Norwalk Boy in Moscow Returns as Lawlessness Surges
A Norwalk soldier from the 102d Regiment wounded in action arrives home after a seven day journey from Petrovgrad via Moscow. He, and other wounded servicemen, describe chaotic scenes in Moscow and Petrograd with armed looters, fires, and breakdowns in order. Reports say the capital lacks police protection, with armed bands looting homes for provisions and clothing as fires rage and volunteers attempt firefighting.
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Norwalk
Petrograd
Moscow
Epocur
Logie
Boduy
Sant Petrovgrad
Harine Tert Derpagrad
Erin Innis
Dimon
Severn
Igseos
Josh Wb
Hele
Ceptainy
Lot
Ailaliyp
Realty Record Warvinity Towers and property transfers
A list of multiple property transfers and deeds including parcels with buildings on Federal and other streets, buyers and sellers names such as David Apstein, Mary Apstein, Morris Cohen and others, and a note about Mrs. Rolf Smith as the only member of the British Columbia legislature pushing a minimum wage bill.
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Warvinity Towers
Chovarni Todubiaine
Bale Oslow Nietibie Ium
Isast Malin
Dartheding
Lyon Taverken
David Rieh
Hancock Awenne
Tridgeport Savings Bank
Samuel Inert
Porn Linvi
Afro Street
Bridgeport Savings Bank
Samuel Kinri
Tere Tri
Alfred Street
Rolf Smith
British Columbia
Iat Hordy
Unusual Toque Is Hand Smocked For Fall Attire
An article describes unusual hand smocked toques with velvet or satin fabrics and feather trims. Designs feature high crowns and soft shapes, with detailing like a top knot, tail swings, and front facing brims. New fashion notes note furs, feathered accents, and a long neck trim.
Ten Clergymen Ready To Go To Work in Shops
Ten clergymen are prepared to join shop work as part of a broader program. The report mentions churches including West lint Conc and Methodist congregations and notes parish roles in community employment efforts.
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Perel
Senin
A. A
Murlin
Ehaareh
Strefort
Ehaereb
Airtel
Lieut Dyer to Present Medals to Boy Scouts
Fragmented report shows Lieut Dyer awarding medals to Boy Scouts amid ceremonies. Mentions names like George Butter and Angelainger, with unclear details and garbled phrases about a patrol or troop activities.
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Dyer
Boy
End of End-Clemenceau Fight To End
Fragmentary text shows scattered phrases about fighting end conditions and names, with unclear context. The readable portions mention end and fight themes, some blended names, locations, and dates, but no coherent event or main subject emerges. The piece appears as garbled OCR with no verifiable facts or clear entities to anchor a summary.
Franco-Russian Treaties Bound in Yellow Book
A damaged fragment describes Franco-Russian treaties bound in a yellow book. It mentions naval and military conventions, alliance terms, and joint force actions, with references to Veolia and ambiguous parties. The text is garbled but centers on a bilateral agreement and its enforcement during a period of joint operations.
Warne r of & Onde nvene Myrtle heveh injured in car incident
In a report from a dire accident in Hile, Warner of & Onde nevene Myrtle heveh sustained a severe injury when a car flew off yesterday. He was admitted to the emergency hospital and later moved to another facility for further care.
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Fins “Warner
Tha Inuergency Hospital
Las Oseqdi Bh
Keegin
Dia Tani
Dash of British Wins Correspondent's Praise
The correspondent lauds the British dash and epic deeds in a sweeping review. Mentions Architeh and Troan bot lions as dramatic symbols within a tale of long endurance and a nation’s resilience.
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Willy
Rey
Che
Alan Hans
Hears of Money Left Three Years After Death
Special Miss Josephine Duckley sister of Brickley of 18 Franklin Ave. took estate of 1000 in MACH property when she died December 2 in Lattherin hospital Brooklyn. Surrogates exempted estate from inheritance. Miss Buckley known to Norvale residents, survived by brother, sister Helen Matton, five nephews and five nieces entitled to share. Addresses of top heirs unknown. efforts to locate them continuing.
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Norwaig
Josephine Duckley
Brickley
Franklin Ave
Shin
Brooklyn
Bueteley
Norvalle
Helen Matton
Overseas Slacker Song Records Collected for Aid
A wartime notice describes the collection of phonograph records to aid troops overseas. It notes the need to replace worn records as music provides comfort, with the organizing corps forming to manage the effort and supply to shelters, airfields, hospitals, and bases.
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Overseas
Ridgefield Physician Receives Medical Corps Commission
Ridgefield reports Dr W. Towe, long serving physician, departed for Fort Oglethorpe Ga with a commission in the Medical Corps. His son, Gilbert R. Lowe, is stationed in Portsmouth after enlisting in the medical corps last year.
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Ridgefield
Towe
Fort Oglethorpe
Gibbert IR. Lowe
Portsmouth
U Son
Former Czarina Burned to Death Is Latest Report
LOANTON September 1 A London rumor claims the former Russian empress and her four daughters were murdered by Bolsheviks after being moved to a village and barricaded in a house that was set on fire. Reports vary. Bolshevik officials denied the murder claim days later. Dr Arthur Scrimgeour of Bridgeport has been commissioned a captain in the Medical Reserve corps.
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Loanton
Dtusshin Iuincess
Ambouk
London
le Slory
Prige
Prige Bpers
Arthur Scrimgeour
Toy Wirren Street
Medical Reserve Corps
Scrimecour
Bridgeport
Officially Dead Now Admitted He Is Alive Soldier Case
Spokane telegraph recalls a wartime mix up as Carrell son of Chenwitle parents was declared dead in a 1917 telegram. A later message dated duty 27th, eight days later, shows he survived a fierce February 14 1918 German assault near Sew Tlavern after joining the 02nd Aifantra at Sew Tlavern in 1917.
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Onleiel
Washington
Tippe Vale
Willian
Fantex
Jackian
Gea
Haines Carrell
Chenwitle Read
Folosram
Doube
Carrall
Hine
Carretl
Tlavern
Jane
Armenian and Syrian Campaign in January
New York reports a tentative January drive plan by American committees for Armenian relief. The drive, set for the week of January 12 to 19, aims to relieve terrible conditions in Armenian and Syrian regions. Messages from Oxford, England, and former ambassador to Turkey are cited as part of the appeal.
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New York
Rao
Witespreel
Persia
Amerean
Sey Orelief
al Ad
Tisha Core
Oxford
Haglan
Monre Morsenthan
Amassidor
Turkey
Bridzenort Selective Dead of Disease Overseas
Private John A. Coneteto of the 825th United States Infantry died overseas at age 23 from disease. Born in Sweden, he previously worked as an oiler at Union Metallic and was a member of the Loyal Order of Moose and the Scandinavian Society. He lived in this city and died near Seaview Avenue after serving with men and officers in the North Atlantic area.
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John A. Coneteto
United States
Rapiry
Aimerican
Flesas
Heresy
Prey Tfonstein
Seaview
Sweden
Union Metallic Tartridge Company
Ele W
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Scandinavian Society
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