Bear Reported Roaming Near Big Bear Community
In HiMepttville on January 27 a large black bear was seen about six miles from town. First spotted in Charles Babrock's orchard, the animal has appeared several times. It entered Hancock’s dairy and killed several chickens, and took hams from a farmer’s smoke house. Teo Roberts and others sighted the bear, which vanished when he hurried back to his house.
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HiMepttville
Charles Babrock
Mr. Hancock
Teo Roberts
Hays
Hin
Rifia
Mexican oil firms resume operations in Carranza era
Washington reports indicate Carranza grants permission for American and foreign oil firms to restart drilling and construction in the Liemainplo district area, despite disputes and delays. Obregon moves toward Mexico City as authorities assess Spanish tensions and other regional shifts.
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Washington
State Department
Lie Maimploo
Carranza Ha
Heyars
Amercan Oil Company
Wull
Usryat Ka
Uxys
Bus
Permlasion
Tran
Carruiza
Diene
Obregon
Moxco City
Carranzm
Bhorst
Zapata
Aryan
Mexico
Puebla
Carranee
Ford Cuts Salaries Probed by Atlante Investigator
Atlantis Ga Jan 8 an Ford employee rally heard Douglas Barnes moral investigator for Ford explain profits sharing and wage cutting. He cited wasteful spending drunkenness and lack of prep for the future urging better habits to restore wages.
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Atlantis
Ford Automobile Company
Becauyn
Ford
Douglan Harnes
Ford Company
Atlante
Barnon
Tte
Will Fight All Licenses in Warren Church Rally
Warren January 27 reports a long distance organizer for the avenged party arriving from Conneaut. The village held a windup meeting after a Jordan campaign telegrams were received from pro-union workers. Plans are made for 1000 men to attend a protest at the county court in March against Sleonsey. A large dinner and service followed at the Tabernacle, with prominent guests and heavy expenses covered by the committee.
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Warren
Avengenletic Party
Connewut
Kpidal Weston
Jordan
Conneaut
Ohio
Sconse
Wintten
Tabernacle
Mr. Jordan
Windrad
Lark
Chim
Walters
Buat Nes
Ween
Aurona
Covis
Tabernacle Executive Committee
Princess Auerpersg Wealthy American Girl Divorces Austrian Red Cross Chief
Princess Auerpersg, an American heiress, has divorced the Austrian Red Cross chief in a high profile separation. The couple’s marriage, tied to philanthropic and social circles, ends amid private disputes and public attention.
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Red Cross
Adler Tonic Promoted In Local Drug Ad
A fragmented notice touts a remedy described as Adler Tonic made from bark and glycerine claimed to cure appendicitis and relieve sour stomach and constipation. The text credits Thomas Downey Drugs as the local agent and references rapid effects, though details are unclear.
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Adler
Thomas Downey
Drugeiat
Ady
Starr Granite And Marble Works Sees Record 1914
The Starr Granite And Marble Works of Corry reports its 1914 business surpassed any two or nineteen years, crediting loyalty of Corry residents, robust boiler work and better batter pricing, plus new designs and machinery. The note anticipates stronger 1915.
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Corry
Ag Metn
Socond
Starr
Maple Ave
Weiss Telephone for Garbage Pickup Demand
A notice instructs residents to notify Weiss by telephone or mail to arrange pickup of ragas rubber newspapers magazines and morals. Weiss will pay for them.
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Weiss
Allies Will Seize All Interned Ships
Washington reports warn that if the United States buys interned German and Austrian ships under the pending ship purchase bill, it will engage with Britain France and Russia. Allied powers are prepared to treat such vessels as enemy ships, changing political risk and prompting fear among Democrats about administration plans.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
France
Russia
Germany
Austria
Uhipe
British and Canadians discuss indemnity for killings near Fort Erie
Sir Josaph Pope and Sir Cecil Spring-Rice met with Counselor Lansing to press for compensation over the December 28 incident where two American duck hunters were killed by Canadian militiamen near Fort Erie. They expected smooth accord on the indemnity and related claims regarding Walter Smith and others wounded in the incident.
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Weslington
Josaph Pope
Cecil Spring-Rice
Lansing
State Department
Willy Resvet
Fort Erie
Department
Walter Smith
Chusten Dorach
Mio
Jamestown Man Found Dead From Gas In Bathroom
Jamestown resident William Jackson hurt by asphyxiation in his bath room at 424 Windsor Street. Coroner Bergen F. Titon investigated and ruled accidental death from natural gas poisoning. Jackson, a watchman at Caffish Brothers lumber yard, slept during the day and was found by his daughter upon returning home. The room was filled with gas. a gas jet on the wall burned and the bath was left open.
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Jamiestow
William Jackson
Windsor Street
Dewn
Jila Lowe
Go Frm
Bergen F. Titon
Chandler Atrest Extension
Tudy
Curtla
Jackson
Heighbor
Warren Walkermain
Tobold
Cook's Pills for Backache Kidney Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Cook's Pills for backache as a remedy for kidney strain from heavy meals and nervous tension. It claims pills flush and stimulate tired kidneys, improve urine, and restore vitality. Available at Thos Downey's drug store.
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Cook
Downey
Porter Alderman Removed to Main Street Turmoil
C B Porter is removed from his Alderman post amid upheaval on Main Street. Reported demand shows instability in local governance with business notices and tenuous specialty concerns affecting the district.
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C. B. Porter
Main Street
Confectionery Act Challenge Sparks Delicate Debate
A garbled plea questions food law compliance and consumer safety. The fragment hints at confectionery products and regulatory scrutiny. Named entities and precise facts are unreadable, but the text aims to portray a legal or policy confrontation over edible goods and enforcement.
Traveling Man Held as a Spy in Canada Detention
Jun 27 News: Louis Goldman, a New York clothing maker, jailed for four hours in Nt Agnew Malls Ontario after Canadian immigration detention raised spy suspicions. Released with funds, he travels to Washington to seek U.S. rights as an American citizen traveling through Canada. He recalls 200 Americans held since the war began and vows to press lawyers and his son for clarity.
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Michigan
Canada
Lgkat
New York
Bargains of the Week in Meat and Groceries
Last week of January brings astonishing bargains on meat and lard. Buckled bacon, tangy hams, pork sausage, pure lard, and bulk staples like corn starch and sugar are featured. Coffee brands, breakfast cereals, canned goods, syrups, dates, and tonics appear with low prices. Various items from Sunor Kramt mud pound to Lydia Pinkham’s Compound are listed among the specials.
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Burks Farm
Sunor Kramt
Howton Coffea
Riley
Packard
Tierce
Thompson
Lydia Pinkham
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Hillsdale
Knowlton Bros
Big Bear
Honma Remady
Fredonia
N.Y
Thorna Downey
Padold Hye
Optomotrim
Oliter Traction Bulla
Ory
Litian Barnes
Whison Piano School
Will Era Plang Jomons
Columbus’ Arena
R. Aie
Frank Boetonton
Claian
Trampico
Smith
Paper Milla Currail
Johnsonburs
New York & Pennnsylvania Paper Company
George
Ireland
Dublin
Princess. Auersperg
Frank G. Jones
Pek Phonersat
England
Jamestown
Paver
Buffalo
Detroit
Babbitt & Son
Drug Suste
IC. J.wood’s Cash Market
Postottce
First Avenue
Frank Sands
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