Selecting Jury to Try LW. W. Six Weeks or More Foreseen
Chicago April 1 jury selection began in the federal court to try 118 I W W members on espionage charges before Judge J M Teaidis. A special venire predicted the trial would take weeks. Haywood among the defendants, with many witnesses and seized literature ready for the hearing. Names of defense counsel and government attorneys listed. officials say the trial will stretch to at least six weeks, possibly six months. Prince Ertely Es elder son of Prince y cinftigen killed in action with a regiment. 34 years old and married.
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Cee
Industrial Workers of the World
United States District Court
J. M. Teaidis
Tandis
Atformers
Bath Elles
Cen
LW. W
United States
Landers
Hargest
United States Marshaly
Tta
Haywood
Federal Grand Pry
Elizabeth Guerney
Flynn
New York
William D. Haywood
George W. Vanedvonter
Seatle
Otto Obdian
Catherine Law
Kansas City
Anney
William ©. Fitts
Washington, D. C
Charles PF. Cling
Frank J. Nebeker
Salt Lake City
Claude R. Porter
Dea Moites
Augrne
Greenly
Rage
Amsterdam
Ertely
Y Cinftigen
Jokal Antierer
Rerl
Red Cross Gift and Local Benefit Prospects
Mrs. A. A. Heywood gives 100 dollars to the Red Cross as a gift not a benefit. Funds will buy hospital material, with work ongoing as Red Cross volunteers operate before town. The First National Bank will host information desks over the next two days.
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Albot R. Hey- Waal
America
Red Cross
Ronm
First National Bank
Migs Fell
Easter Reverence at First Presbyterian Church Service
The Easter celebration at First Presbyterian featured abundant lilies and green palms, with the large silk service baton unfurled. Musical solos and quartets highlighted the morning and afternoon services, while El Monte Commandery joined in full brass, led by a preacher commander who also serves as pastor.
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First Presbyterian Church
France
Mre. Litzenberg
el Monte
Knight Templars
Presbyterian Church
Turn Sage and Sulphur for Dark Hair Magic
Learn how Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound darkens faded or gray hair. The old remedy, now sold in stores, promises natural looking, even tint without obvious color change. Use a sponge or brush to apply a strand at a time and wake up with darker, glossier hair.
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Wyeth
Y M C A Suffers Loss In Battle
The Y M C A unit reported heavy losses as equipment valued over 20000 dollars sent by the American army to British fronts fell into German hands. Four countercharges describe retreats and structures lost including a large tent and dining hall. One casualty article notes a single YMCA worker killed by shellfire amid front line actions.
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Mi.1. A
Ym.ca
MLC
Hut-Marne
Teddy
Bunty
Masy Meri C. Crandell
Wilson Stands Firm On War Aims In April Address
President Wilson reiterates unyielding stance toward Central powers in a letter to Bishop Henderson. He supports a complete program of justice for lasting peace and rejects pacifist appeasement. Methodist leaders plan to broadcast his words nationwide and bolster church support for wartime efforts near army camps.
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New York
Wilson
Hle
Pope Ronedict
Cense
Austin
Theestara S. Henderson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Henderson
Mig
Pirpone
Wiebone
National War Council
Cadomene Tablets touted for nervousness and nerves
An advertisement extols Cadomene Tablets as a remedy for weak nerves caused by excessive drinking and stress. It cites a physician’s long practice and two customer testimonials from Reading Pennsylvania and Sacramento California claiming rapid relief from nervousness overwork and sleeplessness with the product.
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G. A. Hoover
R. R. No
Reading
Joe N. Hertdoh
Trenty
Satramento
Cal
Meni
Casualty List Details War Department Totals
Casualty figures released by the War Department list twenty eight American Expeditionary Forces casualties for March 31. One killed in action, one died of wounds, nine died of disease, one severely wounded, fifteen slightly wounded. Individuals named include Private Martin Oconnor, Private Alfred Speer, Corporal James Leopold Koehr, and others listed with designations and causes such as meningitis.
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Washington
War Department
Martin Oconnorr
Tantener FE
Redmond
Alfred Speer
James Leopold Koehr
California brief military deaths and garden advert
A mangled notice lists California servicemen including Lieut Walter L Hardenbrook Lieut Thar Speer and Sgt Alfred J Bergeron among others with references to meningitis and wounds. An unrelated advertisement from Ogdes Packing and Provision Co promotes fertilizer and lawn care with delivery on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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Walter L. — Hardenbrook
Howley
Angerior
Farm Labor Shortage Sparked by Low Wages in Baltimore
Louis F. Post, assistant secretary of labor, told the Baltimore Open Forum that farm labor shortages stem from low wages and poor working conditions, with only the South showing notable pressure. He cited surveys by the labor department and noted wages averaging around $50 in some states.
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Baltimore
Louis F. Post
Rioting in Quebec as conscription clashes erupt
Riot smoke and shouting filled a drill hall as a mob of about 10,000 gathered in Quebec on March 1. Police and guards reported injuries as protesters threatened to storm the hall where men held for evading military service were guarded.
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Gquebes
Quebes
Carry
Disabled men to be cared for in wartime plan
Washington April 1 disabled members of the military service will be cared for by rehabilitation surgeons even if not expected to return to duty until complete recovery is reached. The policy aims to save able officers and soldiers for service. Additional hospitals for disabled care were designated for construction at several sites including Albany, New York City, Fort McPherson, Lakewood, Port Oglethorpe, and Walter Reed, with base hospitals planned at Des Moines, Fort Riley, and Fort Sam Houston.
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Washington
Gorgas
N. Y
Roland Park
Shadyaf
Danaville
Fort McCheney
Colonia
N. J
Fort McPherson
Lakewood
Port Oglethorpe
Navy
Union Carpenters Push Pay Demands at Norfolk Bases
In Norfolk Virginia on a spring day, union carpenters failed to report to work at army and naval bases amid wage demands. Union leaders insisted no strike was called though they seek a raise from 58 to 64 5 cents per hour, targeting government construction contracts.
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Norfolk
Distillery Becomes Feed Mill In Hammond Indiana
Distillery at Hammond, one of the largest in the sixth internal revenue district, began conversion into a feed mill today after being sold Saturday to the Nowoski Milling Corporation of Buffalo, New York. The plant had been paying more than 12 million dollars annually in revenue taxes as a distillery.
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Hammond
Ind
Transtec
Internal Revenue District
Nowsk Milling Corporation
Buffalo
N.Y
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