Scouts Called to Push Third Liberty Loan Drive
New York March 21 President Wilson and Secretary McAdoo urged the Dog Scouts of America to participate in the Third Liberty Loan campaign. Eleven days starting April 2 were set for a nationwide drive to surpass the $102,086.10 raised in the Second loan. Wilson praised scouting for patriotic war work and urged continued support to help win the war.
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New York
Ion
Wilson
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Dog Scouts of America
Athhe Organization
Lac Sears
Lacy
Olive Tablets touted as cure for stomach upset
Advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a natural remedy for indigestion by cleaning the liver and bowels. It claims the tablets ease bitter taste and coated tongue, boost appetite, and let users eat what they want. Sold by druggists for a dollar per box.
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Ying Will
Zoe
Alb Druggisca
All Girls Should See A Game Of Wits At The Theater
Miss Gall Kane stars in A Game of Wits a light Broadway style comedy where she plays a daughter who entangles a 60 year old financier after overhearing a marriage proposal She drives him to pay 190000 indemnity as part of the plot with Spottiswoode Aickens as leading man and George Periolat and Lewis J Cody in supporting roles Play advertised today and tomorrow.
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Miss Gall Kane
Broadway
Gotham
Miss Kane
Cout
Milnake
Itleliec
Spottiswoode Aickens
Ictor
George Periolat
America
Lewis J. Cody
Utah
Roosevelt Letter on Boys Reserve Program
A fragment from Theodore Roosevelt expresses hearty support for a boys reserve program for youths aged 16 to 21, enabling them to work on farms. It notes farmers recognize strong boys as helpful during wartime and emphasizes that boys are part of Uncle Sam’s team, serving in trust for the war effort.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Makeis
Uncle Sam
A Game of Wits and Gala Gall Kane Showpiece
A lively notice touts a show featuring Gall Kane in striking costumes and gowns set against Ozark landscape imagery. The ad highlights automobiles, sport fashion, and American architectural splendor as entertainment unfolds tonight in New Utah. Plans for outdoor boxing in Newark, NJ, are announced with Pat Powers eyeing summer events.
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Gall Kane
Ozarks
Ray Young
Gail Kané
New Utah
Americans Watch German Drive Advances In Europe
American observers doubt Germany has a full offensive underway yet and seek solid proof. They note London reports a wider front, but fear the move may be a strategic demonstration or aimed at English and French resolve. Despite confidence in Allied strength, officials monitor La Fere to the Searpe region for the main attack.
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Washington
Boree Alher
London
West
Immitas
Braak
Luis
Franco
Germany
Holland
England
France
Salts in Hot Water Clears Pimply Skin
A advertised remedy claims four ounces Jad Salts in hot water each morning for one week will prevent toxin buildup in the bowels, stimulate kidneys, and clear pimples. Jad Salt is described as inexpensive, harmless, made from grape and lemon acids with lithia, forming a pleasant effervescent drink.
Soldier Vote Not To Be Cast in France
The War Department prepared a formal recommendation against recording the soldier vote in France for elections in the war period. After reviewing Pershing’s views and department officials, it concluded no practical method exists to poll expeditionary forces. Extending voting to all states would impair front-line efficiency. by contrast, local units already faced logistical and legal hurdles.
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Washington
France
Wre
War de Parsemni
General Pershing
Riads
Department
New York State
New York
Fraore
War Départment
Report on Ready Labored Deportations in Bisbee
Washington reports that evidence gathered by federal officials on the deportation of 180 striking miners from Bisbee Arizona last July 12 is near completion. The Justice Department will forward its findings to Governor Hunt for any action, with investigations into labor involvement and wartime influence.
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Bibhee
Arla
Department of
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Provident Wise
Home Department
Af Justice
Department of Justices
Junt Af Arivaln
Wheyen Dicietet
Arizona
United Statenttorney Firan
Department of Dnstien
Warren Departation
Wheeler
Cochise County
McAdoo Acts on Railroad Law Amid War Needs
WashingtonMarch 22 The director general McAdoo issued a capital expenditure order on war time grounds after the president signed the railroad bill providing a 500900000 revolving fund and compensation framework for federal operation The move creates an railroad administration division to regulate extensions purchases and new equipment with engineers confirming need before approval and finance division executing approved plans. anticipates possible government participation in meeting 43000000 notes of the New York New Haven and Hartford railway as an early outcome.
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McAdoo
Wilson
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railway
Bur
Railroad Administration
Adivision
Robert Levett
War Infantries Board
Poperylaa
Lovett
Government takeover of railways curbs expansion plans
After government control of railways, expansion projects such as new lines and car purchases face stricter scrutiny. Only contracts over $25,000 require director-general approval. smaller, essential projects aligned with past practice may proceed without special authorization.
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Rankrol
Dircetor-General
Send the Children to the Alhambra Tomorrow
A tabloid version of Uncle Tom's Cabin is presented on the Alhambra stage tomorrow afternoon with Lincoln Pictures Tender Memories. Doors open at 1 am and remain open until 2 30 pm. Children 10c and adults 50c.
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Skinner
Kindrex
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Ogden
Albanhra
Lincoln Pictures
Orpheum Bill Draws Warm Reception At Theatre
The Orpheum weekly bill, praised by manager Jac Gose, draws strong audience approval. Tom Kelly shines as a standout performer in Tap Is Can Irishman, with strong crowd reactions noted to the overall lineup from the Pantages circuit.
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Angina
Orpheum Theater
Jac Gose
Tom ‘Kelly
Vaudeville at Orpheum Delivers Rich Irish Charm and Comedy
Review notes a lively vaudeville bill at the Orpheum featuring Tom Twinkle with a rich Irish brogue and war songs, a Willard Mack comedy Dont Do It about a divorce shop trio, Eddie Vogl with high-energy one-man bits, and a cast including Flo and Ollie Wallora and Nodriguez. The reviewer praises the musical extravaganza as superior to recent season offerings and highlights the entertaining acts, slapstick, and deft performances.
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Tom
Willard Mack
Qsden
Orpheum
Pressing & Tan
Eddie Vogl
Eddie
Homer
Baron
Eddie Rascal
Flo
Ollie Wallora
Mii
Pep
Olle
Audiedea
Nodriguez
Roddy
Mutt and Jeff Rivalry Yields Uneven Laughs This Week
The cartoon duo deliver thinner gags as they chase homeward adventures. Mat and Jef have both contributed notable bits in the past, but this week their efforts wobble, offering sporadic laughs amid the comic strips' ongoing tug of war.
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Wayfaree
Jef
Mat
Loris
Song of Sixpence menu complaint cited in ledger
A public ledger item complains about limited menu variety and weekly price changes. The note mocks the idea of a fixed meal plan and suggests customers desire changes to beans and rice offerings, calling for better variety and fair pricing.
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