Aviators Davis and Peterson Held by Mexican Bandits
San Antonio August 17 reports say Lieutenant Davis and Corporal Peterson, army aviators from Hutchingon and Strathmore, disappeared while on patrol with border forces near Marfa Texas. They reportedly were captured by Mexican bandits after misrouting into Mexican territory and may face ransom. Officials debate possible cross border action while avoiding larger conflict.
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Peterson
Sis
Hutchingen
Inn
Mt -Davis
Olf
Om Strathmoré
Cal
Border Patrol
Davis
Fort ‘Ation
Big
Bendet
Texas
Marfa
Usudl
Avia
Big Bend
San Antonio
Joseph T. Dickman
Vmnander
Cendolaria
Dilares
Rio Grande
George T. Langhorne
Waghing
Meeting Called Against H C L
Government probes in Atlanta and southern cities reveal evidence to justify seizures and warrants as a federal grand jury is expected to meet. Judge Sibley to confer with Judge Newman and seek federal bench steps while Uncle Sam targets high living costs and stockpiled eggs butter lard.
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United States
Department of Justice
Atlante
South
Sibley
Sam Sibley
Northern District of Georgia
William T. Newman
Ashville
N.S
Atlanta
Sam -la
Federal Grand Jury
Laziness Blamed on Blood Purity and Health
The article discusses how old folks and the young become mentally and physically sluggish when blood is impure or waste matter accumulates. It links pale appearance, sickness, and dull minds to current blood condition and describes weak blood as failing to provide warmth and strength to bodies, minds, and complexions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vin
Grove's Tasteless Chill Medicine Advertisement
An old OCR fragment promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill topos, describing it as not a patent medicine but iron and quinine in syrup. It claims the product is pleasant and suitable for children.
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JVE
GROVE
Ohio
Phelan Calls Gulick Japanese Agent in Immigration Plan
Washington August 17 Senator Phelan of California released a statement accusing Dr Sidney L Gulick of acting as a Japanese agent. He cites a June 23 letter from K K Kawakami to Gulick and notes support from Hearst papers and Y S McClatchy of The Sacramento Bee urging California public debate on the immigration bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Phelan
California
DHL
Dillingham
Vermont
United States
Wnd Spon
Sidney L. Gulick
Kawakami
Gulick
Federal Council of Churches
New York City
Jasue
Hearst
Y. S. McClatchy
Sacramento.Bee
Tamata
Congren
Lehall
Rioting, Chicago Strike Sparks Evening Turmoil
Chicago reports riotous outbreaks linked to a lunchroom employees strike. At an I W W hall meeting earlier in the evening workers voted to strike at midnight. Police quelled three disturbances in the downtown district as shots were fired in the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Plaza
I. W. WW
Railway firemen demand wage increase and hearings
Washington reports the American railroad firemen and hostlers demand higher pay and changed conditions. The wage scale was adopted in Cleveland by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, and the request will be reviewed with other railroad workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Railroad
Rail Administration
Washington
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Wort
Ménis Brotherhood
Black Hand Letter Triggers Fatal Wounding in Ashland
In Ashland Kentucky guards fired on a man who gave the name Charles Hammond of Hanging Rock Ohio near Mrs Fetter former Mayo home. A letter demanded $10 000 be left at a spot under threat of destroying the home. Hammond refused to obey.
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Ashland
Charles
Hammond
Hanging Rock
Ohio
Mra
P. Potter
John C. C. Mayo
Fetter
Pein
Eastern
Kentucky
Federal workers to hold convention in San Francisco
Washington August 17 The third annual convention of the National Federation of Federal Employees will be held in San Francisco during the week beginning September It was announced at federation headquarters that the convention aims to increase membership promote government employee interests and urge workers to defend guaranteed rights and freedom against threats to curb them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Federation of ‘Federal
San Francisco
Federation
Radical changes proposed for Episcopal Church rites
A historical note outlines proposed revisions to Episcopal Church practice including moving Whit Sunday to Pentecost and adjusting Sundays after Pentecost, abbreviating the Ten Commandments in clergy language, reordering the Lord's Supper service, renaming it Holy Communion, and introducing prayers for the President, the Army, and a new deaconess mission service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Army
A Mission
Magnetic heat wave disrupts Switzerland telegraph lines
A four day magnetic heat wave disrupts telegraph lines in Switzerland. Alpinists were reported to have ventured toward the Med de Glace near Champex in pajamas as conditions mounted.
