Roosevelt Angers Over General Wood Reprimand
Washington Aug. 21 Major General Lester Wood of the United States Army was sharply rebuked by Secretary of War Garrison for permitting Theodore Roosevelt to deliver a speech at the Plattsburg military camp. Roosevelt denounced administration policy and urged a stronger military buildup. The telegram reprimand followed Roosevelt's remarks and officials expect further action, potentially involving Wood. Colonel Roosevelt defended Wood and argued the speech did not reflect official policy.
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Lectin Wood
Unit States Army
Secretary of War
Theodore Roosevelt
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Wilson
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Woot
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Roosevelt
Wood
General Wood
Mr. Roosevelt
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Hin Éleeram
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Pictonburg
New York
Hiseelt
Generyl Jeomarl Wood
Shale
War Department
Garrisonston Wu
Spench
Colne Roorevell
Faye
Germany
Ronseelt
Roosevail
Father Dien of Gangrene and Son in Allentown Hospital
Howard Stephens, 34, a cement worker from Fogeleville, was admitted to Allentown hospital in critical condition with gangrene after a fence repair mishap. His son Howard, injured by a falling object, was also brought in with minor wounds. The father died as the condition worsened while the son’s injuries were treated. Stephens leaves a wife and four children.
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Allentown
Howard Stephiens
Fogeleville
Stephens
Howard
National Trapshooting Championship Preview Sparks Debate
The article discusses the national trapshooting championship, naming entrants and state champions. It highlights qualification from state titles, outlines score ranges and distances, and notes Dayton Ohio as a key gathering point with multiple states represented. It mentions competitors such as Royshen, Campbell, and Richardson, and references the Grand American Handicap as a major event.
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Tennesee
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New Jersey
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German Claims Sinking of Arabic Acknowledged
Berlin reports the German government denounces the sinking of the Arabic as an unfriendly but not sanctionable act by a submarine. It notes Berlin’s pledge to prevent similar disasters, referencing Wilson era notes and American diplomatic exchanges. The piece also covers military shifts on the European front, with Russia retreat and German measures to hold positions.
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Millan
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Hetwoan Orode
Wiker
Warsaw
Lone Britain Sunk German Submarine
London Avie 27 A remarkable World War I era report claims a lone British aircraft sunk a German submarine in offshore waters near the British coast. The feat is described as the first time an aircraft destroyed a submarine at sea, with Lt Commander Digworth credited for single handedly engaging and damaging the enemy vessel during patrol.
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London
Annals of
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Digaworth
Ninwetf
Oftont
Chital
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Admiralty
Wey
Cerna
Union Men Seek Central Hall Purchase Plans
Warren August 46 A labor union reports efforts to purchase a central hall for meetings and lectures. The group aims to pool rents to secure a suitable space after years of high theater rentals and lack of a dedicated hall for speakers.
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Trimtoes
Central Labor Union
Kotler
Central Union
Breber| Olgar
Hue
Tubacity
Franklin Liquor Cases In Court Reported
Prahitin Aug 20 court session reports multiple liquor case proceedings. Officers and prosecutors present as defendants face charges of illicit sale and possession without license. Judge presiding. verdicts expected on several felonies and misdemeanors.
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Franklin
Prahitin
Willie Quer
Frank Reardon
Court Hearing and Custody Case Amid Courtroom Turmoil
A confusing courtroom scene unfolds as Hred Peterson is taken, with a judge facing a tense exit. The morning session includes pleas and indictments, while mentions of Irvin and Herb Lawson arise, and a jury taunt hints at a broader custody dispute and ongoing weekly minutes.
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Peterson
Irvin
Herb
Lawson
Golne
John Boner
Wilblars
Craign
Olmstead Family Reunion Opening Ceremonies And Details
The Olmstead family reunion began with welcome remarks by President Teele and officers Ty Huimin and Mier Fe Hasbrouck. Family members from multiple branches attended, with arrivals in the morning and a noon meal, baseball games, music, and dancing planned for the afternoon. The next gathering slate will be announced by William Alcanon with participation from other names in Haveavor and Tineydile communities.
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VilLain Alcanon
Fragmented Local Notice From OCR Entry
The readable fragments describe a local public notice with actionable terms and involved officials. Details are incomplete but indicate official action and a scheduled or referenced timeline. Further context from the original page is required for full accuracy.
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