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Italians and Poles Rally To U S War Effort In 1917
In 1917 Italians in the District of Columbia form the National Italian Association of America pledging universal wartime training and an educational campaign to align Italian aims with the United States. About 100000 Poles in America declare willingness to serve under the American flag, despite noncitizen status for many, choosing liberty and national independence with the U S. The piece reflects on global unity for freedom, citing historical cautions and shifting loyalties as Americans rally to a larger war aim.
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District of Columbia
National
America
Wilson
Bismarck
Germany
France
Russia
Concentrated Authority Prompts War Era Pool Proposals
The Federal Trade Commission argues for wartime government control of coal coke and transportation via pools to meet purchasing transportation and food needs. Railroads and coal interests have pooled resources through the American Railway Association and government support is urged. Pools alone fail without adequate authority and coordinated national plans.
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Federal Trade Commission
Car Distributing Agency
American Railway Association
Council of National Defense
Bhava
Food Administration Faces World War Food Crisis
The article surveys food control across Germany, France, England, and Britain with Hoover as the U S chief, noting political attacks and public skepticism. It highlights dangers of high costs, calls for democratic cooperation, and describes contested leadership shaping wartime policy. It cites a harsh critique from a New York Sun reader and discusses public sentiment on food prices and government control.
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Germany
France
England
Yan Fortake
Herbert C. Hoy
Pressmart
Tsop
United States
Belgium
Orn
Hoover
Caine
Great Britain
Lord Rhondda
Austria
New York Sun
Mr. Hoover
Wilson
Centralizing authority urged to end committee delays
The text argues for a strong centralized department led by one executive to implement orders from the President, claiming the Council of National Defense is overrun by fragmented committees. It suggests restructuring with separate departments for food, transportation, shipping, and munitions, as in France and Britain, to end delays and ensure decisive action.
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Council of National Defense
France
Great Britain
Protecting the Army Health and Morals Efforts
Secretary Daniels urges Rhode Island officials to enforce laws guarding soldiers and sailors health and morals. He cites wartime risks of unprotected troops, notes past Panama Canal safeguards, and explains ongoing cantonment plans for over 500000 trainees to ensure strong character and physique.
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War and Navy Departments
Daniels
Rhode Island
Army
Navy
United States Army
Panama Canal
Mincy
War and Navy Department
Ament
Treasury report shows balance and receipts for June 19 1917
The United States Treasury closes with a net general fund balance of 315,764,920.87 and total assets 442,121,869.57. Revenue receipts for the day reach 26,884,923.56 and ordinary disbursements 4,459,891.14. Year to date figures include 209,123,702.19 in revenue receipts and 699,275,904.54 in ordinary disbursements. Net surplus for the current fiscal year is 70,584,321.00 with a prior year deficit of 41,296,812.00 excluding Panama Canal and public debt.
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General Fund
Treasury
United States
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Banks
Philippines
Dering Family Knighted as Sir Herbert Dering
Sir Herbert Dering, former Washington envoy to the British embassy and noted tennis figure, has been made a Knight Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George. The article traces the Derings from the Halcyon Westry of Surrenden-Dering, their Welwyn ties, and a dramatic double life led by George Edward Dering, aka George Dale, plus ties to Blondin and wealth, then touches on the Trollope family.
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Washington
Secre Ars
United States
Order of St Michael
Gnreps
Henerforth
Sir Herbert Derigg
Pepresentong
Hla Couni
Roglaert
Fthelnard
Roehesser
Derings
Surrenden-Dering
Ashford
Kent
Baron Hirsch
Dering
America
Sir Henry Dering
Edward Edward
Viscountess Forth
Lord Forth
Bernard Beere
Francia Whitehead
Thackeray
Edward Dering
Edward Beere
R S Olivier
Canon Dacres Olivier
Salisbury
Earl of Lonsdale
George Edward Dering
Sir Herbert Dering
Welwuyn
Lockleys Hall
Welwyn
Herts
George Dale
Walsingham Terrace
Brighton
Rosa
Rosa Dale
Neall
Hertfordshire
County Galway
Haselwood
Majendie
Blondin
Atlantic
Niagara Falls
Walter Besant
The
Ivory Gates
Edward Grey
Grays Inn
Besant
Anthony Trollope
England
Stroud
Trollopes
Downshire
Sir John Trollope
Elizabeth Plantagenet
Edward IV
William Trollope
John Trollope
William Rufus
New Forest
Trois Loups
Trollope
Harrow
Anthony
Ireland
Marqlise DE Fusstenot
Army Orders Detail Officers and Duty Assignments
A long list of army officers is assigned to duties and detachments across forts and posts including Fort Sheridan Fort Des Moines Governors Island New York Boston and Philadelphia. Several officers receive leave of absence or are relieved from duties. The document concludes with a non sequitur joke about movie murderers staying dead.
