Appeals From District Boards in Wartime Draft
Sept 6 Warrington The White House will not advise for the present any special regulations guiding appeals from district draft exemption boards. Provost Marshal General Crowder notified state governors that appealed cases go to district boards for transmission to the protest marshal general for presidential action. Governors were also advised that drafted men abroad may be assigned to cantonments of their temporary residence when returning to their proper precinct would be impractical due to great hardship. Local boards must inquire into each application and grant draft changes only in cases of great and unusual hardship.
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Warrington
White House
Crowder
China declines to purchase seized ships after rupture
China rejects allied offers to buy or charter German ships held after Germany and China severed ties. The vessels were turned over to Chinese officials for what was stated as management of China’s merchant marine, highlighting diplomatic tensions and wartime constraints.
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Tering
Germany
China
Magmentiox
Lift Off Corns Doesn’t Hurt and Works Fast
BUd Melis UHH conce r0 the renins in Cincinnati who discovered reetone. Tiny bottles of the maru re fleid can how be had at aby ding store for a few cents. You simply apply a few drops of reetone upon a tender, aching car of a hardened callus. instant the soreness disappears and shortly you will tod the carn or callus a0 lore and shriveled that you Tit it it off with the fingers. Not a bit of pain or soreness in felt when applying frees one or afterwards. It joesot sven frestate the skin or fleab. For a few cents one can on Ret rid of every bad horn, soft corn, or corn be tween khroes, as well an inful calluses on bottom of feet. Everyone who tries reezobe becomes ag en ihnstant because it really doesn't hurt or pain one particle. Ladies Keep a dey bottls on the, dresser, and never let a corn cab ras ache twice -Advertisement.
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Bud Melis
Renins
Cincinnati
Aby Ding
Milson's Note Stirs Germany in War Loan Rally
Amsterdam reports President Witton’s reply to the pope seeks Germany’s accountability for propaganda tied to the mid-September seventh war loan drive. Rural districts and church funds are urged to back subscriptions. Berlin merchants appeal for unity, while Bremen Hamburg and Lübeck denounce U S attempts to split Kaiser and people. German papers rail at Wilson and Lansing and pledge to refuse terms with the United States amid a banner of anti-democratic sentiment.
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Amsterdam
Witton
Germany
Merchants’ Guild of
Berlin
Lubeck
Hamburg
Bremien
United States
Ban
Bremen
Wilson
Hoeinische Volks Zeitung
Cologne
Cor Peel
Lansing
Corega Promises Stable Dentures And Comfort
An old advertisement touts Corega denture adhesive as holding false teeth firmly to prevent gum soreness. It claims even when gums swell or shrink the plate stays in place, promotes mouth hygiene, and is available at Marshall Drug Co and local dental supply houses with a free sample from Corega Chemical Co of Cleveland, O.
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Corega
At Tha Marshall Drug Co
C. E. Driver
J. W. Clark
The
Depot Drug Store
George F. Cave
Enslen Drug’ Co
Eriratt Masonic Federation
Orden
Ave
A. Diuiler
America
Peeluck
Nes Dd Fellows Hall
Wrecle
Lafayette
Aide Turcher
Aecord van Loren
Atesenigures
Esther
Sara L. Hesda Lerwin
Weber Camp
Envges
Bariea
Auris
Ogden Neat
Ordar
Honnen
Peoderth
Pieadeatt Is
Modern Wootmen
Madson Ave
Siprtibeers Suraey
Fred Lo
Bama
Courd
J. He Hinch
Iit
Resignation Demand Shocks Nebraska State Regents
Lincoln Neb Sept 6 Members of the Nebraska state council of defense and the board of regents refused to retreat from demanding the resignation of Frank J Staller president of the board of regents The action stemmed from charges of disloyalty tied to Lutheran church members and regents The defense council had accused figures of backing Germany and an Omaha paper had claimed an anonymous letter supported the claim The timing and outcome of any further action remained unclear
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska State Council of Defense
Board of Regents
Nebraska State University
Conference of the
State and County Council of Defense
Frank J. Staller
University
Haller
Lutheran Church of the State
State Defense Council
Omaha
Germany
War methods of Germany denounced by American War association
The American War association in Saratoga Springs New York denounced German war methods as illegal. It resolved to request judges to write shorter opinions, urged investigation of changing the presidential inauguration date, opposed registration to repeal the bankruptcy law, and favored a bill to empower appellate courts to disregard inferior court rulings.
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Saratoga Springs
N. YT
American War Association
Germany
United States Senatr
Navy Chief Harris Leads Vast War Build Effort
Rear Admiral Frederick W. Harris, head of the bureau of yards, oversees construction on shore and in navy yards during wartime. He directs enormous spendings and keeps the Navy in fighting trim with broad authority over projects worth around $100,000,000.
