Taft to Speak With Wilson on Upcoming Trip
President Taft will speak with President Wilson as the two prepare for an imminent royal trip. The executive will sail Wednesday from Washington to New York where he plans addresses at Carnegie Hall and other venues. The talks aim to align on policy and party strategy ahead of the voyage.
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Progressives Will Select Candidate At Meeting
United Press dispatch from Washington describes a Progressive gathering where delegates will pick a presidential candidate. The group plans to choose between prominent figures and discuss strategies for securing the nomination, with discussions centering on future campaigns and formal inauguration plans.
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Twenty New Members for Motor Club in Gary
A Gary Motor Club meeting is called this evening in the Board of Com (ty) rooms. Twenty new members are expected, with plans for road work and pavement along a link between Macadam and New York state road, plus a drive and training exercises for new members.
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Americans Take Over Hun Interests In War-Torn Europe
Dispatches from February 28 report that American interests seize German assets in Venezuela, Colombia, and other regions. The American venture includes aviation and business holdings across Central and South America as German firms face expropriation under Allied pressure.
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Weimar Isolated As Germany Faces Serious Conditions
United Press reports from Berlin indicate Weimar remains isolated with serious conditions across Germany. Dispatches mention communication cutoffs, revolutions, and ongoing political upheaval as officials discuss potential new government actions and security measures.
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112th Boys Offered Fine Trips Amid Military Leave Rules
Fragmented OCR outlines special military leave categories for soldiers and officers, detailing five leave types with varying durations and expenses. Mentions General Pershing and travel to Europe, including Britain and Paris, with exceptions for exceptional cases and Prague.
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Garrison Arrives Home From France
Private Roy Garrison of Company 161th Infantry arrived in New York and was assigned to Camp Dix for discharge. He returned after a year and one day abroad. His mother celebrated the news as the community noted the family’s pride and a local celebration near Kerrtown.
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Funeral of Jas Normile at St Thomas Church
The funeral service for Jamon Normile took place at Bridgeport Cont Win Weld Vile with a requiem mass at 9:80. Rev M Wh Denoey conducted the service. Two women attended by Frank Banden. The hymns Abide With Me Good Night were sung by Med. Paul Stone as many relatives and friends attended.
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Weesen
Blizzard in Iowa Interment Details in Fragmentary Text
Fragmentary obit item notes interment in St Dex Molaon cemetery with several names and ritual details. Readable fragments mention Walter, Ellis, M E Keleher, Dempaoy, and others in a sequence of ceremony and burial actions, with unclear roles and places.
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Sen Lodge Urges Peace Amid Global Tensions
Windlington reports Senator Lodge appealing for peace in a national address. He condemned wartime actions and urged immediate steps to reduce violence, stressing unity and lawful governance. The speech touched on troop deployments and the need for diplomatic channels to prevent further conflict.
Republicans Confident After Gillette Victory
Republicans expressed confidence after Toprexpitative Gillette of Hoonkor secured a decisive win in the 1920 primary. The party claimed solid support and anticipated strong showing in upcoming elections following the recent ballot.
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Barn Dance Draws Large Washington Crowd in 20th Century Night
A crowded Washington event, described with garbled OCR text, recalls a barn dance evening with community participation and decorative displays. The long recital mentions organizers, dignitaries, and local schools present, highlighting a festive rural gathering with attendance by residents and visitors.
Italy Will Back Wilson
Washington reports February 28 that Premier Orlando has sent a personal envoy to President Wilton announcing full support from the Italian people and government in the Champions conflict. The gesture signals strong allied backing amid ongoing tensions and diplomatic exchanges.
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Erie Team Invades City For Tonight's Hard Fought Game
Unbeaten Keystone five visit Erie for fifth straight win in a clash with local G. B. team boasting strong county opponents. City hopeful crowd packs arena as locals believe team can prevail with city support.
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American Officer Killed at Coblenz
An American officer was killed at Coblenz during World War II as aircraft were engaged in operations over the area. The report notes the casualty occurred while attacking or capturing a party of German forces that had surrendered to the American Army of Occupation. Further details were not disclosed in the available text.
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First Church Christ Scientis Opens This Sunday
The Chelat Selentiny church plans a Sunday service to celebrate the new building and its dedication. Mr Toss rho Niven leads after completion, with a morning worship featuring sermons and the unveiling of the edifice. A reception follows, offering refreshments and a brief program for congregants and guests.
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Artillery Commanders Criticised In Report On Frontline Failures
Major William Mees and several officers are criticized for poor performance and miscommunication in recent artillery operations. The report notes orders to move batteries without prep caused exposed positions and German counterattacks risked heavy losses during a three hour engagement. Weather forecast: rain tonight, then cold Saturday with gusty winds.
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Shardura
Cup Man Ork Wa
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Rom
Wolfe Tifantey
Henry Tore
Federal income tax rules for individuals and exemptions
The text outlines who must pay federal income tax including single persons living with a spouse, exemptions such as the standard deduction, and notes on dependents. It mentions the 1918 Luzon figure and references allowances for a married person with a dependent. It discusses exemptions and support requirements in a historical context.
Services in Memory of Robt J Osborne
In memory of a late Ratirish Osborne, services held this afternoon in the family hut and at Word attendnd by many relatives. Rev Vi Woodward offered prayers and tributes to an exemplary life and noble traits. The interment was conducted at Hine Grove cemeteries, with pallbearers named. Attendees included town relatives and friends, among others Stanton, dean of the city, and various attorneys and officials. Taxpayers will receive 40 days from March 15 to file complete returns.
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