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Marshall Magruder
Fourteenth Feld Artillery
Fort Sheridan
Citizens Training Camp
Gordo
Rimball
Third Cavalry Uoil
Tshicago
Ibergram
Fort
Houston
Philadephia
Ienree
Hawes Coast
Francis H French
Oliver F Snyder LS Ateved
Ronzaga
and &T
Johns Colleges
Washington
Henry H Dabnes
Fortsfourth Infantry
Fort Bias
Tex
Hia
Atness
Ralph Roves
Ira 4 Haynes
War Department
Lutz Wahl
Infantry
Fifty-eighth Infantry
Frederick S Snyder
Eighteenth Cavalry
Thomas C Cook
Coast Artillery Corps
Marvin E Malloy
Quartermaster Corps
Fort Des Moines
Dillard H Clark
Central Department
George E Mitchell
Signal Corps
Governors Island
Hastern Department
Russell P Hartle
Forty-third Infantry
Edward Canfield, Jr
Capital
Robert Richardson, Jr
Second Cavalry
William I Westervelt
Seventeenth Field Artillery
Joseph M Swing
Eighth Field Artillery
Stanley B Reinhart
Thirteenth Field Artillery
William C Brown
Cavalry
Frank L Yan Horn
Fifth Cavalry
Milton F Davis
U. S A
New York Military Academy
U SA
New M Military Academy
Stuart Heintzelman
Wesley King
Philippine Scouts
Dan T Moore
Field Artillery
General Staff Corps
Ira A Havare
Edward M Lewis
Boston
Mass
James Mabes
Medical Corps
Madison Barracks
Fort Niagara
GS Davis Bonk
Louisville
John E Stephena
Alfred A Starbird
Inspector General
Hamilton
Hawklina
Fourth Cavalry
George Vidmer
Seventeenth Cavalry
Americus Mitchell
Forty-seventh Infantry
Thomas A. Pearce
Eighth Infantry
Charles 1 Bridges
Thirty
Robert R Welshimer
Coast Defenses
New York
Adrian Fleming
Waldon Potter
Robert M Danford
Clarence C Culver
Minneola
Long Island
Signal Corps Aviation School
William R. Bettison
Cosat Artillery Corps
Percy M Kansaler
Fort Rosecrans
Cal
Ernest C Wright
Guy L Edie
San Francisco
Gerald FE Griffin
Philadelphia
Ithaca
New York City
John B. Coulter
Ira A Haynes
Emsha S Benton
USA
Early training of Fibson noted in Birmingham Age Herald
The Birmingham Age Herald recalls Fibson’s beginnings as a war correspondent and his early work as an ordinary newspaper porter where he would rever a court of damasc relations.
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Proceedings of Congress and Committees In Brief
An OCR fragment outlines actions in Congress including retirements, nominations, and resolutions. Gen Grethals backs road Allen New York banker and a Mississippi River commission seat. Gen Heuer retires for California debris commission. Senator Sherman seeks ICC to drop federal court bid on passenger rates Illinois to St Louis and Keokuk. nominations: Rowe assistant secretary, Polatty navy paymaster, Barksdale customs at New Orleans, Moncheur Belgian mission head, Bakhmetiem Russian mission head to be received. Finance panel reopen publishers taxes. 5 percent profits tax under debate. food bill discussions. Hoover criticism elicited a strong defense from Kahn. North Island aviation report pursued. Cuba reciprocity tied to export tax on waste molasses. Ships and naval costs referenced. $25,900 asked for civilian instructors at Naval Academy.
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Ena Press
M Lear
New York
Ten Wolliam
Herbert Bixls
Mississippi River Commission
William H Heuer
California Debris Commission
Sherman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Illinois
St Louis
Keokuk
Lro S Rowe
Montrose
Cale
Tausasig
Tariff Commission
Lenreot
Herbert Hoover
Kahn
California
Belgium
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San Diego
Fairchild
Cuba
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Naval Academy
World travelers meet in capital hotel lobby and talk
In a crowded capital hotel lobby world travelers exchange views on wars, march fatigue, and military campaigns. The discussion touches Serbians, Swiss, and Macedonian fronts, with anecdotes about Napoleon, Washington, and Davis.
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Lobbiee
Louis XVI Fled Paris 126 Years Ago This Date
A 1791 attempt to flee Paris nearly reached Varennes before royal conspirators were captured. Louis XVI dressed as a valet, Marie Antoinette as Madame, with their child and governess, but the party was detected and halted by a magistrate. Guards sealed bridges, and Paris urged action as the crisis unfolded in a tense royal escape.
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Distinction in Draft Law Emphasized as Honor Not Stigma
Washington dispatch asserts the draft marks distinction not stigma and the selected man is honored for duty. It quotes Senator Fielder and Senator Fletcher praising the citizen sacrifice and the privilege of serving the country.
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