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Frederick W. Harris
Bureau of Yards
Navy Department
Harris
Navy
Bryer
The Constitution and War Discussed by Hughes and McLay
Charles B Hughes of New York and Robert McNutt McLay of New Jersey spoke on The Representative Idea and War. Hughes argued federal laws govern war actions while the Constitution remains binding and national defense is a purpose of the Union.
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Pew
United States
Charles B. Hughes
New York
Robert McNutt Mcklay
New Jersey
Nooks
Mughes
Betty
Dangerous Gas in the Stomach Warns Against Neglect
A damaged ad-style warning explains acid indigestion from excess stomach acid and gas. It promotes Bisulated Magnesia as a safe, inexpensive remedy to neutralize acid, relieve wind and bloat, and support normal stomach function after meals, claiming wide consumer use.
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Acy
One Killed and Five Injured in Sioux City Crash
A car carrying five youths and a coach slammed into a delivery truck on Pierce Street near Tenth, killing one instantly and injuring four others, with one victim fatally hurt later. The victims are Sioux City residents. Police investigate the crash as the community recollects the event.
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Sioux City
Pierce Street
Government Seizes IWW and Socialist Papers in War Era Crackdown
Federal agents, acting on orders from the attorney general, seized books, checks, correspondence and other documents from IWW headquarters across the nation and arrested officials. William D. Haywood, national IWW secretary, was among those detained in Chicago, as a broader probe tied to a grand jury investigation of the IWW unfolds.
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Washington
Rept
Industrial Workers of the World
Socialist Party
United Alsies
Mgrneral ‘Gregory
United States
Sosrnfisle
Tawne
Ciilen Deacezacs
Ume
Chicago
William D. Waywned
S Plac
William C. Fitts
Department of Justice
Mint
Federal Grand Jury
Wilson
Covington
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
West
Pacific Coast
Industrial Workers of
Weat
Middle West
Department
Ameriaoa
Fiermans
Rumanians Report Air Attacks on Harbor Works
An official statement from London says German planes bombed harbor works at Sulina in Romania on Monday. Fires were seen at two locations along the coast and in the Dobruja district, with observers noting damage and smoke.
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Rumania
Terlin
London
Hydra
Sulina
Denmark Imposes Harsh Tax In New Law
Denmark unveils a sweeping taxation package doubling wine prices, nearly doubling beer tax, raising tobacco to 33 percent, boosting income tax above 6,000 kroner, and penalizing jewelry and precious stones. The measure, amid wartime strain, aims to increase revenue by about 16 million kroner.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Brexera’ Teapue
Disturbing the peace case over a scuffed name
In court, a dispute over pronouncing a foreign name leads to a charge of disturbing the peace. One accused defends himself saying he was recounting a fight won by Moosh and that he mispronounced a name, after which a punch was thrown. Judge dismisses the charge and mocks the correction method used by censors.
Railway Strikes Roil Buenos Aires Transport System
Workers at Pacific Central and Cordobs railways demand terms as a general strike spreads. Great Western workers threaten immediate walkout. German Electric plant sees workers join strikers as naval guards protect facilities. Province seeks troops to guard rights of way amid threats of renewed strike after prior property destruction.
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Buenos Aires
Pacific Railroad
Central and Cordobs
Great Western Railway
General Railroad
German Electric Company
Senta Feralimad
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Terficienty Railway
Natonal Bank
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Ogden, Utah
Milson
Virginia Hotel
Ogden's
24Th Street and
Adams Avenue
Ogden Theatre
Adama Express Company
Denver & Rio Grande
Frederick Tt. Harris
Clauds Kianel
Forrest Olaon
Delos Kasil
George
Southworth
George Merten
Echo
Sioux Minutes
Tima
Mineouri State Federation of Tabor
Kwentyetsth Anneal Convention
Jefferson
City
Noliza
Dobrudgye
Republic
Bell System
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Argentina
A Notes
Nebekah Lotge
Eerceg
Tate ‘Sauraay
Odd Fellows Hall
Brotherhood of American Teamen
Ogsen
Ww. C. W. Hall
Frasternity
Guenus
Viatting
Te Fred
Mitchel Foreman
Coe A. T. Morimarey Dietler
Nauss
I Huilding
Ou ‘Wataca
Noman'senefit Association of the Maccabees
Buvelew
L Tareta
Woodmnan Basi
Aote Croate
Fayal Highlanders
Caxile
Eagles
Arene
Tiapa
Lincoln
Upieo Lodge
Independent Order of
Gia Felona
Py Peterson
Menry Hissell
Order of Allway
Erastoyes
Ondey Pegi
Hak
Adrian Schipper
Knights of
Bys Imanry
Pythian
Atenca
Chaning Henishis
Allen Gore
Belek
Keightors
Hurst Clore
Sarah
Weal Patterson Ave
Maria Cues
Woodcratt
Oxten Circle
Automatic Controller and Manufacturing Co
Ogden
Treasury
First National Bank of Ogden
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