Tesreau Signs for 1918 Season with New York Club
New York January 3 The New York National League club announced that veteran pitcher Charles A Tesreau signed a 1918 contract. Tesreau is the first major league player to sign a 1418 contract. Warship for Japan vessel Shinyo Maru No 2 reported roughed to aid the freighter racing toward a Pacific port with a fire in its hold per advices.
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Tesreau
New York
Charles A. Tesreau
RUS Warsheer
JAP Vesset
Pacife
Pacific
Do Your Banking at Bridgeport's Newest Bank
Bridgeport introduces a new bank offering equal interest on deposits of $1 or more and monthly statements. The bank promotes checking, daily average balances, and business accounts with a $500 threshold. Foreign exchange services are available and money can be sent to soldiers in Europe with postal receipts and sender signatures.
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Bridgeport
Europe
Publication of WLIES causes designation
It is reported that D. R. & Naon the ambassador at Washington has resigned amid friction from the publication of secretelegrams sent by Count Von Larxburse. The note mentions Huyenas Aires and a January date, but details are unclear.
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Huyenas
British Ambassador Leaves Vetrograd Amid Political Turmoil
A dispatch reports British Ambassador Sir George Buchanan departing Vetrograd amid legal and diplomatic tension. He left with several British military and civil officers accompanying him.
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Bray
London
Vetrograd
Iil Ligalth
Bir
George Buchannan
Morning Hot Water and Limestone Phosphate Cure
A health ad urges drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning before breakfast to flush toxins from the stomach kidneys and bones. It claims cleansing and purifying effects and promises renewed youth and vitality by maintaining the regimen daily.
Phosphated Iron Promises Health for Ailing Family
A distressed mother finds hope as a neighbor recommends Phosphated Iron. The ad-style narrative claims dramatic improvements for the elderly and exhausted, praising phosphates and iron to renew strength. It urges readers to trust the remedy and buy capsules from Middle's Drug.
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Old
Ple
Iran
Teamster's Life Saved Inspires Gratitude
A customer named Peterson expresses happiness after doctors advised rest but failed to ease his pain. An ointment named Oiniment, recommended by a local shop, is said to relieve distress. The ad hints at a medical remedy amid a period of limited care.
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Jean
Baass
Ted Cuema
Tsav Aton Amuctica
Enlists to Avenge Murder Drafts to Camp Green Declared
A young man volunteers for service and is sent to Camp Green. Delinquents and questionnaire filing slow local boards as police locate residents who changed addresses. The advisory boards report high intake of forms and list numerous registrants awaiting action and investigation.
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Chenber
Tle
Betor
Yesterda
Camp Green
Uld
Appellate District Board
Baare Hocaiees
Focal Advisory Board
Fioard
Investigoe She
She
Division Board
James Attal
Spruce Edward Matthews
Wick Street
Arthur I
Friehards
State Street
Demetriosite
Spruce Street
Arthur Chaland
Howard Wvenu
Gunner Aividston
Slancac Avenue
Joseph Budshasl
Bostwink Avenue
Elie Street
Imatein
Fohn Strent
John
Trout
Campbell
Dori Charneckl
Charles Bobrich
Mike Dada
Pine Street
Wollis A
Broad Street
Spruce
Columbia Street
State Strart
Leon MM
Hate
Steat Street
Steven
Spenven
Feurttatt
Clevelandt
Glenn
Gen
Del
East Side
Daniel A. McDonald
South Avenue
Guiseppe Ramona
Adger Street
Wrankgeok
Josef Povzack
Hancock
Sganstanly Tigygocki
West Avenue
Michard HW. Adams
Courllandt
Julius Washbe
Benham
John Gall
Bartholomew Vrennie
Warren Etree
Andrew Movedlowsis
Market Street
Wilmington
Fthemeas Papaueorgeen
Ponis Syacka
Ping Street
LA Wancrock Wyenue
Joh A. Moraddan
New vigor for the tired liver patent medicine note
An advertisement touts a liver tonic promising renewed vigor and relief from fatigue. It claims to improve digestion, headaches, constipation, and facial pallor, featuring a vegetable substitute to calomel and warnings about stomach upset.
Robbery Gang Suspected in West End Crime Wave
Residents believe a coordinated gang is behind a series of robberies in the West End, with hundreds of dollars in valuables stolen. Victims report forced entry through doors and windows, noting a pattern that suggests organized planning rather than random acts. Authorities say the thieves favored easily portable items and cash, and residents fear the culprits may strike again.
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Merebania
Wren
Entyanes
Wade
Boise Dune
Walt
Session Adjourns in Indigated Court Postponed to Evening
The court session adjourns with the original proceedings slightly delayed. The next session will be held in the evening at Marge Temple with the mitered apprentice degree to be worked. The session previously opened at 7:14 PM.
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Gworinthian Tod Shilad
Hne
Vape's Cold Compound Claims Quick Relief From Illness
An ad-style claim touts Vape's Cold Compound as the fastest relief for cold symptoms. It promises relief from headache, fever, sore throat, congestion, and sneezing with minimal side effects and a low cost, urging buyers not to substitute.
Railroads face wage demands and transport delays
Reports to state Commerce Commission cite car and locomotive shortages and faulty equipment caused by under maintenance. Brotherhood leaders pressed for higher wages while railroads resist, prompting government scrutiny into service congestion and management neglect.
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Adinist
Vaiyenads
MaAvdoc
Carter
Pieemens Lee
Hi Leatanien
Ay Z Rrensen
Poth Changbadulls
Uie
Clommierce Commission
Rtv
McAdge
M Uhord
Re elect Stanley as Police Head Continues on Page One
The article outlines renewed support for Police Head Stanley and details internal police committee roles, discipline structures, and expected conduct guidance. It notes the influence of railway and freight lines on regional policing and hints at potential government ownership of transit operators amid broader transport policy debates.
Lemon Juice Lotion Recipe for Soft Skin
A vintage advertisement describes making a lemon juice lotion to soften skin and reduce blemishes. It instructs mixing orchard white and lemon juice in a quarter pint base, straining, and applying to face neck and hands for months of freshness, claiming whitening and brightening effects and recommending druggists supply the ingredients.
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George L. 3Foore
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John Dezso
Samuel Greenbaum
Adolph Sherman
Msecu
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Ernest Berger
Five Committee
West Side Bank
Butler Avenue
Meltons
Qualety Store
Main ST
John Steed
Conlin & Green, Inc
Elm Street
Teamster
Peterson
Mlaas
Ordiinal Sion
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Emioan Oh
Pape
Grippe
the United Rent
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Salem
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Val. Soc
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Bora
Smith
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Wall Inverbiarler Ouiatissohota
Paget
Aml Murphy
Jeeto
Aniderwo
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Econm
Roner
Baltimore and Ohio
Oller
Nora
Ev Mary
Express
Mn McAdoo
Ophidans
Ingiive
la Touraine
Sava Pry’ — Ad Grocer
W. 5S
Quinby Company
Boston
Chicago
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Arenf
Hamburg
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Bridgeport, Conn
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