Indians Proved Loyal War Helpers Across Nation
In Washington’s Interior building a woven United States flag by an Indian woman stands as a symbol of patriotism. Indians answered the war call, with 6500 entering the army, 1000 in the navy, and 500 in other war work. Over 6000 of 33000 eligibles volunteered, and leaders like Chief Tatolah of the Quinina tribe praise the war as chance to prove their loyalty and citizenship.
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the International, Syndicate
Department of the Interior
Washington
United States
Army
Navy
Enti
William Mason
Tatolah
Gray's Harbor
Wolbers
Gato Sells
Wathoys
Interna
le Aida
Asi
Kite Hill
Cel Meary
oTorshine
Maxton
Amane
Belloni
Benedict
Gustavus
Mires
Rum Tisaleel Inshiiers
al Lawranes
Phoenix
Arizona
Liberty
United Bibles
Ian
Indians Aid War Garden Drive On Tulalip Reservation
The Tulalip Indian agency reports a remarkable county fair run by Native Americans who grow food for winter, display garden produce, and support war needs. Exhibits impressed National War Garden officials with quality fruits, vegetables, and farm craft. Generous, hospitable hosts share meals and civic spirit as Indians rally to aid the broader war effort.
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Wemeon
Eipihel Waat
National War Garden Commission of
Washeneton
Prey Mra
Nainey Woaypeniy
Cue Sp
Sano Luella Gunn
Teabeltn
Fermi
Benu
Sienov
Wat Ares
Irlia
Bel Lake
Gilee
Lillian Shaw
Tet Lyremid Lake
Nixon
Nev
Leo Deguede
Endian School
Wort Totten
Deena Chandler
Fae
Westeilian Sehnel
Stroud
Vaydletit
Wiss Anatin Guries
Sane
Alexander Young
Phlslip Indian Agency
Tulalip
Wash
Charles M Buchanan
National War Garden Commission
Gea
Jie
J. H. Sharp
In- Hans
Mr Sharp
Joey
Taos
Arizona
Grand
Ulan
Orphans expose cruelty at Cobb county home in Georgia
Atlanta reports children from an Undenominational home near Woodland Station Cobb County recount brutal discipline including ice baths, burns on a toddler at the grate, and forced dunkings. Proprietor Mrs Navarii Campbell arrested awaiting preliminary hearing as nineteen children are cared for by relatives and neighbors.
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Atlanta
Gr A
Woodland Station
Cobb County
Navarii Campbell
Marietta
Mary Clayton
Mary
Paul
Photograph Shows Dardanelles Surrender to Allies
A first photograph from the Balkans depicts General Planchet D'Esperey commanding allied forces taking possession of the Dardanelles entrance to the Black Sea. General Allenby stands with back to camera as D'Esperey points toward Sebastopol in the scene.
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Dardanelles
Planchet D'Esperey
Balkans
Black Sea
Sebastopol
Allenby
General D'Espersy
Orlanius Bode at Coblenz headline from war report
The body of Representative W. P. Borland of Missouri who died of influenza in the American zone at Coblenz is sent home. He arrived to be transported by the Army and will travel down the Rhine to Rotterdam to board a steamship.
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Orlanius Bode
Coblenz
W. P. Borland
Missouri
United States
Transportation Department
Army
Roine
Rottersath
Horse Didn't Eat Bonds in Owensville Hoax
Farmer J Willis Smith found liberty bonds worth 500 dollars dropped into his barn manger. While placing hay for his driving horse, the bonds fell from his pocket and vanished for hours before reappearing undamaged. The horse had nipped them but did not ruin the securities.
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Owensville
Ind
J. Willis Smith
Here
Birth of twins to Mr and Mrs Henry W Hemsath
Certificates filed yesterday record the birth of twins to Mr and Mrs Henry W Hemsath of 217 Seventh Street East. The children, a boy and a girl, are named Frances Marina and Lloyd Merle. Father is 20 and mother 18.
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Birti
Henry W. Hemsath
Seventh Street East
Frances Marina
Lloyd Merle
Faer
Big Ayrshire Cattle Sale Draws Waterloo Buyers
Waterloo hosts a large herd sale at the Dairy Cattle Congress grounds led by H. Peverill, Ayrshire Association director and renowned breeder. About 500 inquiries signal strong interest with carload purchases anticipated as known breeders attend alongside prize stock such as Auchenbrain Good Gift 15487 and related descendants.
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Ayrshire
Norrow
Dairy Cattle Congress
H. Peverill
Waterloo
Severill
Peverill
Peverty
Ayrshire, Association of America
Galloway
Import Cut in England for Curbing Debt
London reports on Sir Auckland Geddes saying Britain limits imports to curb debt as nations seek arrangements easing future indemnities. He notes export trade hampered but aims to advance manufactured foods and Europe affairs while lifting blockades. Washington announces end of individual import and export licenses for colonies and protectorates of Britain, France, Italy, Belgium, and Japan.
