Liberty Loan Appeals Intensify Sign-Up Push
Washington April 10 A Liberty Loan committee urges vigorous canvass to meet the third 10 billion bond goal. The appeal asks campaigns to press subscriptions, follow up pledges, and secure payments, noting districts show mixed progress with Kansas City totals above quota and several cities nearing or surpassing 100 percent.
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Washington
Dune
Fide Distribution
Mekean
Kansas City
Colorado
Kansas
Braska
Akinhorma
Wyoming
Badwater
Wyo
Adlabi
Cleveland
Chicago
Illinois
Indiana
Tawa
Michigan
Wisconsin
Indianapolis
Hes Moines
Detroit
Milwauker
New England
Portland
New Haven
Poston
Worcester
Springfield
Delphia
Conarts
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Dallas
San Antonio
Galveton
Houston
Fort Worth
Austin
Sarevenort
Louisiana
Tesus Fies
French Actress Suzy Degey Charged as Spy in France
Suzy Degey a celebrated Paris stage actress faces imprisonment in France on espionage charges. Reports connect her case to a second actress, Matt Wari, who was executed, and Mile. Depay's husband also under arrest for violating espionage law. Email Gutter, former manager of Sam McVey, linked to the case.
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Suzy Degey
Sas
France
Matt Wari
Mile
Depay
Email Gutter
Pranager
Sam McVey
Prisefighter
British Columbia depiter moms reassigned amid market turmoil
From Denver to this city, several department roles shift as markets face complaints and clues. T. J. Fostes, ex manager of the Idaho Palle office, leads the ciamsailment while UW. Baste oversees cuakel lifer duties. Burnitore installed on the tiftet floor of the Prib Western Union, amid transfers involving five families moving to Balt Lake.
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Denver
Inelite
T. J. Fostes
Idaho Palle
Baste
Env
Western Union Bailing
Wester Ster
Lie
Ly Tamatis
Balt Lake
Saan Bts
King Home from Washington War Mindsets In Utah
Anil W King reports the nation’s war mood remains strong in Washington Salt Lake and surrounding areas. He cites mining ties and government concerns about German pressure, noting confidence the US can shorten the conflict once troops arrive in numbers. Public response to the fifty million loan drive is strong.
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A. King
Washington Salt Lake
Anil
Wington
Altomey Siaouel A. King
United States
King
Bishop Ireland May Recover Amid Improving Condition
In St Paul Minnesota on April 30 doctors described Most Rev John Ireland as improved and responding better to treatment than last week. Attending physicians said they were beginning to have hopes for his eventual recovery from the illness that kept him hospitalized.
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ST. Paul, Minn
John Iceland
St. Gandaya
Tn Care
Ireland
Ace
Impoverished Men and Women Regain Strength with 3-Grain Tablets
Advertisement promoting 3-Grain Sadomene tablets sold by AW Druggists. Claims the product quickly restores health energy and ability for impoverished men and women in a destitute tone typical of period ads. Potential medical unverified claims.
Holland import bill in debate headline
The Haagus reports a Dutch parliament bill to centralize imports and require Dutch Export Company approval for foreign credits. In Lindsay California, housewives cut food waste by 1 percent under a fund administration effort. The Lindsay garbage man notes a drop in refuse, pledging to feed fewer hogs and reduce operations.
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Holland
Zermo Eczema Remedy Ad From Cleveland Ad
An advertisement promotes Zermo as a penetrating antiseptic liquid for eczema and skin ailments. It claims quick relief from itching and healing of sores, burns, and chafing, with sizes and pricing from druggists. The E W Rose Company of Cleveland Ohio backs the ad as a trusted, affordable option.
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E.W. Rose
Cleveland
Crowder Appeals Registration Plan Delays Congress Seats
In Warrisgion April 20 Crowder warns that a proposed registration plan to draft youths and delay calls for seats could shift power and affect eligibility. He argues the plan would postpone calls for men likely to marry or integrate with industry, while noting potential precedents for appeals under the new registration scheme.
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Warrisgion
Promas
Belik Ehen
King of Tonga Islands Dead
The King of Tonga Islands, a native monarch under British protection since 1900, died at 43 years old. TheBits mention the Pacific realm with 150 islands, 30 inhabited, Polynesian people, and Christianized culture.
