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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1917

Page

8

Italy's General Sees Long War With Immense Guns

Chicago report quotes General Guglielmotti of the Italian commission to the United States. He predicts a long hard fought war foot by foot, notes high mountain artillery, and cites Germany's morale as a major factor while urging coal and iron supplies from America to sustain Italy and the war effort. Lieutenant Prochet accompanies him.

United States Germany America Chicago Italy Guglielmotti Belgium England Mario Prochet

Godmothers League mobilizes aid for soldiers abroad

The American Godmothers League for American Soldiers abroad will send parcels to soldiers in France and England. Each package includes a self addressed reply envelope. Parcels go to the league at 121 West Thirtieth Street New York City. Knitted items and khaki accessories are welcome. Mrs William Leonard Davis leads the effort from 579 Park Avenue.

France England League New York County Red Cross West Thirtieth Street New York William Leonard Davis Park Avenue

Senate Aids Lafayettes in Valor Decoration Bill

The Senate passed Senator Lodge's bill allowing Americans joining the U S army to keep decorations earned from allied governments. Many veterans linked to the Lafayette Escadrille favor the move, avoiding loss of honors while serving their country. The measure now goes to the House for consideration.

Washington Lodge United States Army Senate House Lafayette Escadrille

Senators approve enemy trade act in Senate

The Senate passed the enemy trade act with amendments giving the president power to embargo imports and block German language war notices without English translations. It also forbids trade with Germany and allies, expands powers over enemy insurance firms, and broadens espionage authorities. The measure, debated with little opposition, mirrors earlier House action and lacks roll call votes.

Washington House Senate

Lima draftees timed with weight loss plans for exam

Lima Ohio reports that several draftees known as bantan weights stayed on diets four to six weeks to fall under the army minimum. At exam three weeks ago they failed and were exempted after eating to regain up to 20 pounds apiece. Today 11 men from that class received re examination notices. Draft board was notified in advance some men were fasting.

Lima, O Draft Board

Who Owns Sunken Ships Mexico City September 14

The department of communications investigates whether the Mexican Navigation Company has the right to sell the steamships Cometa and Yucatan to a U.S. firm. The vessels have lain sunk in the Panuco river near Tampico for over two years, allegedly abandoned by the company, which later sought to resume title as wartime demand for ships rose.

Mexico City Department of Communications Mexican Navigation Company Yucatan United States Panuco River Tampico

Oddities and Feats in a 20th Century Parade of Quirks

A collage of short items from H. H. Harmon at eighty still hunting after seventy years to Read distillery’s shutdown under Food Conservation Law and an Indian pow wow in autos. A Naples New York couple adopts a wolf cub. An eight ounce egg found in Portland stirs Northwest cake folklore. A wild West myth and a dozen more curious vignettes across towns like Jacksonburg Ohio Fulton County Ohio and Redlands California.

H. H. Harmon Bluffs Ill Naples N. Y Jersey Lightning Jacksonburg N. J Read Meskawis Iowa Fulton County Ohio Lucious Palmer Taylor Oscada Mich Grand Marais Bill Biggerstaff Kansas City Portland Ore Northwest Pikeville Wyo Jefferson City Frank H. Puncheon Redlands Cal Fred W. Wilson Dalles Withycombe Oregon Wilson

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