War speech sparks republican loyalty debate in Indiana
An Indiana editorial defends the Republican Party against charges by Senator Lewis amid wartime politics. It recalls Lincoln era unity, notes Republicans backed war efforts, and praises Laporte county for Liberty Loan subscriptions while urging continued support in the Fourth Loan. It also mentions local volunteers delivering bond pledges.
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America
Germany
James Hamilton Lewis
Manchester
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Sulloway
Lewis
Republican Party
Levins
Congress
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Lincoln
McKinley
Spain
Wilcox
Washington
Grant
Garfield
Theodore Roosevelt
Howard Taft
Knights of the Golden Circle
Springfield
Long Frond
Ohio
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Colfax
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Roosevelt
Taft
Buchanan
Voorhees
South
United States
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Wisconsin
World War II Service Members Listed Across Units
A long list of named service members and locations appears, including Corp Floyd Kiesel Camp Taylor Ky Theodore Fausch Ralph Miller 151st Infantry and others in Co B 151 Inf Co H 151 Inf Coast Artillery and more. The compilation spans Army Navy Marines Coast Guard and quartermaster units with multiple camps in Kentucky Mississippi Virginia and Australia noted among the names.
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Coast Artillery
Clarence Bowman
Elvin L. Kessling
Camp Taylor
Stephen Kusch
Earl Jardine
Purdue Aviation
Charles Link
Clarence Logman
Co. F
Eng
Arthur C. Koontz
Harry Warnke
Ralph Warnke
M .E. Hyde
Howard Rhem
Virgil Spitzer
Leroy Markel
Macy Barnard
Rtg
Coast Guard
Camp Eustis
Richard Glancy
Our Saved Food Fed the Allies
Meat and fat shipments increased to 844,600,000 pounds while wheat exports reached 141,000,000 bushels in the past year. Hoover notes voluntary conservation by Americans enabled Allied aid and U S forces overseas amid a domestic food shortage, with total food shipments valued at $1,400,000,000 for the 1917-18 harvest year.
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United States
Hoover
Wilson
Food Administration
Hoover Credits Agricultural Effort for War Food Exports
In a year of shortages, Hoover reports exports to Allied destinations rose sharply due to conservation and heavier farm stock. Wheat and other cereals dominated shipments, totaling around 141 to 154.9 million bushels to Allies, with neutrals receiving about 10 million. He stresses the national sacrifice and the pivotal role of American agriculture, especially women, in sustaining bread supplies.
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Mr. Hoover
Hoover
Germany
Boston Store LaPorte offers coats and dresses to try on
Mutual pleasure to have you visit LaPorte and inspect a selection of coats suits dresses waists and dress goods including silks. Customers are invited to try on garments and appreciate the store’s appealing styles. The Boston Store.
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LaPorte
Boston
Military officers listed from New Durham in wartime context
From New Durham. Col William A Shiink, Commander, Fort Leavenworth Kansas. Capt Forrest Jr Pinkerton, Schoe field Barracks Hawaii. Lieut L N Peterson, Vet Corps, Washington D C. Verne Loomis, 5th Reg Eng Ft Scurry Texas. Corp Charles H Williams, Camp Shelby Mississippi. Harry Keel, Air Plane Const Buffalo New York. Wade Wright. W K Standiford.
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William A. Shiink
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Forrest Jr. Pinkerton
Schoefield Barracks
Hawaii
L. ‘N. Peterson
Vet Corps
Washington
D. C
Verne Loomis
5Th Reg
Scurry
Tex
Corp
Charles H. Williams
Camp Shelby
Miss
Harry Keel
Air Plane Const
Buffalo
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United States Food Administration
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Wentland
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Lute
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John Lute
Louis Cat_ r
Ward Innes
Ross Hackett
Ruliffe Morris
U. S. S. New York
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William Gill
Alex Dreyer
Raymond Herropartment
Albert Brooks
Lawrence Moor
Walter Ambros
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Fairview Farm
Pure Milk
John W. Rogers
LaPorte Guinn
Herald Bldg
Interurban
J. Venedorland
First National Bank
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Lee L
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Osborn & Osborn
First Nat'l Bank Bld’g LaPorte Ind
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Otis
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Otho Dorsey
Dorsey
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Camp Grant
Rhoda Frame
Chicago
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Los Angeles
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Laura Witte
Harley
Agent Cory
Bronson, Mich
C. B. Reynolds
Chesterton
Reynold
Sackman
Ned Blanchard
South Bend
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Gary
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Winamac
Jerome Slocum
Kansas
Clinton
Ed Link
J. White
Hammond
Elvin Link
Lucy Herrold
W. EF. Augustine
A.T. Rogers
A. J. Rehm
Tri- State Fair
Fred Gust
Mesdames KF
Miller
R. Boehm
Fanslow
R. Hagenow
A. Groff
C. Michael
New Durham
Wade ‘Wright
W.K. Standiford
Ethelred Curtis
Jefferson. Ave
Paul Hannon
J. N. Kelly
H. B. Hayward
Associated Physicians
Valparaiso
Henry Goetz
Jefferson Ave
Kryptok
Oswald
Franklin St
H. W. Sallwasser
Lincoln Way
Court House
Jersey Secour
Virginia Dare
New Fall Millinery
G. L Howell
Schlosser Bros
Plymouth
Williams’ Bailing
Main St
Miss Mabel Augustine
Mgr
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Oberreich & Arnold
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China
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