The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, August 09, 1917, NOON, Image 1

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1770-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, August 09, 1917, NOON, Image 1',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83016689/1917-08-09/ed-1/seq-1.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83016689/1917-08-09/ed-1/seq-1.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83016689/1917-08-09/ed-1/seq-1/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83016689/1917-08-09/ed-1/seq-1/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

The Detroit times. [volume], August 09, 1917, NOON, Image 1
About The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920

Image provided by: Central Michigan University, Clark Historical Library

Image: of 8. Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (8.4 MB)

The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.), 09 Aug. 1917. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83016689/1917-08-09/ed-1/seq-1/>

Newspaper Page Text

U. S. Asks Conscripts ’ Wives to Get Jobs
READERS, ATTENTION!
Nearly every bridge, viaduct and tunnel through
out the country it guarded by our soldier*, who
have little or no chance to buy a daily paper or
iradmg matter of any kind If you will throw this
paper off to one of them when you are through
with it, we feel that it would be much appreciated
SK \ K N I E K NTH Y FAR. NO. 271.
12 DIE WHEN GREAT LAKES
GALE 53.1!i3 COAL SHIP
GOVEANNIENTISREARYTO
RESIST LEGAL ATTACKS
ON SELECTIVE DRAFTLAW
Gen. ( rowder Claims
Supreme ( ourl *
Hacking
he cites (iME
WAR DECISION
200,000 Men To Be In
( amp On Sep
tember a
w \sm\ ;to\. Aw* rv - wuh
th* ♦!r -» (it ft (<f Nmoric.t’- ritlz.-n
soldi* r- < . ' rs. r«■ • v*,-*ks off the*
L«ni rnm' ii to.lav pr*j>«:* I to r^t
anv !••»?.*1 d--*ati!t on vtv»• selective
servtci law
\ ur*d Hi., tlo' point of tjn<on
• it i:'i<*nnlity i* to ‘t raised .inaiiis!
1 h•’ m* i-ur»' bv Kmum Goldman and
. > «* , i.. !:*•»• il I*av l« ; ■ ,»f
work tu provi liat drafted men may
o» M-nt to ervice fivi'f>i'a«
Moth legal ami military u itbontu
-.i\ tj;. l:jxv mil -»n• 1 any assault.
"Tbi ■ ourt • a ill approve sending
«!r if •■! tii* ; t 1. iro’, • ” <;« n (‘ro a
<l* r s.i;c| t. t.,v " Th* entire qio’S
t >!i a . •?•11 • l t" *1 • supreme
otirt in tii' tivil Aar dt if’ Service
.on a ,i« n a., approved by thus* d* •
< l-IOft;. ”
\ : ■ iri' ■ ■ t ’ I.* i.- • • t|t pat t
tm tv* l'k* • t-iu i k f ion
«: 1 i ni - at\ in t am’ of test i
• iiii-i lifii ito i no a remains b<
•<• t. ■!.• ti pmm• m* tit** are under
s a v
I" on ii I‘mi\ost Marshal
h> l ‘ r.il In li.il> fit* l .'no.OOO men
iiit’ . '.id foi lar oiitinir ramps b>
' !:, to a;* 'i f at♦ 1 1 tr» ntendoiis
a' iv v also m ,»1! -upplv depart
ii• i • of : \ii min nt. Vast
• mount- <•' 1 1 •|■ i: • at* \#• v to .he |
Tliotli! (/*■((
M • Il■t 1 . I ) loovot A .1' on
hi *>• . •l- to lav pt* pared to I
'an'tirh oi]» < TI ’ll* ■? ’ * 11 1 • •* t food con
i rv.. • i to, ram • vattempt* dln I
iri p .Mi I’.i -it 11 i riant wheels j
of hi food * .ntrol machinery into
motion, ‘m attau. onl' th<* pn-i
dent" gna’urc on tin hu and hill
f.n.,1! app'i-.i.d \ titi *< nate yes
tenia.
