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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1917

Page

8

Mobilize All Classes to Join National Service Reserve

The Department of Labor urges skilled artisans and professionals to enroll in a new public service reserve to mobilize thousands of adults for war work outside the military. The plan, endorsed by the Council of National Defense and cabinet officials, will coordinate civil service openings, vocational training, and transfers to essential industries, with offices and a director reporting to the Secretary of Labor.

Department of Labor Public Service Reserve National Defense Cabinet Oficia Labor Department Scientifc Secretary of Labor

Deportation of I W W. prisoners at Bisbee and surrounding crowds

Hundreds of armed citizens joined by local authorities forced deportations of I W W. members from Bisbee Ariz after a raid that left Orson MacRae dead in a violent roundup. Crowds searched homes and restaurants as trains carried detainees away and authorities warned of continued patrols amid censorship and legal questions.

T. W. WW Tne Bisbee and Lowe Jew. W. Movement William B. Cleary Arizona Cleary LW. W. Movement Bisbee

Albert W Wishard Dead In Indianapolis Hospital

Albert W Wishard former solicitor general of the internal revenue department in Washington died suddenly at a hospital in Indianapolis on July 12. He was appointed solicitor General by President McKinley in 1900.

Indianapolis Ind Albert W. Wishard Internal Revenue Department Washington McKinley LROG

I W W activity alarms Western authorities in 1917

Wartime panic spreads as Industrial Workers of the World mobilizes across the West with strikes in Arizona Montana Idaho Oregon Washington and Mexico. Deportations rise as governors and military authorities move to curb property destruction and labor agitation tied to copper mines lumber camps and wheat crops.

Arizona Montana Colorado Nevada Utah Idaho Washington Oregon Northwest State Council of Defense of Mexico Jerome Aziz Cal Sorel George Sorel South Rodger Culver W. W. Ww Cascade Mountains Grays Harbor Seattle 1. W.W Cascades Yakima Valley State Council of Defense Stern Western Department of the Army Moses Alexander W. W Butte New Union

Protest on Arizona Censorship By Press Troops May Be on Way

Federal watchers monitor unrest linked to Industrial Workers of the World in Arizona and nearby states. Gov Campbell requests federal troops, Brig. Gen. Parker to decide on moves. Reports of telegraph censorship circulate as martial law possible. labor mediators await word. Authorities vow to use every resource to quell disturbances.

New York Associated Press Western Union Telegraph Company Bisbee Ariz T. W San Francisco Douglas Sury Arizona Aiabee Industrial Workers of the World Globe Miami Secret LW. W Gov Campbell Gen Parker Preas War Department Labor Department

U S Flyers to Win War Says Gov Cox

Gov James M Cox of Ohio told Ohio men in the officers reserve camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison that American aviators in U S airplanes will break into the lines of Germany and destroy its navy and institutions, aiming to end trench warfare and bring peace through the air. He said the effort targets Prussian leadership, not the German people, and the hoped outcome is lasting peace.

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Fifty Student Aviators Graduating For European Service

New York reports at least fifty students will graduate from the aviation school at Garden City on July 16. The trainees began May 1 and have trained daily, weather permitting, preparing for service in the air during European operations.

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