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Tonga Islands
Tonga
Fiiewilly Islands
South Pacific Ocean
Wieder
Aun
Chris
Goutae TI
Charles O. Ford on a Short Furlough
Charles J. Ford, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Park, at 250 Taylor Avenue, Ogden, on a short furlough to visit parents and friends. He entered the navy at October and trained at the submarine school at Sap Vedra, California. He will likely return to duty soon and is happy to be home with family.
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Charles J. Ford
Henry Park
Taylor Avenue
Ogden
Mr. Ford
Submari
Sap Vedra
California
Joe
Nes
Oan
Paroled enemy alien Ris to report for U S district attorney work
CHRISTIAN RIS 10 DO WAR WORK GAST LAKE April 20 Christan Ris, an enemy alien held at Fort Pouglis internment camp, paroled to work for the United States district attorney in New York. He aims to assist manufacturing surgical instruments as key to his mission. Also noted are Wagner in San Francisco and other cases of internment and loyalty measures.
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Gast Lake
Christan
Hie
Fort Pouglis
United
Gregory
New York
United States
Golden Gate City
Wagner
Rowell
Tarry Schreiber
Mite Hiates Army
Ris
Gerdary
Tyr Internet
Heer
Oakland
War Casualties List From Washington April 2 10 Names And Corrections
Washington reports a war casualty roster listing killed in action, died of disease, wounded severely and missing in action with numerous names including Captain Richard Laurence Inusens and Captain Ames A. Chambers. Corrections note errors in prior cabling and reclassification of several soldiers as wounded or prisoners.
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Washington
East Unity
Noumus
Richard Laurence Inusens
Ames A. Chambers
Diene
Theutenants Stoberh
War Department
Thomas J. Mooney
John W. Morris
Kine
Richard Lawrence Jett
Worbert Graymond
Albridge Core
William W. Washington
Baseball Team at Camp Lewis selects first practice squad
Tacoma April 30 Twenty five baseball men from major leagues college and minor ranks report for practice with Mid West division teams to form Camp Lewis squad. Captain Charles Mullen former Chicago New York second baseman leads group alongside J A Wandler and others including Hap Meyers Valley Jim Scott Red Oldhardsstr and Ted Alten among officers and players from Coast Northwestern leagues and University teams.
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Camp Lewis
Tacoma
Waek
College Athenlins
Camp Lewin Leam
Charles Mullen
Chicago
New York American Baseball
Tuame
Captan J. A. Wandler
Infantry
AF Bon.a
Victoria
Carp
Big Seagan
Pro Valley
Jim Scott
White Sox
Camus
Hap Meyers
Boston Nationals
Geld
Luly Guista
Cleveland Amet
Vonns
Joe Connelly
Shard
Joemerry
Iter Malle
Mekvor
Engl
Northwestern
Ey Marck Higby
Infantry Ambulance
Charles Lehmalz
Inhammilanen Company
S02nd
Howard Mundorff
Military Police
Red Odhardstr
Machine Company
Marrington
Oficars
Olympic Club
San fFergeant Te
3D Klein
Hal Charse
Felweell~ Levy
Ted Alten
Moht Artilery
Jim Tresidon
LaMar
Hollyway
Drinade
Tiity
Boxer Mehoweight and Navy Draft Talk Split Weekend
Nuquoit's Mehoweight boxer woos fans with a loss of color to Camp Ray while Amerdeeans plot Pats Darlow and Chriatenher figures. Chapman seeks Navy enlistment. Williams county exemption board debates admission. Abott releases threes in Topeka circuit. Gardners and Grand Rays shuffle assignments amid midseason moves.
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Deeson
Amdeenan
Chapman
NAVY
Doutheen Hilnots
Atar Attortalop
Cleveland Indians
Wiliamaon County
Quite a Card Card: Chicago Sports Notes Apr 20 Chicago
April reports note players Willie Sanday and Charles Conibkey to appear with the White Sox on May 4. Douglas Roundings mention Pitcher PH Rough nearing return from an operation, aiming to join the team soon and be a second Alexander.
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Chicauq
Willy Sanday
Charles Conibkey
White Sox
Douglas
Chicago
Manapor
Cate
Binninghay
Mitchell
Phi
Alexander
Sunday Championship Games Move to Alternate Venues
New York April 29 Major league schedules shift Sunday championship games to Newark Harrison Ground and other venues in New Jersey and Brooklyn to reduce park rental costs under the federal league agreement. The plan aims to help smaller clubs raise funds by relocating games from Ply Grounds and Ebbets Field on Sundays.
