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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1918
Page
3
A public message lists E H Beshlin and J Washington Logue as key Pennsylvania figures and argues that Congress remains aligned with the Democratic White House. It claims wartime policy is coordinated by committees led by Penrose and Lodge, warning Republican control would impede war aims and risk delays.
A wartime editorial argues against sweeping government changes during hostilities, urging continued health precautions to curb a flu epidemic. It criticizes liquor interests pressuring to lift bans, contrasts Beidleman and Logue as wet and dry candidates for Lt. Governor, and praises railroad workers for Fourth Liberty Loan support amid German aggression evidence.
Bruce Barton argues readers should fund a string of wartime comfort trips for front line soldiers. He envisions a Secretary delivering chocolate, cigarettes, and hot coffee to cold guards, lifting morale. The piece invites readers to collectively pay for multiple such relief nights this winter.
Report from the U S Boys Working Reserve shows 2231 boys trained in 10 weeks of farm work in Pittsburgh district Pennsylvanias southwestern counties. They filled men’s roles in planting cultivating weeding and heavy harvesting with only 63 of them leaving. Wages surpassed 100000 while over 10000 funded transport and several thousand for incidental costs. Three hundred boys received training at State College and 1667 came from Allegheny County schools.
President Wilson urges voters to back a Democratic majority in both houses to support his war leadership. He warns against Republican control as a repudiation of his policy, emphasizes unity in wartime, and appeals for clear backing at the polls.
The National Catholic War Council launches the Victory Boys and Victory Girls Earn and Give drive to raise 170.5 million for troops overseas during November 11 to 13. Diocesan and parish groups will enlist one sponsor per serviceman, with each sponsor expected to raise five dollars for joint welfare efforts including the Knights of Columbus War Camp and Salvation Army.
The White House in Washington on September 3, 1918, outlines President Wilsons positions regarding United War Work, a coalition effort during World War I. This briefing notes official stance and anticipated impact on national morale and wartime mobilization.
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