Troops Guard Arkansas Mines Quiet After Contact at Prairie Creek
Troops arrived at Prairie Creek on November 6 to police mining settlements in Hartford Valley after a long conflict over open shop labor at the Bache Denman Coal company. Despite weeks of violence including attempted mine shut downs and dynamiting, the presence of federal troops kept order with no clashes reported. The action followed federal injunctions and a December peace maintained by military oversight amid ongoing disputes over union and nonunion labor.
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Ftnnie Creek Arch
Tindley
Hartford Valley
Prairie Creek
Valle
Hartford
Bache Denman Coal Company
Southwestern Coal
Bache Denaru Company
Visley
TNO Mie
United States
Trieber
Tittle Track
Frank Youmins
Fort Smith
Ming
Wimmoth
West Virginia
Voumus
Smith
Tisishil
Mawshington
Geette Ship
Trankdlin
Recelver Theinnest
Mine No 1
Nisewen
Ompany
Flsurea
United States Marshals
Epectl
Roger B Ulall Speci
Geneal
Oul
Wilson
Genev. Groovy
Gene
Garrison
Lecce
Shevalan I
Too Shocking for Films on War Images in New York
A flood of moving pictures from Europe faces censorship as producers deem battlefield scenes too horrific for public exhibition. Despite war content, many reels depict wounded soldiers and grim aftermaths, provoking fears of sensationalism and undermining morale.
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Europe
New York
Swollen Ankles or Eyelids Remedy Message
Fragmented text promotes compounds for swollen ankles and eyes. Mentions kidney and bladder issues, Dr. Stuart and June compounds, triclospoonts, and drink water. Advises avoiding sugar and sour foods, claims purities and bodily buoyancy improve. Text is incomplete with garbled branding and unclear dosage details.
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Ae of Wales
Hess
Stuarts
Ehu
Junmner
Rteid
Germans Fooled by Tree Trunks at Pont a Mousson
Corps of Bavarian troops occupied Pont a Mousson late in the war, using camouflage by tree trunks and a hoisted balloon to feign fortifications. The German assault failed after French artillery and infantry pushed them back at Dieulouard, with heavy losses and mass evacuations. The town’s bridge and fortifications were destroyed, and German forces eventually withdrew after mounting casualties.
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Pont A Mousson
Associated Presse
Hertrand
Fonta-Monsson
Cty
Pont 2 Monsson
Ita
Moselle
Mets
Toul Ik
Monsson
Riger
Sth
Tver
Driloon Tae
Yalloon
Aineh
Morelle
Grava
Dieulenard
Nanta
Castelnaus
Nancy
Omier
Dieulouard
Merz
Pont A Vousson
Pont A Monsson
Saint Genevieve
Ivan
Sant Gene Views
Nunes
Pagny
Port 1 Mausson
Geraun Sol
The Pellagra Cause and Cure Reported by Public Health Service
An early 20th century Public Health Service report from Washington states pellagra is not contagious or infectious and can be cured in four weeks with proper diet. It notes several theories, including cornmeal as a false cause, and links pellagra to diet and scarce food supplies rather than a single bite or pathogen.
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Olioim
Geass Tile Courier Journal
Public Health Service
Mashin
Ton
Fellagara
Kentuck
Ne Ktlone
Tae
Tim Quichly
Itlanes
Superturi
Gian
Penchtrea Street
Atlanta
Dyspeptic Philosophy
A fragmented New York Times critique notes a speaker’s misgivings about charity at home and the folly of overindulgent phrases. The piece mocks those who argue for more help without restraint and those who fear no consequence for their own statements.
Crisis for Turkey Sultan Faces Critical or Recovery Outcome
Turkish ruler known as a peaceful aging sultan of sixty eight years, long courted by Young Turks and Austro German influence, has ruled five years after palace imprisonment. He risks a severe decline or potential recovery as he aligns with the current wartime powers.
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Tune
Alwaie
Mohazamei
Sultan
Ottoman Empire
Pope seeks voice at postwar peace conference
Rome reports the pope aims to be represented at the postwar peace conference to secure guarantees for the status of the papacy through an international agreement. He would renounce aims for temporal power if accepted. The Vatican denies the papers are seditious and says the pope seeks only to end the war.
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Rome
Wilan Corciete del Sera
Italy
Vatican
Papa
Russia to settle eastern question after Austro Hungary break
London correspondent reports Grand Duke Nicholas announces a new phase of the war focusing on the eastern question. Russia would break up Austria Hungary, expel the Turk from Europe, and redraw borders including new Armenian states, with Constantinople unlikely as capital due to costs.
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London
Newemuuer
Peteugrad
Nicholas
Russia
Austin
Hungary
Holland Guards Neutrality of Scheldt River
A Dally Lapress correspondent reports the Dutch authorities in Flushing announce that all boats on the Scheldt will be fired upon except merchant vessels and recognized craft. The aim is to deny any enemy use of Antwerp as a base while safeguarding neutral shipping under Dutch forts.
