Ueikman Advance Not Being Opposed In Soviet War News
United Press dispatches from Petrogmad report German forces advancing toward Petrograd as Soviet leaders debate retreat versus defense. Citizens pledge service, with thousands of workers ready to join the front and women volunteering for army roles. A defensive council formed in Leningrad and surrounding areas. Washington reports German retreat discussions but indicates capital remains vulnerable. Ambassadors prepare diplomatic notes amid continuing crisis.
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Petrogmid
Welayoa
Yines
Masle Fy
Conlin
Smobinul
Patngrad
Maveow
Moncow
Wieh- Ity
Petrognad
Guerin
Mrs Foote Dies at Port Crane in New York
Word reached friends that Mrs My D Foote, formerly of the area, passed away at her sister Miss Harriet Hurd’s home in Port Crane New York. She had lived in Chautauqua and Norfolk before moving to the Port Crane region. The funeral and burial will be at Grove Cemetery with details to follow. Her sister Mrs Hurd and stepson Summer Foote will attend with Teviah Conry on the funeral train.
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Mise
Harriet Hurd
Port Crane
N.Y
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Chautauqua
Kote
Mik
Téviah Conry
Monsiny
Sammie Bawa Tops Over the Top Certificates
A fragmentary note shows Sammie Bawa involved in a push for over the top certificates. The text is garbled but indicates a promotional or competitive context with unclear details and a focus on certificates.
Scottish Troops Win New Raid In Invasion Action
London dateline reports Scottish troops conducted a raid near Wight and on the Menine road capturing several German personnel and a machine gun. The report notes bursts of fighting with no further action against nearby forces.
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London
Wight
Menine Road
Salvation Army Event Successful and National Night Sparkles
The Salvation Army patriotic evening was a splendid success from start to finish. Each program number was skillfully presented and praised. The event featured three living pictures with Dorothy Messenger as Hetey Todi, Mrs Aryiin Howley as Columba, and Mrs Mary Doug La, plus five others representing the Nation's. Johns delivered an address on The War Across the Sea.
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Salvation Army
Tho Watlong
Aryiin Howley
Columba
Mary Doug
Tai! Wien Johns
Reward Offered For Body Of Engineer P P Mullen
Warren February 2 The Nonosua Valley Railroad offers $200 toward the recovery of the body of engineer P P Mullen. He was killed when the engine plunged over an embankment into the Tinnesta Creek early this afternoon. It was feared the body was under the locomotive but this proved incorrect. search efforts have not located him.
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Warren
Nonosua Valley
P.P. Mullen
Mullen
Tinnesta
Wuehh
Ta Alle
Aw HaeonEh Seireh
Han
Red Cross Campaign Receives Donation En Route
Desmond reports another contribution to the One Cent on the Dollar effort. A Sister from A L Bueh in Alb Albuquerque New Mexico sends a cheque for 25 tied to the withdrawal of Garry Chapter. Mr and Mrs Bye with other contributors express good cheer and insist on being counted though not presently present.
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JJ. Desmond
A. L. Bueh
Alb Auiergue
N. M
Garry
Mra. Bye
LaFollette Labeled I.W.W. Leader in Speech
In a here today speech Chitcayro of Arkansas dubbed LaFollette as an I.W.W. leader. He tied the organization to Bolshevik style threats and Russia. The remarks linked the I.W.W. to unrest in the United States, arguing voters should oppose such ties.
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Chitcayro
Brogh
Arkansas
United States
Genako I
Banquet Honors Men Who Will Serve in War Effort
A wartime banquet at the Grandin Hotel honored men who will serve in the impending conflict. Speakers including Captain J.D. Bentley compared Civil War era efforts to 1927 mobilization, urging support for Uncle Sam and proper food donations. The event announced three additional volunteers joining the list and thanked the Red Cross and cantonment organizers.
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Manuel
Board of
Cotmeren
Waller
Woloun
Uncle Sam
United States
Ellos
JD. Bentley
Washington
Tuonpla
Florida
Magaud
James J. O'Brien
Ite
Coen
Kelta
Farmers Invited to Attend Tractor School Demonstration
A forwarded invitation from the Josias Bound of Commerce invites farmers and partners to attend the Tractor School at the Polis National College in Catbridge Springs. The three day program runs February 26 to 28 starting at 8 a.m. It promises no speeches but aims to boost cooperation for better land and crop outcomes.
