Leav es estate to sister in Susanna Smith will
Susanna Duvall Smith dies testate and leaves her entire estate in trust to her sister Anna Duvall Robinson. Upon Robinson’s death, bequests of 500 dollars go to St. John's Orphan Asylum Bell Home of Anacostia House of Mercy and the Women's Auxiliary of the Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society. The residue is split among John Edward and William Bowie. Will dated June 28 1911.
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Anna Duvall Robinson
Susanna Smith
Susanna Duvall Smith
St. John's Orphan Asylum
Bell Home
Anacostia
House of Mercy
Women's Auxiliary of the
Board, of Missions
Eign Missionary Society
Egiscopal Church
John
Edward
William Bowie
Teaches Children to Save War Savings Stamps
Dr. George D. Strayer of Columbia University directs the school campaign for national war savings. He says saving education will shape a new national character. Pupils have bought stamps totaling $260,000 since January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D
Strayer
Columbia University
National War Savings Atampa Committee
Americans Killed and Wounded In Fighting on the French Front
Casualty list reported by the commander of the American expeditionary forces shows 100 killed in action and many wounded, missing, and various other deaths. Names span Captain Adams to Private Zeran with units across Brooklyn, Philadelphia, St Louis, Detroit, and Bay City among others.
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Vane
Adams
John Carver
Brooklyn
Sleppy
Kirby Baldwin
Binghamton
Valentine
Frank C
Ottaway
Canada
Braker
George E
Philadelphia
Bleecher
R. F
Wittenberg
Wis
Coleman
Eugene W
St. Louis
Jenks
Dean N
Denver
Labue
Charles P. Waterbury
Conn
Thompson
Marvin T
Menominee
Moon
Ellis J
Huntsville
Ala
Peitameyer
Henry
Irvington
Wojciechowski
Alex
Bay City
Mich
Anderson
Carl
New York
Hangs
Laula S
Charlestown
Maas
Braun
George W
Jersey City
Curry
William L
Grout
Leo M
Moneyhun
R. C
Toms Creek
Myers
Alma
Nadal
Walter M
Hounds
Don Carlon
N. Y
Smith
James
Derby
England
Sullivan
Edward
Grand Rapids
Wineman
Lester A
Derry
Igo
Robert I
Kline
Azle B
Coffeyville
Kana
Wagoner
Stafford
Roy
Des Moines
Privates
Beatty
Leon
Washington
Iowa
Blase
Edward H
Mexico
Burch
Jesse C
Baird
Charles R
Hickman
Tenn
Bridges
Jesse D
Albany
Benner
William B
Waltham
Masa
Christopher
Ervin
Culberson
N.C
Curotto
Rassado Renoa
Italy
Crandall
Melvin L
Pittsford
Trimble
Corning
Cornwell
Arthur G
Dubuque
Davidson
William H
Apollo
Dietrich
Alfred H
Milwaukee
Fitzgerald
J. R
Wheeling
W. Va
Fields
William
Fowler
James E
Lincoln
Cal
Francovick
Peter
Crivis
Frost
Ernest F
Smolan
Graham
Howard G
Mystic
Gewehr
Walter E
Coaldale
Gordon
Toon W
Tulsa
Okla
Hoff
Conrad
Harrah
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Hogsed
Paul
Andrews
Hume
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T. D
Drake
N. Dak
Haubris
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Seattle
Head
Lloyd W
Greenfield
White Horse
Oak
Dames
Clay
Indianapolis
Johnson
Wm. B
Kernersville
Knott
George
Brandenville
Kollar
John
Torrington
Maruca
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Catanzaro
Moffatt
Charles M
Peter J
Madison
Mathisson
James A
Sunday Center
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Loman
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Nelson
Albert L
Chetek
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Near
J. Farr
Niles
Ohio
O'Connor
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Berlin
Wie
Peach
Arthur
Bradyville
Killips
Dewey
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Paterson
N. J
Rowe
John R
Honolulu
Hawaii
Road
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Russia
Sadkowski
Chester
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Schultz
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Daggett
Short
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Williamsbureg
Stone
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Liperty
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Venosky
Tucker
Elmer
Kennet
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Power
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Willard
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Immerle
Geo W
Woodburn
Oreg
Zeran
Frank
Cicero
Staves Frank
Southbridge
Mass
Grider
John McGavock
Osceola
Ark
Americans Named in Day's Canadian Casualty List
Ottawa reports a Canadian overseas casualty list naming multiple Americans killed in action or listed as wounded. The list includes KILLED IN ACTION soldiers from California Massachusetts Ohio and other states, with hometowns such as Oakland Tama City Philadelphia Detroit Cincinnati and Portland and additional entries from Chicago Minneapolis and more.
