President and Mrs Bolling Galt wed in simple ceremony
A brief Episcopal wedding at the bride's home in Alexandris Va united the President and Mrs Bolling Galt. The ceremony featured the President as a respondent, with a quiet, private procession and a buffet supper in the dining room afterward.
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Ride
Aorta
Wilson
White House
Alexandris
Thie City
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Executive Mansion
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Navy
Aring
William Hi. Bolting
Dr. Gilmith
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Tha Wong Ting
General Villa Renounces Rebel Campaign Against Carranza
Fragmented report notes General Villa renounces his rebel bid against Carranza and heads toward the border and United States. It mentions his wife, civil marriage, and uncertainty around his military future amid war pressures.
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Villa
Carranza
Diplomat Seeks Amicable Adjustment of Ancona
Washington reports Austro-Hungary replies to the United States note on the sinking of the Italian steamship Ancona. Baron Zwiedinek leads talks with Secretary Lansing toward an amicable settlement. German envoy Count von Bernstorff signals reactions as formal complaints await next note from Austria-Hungary.
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Washington, D. C
Austria-Hungary
Erich Zwiedinek
Kaanetee
Dallaeans
Count von Bern
Miss Margheritta Tillman Introduced to Washington Society
Miss Margheritta Tillman daughter of Commander H Tillman and Mrs Tillman has been formally introduced to Washington society. She has been prominent among the younger set in national circles.
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Margheritta Tillman
H. Tillman
Tillman
Washington
Ambiguous外交纠纷拖延背后的权力与冲突
The text notes uncertainty about what authority Baron Zwiedinak possesses and recalls strained relations between the United States and Germany when the German ambassador acted with wide latitude, affecting negotiations and risking a more serious situation.
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Baron Zwiedinak
United States
Germany
Friend of President Wilson to Europe on Secret Mission
Colonel B. M. House, confidential adviser to President Wilson, announced he would soon depart for Europe at the President and Secretary of State’s request. His sole aim is to convey information to American ambassadors on international issues and gain their views, noting it is not advisable to remove ambassadors from belligerent nations during this period. New York health board permits horse meat sale after January 1, with officials noting horses rarely carry diseases to humans. French diplomats suspect the cruiser Decarteres may be ordered to search American ships in the Caribbean, though no official word. Cleveland reports a GrancellI Chemical dividend plan of 8 percent and a 10 percent special stock dividend amid other earnings.
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B. M. House
Wilson
Europe
House
Europa
Gotham
Board of Health
Emerson
Health Department
Franch
Washington, D. C
Cruiner Dewcartes
Parker William
Gari
Portland
By & Mendiously Associated
France
World News Roundup in Brief From the War Week
A chaotic digest of international events and local incidents from the war era. Reports include Paris deaths, British recruitment, Bulgaria siege, a fatality in Oregon, and a spate of European warfare updates. Notable items mention Russian advances, bombings near Constantinople, labor investigations, and famine-related measures.
Northwest Market Reports General Crop Conditions
Oregon and Washington crop conditions and prices for a wide range of commodities are listed, including wheat, corn, oats, hay, vegetables, fruits, potatoes, onions, and livestock. The report notes price ranges, regional variations, and market movements, with emphasis on Oregon and Eastern Oregon markets and a later note on dairy, butter, and milk price trends.
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Northwest
Ferris Water Bill To Be Rushed Through Congress
Washington dispatch reports the Ferris water power bill will be railroaded through the house after committees favor its report with minor changes. Democratic votes are claimed to be available to push the measure amid opposition from Sinnott Smith and La Follette. In other items, Chinese factions oppose Chen Kei rule, a California attachment aims at alimony and wheat debts, and cider sales in Tacoma rise with tax concerns looming for Germany.
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Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
Congress
Sinnott
Smith
Idaho
la Follette
Washington
Ferris
Turks ignorant of withdrawal of British force from Gallipoli
The British say troops were withdrawn from the Suvia and Anzac districts on Gallipoli Peninsula without Turkish awareness. Details of the evacuation of Angao and Suvia zones follow, with plans to tighten the front elsewhere as the enemy remained uninformed.
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Gallipoli
London
Suvia
Anzec
Angao
Grest Armae
Queen of Bulgaria Supports Orphanage Nursing Efforts
The Queen of Bulgaria devotes time and energy to nursing orphans in her country, earning praise from Sir Charles Montagu for her skillful transfer of care. British reflections note the costly sacrifices at Gallipoli and question earlier Dardanelles strategy as Turkish forces hold key positions.
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Sofa
Charles Monto
Suvia Bay
Dardanelles
Fragmented Nighttime Escape Plot Shown in Dialogue
Fragmented OCR text shows a domestic exchange about coming home late, suspicion of meddling by others, and a plea to justify staying away. The dialogue hints at marital strain and control, with a mix of unrelated ads and humorous vignettes interwoven in the page.
One of Those Friends
Fragmented chatty snippet compiles quotes from multiple papers and voices. It mentions a remark by Louieville Courier Journal and a reference to John, a Roodman, and a widow, with garbled dialogue about a friend and a rude behavior. The piece resembles a collage of headlines and columnish remarks.
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Wombat
Aloe
Bia
Louieville Courier Journal
Cheek Lords Reading Dinner Misheard on War Indemnity
In a garbled Aleve York dinner remark Lord Reading comments on Germany and indemnity, recalling past anti allied stance. The dialogue shifts to a humorous imagined exchange about retirement and family duty, with distorted phrasing and unclear references.
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Reading
Aleve York
Germany
Tenow
George
Daisy and the animal heaven debate in a Bible lesson
A classroom dialogue portrays a teacher and Dansy arguing about animals in heaven. Dansy asserts animals go to heaven, citing milk and honey in the promised land, while the teacher counters that animals do not join people in heaven.
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Daisy
Dansy
Tors
Wealthy father and son tale in plain talk
A well meaning friend suggests the son should leave the home to seek success. The father, rich in money, responds bluntly that the son may as well waste it here as anywhere else. The tale appears in the New York American Plain Talk section with assorted international snippets following.
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New York
No Time Lost Captions From a Quizzical Dispatch
A garbled transmission from the Canaville Courier Journal reports a stern officer dismissing chatter about a “tadtica' enohry gamm.” The line hints at wartime chatter and pricing remarks, with phrases about Koreans in a house on Amphetern and orders to ignore trivialities.
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Prines
Laeulerille Courier Journal
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