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Arieciated
London
Auckland
Gedilus
National Service
Donald MacLean
House of Commons
Great Britain
Europe
Washington, D. C
Tse
France
Italy
Belgium
Japan
War Trade Board
Liquor ban violators plead guilty in district court
Several violators of liquor laws appeared in district court and pled guilty. Penalty totals include $73 for Henry Welzin, $30 for Paets Bannister, $50 plus costs for Louis Apling, and Charles Decker of Independence indicated plans to plead guilty to liquor nuisance with sentence to follow. A divorce action between Franklin C. Plath and Myrle S. Platt was granted by Judge I. L. Boyer on default, with Platt to pay $25,000 alimony.
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Pienry Welzin
Paets’ Sdack Bannister
Opsis
Louis Apling
Charles ‘Decker
Independence
Franklin C. Plath
Myrle S. Platt
I. 3
Boyer
Plate
Platt
Untitled local note on March visit and family news
A fragmented write up details March visits and family mentions including Mrs Chan Gatnen and Mrs Kennedy. It lists several names such as Ann McGianty, Hoffman, and Hoffman family friends, noting social visits, celebrations, and pending events across Chippewa and nearby areas.
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Suminy
Musing Fattun
Cskiulen
Ann McGianty Niin
Seot Hoffman
Bistaarek
Neste
Chan Gatnen
Cetae
Able
Sun
Robert
Dense
Community notices and social gathering recap in La Porte City
In La Porte City a March 11 gathering hosted by Miss Ee Grobe featured the Jolly Seven club with local residents Eva Lebkard and others. The event included a reveal of secrets, then a comforter game, and refreshments. Upcoming church service at the Preabstrrian church with Rev Knox, a welcome for the pastor and his wife, and social visits are noted along with ongoing family visits and community interactions.
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la Morte
Jrreday
McQuilkin
Lane Faneh
Cal
Dag
Lund
CIA
Aasstat
Mink Hares
Ther
Luc
AteQithig
Benj
Reno
Fett
Oherian
Chacen
Kent
Iowan
Dani
Nmi Store Blah
Daily of Brick
Junier Merakatl
Shwiniger
Helen
Wo Murad
Wer Walsh
Dawcheer Garehet
Intetdend Center
Wis
Gyonits
Minneapolis
Minn
Feuneletter
Neil Fey
Fairbank News Roundup From The Tatler Week
Fairbank notes from The Tatler include funeral services for a local resident, parish announcements, and social updates. Families such as the Weets, Lyons, and Shimoens are mentioned along with visits by Canter Lente and others. A village gathering at Mrs Thiel’s home and a high school game against Veeva highlight community life.
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Patrhnary Marui
Chivbamit
Caumily
Luther
Llousekerpines
Mes
Tatler
Tixte
Nemer Lyons
Wil Tag Weaver
Ternell College
Wensey
Priyane Taleleh Klis
Sprimefield
Mex
Waoruio
Devs
Suavla
Mrs. Thiel
Shimoen
Mary Lehman
Metss
Bern
Willgurst
Helene
Waltinrns
O. Weaver
Eres Etiayines
Garber
Veea
Oal- Weln High Section
Hellum
Mairbank
Tetin
Santa 3
Mergon
Utoln
Snte
Mary Sanborn
Blue Bird Playwright Marries Second Actress for Bliss
Maurice Maelurlinck, 68, Belgian playwright of The Blue Bird, wed Renee Raho, 43, in a quiet ceremony amid reports his first wife Light has quietly severed ties. The news notes his pursuit of happiness mirrors his literary quest while details about other works or parties remain unclear.
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Maurice Maelurlinck
Renee Raho
Yebress
Cylyt
Maatgriinek
Iowa Senators Vote to Postpone Woman Suffrage Action
Iowa senators debated and voted on primary and constitutional woman suffrage. The Weaver bill to grant primaries and party conventions passed the Senate, while a joint resolution for a constitutional amendment was carried 7 to 1. Tule moved postponement of the Weaver measure and 81 to 17 for the postponement.
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Associated Presses
Moines
Iowa Senate
Ural
House
Senate
Marion
Representative Weaver
A. L. Rute
Mason City
le Il
Tule
Committee Names in Pardoning Probe Roles
Des Moines reports that the judiciary committee named to handle the Ernest Rathbun probe designated a sub-committee to select a special prosecutor. Members include Representatives Arthur Springer Louisa county CF Clark Lim W 8 Alderman Story and W Moore Guthrie with Warrington as an ex officio member. The discussion centers on renaming and appointment procedures amid the investigation.
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Des Moines
Harrington
Chatman
Town House
Judiciary Committee
Ernest Rathbun
Ilo
Arthur Springe
Louisa County
C.F. Clark
Lim
Story
Moore
Railway Timetables for Illinois Central and connections
Railway timetable fragment lists Illinois Central services from Dubuque to Chicago and Fort Dodge to Omaha with arrivals and departures via multiple depots. Includes southbound and northbound patterns, connections at Cedar Rapids and Des Moines, and mentions of Minneapolis St Paul and Kansas City routes with various local and express services.
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Fru
Mm . Lowi
Albert Lea
Twin Cities
Albert
Sungay
Morthbonna
Minneapolis
St Paul
Ainneapolis
St. Paul
Manly
Burlington
St Louis
Cedar Rapids
St. Louis
Kansas City
Davenport
Chicago
Vinton
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Kansas City Union Depot
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