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Day
Ottawa
KF. Phillips
Oakland
Cad
F. OW. MacGilon
Tama
Iowa
Rogers
Ariington
Wash. Il
Hawke
Chicago
Pratt
Minneapolis
H. W. Wood
Philadelphia
BE. Gregory
Jonesboro
H. Pilston
Tarentum
F. McVicar
Detroit
EL Campbell
Benson
N. Dak
N. Murray
Portland
M. Geis
Cincinnati
Ohio
Aitkin
Elk
Wash
Barber
Los Angeles
Cal
Dunn
Peterson
Dutton
Mont
A. H. MccKinnes
Canton
Fragmentary obituary notices from scattered names
A fragmentary OCR list from Holmburg Fosston Minnesota and other places names including A Bickle Cleveland Ohio and R J Brady Wabash Indiana with garbled phrases died of woends and corrections wide and woolnded c KF Hi Toledo and others like A Ross Chicago Buckley San Francisco H Crage Saltville Va A S Johnston Kester Pa T A Finley Worthfield Minnesota Robertson sealife I Woodward Chicago Detroit HH Tiushon Bay City Michigan.
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Fosston
Minn
A. Bickle
Cleveland
Ohio
Woends
C. Mumford
Correctionwide
R. J. Brady
Wabash
Ind
Toledo
A. Ross
Chicago
Buckley
San Francisco
H. Crage
Saltville
A. S. Johnston
Kester
T. A Finley
Worthfield
Robertson
Sealife
I. E
Woodward
Chicag New
Detroit
Mich
Tiushon
Bay City
Two Navy Aviators Die In Seaplane Accident
Dale Vern Campbell of Portland Orem and Jester Achan Barnett of Mt. Pleasant Tenn navy quartermasters were killed August 22 in a seaplane crash in French waters. The Navy Department reported the accident yesterday with few details. Campbell's body was not recovered.
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Dale Vern Campbell
Portland
Huns Kill Roger Hillis In Shell-Hole Tragic Death
Word reaches university authorities that Roger Fallis caphart of last year's George Washington University football team was shot through the heart by a German machine gun while in a shell hole. He belonged to Company C Twenty-ninth battalion Canadian infantry and was a Sigma Nu member.
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Roger Fallis
Caphart
George Washington University
Tig
Twenty-ninth
Battalon
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Paper to Mexico May Be Stopped
Mexican president Carranza imposes a 30 percent import tax on newsprint risking a government hold on many papers. Allies and Germans push propaganda in Mexico while the War Trade Board weighs blocking newsprint shipments to Mexico to prevent German influence.
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Mexico
Carranza
United States
War Trade Board
Washington
Mexico City
Hoover Discusses Trip With Wilson On Wheat Plans
Herbert Hoover told President Wilson details of his abroad trip and food arrangements with allied governments. The wheat situation and cereal shipments to the allies were discussed but no conclusions reached. A late week decision on wheat shipments was expected after further talks. Hoover noted possible new voluntary rationing plans and an economy campaign for Americans.
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Herbert Hoover
Wilson
United States
Toover
America
American prisoner seeks Americanized gifts for camp
A letter from Lieut Strauss, an American prisoner in German camps, asks for baseball paraphernalia, tennis gear, ragara straps, Bibles and religious and scientific books to help “Americanize our position.” The request, sent through the YMCA, notes prior books were appreciated by the small American group in the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut
Strauss
Jewish Chaplains Insignia Adopted for Military Rank
The government ordered a miniature Star of David insignia for Jewish chaplains in the army and navy, announced by Col. Harry Cutler of the Jewish Welfare Board. Eight chaplains serve, five overseas. The board seeks 490 workers for home and overseas duty, calling for magnetic personality and broad human sympathy.
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New York
Tate
United States Army
Navy
Harry Cutler
Jewish Welfare Board
Eigh
Army
Navy Releases Yacht Vega for Investigation
The steam yacht Vega, held for naval inquiry, is released to proceed to a Canadian port. Captain Seth W. Grosse reports the vessel was bought by a Newfoundland firm in Fishers, NC and will be delivered to the new owner. Vega measures 64 feet, built at Noank, Connecticut, in 1314, with coal in bags and gasoline engines aboard.
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Atlantic
Vega
Seth W. Grosse
New London
Registration delays mark DC voting turnout
The article notes low youth registration in Washington DC yesterday with few men of eligible age appearing to sign in. It references difficulties at polling sites, mentions the ongoing draft era, and hints at administrative steps issued to speed the process.
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Babbar
Olga
Mekre
Seraig
President Wilson Strolls to White House in Rain
The report notes President Wilson walking to the White House, with weather described as rainy and his appearance slightly unsteady, while details about officials and timing remain uncertain from the fragmented OCR text.
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Waler
White d House
Secremre
Corte
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