Patriotic Service Flag Rally Praises Wilson and War Effort
Thousands gathered at Holy Trinity Church Georgetown for a service flag raising honoring 190 parish members who joined the colors. Rev De L McDonnell led the event with songs and speeches lauding President Wilson, American readiness, and national unity while comforting mothers of soldiers.
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Former steel man held as dangerous enemy alien
Otto Kafka once president of Vulcan Steel Products, described as a former Austrian army captain, was arrested as a dangerous enemy alien in New York with internment recommended. He resigned last January after government safety actions, had controlled Vulcan, and sold stock last August. Kafka, born in Bohemia, arrived in the United States in 1946.
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Red Cross Forms Conservation Bureau for War Material
The American Red Cross, at the request of Bernard M Baruch, creates the Red Cross Bureau of Conservation to systematize material saving. The War Industries Board prioritizes conserving platinum and other essentials, and 20 million Red Cross members are enlisted to aid the effort. Robert I. Raymond of Boston has been named director.
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Old Age A Crime Kidney Warning Beetle Haarlem Capsule Ad
Old age signs such as back pain fatigue and rheumatic discomfort signal kidneys failing to remove poisons. The ad promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Capsules as the long standing remedy for kidney and bladder ailments, imported from Haarlem Netherlands and sold by druggists in three box sizes.
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Knitting Bee Aids Army Navy In Central Fork NY
An eighty three year old knitter Mrs FY J Lunaschloss to join a knitting bee in Central Fork New York. She has knit eight hours daily creating sweaters mufflers and helmets for service members. Six blind women compete to knit a four men square for the prize from the Comforts Committee of the Nava League. Mrs Herbert L Satterlee will open the event. Elizabeth Romaine contestant No 214. Mrs John Ames among patrons.
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Nava League
Herbert L. Satterlee
Elizabeth Romaine
Johm Ames
Prominent Rabbi Does His Bit as Laborer in Shipyard
Dr. Stephen S. Wise, rabbi of one of America's largest synagogues, works as a day laborer with his son James at the Luders Marine Construction Company shipyard in Stamford, Connecticut. He chose this work to aid the government’s war program, starting at seven in the morning and leaving at 4 30 PM.
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Glimpses of Washingtonians Visiting in the Metropolis
Special to The Washington Times. New York notes echoing visits by prominent Washingtonians. Former President William Howard Taft stays at McAlpin Hotel on a westbound trip, arranging a stenographer with help from a Navy lieutenant. Art critic G Lonsdale Edmunds reports war impacts on model availability, with many artists in war work. Numerous Washington figures, diplomats, and officials are listed as guests at top hotels in New York, with occasional comments on dining and no-wheat policies.
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J L Morgan
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Marseilles
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M J Russell
G H Stewart
F D. Park
Navarre
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G Bruner
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Richmond
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van Courtland
C Saffen
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Wallich
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Webster
Arthur W. Stafford
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Food Administration
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National Woman's Party declares war on Borah over suffrage
The National Woman's Party announces an intensive Idaho campaign against Senator Borah for opposing the Anthony federal suffrage amendment. Frank Moore says the party backs his opponent and urging action as demonstrators gather near the White House to press Congress to act before recess. Speakers include Lavinia Dock, Else Hill, and Rev Olymma Brown.
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Wisconsin
Piney Branch Center to host evening entertainment night
Piney Branch Community Center will present another entertainment night at West School starting at 7 30 p m Music by the Community Band singing by Mrs Newton Baker and an address by Mrs Isabelle Geddes Smith Mrs Henry Blunt McFriere will preside D Henry B McCracken of the American Red Cross and George D Strayer of the National War Savings Committee urged better distribution of war work funds and discouraged street canvassing for subscriptions. several other items include camp meetings and a Zionist event with details on dates venues and attendees.
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Host Name Society
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