President Wilson Appeals for One War Price Policy
President Wilson urged coal operators and manufacturers to set a single just price for government and public purchases during the war, warning against profiteering while pledging patriotic cooperation. He condemned ship owners for high ocean freight rates and stressed that wartime prices must sustain industries, pay good wages, and support national effort.
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Doctor's letter praises various medicines for pain relief
A reader recounts seeking advice from a Dr. Maker and lists remedies such as herbal pills and tonics. The letter praises relief from headaches backaches and rheumatic pains and requests further recommendations while noting prior use of several listed preparations.
Drafting Delayed As States Finish ExemptionPlans
July 11 Walnnington reports drafting for national army delayed while states finish organizing district exemptions. Only about twenty states have complete systems. most have small gaps. Revised nationwide quotas based on draft registrations will guide apportionment. Each jurisdiction must provide two thirds of one percent of paper population. New York City would supply 43,382 of 637,000 called. Figures rely on population estimates, with allowances for aliens and volunteers.
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Suspect Arrested for Mare Island Explosion Case
Federal agents and Vallejo police named J. Kozlowski as a suspect tied to a Mare Island powder magazine blast last Monday that killed several and injured many. Kozlowski, 22, born in Chicago to Russian and Polish parents, was linked to prior suspicious activity in Vallejo and Chicago and claimed a Chicago registration.
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Emancipation War Urges Duty and Unity
A historical wartime summons calls mankind to fervent action and broad participation in a great enterprise. It stresses no slackers, the need for every man to join, and a resolve to honor duty and distinction in the emancipation effort.
Sugar Industry Not to Be Interfered With BYU 9
Washington July 11 Bishop Nibley of Utah, here for consultations with the national defense council, left for home after assurances that no interference with the sugar industry or other essential businesses is intended. Senator Lodge warned against price manipulation that would ruin beet sugar contracts, urging stable, profitable sugar supply.
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No Fixed Date for National War Drawings
Washington reports no fixed date for the drawing to select men for the national war archy. Secretary Tak or a senior official said the drawing may come by week’s end after exemption boards finish religion reviews. Photographers and photographers’ notes appear in a fragmented Rail Washington dispatch with military committee mentions and Newport torpedo station references.
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Probate and Guardian Notices for Estate of Thowas TH
Creditors must file claims with vouchers by the deadline. Notice to creditors lists the undersigned administrator and attorney John A. Sneddon in Salt Lake City Utah. Public notice dated June 14 1917 and published July 12 1900s.
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