o*n.,gr# was ri-tinc toda* pro
oara'orv to ' Mau out on 'ln las’
•.ip if t’li i ‘don tomorrow a 10-n j
'be -♦na*« la- ns it discussion of,
th>- t " hob "mi p Vi niit‘ bill
( hirf «»f \rlillerj in
\meric;tn \rm> In Fiance
* XJ*. •*.. *V« tr * - -
■ lj -LV'UN MAHOM
Hr|»iMl ( «*r- • 4 i Mmh h
h;i*i i.r« «• i|r«lHtl •!• *! I* % Ihr \% nr Hr*
f. ifllupifl it■ « hlrf of nrMllrp i fnp tile
Imprlrim \rm« t»t*»» In I rnnee. He
••111 hme • hnrge of eiert t»f»e of
nrdnnnfe nveif In *|f»f iiprfnllnna
Casualties for Month of August
in the Wit to M«k« Detroit
Safe for Humanity
l\ll I lit
b
Will Mil 1 •
125
„ . HIWIm,
0
TEN HURT
IN TRAFFIC
I ACCIDENTS
i
Detroit’s Streets As
Safe As Battlefields
of Europe
Al TO BATTERS
CHILD'S SKI LL
Another Victim In Se
rious ( ondition In
Hospital
\r
T* ti pi i pli wi r< itijuri and ■’] tii**
far and automobile ,-u ,-id* nt.- \\Y 1
ru'Mlny. ami i o of t.la rn an in 1
serious ii • 11 • ?i♦ a
I I lick i nirn \< r old. \<v
jJI " Pltltll' : a■ i ip 1 Jr.ii . fa
I piuvl with i 1., k>' n —n n—
-1 «ttlr of an act idem w hen an u
i dr*vi*n bv Mi i:r. . Mi <;t at?.. '
jIIOH f’hilnd# Iphi* nvp we-t -i ■• .
j him at Soften and l*i\ tv* \Wd
n* “day * vetting \t* <Jr.«t f.. |
bv tin pi,in, p* nilliit in\•-.i igaf ton
\n tin: li-ntifl. and man \* tr <
hv a H itnf 11< • in a- l , v,, ( > n ..
tnjr WondwMid >'■ Mi- hi. in-nvr
and a., taki n <*> S LI ivv be
pital in a “rrloux condifton. \ ■>t.i
tjenary rru’imir li ap-n- '.mud jr,
bis rout pi k* her- th• nam* «•:
.1 < ’arm y
7'hri *’ nti n and a<. i;ul tt<t. •>•
Jiirid xliclit!' • fid many 1 id naf
row in iipi'x wI ■ n .lari -on "i
forurban rra**hcd t rvt• • a fhik* r tr
at I’ortrr “t and M i, h. it . na v • TI >
lnjtir*'d arc Frank <lr in -•, \o. n i
Tw« ntv ft, nr*!' » Ant i (lorl .im
\.» 1 N'hl.'ivl . I r \ Moot-’
hotito .ia<*k**on. Mi, h « i{ sbulv,
So f ii! 1 rn ! av, ■ I; in M i ' /
No ft.*, Nt w bcrry»a v* Thc\ xv*
taki'n to llcccp fpR In. pi'al. i m
'vrre abl< t.; |, hv, a'u t ti iir in
jariri rv-mivrd attention
\ h< wa - t idlnt ,>n « <•t •ml Fh
, ir, Wrdnewda > aft ar not >n Thom:
Vitnvlf'h, L ■ v* *r. old No Ft,*
tnon* nvi> . Ilamfranirk. " ,li swept
to the pavetnept and r lnuilv n
"in il t,\ a motor '■ tu, h V|to< ,
was taken to Retvln*s hosplt ,1
Tbo driver of th< ’rotor truck «J .]
