French and Belgians in Occupied Areas Hide Valuables
American press dispatch from January 29 reports French and Belgian residents in occupied regions saving property from German requisition. Homes hid al cove storerooms with boarded walls storing cars wine and jewelry while German officers searched walls sand ceilings for hidden caches. Many families succeeded in concealing valuables despite arrests and threats, using walls pipes and cellars to conceal items.
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Atlee
Have Color In Cheeks Your Chia Ja
The garbled text appears to reference olive tablets and a bad taste in the mouth. No clear news event or persons are identifiable from the readable fragments.
Weather Report from Cheyenne Bureau January 29
The Cheyenne Weather Bureau reports 6 AM and 6 PM readings. Clear skies, 34 to 41 degrees, humidity 25 percent, wind from the west at 4 miles per hour. Highest 65, lowest 30, precipitation none since Jan 1.
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U. & Weather Bureau
Cheyenne
Jan
Swansea England to Build Colliery and Steel Complex
Industrial developments near Swansea include a colliery and steel works with 2400 workers' houses planned. Projects worth 26 million dollars will create ore treating works biest furnaces and a 66 foot roadway. Land from Swansea East dock to the Neath river is acquired for 1500 acres of facilities and 2000 houses as the first installment.
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Swansea
England
Swansea East Dock
Neath River
Oll
United States Department of Labor
Christie Eyes Failing Ring Days Near End
Milwaukee January 29 report notes veteran middleweight Gus Christie likely must retire due to failing eyesight. Christie has saved his ring earnings and is said to be comfortably established.
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Puo
Milwaukee
Gus Christie
Christie
Russian Economic League condemns Bolshevik admission to peace talks
The Russian Economic League based in New York denounces proposals to admit Bolshevist representatives to the peace conference. It argues Bolshevism blends lofty phrases with criminal practice and warns such inclusion would harm Russia’s future, urging continued Allied support for a united Russia and condemning foreign sympathy with the Bolsheviks.
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Kussian Financial
New York
Americana
Rusia
United States
Ite
A. J. Withnegradaky
Rusela
Vv. N. Bacehkhroff
Furmher
Alesander W. Rehr
Rusa
Elementa
Rusala
League
Bolshevist
Bolsheviat Party
All Russian Gang of Thieves
Russia
Russian Economic League
Preaider Wilson
Rock Springs Bomb Blast Terrifies Wyoming Town
In Rock Springs Wyoming a bomb exploded at the home of Italian immigrant John Bertognolli last night. The blast shattered windows across blocks, injured one person slightly, and prompted a large police investigation into alleged blackhand agents.
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Black Hand Agents Dynamite
Tali Rock Springs
Rock Springs
Wyo
John Bertognolli
Philip Bertognolli
Superior
Auto
Mra
Minor league chiefs back new pact with majors
A R Tearney president of the Three league and minor league chairman says the major leagues must respect contracts and territorial rights. He calls the split with the majors a splendid move, enabling clubs to protect players and sell to whom they please. Tearney and associates will present a new agreement to the commission within a month.
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Chicago
Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
A. R. Tearney
Tedrney
Tearney
Wis Assosiates
Commission
Wealthy Wyoming Cattleman Dies in Los Angeles
Word has reached here of the death of Fagena Holcom, a wealthy Wyoming cattleman, in Los Angeles.
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Fagena Holcom
Wyoming
Los Angeles
Local Business Notices and Civic Ad Inks
Fragmented city notices show coal and auto service ads from Capitol Avenue and nearby merchants. A Black community meeting announced by Albert Williams at the A and EB Annex. merchant notices warn against unpaid bills and urge prompt payments.
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Albert Williams
A & EB
Milwaukee Panthers Rise in Local Baseball League
A new Milwaukee club called The Panthers joins the association, with early discussions considering a name change to The Brewers. The move signals expansion for local baseball activities in the city.
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Milwaukee, Wis, Ja
The
Panthers
Milwaukee
Association
Brewers
Restleas at Wight Sufferers Seek Kidney Aid
A damaged fragment recalls sufferers at Wight dealing with kidney pain backache and joint aches. The text mentions Foley Kidney Pills giving relief and improving pallor overnight, though readability is limited.
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Wight
Ittle
Foley
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