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Rates for delivery by carrier are 4.00 per year. By mail within the United States outside Warren Borough and certain territories 3.00 per year. Foreign and Canada 6.00 per year. Post paid subscriptions are entered at Warren Pennsylvania as second class matter.
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College Training Camps Promote Military Service In Schools
The War Department backs a new plan for colleges with 100 or more students over 18 to establish mandatory style military training starting September. Enlistment remains voluntary with potential future service, while ROTC-like coordination and government equipment support accompany the program.
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War Department
Army
America
Negro Troops in France Inspire Enlistment Efforts
The article notes the French Negro forces totaling at least 126000 men and their patriotic defense of French territories. It cites a Senegalese deputy touring West Africa to boost voluntary enlistment among tribes, alongside praise in American papers for Black U.S. troops.
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Warren Fourth of July Celebrations and Draft Parade
The week features a large Fourth of July event in Warren with band music and red lemonade, plus a major draft contingent leaving Friday night. Reports note wartime air raids in Germany and Allied troops heading to Italy as American forces advance on the front.
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Uncle Sam
From Other Viewpoints in a Row of Opinions
A collage of quotations from Ohio State Journal Atlanta Constitution Cincinnati Times-Star St Louis Globe-Democrat Philadelphia Bulletin and Washington Herald reflecting varied views on luck success language and national behavior. It comments on Foch discipline watermelons Sioux language and consumer choices while contrasting American wartime sentiment with German dishes.
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Wartime praise for labor and Wilson across editorials
The piece compiles tributes from Secretary Baker Secretary Daniels Secretary Lane and others praising American labor and President Wilson for national war service. It notes editorials and remarks from newspapers and business leaders nationwide supporting the administration and urging unified support for Wilson's war policies and governance.
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Oklahoma
Letter Home From War Front News of Bombing School and Travel
Corp William Paris writes from Lae describing a calm voyage with few illnesses and a bombardment zone nearby. He details attending a bombing school, seeing many nationalities, air battles, censored mail, and heavy German bombing, while asking his mother to write and send best wishes to Warren Pennsylvania.
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Warren
New Campaign Method For Fines In Weilsville NY
Justice Leonard adopts thrift stamps in lieu of fines for motor vehicle offenses. Drayman Charles Stout must buy five dollars worth and add another five, speeding defendant Homer Eliott Jr. ten dollars worth. The scheme helps meet the town quota of 118000 dollars.
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Frank M. Leonard
Weilsville
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Charles Stout
Drayman
Homer Eliott, Jr
Right Form of Distinction in Skill and Authority
The quote from Ruskin argues that true distinction lies in experience and skill, with the painter grinding his own colors the architect laboring in the mason's yard, and the master manufacturer acting as a highly skilled operator. He asserts that differences among men should reflect earned authority and wealth.
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Ruskin
Freight Tariff Increase Begins June 25 On Railroads
Effective today June 25 a new freight tariff goes into effect across the railroads. The minimum charge rises to 50 cents from 25 cents, but the overall rate increase varies with the amount shipped and distance.
Killing Frost and War Politics Stir Readers in Pithole
Oil worker William Bowers reports a frost blackening a potato patch on John Christy farm in Pithole district while national debate rages. The piece quotes partisan views praising President Wilson and criticizing Republican efforts as Democrats press to win the war and a future peace.
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