Seven cardinal points for World War I draft registration
The War Department issues guidance for the June 5 1917 register day for men aged 21 to 30. Registration is required for all eligible residents, distinct from the draft, with penalties including imprisonment for noncompliance. Instructions cover absent, sick, and military service cases and specify booth hours from 7 am to 9 pm.
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Armour school closes with Major Little speech
The Armour school end of year exercises featured an inspiring address by Major Joseph W. Little of the Wilmington bar. The program included songs, plays, tableaux, pan tomime and declamations by numerous pupils with Miss Gladys Mitchel pianist and Miss Marie Doster and Miss Julia Mitchel performing.
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Nurses Convention to Meet in 1918 at Kinston
Fayetteville May 26 The State Nurses Association, after a successful convention in Fayetteville, will gather in Kinston in 1918 following an invitation from Kinston Chamber of Commerce. Officers include Eugenia Henderson president and Mary L Wyche first vice president with Jane Brown as second vice president and Dorothy Hayden as secretary.
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Reunion plans for United Confederate Veterans in Washington
Washington May 26 Plans for the annual reunion of the United Confederate Veterans in the capital outline a three division parade and a program featuring both Northern and Southern veterans. President Wilson will review the parade and speak. events include battlefield visits to Manassas and Fort Stevens and Confederate Memorial Day services in Arlington. The schedule aims to promote national unity during the ongoing war.
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Gettysburg veterans tour capital area with Boy Scout aid
Those who return to town from Gettysburg will spend the day visiting historic points around the capital. In these trips hundreds of Boy Scouts will provide voluntary services to assist the old soldiers during the tours.
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