5500 Missing In A E F Names Have Been Printed
Gen Pershing reported to the War Department that about 8500 American expeditionary force officers and men are listed as missing. The article notes reinterment of isolated graves into centralized cemeteries provides additional identifications and explains casualty tallies.
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Pershing
War Department
Persings
Wanherlen
Wermnany
Amerias
Lees
Seeeims Cas
Fis Reison
Agar
Baker
Free Ory
Paria
Baker Sud
Crequry
Tariff Revision Plans Delay Amid War Revenue Debates
Republican leaders weigh a partial tariff reform with focus on dyes to shield U S chemical industries. Representative Longworth backs a new chemical schedule while opposing a broad tariff overhaul, arguing readjustment will be gradual and revenue should rise at the customs house to fund government needs.
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Congress
Custom House
Ways and Muneans Committee
Nicholas Longworth
Wars and Means
Longworth
Germany
Republins
Wien
Ingre
Unitarian notices span church events and travel
The Rev B B Sterrett arrives from AMS Seula Unit ian Church in New York and will preach Sunday He
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B. B. Sterrett
Ams Seula’ Unitarian Church
Twentysixth Regiment of Engineers
New York
Washington
de Sterrett
Nature Wonders and Ancient Relics Lecture Preview
Herbert W. Reison discusses volcanoes Alpine flowers and nature wonders across Americas. The talk tours Yosemite Mess Verde Yellow Stone detailing waterfalls canyons prehistoric dwellings and relics, with a focus on desert and canyon landscapes. The event is hosted at the New Ma igome Temple.
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Americas
Natonal
Society
Uns Ag
Herbert W Reison
Hostan
Yosemite
Mess Verde
Yellowstone
New
Ma Igome Temple
Community events and talks fill city week
Northwest Loush women gain entry to a new gymnastic and folk dance course at Mount Pleasant Congregational Church. Speakers include Bellem Livin Swiggett on foreign service training at the Association of Collegiate Alumnae House. Washington activities cover Pan American topics, military guest events, and a public streetcar meeting set for Musicians Hall Thursday.
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Mount Pleasant Congregational Church
Bellem Livin Swiggett
Burea of Education
Committee of Afteen
Association of Collegiate Alumnae
Palmer backs up Glass in Treasury reserve board fight
Attorney General Talmer issued that the secretary appoints Joan Scion Williams Woolfie as current and ex officio member of the federal reserve board. Deanne Fall told Congress to confirm the nomination. Williams was backed for a recess appointment and Attorney General supported the option as legal.
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Talmer Oom
Cpinar Iy
Telass
Aamenty
Stont
Joan Scion Willams Wooftie
Hedtecal Reserse
Deanne Fall Tre
Congress
Yeater
Tvs
McPadten
Pennsylvani
Mexican loan in doubt over Treasury stance and bankers
Treasury officials expressed doubt about approving a large private loan to Mexico before victory Liberty Loan. The department has not been consulted on the movement among bankers and has neither approved nor disapproved the proposed issuance. Banks may seek to raise the loan prior to the loan drive.
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Treasury
Mexico
Jihan
Department
Debs Rehearing Petition Filed in Espionage Case
The Supreme Court received petitions demanding a rehearing of the Debs espionage conviction stemming from a Canton Ohio speech. Reps argue the affirming opinion rests on the defendant’s motive and omits key questions, claiming the court improperly used state of mind to sustain the conviction. They contend trial issues were ignored and urge proper legal standards be applied.
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Supreme Court
reNeal
Ingene ‘Y Debs
Canton
Ohio
Harry
Georgetown University Orchestra Benefit Concert at Gaston Hall
Georgetown University orchestra under Prof Thomas Mueront will perform in Gaston Hall on Saturday to benefit the athletic association. Soloists include Grace Moore Riccardo Zappone and Robert T Lone with piano solos by Joseph Ferry and Yank Griese plus a Sicilian solo by James McCann and a saxophone solo by S Lahasa.
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Twelfth Street
Jele
Ay i Poly Ge Feng
Wealth Service
Hebert
Gleason
Florida Society
Wilson Normal School
John Barrett
Pan- A American Union
United Service Club
du Pont Circle
Tomeli
Central Presbyterian Church
Walter Reed Hospital
Wilsor
Quantico
Henry Alien Tapper
First Baptist Church
Sixteenth and
O Streets
Massachusetts Society
Waller Reed
Naval Hospitals
Washington Players
Assembly Hall
Central
Caleb W Oconnor
LAS
Lpno Club
Pbbitt
Palmer
Lane JS Willeiamy Tegally
Debs
Gneree’ Bank
Ninth Street
Georgetown University Orchestra
Shoreham Hotel
Lharade Marta
Tilouses
Oakland
Luk
Connecticut Avenue
Harry W. Burr Washington
District Oakland Company
Marysland
Virginia
Wast Wing
L St. NW
Washington, DC
Victor Records
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Varisen
Tom Dick
Jack Shannon
Sedier Bos Peerless
Teave
Jane Nictor
Lorraine
Werrenrath
Normandy
Murphy
Arthur Jordan
Chickering
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