England Voices War Time Dissent On Youth and Farming Roles
A reflective piece argues against conscription for all and urges keeping boys on farms and in youth service. It contrasts public opinion with a call to preserve futures, urging mature men to front lines while youths support the state through labor, farming, and training. It condemns policy that favors stock slaughter over human safety and emphasizes national welfare and resilience.
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Board of Agriculture and Faheries
Board of Agriculture and Fishermea
Board of Agriculturs
England
Ninth annual National Engineering Society convention opens in Washington
Nearly 400 delegates from every state arrive in Washington for the ninth annual convention at the Willard. The four day session begins with a welcome address by Commissioner Newman and the presidents address by Dr A S McAllister. Committee papers and reports will be read in three sections with a prize gavel for best attendance.
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Newman
Washington
The
Llaminating Engineering Society
Willard
New York
Oliver P Newman
A S McAlister
BR Marks
H B Rosa
F H Cady
Ward Harrison
Earl A Anderson
A. Durgin
J B Jackson
Chicago Edison
Illuminating Engineers Hold Washington Session Banquet Tonight
The Illuminating Engineers hold a Washington gathering with a Willard Hotel reception and dance. Delegates and spouses visit Mount Vernon and take auto rides through parks, followed by an afternoon tea at Columbia Country Club. The convention banquet is scheduled for Wednesday night. Officers include President A S McAllister and a long list of vice presidents, secretaries, treasurers, and directors from major cities.
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Washington
Willard
Indies
Mount Vernone
Columbia Country Club
Society
A S McAllister
New York
Preston
Mulf ‘Lar
Charles O Bond
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Arnold Norcross
New Haven
M Alger
J Rutledge
H Calvert
Jane Allen S Miller
Printers Thank G G Seibold for Half Holiday Efforts
Columbia Typographical Union No 1101 thanked George G Seibold and the executive committee at its meeting for efforts to obtain a half holiday on Saturdays for government workers. The government printing office workers won a half day last Saturday after union representations. The tuberculosis committee, renamed the sanitation committee, reported four city printing offices with typesetting machines were notified by the health department to install pipes to vent lead fumes from metal pots.
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Columbia Typographical Union
No 1101
Temple On
G Street
George G Seibold
Wilson
Government Printing Office
Committee On
Committee On Sanitation
Health Department
Emden Raider Weds Lab Fellow in Navy Bond
Berlin reports Captain Sieut von Muecke of the Emden married Fraulein Carin Fink in Bremen after returning to Germany from a wartime escape and long captivity. Honeymoon delayed by active naval service as comrade captives await release. other officers including Captain von Mueller remain imprisoned in Malta and Australia. Special cable notes the tale spans Cocos Island, Java, Arabia, Constantinople, and a Turkish welcome before reunion. Also mentions heightened naval research plans and a push to create a central laboratory for inventions within the Navy Department.
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Washington Post
Berlin
Sieut von Muecke
Germany
Bremen
Fraulein Carin Fink
Cant von Muecke
Emden
Indian Ocean
Pacific
Muecke
Cocos Island
Java
Arabia
Constantinople
von Muecke
von Usedorn
Companion
von Mueckes
Tong
von Mueller
Malta
Prince Joseph of
Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen
Donna Augustine Victoria
Manuel
Portugal
Australia
Daniels
Naval Advisory Council On
Thomas Addison
Navy Department
Advisory Council
Damele
Miss Miller to Wed in New York Society Scene
Special to The Washington Post New York September 19 engagement announced for Miss Mary Rugour Miller daughter of Edmund E Miller of Cincinnati and Mrs Miller to Walter F Women of New York. Miss Miller and her mother to occupy a suite here for several weeks. Mrs Wyman is the mother of the groom. both families long tied by friendship. Miss Miller is well known in Cincinnati.
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Washington Post
New York
Mary Rugour Miller
Edmund E Miller
Cincimnati J
Miller
Walter F
Miss Miller
Cln
President Attends Church and Social Functions
President Wilson attended morning services at Central Presbyterian Church with his brother in law Professor William Axton of Princeton. In the afternoon he tutored through the parks Cincinnati where the Kilgour family has long social prominence. Mary Kilgour Miller is a granddaughter of the late John Kilgour, noted traction and telecommunication capitalist who died recently leaving a large fortune. Her father is a member of Cincinnati’s oldest wealthy family. The divorce of Mary’s parents, Mr and Mrs Miller, after a yearlong separation shocked their social circle.
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William Axson
Princeton
Wilson
Central Presbyterian Church
Wo Iham Axton
Princeton University
Cinnati
John Kilgour
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