A Master Stroke for Peace by Wilson Calls for Plain Terms
The piece lauds President Wilson for urging belligerents in the European war to plainly state their war aims and concrete peace terms. It argues that peace requires transparent objectives, notes neutral nations sufferings, and suggests public airing of demands could enable negotiations toward an end to the fighting.
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Wilson
Ameria
Oyu
Tan
Alte
Spence
Joe
de Somie
Ren
Jehu
Eash Sile
President Wilton Advances Peace Effort After War Onset
Fragmentary text notes a leader named Wilton advancing peace efforts, claiming the action is the greatest step toward peace since the war began aside from Berlin overtures. It emphasizes obtaining definite knowledge of extreme demands as essential.
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Aeell
Whit
Wilton
Berlin
Court Decides Brewers Must Face Trial in Erie Case
Erie report notes Judie Thompson of the federal district court in Pittsburgh ruled the Erle Brewing company and 71 others must stand trial with the United States Brewers Association of New York on charges under the Federal Corrupt Practices Act. Indictments from the 1914 election alleged brewery funds were used to support Congressmen and a U.S. Senator.
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Auciston
Judie Thompson
Federalistrict
Pittsburgh
Erle Brewing Company
Stimmo Tral
Tlwa
Ien
Serious Gas Explosion at West Hickory Injures Workers
An Atlantic Refining plant engine room explosion at West Hickory, Warren County, injures George Nelson and Roy Shorts with burns to the face neck and body. Mary Knight and others escape serious injury as flames are damped by snow. The gasoline pumping setup and cement chamber fueled fumes. mixer ignition caused the blast, but damage was limited and victims stabilized by physicians.
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Warren
George Nelson
Atlantic Refining Company
Woes
Hickory
Nelson
Marry Knight of
Mayburg
Roy Shorts
West Hickory
Shuts
Huthie
Fragmented OCR item hints at urban incident and fire
An unreadable OCR fragment describes a domestic scene with a fire, a death, and a man named Jamestown. It references a neighborhood setting, a stove, heater, water, and a home interior. These garbled lines suggest a local incident involving injury or fatality and a sequence of actions occurring after breakfast.
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Brooton
Carlyle
Jamestown
Albert Aerstood Clarifies The Issue In Brief
A fragmentary note presents Albert stating a clear stance on the matter, asserting understanding and readiness to proceed. The text hints at a problem area but offers no complete event details or outcomes, leaving the core action and participants unclear.
Local plant employed by Bellovad company shifts steady work
A clipped report notes Bellovad plant staff adjusted operations at its Tt 19 a town facility. Officials indicate ongoing employment and steady production as of today, with management confirming the plant remains active and workers continuing duties.
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Bellovad
Company
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York State
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Warren National Bank
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