not stop, ami ht iihito not ! n,,v •
Chnrlft* lllccin s’.’ %, ir> ~1,1. \
sI I Trunit ill ivc . v , .i rio , ,
hurt when -ti ok ,v a Trumbull , ,
rn !y • ,ml, r • If " a t <k* n ♦<<
h!- home
Whr n anot t’ci lit,, - tni h t'
title ,n which he v* ■- rblm a* War
•cnavr arid Ihiholsst . Murv SPa*
ran. Jn v* tr* of am N ! I.*, >•
Ntibln iivr . oiv throw n on* and in
Jurrd She was taken hom>
IHr l ltn I flitrr „f llrlrnll
In in thr • tilUearn of \'hh<><merit
lefTrrr->n n' ’ll ’ I• I A tt .
»;. ,*r.| W all, t'n,t»i m-r I’atr .p
'•1 l>v th*• ■ i ••nnd * trattlv \.>
I * 1 1' *an g \mi‘ ng ’ t) «, u
f»m 1 1 > \ 11 i »”• *■ ■ r i. ■ t i ~
rjd«« ami Hllde unit t• • ■ happy
nuep ente f,,r \ w
llon't »n„itn, t« InrUt
da \ 1* let n» r n«t |
from t? Xt> t., >, ’. to * It t«| i
Wold t afrt, rtn A lv
Printing—t nr plntn nrat kind tk.t
•• r'gkl —Time* .Ink l>r»t._-Mnfn 4'Jti
DETROIT TIMES
AMERICA'S CLEANEST NEWSPAF...!
andV 4 ''
:-W /, 'i , 2S5S .# ■‘■'’.if-dISS |
I- • ”Vv*- ♦;.NN'cV./.yisritasr-l XI
uallo mu
WIVES 10
HUNTJOBS
Release Husbands For
War, Government
Flea
\\\\.'Hl\<, Ii \ liK s Wives
\*io %. l in olMccs and f.i< torl< -
"P ! "! linidd K « tnpit» > -
n< tit i r*tl• r% aurn, releasing
Hu - . ■ v! fur a:?tiv servo •
‘iii ti’iiUi taar-f ;*| .- * ■ n*' rll ’ ut , in
■ * ll • i m !lik <l* n Crowdt r’s
"I- -'-v v .«r|.:fju:.!X up;inlt*.'”
»• • 1 l H i hnultl not i.t .\• - 1111 »f• 1 1
on .f 'l >f dop. riili>nts
1 do M"t 'l> fln» "r» a- on
ill' •d* >iu • Th*v 'an! It vnn*Ml
-! t. in.l f ha' flit lor.il
l" iirds would hitvr to d<
n!- ri ll\ dual m.o .. n thelt nu rip
< ’li y oilrig children. un
upport hft>fir, or w Irl-ouf
nt'P' rt from rr lain. , w II
• titi U 'to Imdiand tti exemption it
I <’rowdoTV ruling mi*', art
■i • 11 »' '! i'l rt Intiv. - to support
Moltd /. 11 oil order- for 'll" '“v:. ifn.
HIM a- I • ' draft w ill . i o*u< |
tn» ti will ' . ..rdf-rod to proceed to
'hi r tntonno nt camp* in till ir mil
lan t iwth. - If t- -till doubtful
v-I'th'-r uriforms and other equip
:i' til 1-t" al\ hi Sf-pt. ihe
da' if ih. tlt-f -all Tin balance
vtil .‘ii'ruin tit t hot ram pa at inter
so» ninrtlid nun. off’ lnl« h> r.
h ✓ol.„-| •
htifi« of nu n will not hr read) for
I MrRSI) AV . AIM ST 9, 19 17.
ON THE I RAIL.
u*v b* lr.rt \ ■ tn
b< I'Uv t o j. -» of til aal
an I ti tular am \
iii".- i on i iu. In-fort 'h'ii
hOLii iiEfiiifi.iNi
IN SPY CASES
( onMilaiu ( lt*rk" Detained \>.
