Sugar Hoarders Aides of Kaiser Warned by Mr Weinz
Pennsylvania Federal Food Administrator Menard Heinz accuses sugar hoarders of aiding the Kaiser and urges a 50 percent cut in household use to avert a sugar famine within sixty days. He cites rationing rules and calls on housewives and manufacturers to conserve, warning violators face legal penalties.
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Luther League Convention Draws Large Sheffield Attendance
Sheffield reports the Sixteenth Annual Luther League Convention was very well attended with lively services and music. A letter from Walter S. Williamson Ambulance driver describes frontline duties, gas attacks, shelling, and aiding wounded, conveying the war’s harsh realities. The Warren Times subscription request closes the piece.
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California political pot boils with many candidates
A four day second annual convention opening in Cincinnati by the Woman's Association of Commerce of the United States launches debate on business dress for working women. Mary T. Dohaney leads the attack for sensible attire while speakers include John Galvin Mayor of Cincinnati Laura G Fisen Florence Ethridge H Anna Quinby Clara E Bingham Ella Rothe. The aim is to unite women for war work and national activities.
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Akron
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War Casualties List From AEF Reported By The Times
The Times lists sixty American casualties from the American Expeditionary Forces with fourteen killed in action seven died of wounds seven from disease one from accident and other causes twenty eight severely wounded and three missing in action. Officers and many privates named include Lieut Howard L. Beye severely wounded and Private Tony Bardinella among those missing or exposed to gas.
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Georgetown
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Lohrville
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Temple
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Detroit
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Jacksonville
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Atlanta
California Governorship Campaign Shapes State's Role in National Politics
In California seven candidates vie for governor as the state weighs its potential influence on the forthcoming national campaign. Francis J Heney leads the Democrats with possible endorsement from President Wilson, while William D Stephens heads the Republican slate with ties to Senator Johnson. Other GOP contenders include Julius Kahn Will Hays Thomas Lee Woolworth Dem ental J O Hayes Charles A McGee and Charles M Fickert, the Mooney prosecutor. The Times notes Fickert’s rising profile amid Mooney case coverage.
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