Navy Yard Job Protections For Citizens Over All Aliens
An order from Secretary Pantele at the First Naval District headquaters in Boston states no U.S. citizens will be removed from their Navy Yard jobs due to lack of work or funds while aliens are being processed. The directive aims to preserve citizen employment during changes in labor allocations.
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United States
Navy Aids
iHail Construction
Pantele
Naval District
Five Men Indicted In Plot To Defraud U S Government
Five men, including Alfred J. Peters of Phoenix and James B. Ley, were indicted by the federal grand jury on charges of conspiring to defraud the U.S. government of army contract payments between December 1, 1918, and May 1, 1919. The case involves alleged efforts to obtain higher payments through fraudulent contracts and spanned a lengthy investigation with witnesses from El Paso.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Brabury
Alfred J. Peters
Ant Dite
Optain
Vernet Velrra
Joseph MN
Tud B. Ley
Climmord Smith
Tof Peters
Manly
Pershing Plans Inspection Tour Of Industries
General Pershing announced plans for an inspection tour of industries across the nation built up during his absence in France. He will formulate recommendations to Secretary Baker and a portion of the trip will visit Missouri. The coast route and travel details are described as part of a broader plan to align wartime production with strategic needs.
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Washington
Pershing
France
Baker
Ripe Olives Cause Death of Five At Dinner
Detroit reports a dinner tragedy linked to tainted olives. Five diners died after consuming olives from a local stock. Authorities seized ripe and green olives, ordered wholesalers to halt sales, and advised hotels to avoid serving them while investigations continue.
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Detroit
Governor on track to avert strike and olives ban
Fragmented dispatch notes a governor's aim to avert a strike while Michigan bans olives. Indiana figures and conference talks surface as executives pledge support to President Witran. Hills lose a fight in Washington amid cross state legal clashes over inheritance and literacy provisions.
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Michigan
Indianapolis
Udtineneramies
T. Goodrich
Ravernar Murding
Kofta
Loluy
Witran
Indiana
Hills
Washington
Ilella
Wiumes
Minnesota
New Jersey
Phosphate Therapy Promises Aid for Nervous Fatigue
A fragmented blur of names and claims touts phosphate as a universal cure for nervous exhaustion and fatigue. It asserts vital elements found in certain nerves and cells, promising quick strength gains and renewed energy through a suggested treatment regime, with numerous dubious endorsements.
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Hainamy
Cella
Healey
Creauone
Ging
de Firderick
Kolle
Ry Youle Uhysteliss
Evers Dnctoy
Avery Nopphal
Reuben Evans Given Government Appointment
Reuben Evans receives a government appointment along with Ogilen as new directors at the Jean Bank. The announcement came in the afternoon through a recommendation by Senator W. H. King. Willard and Grab are named as board members. Evans is set to earn $5100 per year.
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Reuben & of
Ogilen
Acer
Annelaimient
Crack Infantry Bard to Perform on Armistice Day in Ogden
The Twenty-fret Infantry hand of Fort Qougian, led by Vector Douton, will likely be among four bands performing during Armistice Day celebrations arranged by the American Legion. Douton and his ensemble have already played concerts in various parts and are expected to return for the event.
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Fort Qougian
Uin
American Legion
Buttermilk Beauty Cream Ad Claims Overnight Effects
An advertisement touts Buttermilk Cream as a beauty product promising overnight improvements. It claims to erase signs of aging, provide radiant health, and offers a money back guarantee. The copy references Wright and Sons Co and mentions low cost and universal suitability for women.
Portugal Refutes Azores Naval Base Grant Claim
Madrid dispatch reports Portugal declined any request to host a U S naval base in the Azores. Premier Gardo( Gardo?) told the press there was no agreement or imminent grant, noting Portugal would only aid allies if it respected its colonial integrity and strategic interests.
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Portugal
Azores
U. S
Tortugil
Senor Cardoso
Vasaoniated
United States
Finan Ie
Tie
Madrid
United Estates
Seahoy Gardo
Tina
Old Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Recipe Ad
An old home remedy promotes Sage and Sulphur compound for darkening hair. Advertised as natural looking and undetectable, it suggests using a small brush to apply through the hair, claiming gray hair vanishes within days and hair becomes darker, shinier, and younger looking.
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Trewad
Wyeth
Soldier Uses Cards in Church Prayer Service
A private soldier named Wehard was taken before the minister of law in Scotland for playing cards during divine service. Soldiers witnessed him spreading a pack of cards before the preacher, eyeing each card as the sergeant noted. After services, Wehard was arrested and brought before the magistrate for “playing cards in church” and questioned about his actions.
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Cyepriniest
Hihart Lee
Phuirh
Hille
Ramiman
Mueatcale
York Cols Cnet
Card Sermon in a Pack Sparks Mayor’s Laughs
A Salvation Army style scene unfolds as a man uses a deck of cards to teach Bible verses and months, linking each card to saints, apostles, and calendar elements. The mayor notes the pack depicts nearly everything except one thing, prompting a jab about the knave. He jokes the man’s tricks mix church, almanac, and prayer book, while urging readers to read the Classified Ads.
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Matthew
Mark
John
Noah
Moses
Heaven
Sheba
Solomon
Soloman
Tere
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