Indian Hebelliun
W itnesses
I'lll' AdO. \uc. 9 T- ! ■ia r
■ k of thr (Irrman <■« n ala in
In- ~uo w • rt l.t-iriK ht-ld a!
a lit lu ritir-s a witne. <-- a. . ant
iU't.v Jacobin. Albert \v. ■ nd
llatain Kurt 101 l U'-irwi'/. I" m«*t
at tint; (t'-inidn consul here, chu-.-d
with 'timt'n'ing a revolution L-.art
the British -ti India
Ihe • lcrk> Ku h.ird Ku'.k nd
rn .n N. Idtnm r w. .. .!■ , u and
•*n ’ • • 1 oi 'll* If dt Punite f • tier
mar t Ttiev had be-n emilo\‘d In
tbi Sw i- ■ consul’s off!., i . ••• ,-ntil
1 if 1 1 <• i .vi -nin* n* a” lie
much important • in t|-,« h<- 1»r. <>t
the two Wilt *1 tl«J;( t#‘d whop '-'or
* «4> gi\ fn to tF**IU * ♦ Jf.i .1 *1
W() O!) W A RI) -AV K.
( HFR( U CAFFS
NKW MFMSTFR
T' e |{ i .To-. • h \V lor hr ti o'-
PbrTfo,!. ’; l ha b. • . fe
. f. rt r • .in • ’ ' t i♦r ■1 * 1 i > <
I’hHade!j hi. to hi r.»m- ..-c- • , v of
quart! r in Plit!:ide!u'':a if Air.
and it ir h'-’ivved he v .’I t.i: p i<*
tta it. avVTI In p '\"ov 1 t*• tti>\ It'
I j . wh.i and hr-ul’b and» nt nd**d a
t’re«h ,ei>et|.lt|e« o'lh the i|i-«
tiruiw <>|.| t nf. |rri« Ad\
SMOKE CLGUDS
BLIND 'PLANES
[ (Jermans l >.<* New Scheme To
.Mask Hatleries From
Observation
with run i’hkm ii yk.miks
\I 1 IKI. I * \■ ( l (Jr* rtf nr'ssrs of
-moke* -londs harm *<\<r tin («♦ rman
lilies t*»(Jh\ a- Hi Fr*'neh and the
I 1 n» my i vhange S>io\. • al**nc vaVI
otis >* i 'mn • ..* •!■• frnni
I ii tM'- to wr* -t from »h* French
■ the ni.i’tijy of the air and thus
prevent I ; • neh a v i;< *< im fine flyuiF
■ over the Herman !in* ■ Hie enemy
. is now »»*►(’ . I *'* «)nr * on a larger
I scale than *'*r before to smoke
elo'ii! v 1 at e*.|. ’ ’a Mat I* HI
of t!i* n n
Th»> nii'r: nr a I V n h :>.• in tor np
i eat. .... r •• * Her- . . hue.
*’o n!'- ol -emk*. lrmre .1 j «*»• 1 > rise
| ami ii> eon :nn« <! t ! H » aviator
iHi ti p. r I 1 . (J. mm first b*
trail u l". •' ■:•<.!.w loud- to mask
| their batten. • on H Flander*
front Ha 'non brought if into
A no'. .t . • vot t * now been
Lie. -.; , * .. li. far: ro! 1*
I par* «•? h- > i it.t • • •: v ha?
