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Newspaper

Warren Evening Times

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1918

Page

3

Glass Named Treasury Secretary in Wilson Administration

President Wilson’s appointment of Carter Glass to succeed Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo is warmly endorsed. Glass helped craft the Federal Reserve Act and has a proven grasp of finance. McAdoo’s resignation draws praise for his administration and public service. The piece also notes ongoing postwar technology advances and international affairs shaping the era.

Wilson Carter Glass Treasury McAdoo Glass Jass the Treasury Daniels Baker

Wilson Peace Vision Faces Lenine Challenge

The article quotes Jerome K. Jerome arguing readers must choose Wilson’s peace to reconcile nations and curb warlike passions. It contrasts Wilson’s approach with enemies in England France Italy and America advocating a peace of force and betrayal. America has long trusted President Wilson amid wartime tensions.

Lenine Dent Jerome K. Jerome Wilson Lenine Bolshevk Mr. Jerome Europe England France Italy America

Viewpoints on relaxation and air mail plan

The piece argues all should enjoy a break and prefers Tom Marshall over vaudeville. It also urges the War Department to immediately distribute 500 airplanes to establish air mail routes and favor employment for returning AEF airmen in their mastered vocation.

Mr. Wilson Tom Marshall Grand Rapids Press United States War Department American Expeditionary Force United States Christian Science Monitor

American War Losses In The Public Interest

The Times lists Pennsylvanians reported by the American Expeditionary Forces with casualties and statuses. Names include Lt. Cupitt H. D. of Philadelphia. Sergeants Huggins J. C. of Gibsonia. Lerch B. B. of Chester. Corporals Cleweil C. W. of Tatamy. Lang M. J. of Pittsburgh. Workman J. of Masontown. Also listed are many Privates from Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Scranton, Erie, Norristown and others, with categories killed in action, died of disease, wounded, missing, and died of accident or other causes.

American Expeditionary Forces Cupitt H. D Philadelphia Huggins J. C Gibsonia Lerch B. B Chester Oerlmans Cleweil C. W Tatamy Lang M. J Pittsburgh Workman Masontown Paynter W. M Risso T. J Schultz A. B Trex Ketter F. R McHugh Blandburg Sabulis Sekerak Nanty Glo Hull J. R Bellefonte Padovant Rice R. B Schmoli C. H Spring City Sitman C. C Uniontown Szoka Homestead Beck J. D Northampton di Lelia Antonio Butler W. G Norristown Dieterle G. J Helman L. K Alexandria Mains Sunnyside Set Geesey W. F Dallastown Adams Delaney J. J Pottsville McDonald N. F du Bois Fitzgerald H. P Glancy D. J Jamestown Nevel Dallas Smith J. E Oil City Vaughn Bedford Coulter R. L Wallston Thompson T. W Quarryville Dieson Kennedy F. M Demaree J. P Bloomsbury Hoover J. A Chumbershore Caldwell W. L Powell Frankel Stead E. Z Mech Jones Kenneth Carry Bug Archer B.L Privates Reagen EB. J Wallace J. G Honey Brook Donahue C. G Hood Connellsville Keselick Heading Lowry Patterson R. H Quakertown J. B Harrisburg Borowski Adam Cappelli Cifonelli Clairton Devincentis Sharpsburg Ateuig, le Pe Bury O'Donnell L. J Carnegie Schannauer W.H Denver Emschler E. N Columbia Ferrier J. F Conschohocken Harlan Sandy Lake Hetzel E. F Dalton Holleran J. W Ashland Koffel A. W North Wates Koziel Homesteat Capt. McLain C. L Indiana Tuck A. G Wilkes-Barre Baker P. B Youngwood Lessig C. T Lebanon O'Shea Everett Way Best D. G New Bethlehem Bontall Felton Birnbaum J. M Hudspath Courtney Scranton Krauss Lesser Schuyhill Moore Somers T. E Wolfe O. F Degroat Hawley Abraham Beaver Falls Gibson H. A Lardas G. N McCarthy Marshall W. C F. E Pisburgh Parker Lane Forkel Jermyn Lutz Olyphant McArthur Philadeign Macauley Philadelph Martin Carl Hillstrove Richards Shroods New Brighton Ward Wasik Gaynor W. J Hierr New Broghton Hoyack Upper Middleman Jackson Reagan Honesdale Wade Aungst G. M Freedom Girolani Heinz Braddock Mos Philade Rosen Zink W. E Marietta Huling M. A Teetman L. F Philadephia Timmins E C Shenandoah Herman F. F Greensburg Higgins, S Laketon Hiney, M. J., Jr Villanova Menichetti, R Old Forge Irea American Expeditionary Forest Ehuly Purg Cleo Glen Richey Champaign Wellsboro Countryman C. T Corp Hellings Anderson W. P Plaski Butterbaugh Lily Stingensmith Leechburg Plunkett Roam Meadside Stellar Mitchell Redley Park Kilbride Philadelbia Rodman Atkins Doody Greene N. R Conshohocken Schwarz M. M Chambersburg Horton D. B Brown F. H Brookville Hartbaugh G. A Dimeling R. R Decatur Cooks McCartney T. R Reedsville Hand F. T McVay Medrow Merx Johnstown Minnick Nelis Padolsky Ross Hazelton Sellers H. N Tyrone Waitemeyer Stewartstown Yacodine Wilson Sigel Gilland H. V Smock Prander H. E Shilling Cookville Waltersiderbilt Cesmo Booth W. W Milford Boot Cinalli Isteen Clark Sussino Eri Watlack A. Wickes-Barre Cooke Edwardsville Ludwick Ira C. Wyomiseng McAben G. S York Dixon Hydiuck Wilkes-Barr, Regnant J. PF Nladel Coyne Nooka Harvey S. F Cochran Riley Pitcairn Finkbone D. P Reading Howard Lehr Pottstown McAllister McCracken New Castle Orlando Piscitelli, J. M

Doughboys Sing of Washington As Pershing Crosses Rhino

A patriotic song list salutes General Pershing and Washington with mock lines about crossing the Rhino. The page blends chorus verses with numerous local names and places from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh, plus a long casualty roll and battle notes. The fragmentary OCR includes repeated names, towns, and ranks, plus a turn to page eight.

Washington Delaware Pershing George Vahey Forge

Unclear text guidance on parenting duties to teachers

Fragmentary OCR content shows a noisy dialogue about raising children and the balance of parental versus teacher responsibility. The readable parts suggest a person insisting on hands raising at home rather than shifting duty to teachers, with garbled phrases and unclear attribution. No coherent event or subjects beyond general parental guidance emerge.

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