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Yovermuury
Holland
Dlushong
Schelat
Flushing
Antwerp
Prohibition Speaker Mary Armor Sees Path to Nationwide Law
Mrs Mary Armor a noted prohibition speaker spoke at the Tabernacle urging national constitutional prohibition by 1920. She praised Georgia for going dry in 1907 and argued that only a federal law can finish the liquor issue, noting many states already prohibit and urging broader church support.
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Enited
Nquor
Mary Ho Armar
Tabernacle
Dibble
Armor
WS Witham
Armer
Christian Church
United States
Jiquor
Georgia
Misima
Aimer
Georgi
Oulslie
Lonely in Congress Meser London Faces Spotlight
London, a lone socialist congressman from New York's twelfth district, suddenly rises to national attention after a tight election defeat of a Democrat. His two-year term could seal his fate as a national joke or elevate his stature and his party.
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London
Heyond
Weyer
Congress
New York
Airship Speeds in War and Aircraft Evolution
An old commentary notes the shift from durability to speed in military aviation. Biplanes gave way to monoplanes as speeds rose, with faster aircraft like Farmans and Voisins gaining favor as engineering innovations reduced accidents and improved performance.
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Hinry Farmans
Maurice Parmans
Maurice Farman
Army
Voisin
Arder
Fort Guarders Hold Fire Emplaced Turrets Amid Siege
A historic account describes a fort with 1000 or more garrisoned troops defending against besieging forces. Direct fire guns rise within armored cupolas, while searchlights and electric wires augment nighttime defenses. Surviving a half day under fire, soldiers endure dangerous trenches and daylight surprise risks amid relentless bombardment.
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Moleri
Sari
A Voluntary Risk in the Vase Debate
A fragment notes Jadner and Arostus discussing a vase incident with terms like negligent conduct and contributors' negligence. The dialogue hints at risk factors and questions responsibility while avoiding graphic detail. Further readable context is limited in the excerpt.
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Jadner
Southern Farmers Urged to Grow Winter Forage and Cut Corn Use
In a Farms and Farmers column Prof. R J H de Loach urges southern farmers to plant winter forage crops such as clovers and small grains, feed more cottonseed meal, and sow waste places with winter grasses. The piece argues these steps can ease food shortages, lift cotton prices, and stabilize the South's finances amid drought and wartime demand. It details three concrete actions and discusses oat and wheat planting windows, hay prospects, and the benefits of winter pasture.
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Europe
United States
South
Poe
Obituary notices for Lehna Stokes Rowen and Russell
Obituary summaries: Mrs J C Lehna 42 dies Sunday at 37 Irwin Street survived by husband and two children Grad Burgess and Elizabeth Lehna. J J Stokes Jr 60 dies Sunday at home, funeral at Patterson's Chapel. Rowen age 96 dies at 96 Manetta Street, survived by two brothers and two sisters. Miss Susan H Russell 32 dies after private sanitarium stay at 3 Cooper Street.
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J. C. Lehna
J C Lehna
Irwin Street
Grad Burgess
Elizabeth Lehna
Golambus
J J Stokes Jr
Mee
J J Stokes
Pattersons Chapel
Ister
Fla
Ana
Manetta Street
Frank Sod
Powell
Ockles
Fred C
Didschunert
Susan H. Russell
Susan
Russell
Cooper Street
Painter Gruelle Dead in Indianapolis
Indianapolis on November 8 a painter Gruelle died at home of paralysis Buakner Graalie described as a widely known landgentie painter in local reports.
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Gruelle
Indianapolis
Ind
Tacha d. Buakner Graalie
Todas
American wheat crop potential tops 1910 outlook
The article argues 1910 may produce the nation’s greatest wheat harvest. It cites weather and fall sowing, predicting about 10,096,900 Kansas acres to be sown. It notes European markets for 1915 16 and warns war effects will boost prices. It urges rapid seeding to seize opportunity.
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Kansas
State
Armes
Griooa
Imust
Correspondence on horse treatment and cow milk remedy
Reader questions about curing a male horse with a growth and about stringy milk in cows. Advice covers lead acetate dressings, blistering with cantharides and mercury, bandaging, and lard for the horse, plus cleaning cattle feed and water to prevent decaying matter and using bisulfite of soda to treat stringy milk.
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Hume
Eye Comfort Glasses Ready Made by Moore and Sons
Jno T. Moore & Sons Opticians at 42 N Broad Street offer lenses and mounts chosen so wearers can forget their glasses after purchase. The store promises you will not need to think about them once they leave, as they have done the thinking.
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Jno T. Moore & Sons
Opticons
Broad Street
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