1 •* r; The -in !■ • “n' ra'oi* are
Vnor.n a ■ ”nel» pt. im- tis th**
f ! •!. reronth
r« ; • -I l t r: . , - ' ■ .t * h«>
,v I- pin* ii h • t la* Hi *l . r- from
> I. • » in ts. -« r* . •>n from
v. hi H . w r 1 I nw r *, an I at
j inf< r\,. 1 * e* nift.r- apart
|!? . • ■ • ! i< round
j.Vu"l,.'. . n;Mit V*h any
shifts in H" v*
iyr\a » • cr »(' • ’’ ’
ASS \ II.A NT I U*KS
When aw unknown tc n < '::.;t J
thru the w :n*!oe 0 m >r*.«! *t
temptei! tu af* a ■ h*r, Mi Mary
j' anniiirh. wh*> r>>. , y„ e
I Hind*ton* nv *■ . and T l . V •
took to h! S ( ee|s hefor* Robert H> r
ovstirr of th. bou-e, < oijl«i ,*r
• I Irknl I e»Ht»i I *»> rr»
bv,;« , . n, ..v "H: 1 t:
I t>r***kfa«f «' t tj. - mul-i. a T '
* . I?. It ar, i,n w |<i C«f»t*rM
I Adv.
CAPTAIN OF SCHOONER. HIS WIFE
AND FIVE CHILDREN ALL PERISH
IN ONTARIO STORM DISASTER
Monkey Goes Over Top and
Captures Colors of Enemy
In Raid With Master
ROME. Italy. July 17 tMy Mail)
Monke.s can po "over the top” of
a , tl« , reneh as well as scale a
hand orp in Comes a tole Ironi bat
tlc rocked Carso, In the Alps, where
a monkey captured the Austrian col
ors unaided.
llelie was the pet of ar, Italian
captain. Holding the line against
the Austrians the captain’s command
triced un enemy position from the
top of which the Austrian standard
HAIG SPARS
AND ENEMY
IS NERVOUS
Germans Don’t Know
Where To For
Next Blow
LONDON, Aug 9 New gams
by the French forces to the
northwest of B'xschoote, on the
Belgian front, were ported in
the official statement forwarded
by Field Marshal Haig today.
IrbN'DON, Auc f* Extensive
movement* behind the tierman lines
reported to at ria! observers to Ih>
were believed to indicate growing
nn v,,ii mi • on the part of th« in
' mv as the davs pass without a cpm
oral resumption of the Flanders of
f* nsivc.
Quick thrust?, an being mad* at
’he Herman line- along thi emir*
front b> both Mritish ami French
t'orces
Field Mar l il Haig, having estab
lisbed a reputation for “mlxin-' ins
bi,.w-." th* n* i-- the gre.ite°t specu
i'i"tt regaiding where 'be n»xt big
t ush will come
Having itupr* seed nt*«>n the Rus
uan p«*oplc ti,» neci -.'tv of a st* rn
dictatorial administration In am"
pro* i,-ini at ion Premier Kerensky t c
organising hr* n» w gov ernment to
d.tv With this adminl-tiatlve wurk
dtsposed of, it would bring no stir
prist in to henr that K*ren
-.y his again left ft • thi fror.f fe
n-pir*- fb< Russlnn troops
f *. t.l «• •« • . . . rr,i ~.ef , l lw> »
Torpedo of American Warship Poised in Midair
, L ~ ac. I
fSr f>.
v'i -
KZ*l£J- T4K. ; Z&biJC .± i ■ 1 1 *“ 5
Tfcla nnnanal tk«m n lnrp*4« tired from m |m*r(ra« w«r .kip |«.( na It kaa l*ft Ik* !»•**, a»4
Srforr It hail »*rti«l» Ik* n*t*r Ita aalaatn* of **>l r«oU». Ill* *ta*n •a« akl* la ratrk Ot tar JI da k* * n “*■
It rraekrd (tea attar
constantly flew
Italian riflemen repeatedly brought
i» down, but up It came again
Pebe's master went out in the dead
of night to bring bark the flag. The
monkey went with him As the cap
tain cleared Ihe last strand of barb
ed wire below the Austrian parapet
Hebe flashed like a wraith over the
top. tor ethe flag fronv Its stafT and
scooted bark. Roth returned to the
Italian lines snfelj.
the Slav soldiers are fighting with
th* greatest bravery on the Galician
front Continued progress Is report
ed In the offensive launched against
tlie German linen and in the region
of Kimpolung, where the Germans
are itticklng. good order is being
maintained, despite reverses met.
