Fathen Writes On Exemption Board In Letter to Editor
A letter in Estter Standard questions exemption practices and the draft process. It discusses how alternates like J Fisher might affect quotas, notes disputes over local and state boards, and urges adherence to federal law. The piece references Maj Heywood, alleged conspiracies, and a lawsuit related to Cantwell. Union orchestra opens at noon daily.
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J. T. Fisher
Izisher
Munson
Firgare
Jnan
Thla
Heywood
Bern Aled
Actiog
Cantwell Sues Utah Court for 500000 Damages
James B. Cantwell of Ogden files suit against Utah state authorities over alleged delay and denial of access to a supreme court investigation. Attorney George Q. Mei seeks damages up to 500000 claiming injury from the court action and related debarring proceedings.
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James B. Cantwell
Ogden
Uhind Silstrset
Balt Lake
Utah
George Q. Mei
Virginia 70 Hold State Election
Tuchmond Va Oct 32 text Tuesday will elect all 16 Gers from governor down Italso will elect a new house of delegates The Democratic ticket headed by Weet moreland Davis The Republican candidate for governor is Thomas Mun cer No state elections occur as fall In North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Louisiana Mississippi or Tennessee Cincinnati Oct 31 At the election on September 6 the voters of Ohio will decide whether they destroy prohibition of the sale and manufacture of intoxicating square for Leverage purposes and also whether they all permit the world to vote for presidential electors
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House of Delegates
Weetmoreland Davis
Thomas Muncer
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
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Louisiana
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Tennesse
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Ohio
Alto
Lock Church of Christ Scientist Supports Adover
The Christian Science Sentinel reports Herbert Hoover advising Churches of Christ Scientist to back a nationwide program. A meeting after Sunday service authorized collaboration to resist food conservation efforts. A system of work will be organized by the administration and implemented with weekly progress reports.
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Lock Church OF Christ Scientist
Adover
Reepenna
Rota
Herbert Huover
National
Trad Alrolalinstor
Christian Science Sentinel
Fallrea
Churches of Christ, Scien
Free Country
Carnation
Hoover
Fiheford
Cig Mertog
Premier's Sons at the Front in Wartime Report
Rome reports Premier Haallo and three sons serving at the front on the Halnsigen plateau as Italian forces face the Austrian offensive. A German attempt to advance near Sursians is repulsed by Russian artillery and continued fighting evolves along the northern front.
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Vitoria Onlands
Hallao
Halnsigen
Tomnb Tou
Valer
Trent
Petrogran
War Office
eXoria
German Plane Flies Over Kent Driven Back
A German air plane crossed the Kent coast early today but was driven away with no damage or casualties. Anti aircraft fire repelled it after bombs were dropped into the sea, and the rest of the bombs fell offshore.
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London
Kent
Kensh
Nebraska and Syracuse Agree To 1920 21 Football Series
Lincoln Oct 31 Announcement said University of Nebraska and Syracuse University reached a contract for a series of football games at North Field on Thanksgiving Day with each side not final on the exact years 1920 and 1921. The contract, already arranged by Syracuse, guarantees the New York team a substantial payment per game.
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University of Nebraska
Syractea University
North Field
Agres
Ayracuse
Naw York
Herrick Dies in California Turmoil at Rome or Diego
Herrick dies yesterday in a chaotic San Diego area, after years as a traveling salesman for Fred J. Rival & Coy. He had moved to Searsaca, and left a wife and multiple family members in Nebraska. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Rome
J. Herrick
Fan
Merrick
Ani
Alka Diega
Mea
Mra
Tamia
Heraick
Violent Wall Street Break In Sees Sharp Price Drops
In New York trading, mining stocks led a broad market decline. Prices fell across major groups with United States Steel Bethlehem Steel and rail shares sliding, while large volumes and extensive selling dominated the session amid unsettled economic conditions.
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New York
United States
Aleat Corporation
United States Strel
Bethlehem Birr
Raime
Treent
Subistence of Germany Assured in Winter War
Via Amsterdam a German undersecretary told workers that Germany’s subsistence had been secured for the fourth winter of the war. German staple crops and tin ore shipm ents were allocated, with supplies for winter already assured and government efforts ongoing to maintain material lines.
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Amsterdam
Spraklog
Hert Ernun
Fed Department
Germany
Former minister escapes lynching after hospital move
Former interior minister Protopopar, a leading figure of the old regime, was removed from the fortress and taken to St. Paul hospital for health reasons. A mob demanded assurance of his condition, but hospital authorities calmed the soldiers and he was unharmed. SEC CROES OFFICIAL NAMED as Orla H. Culler is appointed head of a new division of the Red Cross for local and foreign lifelines.
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Aleander 1
Protopopar
Interior
Han
St. Paul
SEC Croes
Washington
Orla H. Culler
American
Drake Rhos and Foundry Company of
New York
Musicians on New Pantages Bill Opening
Vaudeville bill opens this week with Owen McGiveney in his Uret bow and a whirlwind production lineup. The show features Oliver Twist styled performances, The Gypsy Camp spectacle, and Frank Norrott with golden notes alongside Claire Atwood, Jobsing Connar, and Frank Dison in a comedy number Shred and Fired.
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Audieneca
McGivveney
Ristary
Perlen
Oliver
Cher
Erolickas Inn
Frank Norrott
Qianansono Rsa
Oroteum
Metrell
Aca Forte Bey
Qinteur
Claire Ace Atwood
Jobsing Connar
Frank Dison
Reeder
Armetrcan
Unclear OCR fragment on industry women production work
Fragmentary OCR text mentions industry women and production work but lacks coherent events, names, places, or dates to form a complete news item with identifiable entities or outcomes.
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Uretend
Gatler
Weeea
Hotel men seek longer game destruction season
Food Administration critics and hotel and restaurant leaders push to extend the period for hunting and trapping game. The National Audubon Society warns the move would widen destruction, while officials in New York City and other counties weigh legal actions and potential impacts on food production.
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Gilbert Tearnen
Pearson
Fagonia
Nioma
York City
Ul States
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