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New York
Hernaiver
Hnawark Federal League
Flartisen
N. J
Faye
Ply Grounds
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Harrison Mark Dach Saeda
Teary
Jeanne
Ue Park
Veteran hurler Phener Tazer signs with Bridges
Minneapolis report states pitcher Phener Tazer, who won with Los Angeles in 1916 but did not play last year, has signed with the Bridges. The veteran hurler was introduced today as the American Association club aligned its staff.
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Minneapolis
Winnsy Apr
Phener Tazer
Los Angees
Bnghes
American Association Club
Ritchie Mitchell Enlists in Navy for Great Lakes Draft
Milwaukee boxer Ritchie Mitchell, a noted candidate for the World Championship, plans to enlist in the Navy at Great Lakes with Ensign Kennedy. He will serve aboard a battleship after training and previously taught boxing at Fort St. Okta. Mitchell aims to become an active service member and will coach sailors in signaling and shipboard duties when not in training.
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Ritchie Michell
Milwaukee
Great Lakes
Jann Kennedy
Tadey
Mitchell
Fort St, Okta
Cann Doniphan
Rielle
Navy
Sammy Good Sued for Divorce by Friend Wife
The article reports Sammy Good sued for divorce by his wife, Mrs Bergiere My Kehn, in San Francisco. It notes alleged cruelty and a request for an injunction to prevent further actions, with mention of Sammy’s private life and the involved parties Samuel Max Kelin and the wife’s attorney.
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Sammy Good
San Francisco
Aprih
Foo
Dianne
Alfogew
Sammy
Whita More
Mre, Bergiere My Kehn
Sammy‘e Monaker
Samual Max Kelin
Alexander Leaves for Camp Funston
ALEXANDER LEAVES FOR CAMP FUNSTON as one of the major members of Efinstol county's Apri draft qonta heads to La titty Ponte Ran. The contingent is due to arrive at Camp Funston tomorrow morning, with the group from St Paul and Chicago Navomil legene baseball club among those listed.
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Eckmntg Laboratory
Li Lake
Western Union Telegraph Company
Utah
Idaho
Montane
Oregon
Watt
Liberty Bonds
FOR Life Insurance
A. W. Wright
Columbiaational Life Ins. Co
Kearns Bldg
Lone Star Oil
Dixie Ofl
Care Standard
Linnsay
Cal
Gtallj
Lindsiy
Fond
Lindsay
Crowder
Congress
Melbourne
Australia
George
Thandoler
Bart Lake
Apel
Meg
Tu Chandler
Patreet
Salt Lake City
Meanie L. Chandler
Camp Kearny & TrospHidt
Majo Willard Christopherson
Young
Chandler
E Battery
Ballar
Stephen Brown
Aind Janes Ateeen
W. E. Wilkins
Ueety Court
Morbing
Li Depot
W. Carlson
Bothasce
Charles O. Ford
Christian Ris
Williara Ahs
Decorge Harton
Hms Wednesday
Doyle's Academy
C. B. Johnson
D. C
Liberty Bonda
C.B. Johnson
D.C
Col
Hudson
Ples
Charles A. Chambers
Orcis Pearl Mr. Dadgett
Preston Norl
Glarence Everett
Janes Bates
Ray L. Set
George Yabroaky
Rayman C. Fisher
William F. Airown
Thomas E. Parts
Albert J. Abraham
Jobin
HR. Barrett
Charles Wyradfield
Charles BR. Klinkenbesté
Thomas J. N
George W. Gurrier
Stasd
EF. de Grovesch
Dustin
John I Regan
Wilfred T. Fester
Gordon
Fuiler
Donald M. Starr
Eugene Joupbert
Kenry W. Kennelly
Joho M. Kenney
Guy J. Lancaster
Edmond
Terous
John F. Kindaay
Charles A McDonald
Max Markman
Shelly A. Miller
Roger Nolli
John Tl. O'Brien
Edward J. Parker
Arthur Pickitt
Walter L. Redden
Louie
Shaver
Serimiah F. Sheehan
Vaughn He Shiva
Charles Webb
Louia J. Walle
Phillip Wright
Norton G. Higgins
Arsene Bergeron
Meport
Cable
Jens Mking
Ran
Joan W. Morris
Verely
New York State
Mauston
Adbott
Hipwea
Agel
Topeka
Boenenr Aldol
Waetrantt
Mouchnan
Pembprefescional Trav
Grand Rays
Ghey
Tarcia
Pagina Coast Sejere
Vetehom
Ritchie Mitchell
Camp Funston
Manhattan
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