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Switzerland
Wagner
Med de Glace
Sea of Joey
Chamo
Beaten Wyssa and Toby In General Simon Retribution
An unclear report mentions individuals including Boss Hevike and August Toby in a general retrial context. Rest ashes referenced with undefined action. The fragment describes a outcome involving two figures but lacks concrete details or dates.
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Wyssa
Toby
Simon That
TY Retriay
Government Ownership Is Planned to Benefit The Railroad Workers
Taft and opponents decry government ownership proposed by railroad brotherhoods as harmful to public welfare. They warn of demoralization, higher wages, deficits, and loss of individual initiative under tripartite control, urging Republicans to resist the plan and defend private management.
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Tait
Willian
Howard Taft
Ian
Samuel Gompere
American Federation of Labor
Ishor Hag
Congress
Gompers
United States
Rallroga
Labor
Ying
Prussia
Miléa
Stern Écononle
Sabinisuion
American Federation
Branted
P. Dential
Extrange
Carner
England
Wrestrogd
Forian
Partisan League of Farmers
North Dakota
Republican ‘Party
Haye
Cuetraan
Hughes
Republican Party
Perth - Chek
Bey Ommererep Wo Noted For Lack Of Spite
Fragmentary OCR hints at a local figure named Bey Ommererep Wo with an unclear role or actions. Context suggests community note or brief event without a clear conflict, date, or organization attached in the readable text.
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Bey Ommererep
Tinoco Assassination Charge Linked to Nicaragua
Kingston Jamaica August 17 The Costa Rican President Federico Tinoco claims the assassination of his brother Jose Joaquin Tinoco was planned in Nicaragua and Washington He says he left Costa Rica due to health threats saying General Chamorro of Nicaragua supported rebels and that the assassin was a paid bandit from Nicaragua Tinoco notes U S attitude toward his government has been unjustified and plans to remain abroad for some time
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Carranza
Mexico
Philip Thompson
Lawrence L. Shipley
Kingston
Jamaica
Associated Press
Federico’ Tinoco
Costa Rica
Jose Joaquin
Tinoco
Nic‘frame
Nicaragua
Washington
Bay General
Linoco
Coata; Rico
Chamorra
Thisco
Toway
Joaquin
Europe
Fanilies
Costa Ries
Tinoco Saia
Dimoco
Joiquin
Costa
Tinceo
United States
Raton
Remein
Polish hospital receives aid from American people
Washington reports a bed ready for Warsaw university clinic at Child Jesus hospital as a permanent contribution by Americans to Poland's health welfare. The gift, announced in August, signals U S support for Free Poland's medical education and public welfare programs.
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Washington
Warsaw
Child Jesus Hospital
Free
Poland
Red O88
Ue Ie
Pershing to Visit Missouri Home in August
Paris dispatch reports General John J. Pershing plans to visit his Missouri home in August, with a schedule to meet correspondents and discuss Americas stance before Septembers 1 arrival. He may travel to Cheyenne, Wyoming, and advocate placing a monument to allied forces at a site tied to the Meuse Argonne battle.
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Paris
América
Missouri
Cheyenne
Wyo
Eering ‘Reid
Brewherd
Argonne
Pittsburg Railways Resume Talks Amid Strike
Rivera of Pittsburg Railways announced plans to resume car service despite a three day strike by motormen and conductors. The company seeks public cooperation while workers demand a 12 cent wage increase.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg Railways Company
Abe
Plana
Public confidence and a mandate amid unrest in Congress
An unclear report suggests public support for strong action while rail unions threaten strike. The text notes Bolshevist methods as feared and cites general government resistance to economic policy. The fragment hints at pressure on Congress and democratic principles amid unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Bolshevist
Democratis
Stern -Résis
Armours Office Tour Reveals War Time Industry Drama
An interview reveals Armour and Co executives discussing wartime price pressures and labor unrest. The account describes factory visits, police and guard scenes, and Armour's view that higher wages must be balanced by output, with calls for production over shorter hours to counter inflation and maintain stability.
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Tadis
J Sig
Mmit
Brockyard
Garde
France
Ian Armour
Armour
Avery
Armoni
Pather
Ogden
Wilson
Congress
Paris in Heat and Holiday
Paris endures an unusually deserted city as heat waves and Assumption Day boost holiday travel. An estimated 790000 residents left, while those who stayed rode subways and trams to beat the heat. In the provinces, harvest time brought extreme temperatures, with Lyons reporting 120 degrees.
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Paris
Lyons
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Séners
Armour & Co
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Burone
Pany
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