SHOOTS GIRL.
KILLS HIMSELF
John I. Rodmon Ends His Life
After Trying To Slav Sweet
heart, Following Quarrel
John I. Redmon, a trawling n&lcr
man fur the International Harvester
company, is dead, and hi sweet
fl*-ld. Vi,is In Ueceivlnb hospital,
recovering from a bullet wound, th*
result of a lovera’ quarrel In the
girls apartments. ,\<> ,s Hi.rh.-t
west, Wednesday night
Redmon, whose home w:*s in Win
elieCer, Va . arrived in the city
Wednesday morning .tn-1 regi-'*r*«l
in th*- Toiler When be called on
Mis- Parsons in the evening he a*
fused her of receiving attentions
from other mm, according to L,*r
->fnry to th*- police in the argument
that followed Redmon dr*-w a re
volver and flred thro* times at the
cirl. one bullet entering her Jaw
and caeii of the others passing thru
ail arm lie then turned the weapon
on himself shooting Into his mouth
He died in a few minutes.
M*i«s Parsons is 21 years old
Redmon was 30 The young woman <
ha- been ill since moving to the i
High st apartnven* Among Red
mon’s effects wer* f n I . r
from a man In Virginia, f* linn > #
Mis- F'arsons’ alleged •■' , Hiful
ness.
If Vnq lln.e lit,* nm»ll«m
Tsk» M ,unt Clem*»ns minersi ha’ss
NOON
IN DETROIT: ONE CENT.
Only Two Saved of All
On Hoard Geo.
A. Marsh
SIXTH CHILD OF
CAPTAIN RESCUED
Another Mother and
Child Die In
Same Week
KINGSTON’, Ont , Aug 9. Twelv®’
out of 14 persons aboard the schoon-{
'T George A. Marsh perished when 1
the vessel was destroyed in
S.Vmlle game which swept On- |
tario Tuesday night, if was learned
today The dead Include Capt.
Smith, his wife and five children;
Mr and Mr«. Mc('|*>nnin and on«
child; William Watkins, mate, and
Gror«r Cousins, deckhand.
All Weep drown*' i except one child,
who died from exposure, while Me*
( iennan, one of the survivors, wat*
rowing for land in a small boa* The
only other person aboard the vessel
saved vu* William Smith, 10, son of
the captain. Met’lellnn. and the boy
were picked up by fishermen. Th«
rhooner was coal laden from
w ego
GAR STRIKE AT
BUTTE IS OVER
Employes Win Their Rattle,
and Public <i«*ts No
T ransfers
MI’TTK Mont., Aug 9 The flrwt
street cars to run since the local
-freet railway str.ke was called Sat»
,
iru.- The demand of the men for
a fla r wage of [,f> rents an hour was
met bv the company, whP h an
nounced the abolition of transfer
privileges to n* t -utTlclcn ncrea«*»
in revenue to me*» the demand
Members of t*n- local 1 \V W.
announced that motion pictures,
1 I W.
•
will e used bv the national organ*
irafioij fn its propaganda work
THE WEATHER
Ilflr.ll nml i Irlnll* i rhur.iiajr
nlfhl nml Krlil. * pirtli rlinuli i trr% h
norllni**l*r|i iilmli,
I nwrr Mli lilitim: I’urlly • lo»tf
tonluht nml I'rlit.*,
American angling clubs a*e to epj.
* brate to*l ay the birthday of Isiak
Ws !*. n. author of -ho , ! »s*| • Th»

The Detroit times. [volume], August 09, 1917, NOON, Image 1
About The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The Detroit times. [volume], August 09, 1917, NOON, Image 1 About The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The Detroit times. [volume], August 09, 1917, NOON, Image 1
About The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920