Daylight Saving Debate Stalls As Clocks Readjust
The article argues against continuing daylight saving into winter noting reduced morning daylight and limited evening benefits. It cites public opinion, economic concerns, and Senator Calder’s withdrawal of the measure. New York requests Congress protest. clocks will set back one hour on Oct 27 with a smooth return to standard time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Calder
Congress
New York
Whitman
Man of Destiny and Wilson Center of World War aims
The article extols President Wilson as a destined national and global leader guiding humanity from idolatry to monotheism and through World War I toward universal democracy. It credits Wilson with bearing immense intellectual weight to secure order from chaos and urges supporting Congressman Beshlin for a full term, noting two associates linked to him.
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Wilson
Abraham
Chaldees
Canaan
Washington
Lincoln
Jems
Great League of Nations
Beshlin
Congress
Mobilization Triumph: Two Million US Troops Overseas
General March announces that 2,000,000 Americans are overseas, praising government mobilization and public approval. France hosts the massive force, fully equipped and on the job, reflecting a successful wartime effort amid broader political campaigns and national concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General March
America
France
Allied breakthrough across Lille Roubaix and beyond
War updates praise the rapid Allied advance through Lille Roubaix Tourcoing Bruges and Ostend in about a day. Paris is stunned by the speed and a note on German destruction of property is included. War Savings Stamps are announced as available and plans to unify aerial production are discussed.
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Lille
Roubaix
Tourcoing
Bruges
Ostend
Paris
Ryan
Europe
Yanks Don’t Know How to Retreat From Frontline Return
Paris October 6. Two American women Mrs Vincent Astor and Mrs Henry Russell describe the World War I front line return of U S troops. They recount cheerful wounded soldiers, a Y M C A canteen setup behind trenches, and soldiers trading items with captured German possessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Brace
International News Service
Paris
Vincent Astor
Henry Russell
Marine mother bids farewell with brave smile at Quantico
A Seattle mother in her sixties says goodbye to her Marine son at Quantico as the Eleventh Regiment sails overseas. She explains she smiled to honor his request not to cry, the moment followed by honest tears and a warm show of sacrifice and love from the mother and the sergeant who helped her stay brave.
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Quantico
Seattle
Private Slack
Wis
Washington
Preston Leo Slack
Boston
Mass
Iroad
United States Marines
Marines
Belleau Wood
Soissons
Slack
Sixth Marines
Champagne
Slacks
William P. Slack
Thedford Center
War leadership and party unity in wartime politics
Washington reflects on Democratic leadership under President Wilson and condemns Republican strategy as unpatriotic S centers on unity for war effort and postwar reconstruction. The piece argues for support of the Administration, criticizing opposition as detrimental to national aims and urging continued faith in Democratic leadership.
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Washington, D. C
the Forum
byHlomer S. Cummings
Democratic National Committee
My. Cummings
Democratic Party
Republican Party
America
Ths
Wilson
United States
Army
Navy
Congress
Poplar
Mrs Astor and Russell Plan Y M C A Front Camp Role
The article describes Mrs. Astor, Mrs. Russell, and three Y M C A workers who stayed under shellfire to aid troops near the front. They aim to staff an advanced canteen at the front within weeks, while noting that retreat is not an option for the soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Russell
Mrs. Astor
Y.M.C. A
Clara Simmons
Elisabeth Drett
Ord E. Wenthorne
Fishing Parties Enjoy Day at Shady Pool
Several fishing parties went fishing at a shady pool Sunday and enjoyed the day fishing. A model report notes the exchange about labor and sustenance as residents discuss work and meals in casual talk.
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Dunn Center Journal
Boston Transcript
How Troop Units Are Constituted
A wartime guide lists unit sizes from army corps to platoons with exact manpower. It notes that a major general heads the field army and army corps, brigadiers lead brigades, colonels command regiments, lieutenant colonels are next below colonels, majors lead battalions, captains head companies, lieutenants head platoons, and noncommissioned ranks follow in sequence.
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IMES
Pennsylvania Avenue
the Times Publishing CO. (Inc
HE Walker
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Chas H. Eddy
E. W.rumell
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A. Lindenstein
Fnc
East 18Th St
New York City
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United Tea
Warren Borough
Alaska
Cuba
Porto Rico
Mexico
Panama Canal Zone
Hawaiian and
Philippine Islands
Canada
International Postal Union
Warren
Penn
W. P. Ferringer
Oil City
J. W. Neilly
Gion
Democratic
H . Beshlin
J. Washington Logue
S.R. Turner
Pittsburgh
J. F. Gorman
Allentown
J. Calvin Strayer
York State Senate
P. Ferringer
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Germany
W. Va
Everett True
Everett
Homer 5
Cummings
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