Soldier Vote of New York
Albany N Y Oct 31 Nearly 135000 of New Yorks 1700000 voters in military and naval service will vote by soldier vote next November 6. Ballots travel where service takes them including France and the Mexican border. Secretary Hugo will canvass results by December 2. Ballots include state officers county and municipal candidates and the suffrage amendment.
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France
Tlavail
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National Guard
National Army
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Navy
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Camp Wadaworth
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Btta
Atlantic
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Sime Slong
Hugo
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Huxo
Gelera
Plaera
New York
Aaliora
Food pledge week shows big increases in state totals
Washington reports on the third day of the food pledge drive amid rain and wind. Virginia leads pledges with over 200,000. Maine about 150,000. Indiana 95,600. Arkansas over 42,000. One Colorado district posted 17,232 pledges in a day, far exceeding its weekly target. Senate president resigns in Madrid and London notes 200 munitions ministers serving without pay.
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Vie
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Food Administration
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Ita
Taturus
Wigginia
Maine
Indiana
Arkansas
Wade
London
Tiktish Ministry of Munitions
Namnetry
Tanga
HD Laree
General Wood Calls Composers at Camp Funston
Major General Leonard Wood frees an invitation from Camp Funston inviting composers from Missouri Colorado Kansas Nebraska New Mexico Arizona and South Dakota to submit original marches for the Seventh division. Marches not selected may be adopted as regimental tunes by other division regiments.
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Ith
National Army
Nissouri
Colorado
Mansas
Nebraska
New Muxico
Arizana
South Dakota
Leonard Wood
J. 3. Holland
Invitaton
Varlova
Aviators Engage in Intensive Bombing and Dogfights
London reports British air activity with several thousand machine gun rounds fired at trenches and roads. More than 100 bombs dropped on billets at Troulers and surrounding areas, with four hostile planes attacked. Two British aircraft missing. shots seen on factories and gas works near Saarbrucken and Pirjemsen works. Weather hindered but four machines returned.
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Britizh War Office
Esterday
Troulers
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Metz
Germany
Itgerock
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Saarbricken
U S Certificate Offering Still Open
The Treasury's latest offering of certificates of indebtedness is set at 345 million dollars. Swan Anderson, a transient, was struck by a Southern Pacific engine near the city yards and is in critical condition at a Des hospital with injuries not yet detailed.
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Treasury
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Hoenital
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Kaepial
UTA Soldiers in Camp Kearny Feed Well Despite Drafts
A Utah soldier writes from Camp Kearny November 14 detailing good meals and growing appetite after arriving in California. He notes a large dining hall feeding 280 men, expanded to 245 by new arrivals, with roast beef, dressing, potatoes, lemonade and ice cream. He praises improved kitchen facilities, a spacious pantry, and a strong health status among the men under Lieutenant Glasmand.
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Louis V Chaud’s First Lieutenant Commission Awarded
Louis Victor Chaudse, assistant jet exempt engineer for The Le & J company, received a commission as first lieutenant in the engineer officers reserve corps. He is subject to call by U S orders to report at 2 mobilization ramp. Chaudse, five years old in Nebraska, worked with The Jocal railroad four years and is well known in northern West and southern regions for road construction activity. His parents Mr and Mrs J Chaunee live at 2630 Porter Avenue. Chaunee recently married Mina Deon Brevess of Ashton Idaho.
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le & J
Han
United States
Nebraska
Jocal Railroad
West
Hi Parenta
J. Chaunee
Nye
Porter Avenue
Chauser
Mina
Deon Brevess
al Ashton
Idaho
Billy Sunday Stops in Ogden Between Trains
Billy Sunday and his wife Ma were in Ogden for a brief stop between trains on their eastward journey after a Pacific coast speaking tour. Raul L. Beemer of the Union Pacific met them and entertained them during the layover. Sunday reportedly spoke to soldiers at Linda Vista and praised the troops as fine men.
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Willy Sunday
Pranaylint
Ogden
Pacific Coast
Raul L. Beemer
Union Pacific
Rev. Sunday
Linda Vista
Fragmented OCR summary needed for historical note
The readable parts describe a dated event or notice with person names and places obscured by OCR errors. The exact entities are unclear, but the text hints at medical or administrative content and a specific date near February. The fragmentary lines suggest a local newspaper item requiring reconstruction of names and actions.
Adventists to Serve in War Draft Plan for Minnesota
The war commission of the Seventh Day Adventists reports to the general works conference that the war department will draft over 1,000 Adventists into the national army with later draw of others to serve the government. Many have been assigned to medical corps or other non combatant branches and are allowed to observe the Sabbath on Sundays while funds for the church’s operating capacity rose to 184000 to retain surplus at foreign stations.
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War Commission
Seventh Day Adventista
General Works Conference Council
War Department
National Army
Elbers
Alan
Hatuntaz
Volateei
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