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Josas
Com- Mure
Polis National College
Witend
Trator
Eld Fabruway
Pollsn Nationad Alliance College
Catbridge Springs
Christie to Colonel: Major Christie Promoted in News
The report states Major Christie has been rotated to lieutenant colonel role. It notes his long service and prior postings, including a return from the capital and ties to the government staff. The item references his brother and recent promotions within the same unit.
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Articl
Cheistie
Beei
Wastitistod
Glaitenang
Jis
Chadelape
Smr
Lins Ben Fucther
My. Ghriitle
Ural
Klein Sets Prices for Poultry
Price list issued by the food administrator shows fowl at 24 to 33 cents per pound with roosters at 25 cents. Telegram from Washington states pork price ideas of 30 cents for hens 35 for chickens and 27 for roosters, applying to New York Boston Philadelphia and other markets, with regional adjustments and reductions noted for several cities.
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Washington
New York
Tve Poultry Denters
Powis
Moston
Phildistphia
Thing
Boston
Philadelyte
Colwoybud
Lonisyit
Bouts
Kunis City
Oimna
Minnéspols
St Pant
Draft Set For June Release On Budget Talks
Officials announce a June release for the next draft as budget negotiations continue. City leaders state the timing aims to align with committee reviews and potential policy changes.
Plan Winning Report Today Show
Washington February 2 The notice reports a large war draft plan advancing and lists participating firms and localities. Names include Corry Chapter and A. D. Calegrove with many local manufacturers and suppliers named in the muster table. James Payton sails for camp and will depart from Clymer as soon as possible per Provost Marshal.
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Washington
Ernoon
James Payton
Clymer
Cunp
Secretary Baker Announces Big War Production
Washington reports Secretary of War Baker confirms full equipment of all United States troops. About 170,000 rifles and large numbers of overhauled rifles produced in weeks. He notes Homer of rifles and Great Britain aiding supply. shortages and delays cited. Baker expresses cautious optimism about mobilization pace and shipments.
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Washington
United States
Baker
Rifles
Nelaya
Weil
Berlin Announces Successes Berlin Announces Successes
United Press report from Berlin claims German forces pushed east toward Dubney near Town, seizing towns and claiming over 9 000 captures as two xenerts twelve colonels and other officers were dispatched to a campaign amid minimal resistance toward Petrograd.
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Benin
Alfrog
East
Dubney
Tovnn
Trops Stverall
Thy
Tom
Lyx
Turthy
T &Mps
Omar Rust
Petrograd
Penny a Dollar War Bond Cry Echoes among Patriots
A fragmented wartime poem urges Americans to contribute a penny per dollar to support the war effort. It contrasts home front sacrifice with frontline dangers and questions the cost of inaction if the foe overruns Europe. The piece calls children and families to uphold national unity amid rising prices and peril.
McAdoo Assailing Hoover in Public Feud
Fragmentary story reports McAdoo assailing President Hoover amid a growing controversy. The text mentions administration figures and ongoing tensions, with references to policy and political criticism in the eastern region and railway transport issues.
Austria Not Party to the Brest Litovsk Talks
Washington reports Count Czernin announces Austria will take no part in negotiations between the Russians and Germans at Brest Litovsk. Foreign Minister Trotaky says he wishes to treat the power now restraining Russia. Meadville notes conditions improving with river receding and city water levels rising.
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Washington
Cpenhagen Stite
Czernin
Austria
Rivesinns
Gerpsins Ak
Brest
Nickel Slot Machines In Operation Alleged Youths Involved
A garbled report describes slot machines in operation for several weeks, with complaints about payoffs and alleged involvement of youths. It notes money paid, possible city attention, and claims that minors are playing the machines and experiencing a feverish effect.
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MSH
Everal
Anthur
Ashumthy
Elvsks
Government Moves to Take Erie Plant as Production Nears
Erie observers report the government plans to seize the Erie plant amid high-level visits. Colonel Jameson and officials from Brake Show assess new facilities and equipment ahead of next month’s production start. Government inspectors contacted Washington, awaiting formal word on the action.
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Avi
Willington
Casily
Inston
Washington
Pobils
Canming
Orla
Tanieson
Senator from New Jersey Seeks US Senate Seat
United Press report from Treniton New Jersey recounts Bevernor Hnee announcing plans to run for the United States Senate with a Democratic ticket. The item notes party alignment and preliminary statements amid campaign talk, with limited legible details due to damaged text.
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