Indian relief praised for war effort in annual report
Commissioner Cato Sells reports Indians aided U S and allies by joining army and navy, buying Liberty Bonds, and boosting food production. Of 33 000 eligibles, over 6 500 entered the service, about 1 000 enlisted in the navy, 660 in other work, and 6 960 enlisted voluntarily. Indians hold the equivalent of one $54 bond per person. The policy of self managing affairs since 1917 is praised as successful, with a new view of life forming among Indians.
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United States
Cato Sella
Commissioner of
Indian Affairs
Obscure Washington Area Hospital Births and Ages List
A long OCR style roster lists many individuals with ages and associated hospitals or addresses in Washington area, including Rose Yarrow 52 at Blue Plains, James Adams 33 at Emergency Heap, Meg Bailey 20 at Wash Agryium Hosp, and numerous others such as Pearl Stevenson 21 at G'wn Uni Hosp, Louise Walsh 6 at Children's peep, and Elizabeth Duvall 60 at 1687 8th st nw, among many more entries detailing ages and facilities. The fragment appears as a hospital and residence census style record, mixing names, ages, and locations without narrative context.
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Rose Yarrow
Blue Plains
James F. Adams
Meg Bailey
Wash
Agryium
Elle Tauzin
Garfield Hosp
Gus Manzuaranas
Sibley Heap
Louise Walsh
Pearl Stevenson
Uni
R. Wood
Agnes H. Gallagher
Andrew Hostmar
St Elz
Deyid Dunbar
Thyra
5Th St
Joseph Gaker, Jr
Max Raum
Samuel Bilson
Frederick A. Saxton
Aniena
Yore
Chana Schelnerman
Katherine Smith
Laura Buehler
John Dickson
Anne EB. Roft
Carpenter
Kenyon St
Joseph H Zeffeef
Mos
Alice BF
Yuvall
Max
Ann Rapm
Harold MaAbee
Asy
Pheroh Tate
Lizzie Toliver
24Th St. Nw
Hiarry Bowman
Martha Spence
K St
Weather forecast for District of Columbia area and Northeast
The U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau reports partly overcast conditions for the District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia with a chilly trend into Tuesday and Wednesday. Winds shift northeast and north with little temperature change as high pressure remains over eastern states while disturbances move from New Mexico to the Atlantic coast and rain or snow affects the upper Midwest and Northeast.
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Weather Bureau
Wshington
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Virginia
Rocky Mountains
Maine
Montana
New Mexico
Atlantic
New Jersey
Carolinas
Missouri Valley
Minnesota
Wyoming
Atlantic Sta
Ohio Valley
Lake Re
Upper Lake Region
Tengemmee
East Gulf States
Mississippi River
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