Wanamaker Advocates War End Fund Buying Belgium
Former Postmaster General John Wanamaker tells Philadelphia audience he would mortgage Philadelphia to raise 100 billion dollars to end the war, insisting the idea was serious and practical. He argues America could finance indemnities and hold funds until nations restore themselves, preferring sacrifice of money to men and homes.
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United States
Belgium
John Wanamaker
Wanamaker
Philadelphia
France
Duchy of Luxemburg
America
Transportation Arranged for National Guard Camp Cars
Colonel Richards issues order guiding transport to Camp Frank I. Rutledge Indiana for Sixteenth Regiment N. G. P. at Oil City to Erie Corry Warren Kane Bradford Grove City Butler Kittanning Meadville Oil City and Franklin. Multiple coaches baggage and horse cars allocated for Companies A B D E F G H I L K and the band with timings ranging 6:00 to 9:28 a.m. departure.
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Frank I. Rutledge
Indiana
Sixteenth Regiment
Oil City
Erie
Company A
Corry
Warren
Company I
Company E
Kane
Butler
Company L
Grove City
Kittanning
Company K
Kiski Junction
Messenger Boys Uniform Question Sparks Fatigue Debate
In a brief exchange, a citizen notes messenger boys lack a dress uniform and asks if they have one. The reply clarifies their uniform is a fatigue style, not a traditional dress code.
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Nou Yon
Guy Gelgin
Europe
Dorothy Dodd Low
Hanan
Second Avenue
Ladies
Oxfords
Warren, Pa
Richards
Bradford
Company G
Company H
Ridgway
A.m
Company D
Company F
Franklin
L. S
Nalk