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Conquerors Move Toward Victory as Manpower Bill Passes
The House backed the manpower bill 336 to 2, signaling broad public support for mobilizing ages 18 to 45. The piece argues the Senate will follow, vows no halfhearted training, and envisions an American army poised to break German resistance on distant fronts. It claims overwhelming American resolve and foresees unconditional surrender for Germany.
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Miners Refuse Wage Increase Says Federal Admin
The coal miners’ demand for higher wages was rejected by Dr. Garfield the Federal fuel administrator. Operators had previously granted a 45 cent per ton advance last October with proportional rises for day workers. Some operators paid bonuses to boost output, spurring union calls for a general raise, but bonuses are now banned to stabilize prices and prevent a mine stoppage. The miners remain under contract to wartime rates through April 1, 1980, and are urged to maintain effort to avert a coal famine.
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Ratliatceer
Brent Re
Uruguay's Natal Day and Uruguay's Independence Ties
August 25 marks Uruguay's Natal Day and independence anniversary with renewed American interest due to Uruguay's wartime role and the visit of its foreign affairs minister. Laval Leja and allies proclaimed independence in 1825, followed by exile and the entry into Montevideo after four years of fighting, shaping a notable epoch in American history.
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Lavalleja
Montevideo
South America
Uruguay’s Liberty Praised On Independence Day
The public spirit of the Uruguayans is praised as the small republic stands on the great question of autocracy versus liberty. Uruguay remains true to its history and free in spirit of the Americas as the Stars and Stripes are dipped in salute to its independence day.
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Americas
United States
Terms of Peace Outlined by Senator Lodge and Wilson
A detailed restatement of the irreducible minimum for a just peace is presented, aligning Lodge’s terms with President Wilson’s 1918 program. Restore Belgium and Alsace Lorraine, empower Serbia and Romanians, ensure Greek and Balkan independence, open the Dardanelles, curb Turkish power, safeguard Palestine, and guarantee freedom of the seas and a League of Nations. Germany’s defeat appears inevitable as allied unity and strength grow.
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Alsace
Lorraine
France
Italy
Italia
Serbia
Romania
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Poland
Russia
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Washington merchants weigh nonessential labor order impact
District industries study a community labor board list defining nonessential work affecting most stores in Washington. Dept stores meet to discuss status, aiming to protect supply lines as unskilled labor may be curtailed. Board chair notes trucks, porters, packing workers, and auto repair and delivery teams essential, risking war material and fuel transport. Washington merchants seek patriotic balance with liberty as Lodge’s irreducible minimum.
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Washington
Kline
Descendant of Napoleon killed on Rheims front
The report profiles Capt. Daniel Napoleon Mesnard, great grandson of Napoleon, who fell at Rheims while commanding a machine gun section. It details his lineage via the Bonaparte bloodline, the fates of his ancestors, and the turbulent life of Count Leon, including royal connections, marriages, annuities, and eventual penury, ending with burial notes at Pere Lachaise.
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Charlotte Mesnard
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Guburd
Paris
Bryaur- Marne
Er Comte de Leon
France
Comte de Leon
Louise Geancore Denveilla
Provisions Shaped in Brief War Conference Roles
Proceedings show plans for final passage of the manpower bill delayed by Chairman Chamberlain as prohibition leaders agree to pause the nationwide measure. Senate debates address youth drafts, aircraft program, and Navy concerns, with Lodge elected floor leader and Republican push for woman suffrage.
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McCumber
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Foreign Relations Committee
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Senate In Conference. Mr. Lodge
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John A. Lejeune
Littleton W. T. Waller
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James E. Mahoney
Ben H. Fuller
John T. Myers
Charles G. Long
W.W. Co. Neville
Albertus W. Catlin
Cyrus S. Radford
Military Affairs Committee
Gen. March
New Mileage Books From Railroad Administration On Sale
The Railroad Administration announced new mileage books to save time for the public and agents. A $30 book covers 1000 miles on any railroad in the United States for any number of persons and is available at all ticket offices. Purchasers do not save money versus buying tickets but reduce the bother of sales and making change. Other mileage books include a 500 mile option for $15.
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United
Army Orders List of Officers Assigned to Camps and Relocations
A lengthy Army orders notice lists officers progressing to Camp Sevier Camp Jackson Newport News Camp Pike Fort Des Moines Camp Wrightstown and numerous other posts. It covers transfers promotions to first lieutenant and captain positions and directs reporting dates to Camp Grant Humphreys West Point and the University of Illinois among others. It names multiple majors appointed to lieutenant colonel or other graded posts and includes chaplain assignments with reporting deadlines.
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SheMeld
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G. W. Huey
H. C. Deffenbaugh
Washington Barracks
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T. C. Witherspoon
J. G. Sherrill
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A W. Burns
F J. Croissant
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J. J. Ralph
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F. W .K. Smith
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J Cc. Paskinsa
West Point
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H. C. Holdridge
H. Mitchell
W. W. Warner
F. G. Bonham
N. D. Cota
T. J. Heavey
J. A. Stansell
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J. P. Dean
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Jose Rizal to Head Pacific Destroyer Class
The Philippine donated destroyer fleet will name six more ships. Jose Rizal will honor the Philippine patriot shot by Spanish authorities in 1896. Other names include Hogan, Stansbury, Howard, O Bannon, and Renshaw honoring U S Navy figures and War of 1812 to Civil War heroes.
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Howard
Charles W Howard
O'Bannon
Bresler M. O'Bannon
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Tripoli
Renshaw
William B. Renshaw
Galveston
French Premier Clemenceau Thanks American War Workers
Premier Clemenceau conveyed gratitude from the French government for American women in war work. The message was delivered to Young Women's Christian Association representatives at the interallied women's meeting in Paris and cabled yesterday to headquarters.
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May Join Reserve Board As Warburg Successor
Persistent reports that Albert Stransa would be named to the Federal Reserve Board as Paul M Warburg's successor circulated in Treasury circles last night. Fed officials admitted they had heard the rumor but would not comment. Strauss had served as Treasury's representative on the War Trade Board since its creation and has been an adviser to Secretary McAdoo on foreign finance.
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Plan New Artillery Station at Camp Kearny Cal
War Department announced plan to use Camp Kearny as an artillery instruction station. Two brigades will be sent for training. One brigade will come from a division to be organized at Kearny, and another from converted cavalry units.
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Michigan Voters Say No To Ford Senate Bid In 1918
In Willard hotel dispatches Albert Baird Franklin argues President Wilson’s push to seat Henry Ford in the U S Senate from Michigan faces a flat rejection from Michigan families with sons overseas The piece notes pride in Ford yet a strong desire to support those serving in the American Expeditionary Force amid upcoming primaries and a wartime mood The Red Cross in the South is praised for outreach and unity across race and creed and Illinois farmers back wheat price at 220 dollars per bushel citing high profits and strong market demand as they prepare for Liberty Loan finance plans
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Gulf shiploads feed inland markets with low cost fish
Carload lots of fish move weekly from the Gulf of Mexico to Nashville Louisville and Indianapolis to supply inland cities with fresh fish at low prices. An agent of the U S Department of Agriculture coordinates with the railroad administration. The program is run under the Federal Food Administrators in cooperation with the United States Bureau of Fisheries. Plans to extend service to other cities are under study.
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Government takes over Denver and Salt Lake railroad
The Denver and Salt Lake Railroad will be operated by the government under a new agreement with the railroad administration and the road receiver. The line runs 256 miles northwest from Denver and is a famed scenic route known to tourists. Compensation will follow the standard basis, with half the wage increase since January 1 covered by the government.
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