for Indiana and Wayne County
The Weather Bureau reports likely showers tonight and Friday for Indiana. Richmond and Wayne County expect slightly cloudy skies with possible local thunderstorms, as unsettled conditions persist along the Mississippi with two storms. A severe Atlantic coastal storm moves toward Newfoundland.
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Richmond
Wayne County
W. E. Moore
Mississippi
Superior
Ohio
Atlantic
Newfoundland
Rumor of Death of Former Czar Is Confirmed
A Kiev dispatch dated June 26 reports Emperor Nicholas II of Russia was killed by Bolshevik troops during retreat at Yekaterinburg. Earlier rumors said the ex emperor was murdered in his residence, with conflicting dispatches from Moscow and German sources stating he was moved for safety.
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Associated Press
Paris
Kiev
Nicholas
Russia
Yekaterinburg
Basil
Switzerland
Havas
Copenhagen
Stockholm
Vjia
Red Guards
Tobolsk
Moscow
Eekaterinburg
Senate Suffrage Vote Inches Toward Victory in Close Battle
In Washington on June 27, suffragists and anti suffragists faced off in the Senate over ratification of the woman suffrage constitutional amendment. President Wilson backs the measure as debate centers on securing two thirds, with many senators eager to finish the long fight amid a looming $12 billion army appropriation vote. Pair arrangements and potential absences threaten to derail a quick vote as opposition leadership signals a strategy to block without pledged support.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Chamber
Wilson
Martin
Virginia
Approve Rate Increase For Short Line Railroads
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved higher passenger fares and freight charges on short line and electric railroads today to align with advances recently ordered by the Railroad Administration, as reported from Washington on June 27.
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Associated Price
Washington
Railroad Administration
Interstate Commerce Commission
Second Test Vote on Prohibition in House
Washington June 27 another test vote in the house on prohibition the second in a week resulted in the adoption of a resolution 112 to 92 asking the president to inform the house whether any ruling has been made by the railroad administration the war industries board or the war l trade board curtailing supplies to liquor manufacturers.
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Washington
House
Railroad Administration
War Industries Board
War l Trade Board
Kerensky to plead Russian cause before U S labor group
London dispatch notes Alexander Kerensky aims to address the British labor conference and then visit France and the United States to plead for the new Russian democracy. He rejects the term intervention, favors help and reconstruction, and warns the Red Cross room closes early each afternoon.
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Associated Press
London
Alexander F. Kerensky
Russia
America
Kerensky
France
United States
Europe
Dr. Cook
Copenhagen
Arthur Henderson
Labor Conference
Henderson
Lawor
Conditions in Austria Not to Benefit Allies
Paris dispatch quotes a French official saying Austria is in serious difficulty but not capable of revolting or negotiating a separate peace. Allies should not invest hopes as Austria would be a burden, with internal divisions and an army that could suppress labor unrest. Lausanne confirms Bolshevik-era Romanov execution at Yekaterinburg, though details remain unclear.
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Associated Preas
Paris
Austria
Vienna
Labor Party
Budapest
Masyar
Germany
Roland Walls Returns From France in World War I Service
Roland Walls, 21, the first Richmond boy to return from the fighting line in France, arrived safely in New York and will be home soon. He served eleven months with General Pershing's Expeditionary forces and was a member of the first trench mortar battery after enlisting shortly after war was declared.
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Roland Walls
Richmond
France
Henry Walls
North West
Second Street
Walls
New York
General Pershing
Pershing selects infantry regiment for Italy
Associated Press reports General Pershing, under Washington orders, chose an infantry regiment to be sent immediately to Italy without disclosing its identity. On the Marne front, Americans reported 311 prisoners captured in the Belleau Wood drive, plus several machine guns and rifles. German counterattacks have not begun. In Italy, Austrian posts were surprised and wiped out, while on other fronts activity remained limited. Air combat increased with 36 German planes downed by Franco-British forces. Rumors from Berlin hint at Foreign Minister von Kuehlmann’s possible resignation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pershing
Italy
Baker
Tod
Prewat
Marne
Belleau Wood
Piave
Ypres
Rheims
Chateau Thierry
Torcy
Berlin
Paris
Switzerland
von Kuelhmann
Reichstag
Red Cross Mass Meet Saturday
A Red Cross workers meeting will be held Saturday at 4 30 PM in the Red Cross rooms at Ninth and North A streets. Final parade arrangements for July 4 will be made with all societies represented. Mrs Rudolph G Leeds chairs the parade committee and urged one representative from each unit to attend.
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Red Cross
Rudolph G. Leeds
Leeds
Paul Eee
Richard Study
Max
British People Invited to Parish House Meeting
English Scots and Welsh residents are urged to attend a meeting at Parish House next to St Pauls Church at the corner of 6 Ac ad Figrth streets Friday evening at 8 o'clock chaired by G Wigmore.
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St. Paul's Church
Acad Figrth
G. Wigmore
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