United States Policy Aims to Influence South America
President Wilson states the United States will protect the territorial integrity of nations and promote peaceful access to world markets as it seeks to broaden understanding of U S policy in the Western Hemisphere. He pledges support for international stability and urges nations to join in preserving peace.
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U. S
Dolled Press
New York
Wilson
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Howard
United States
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Hewtnina
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More Penn A Drafted Men Will Leave
Harrisburg reports the State Hint headquarters says the remaining men called in the first draft will be sent to camps next week. On February 6 the first contingent of men will leave for Camp Muade to fill quota for 1,074 men. Men depart for Camp Lee on February 11 12 and 13. The order to report to Camp Lee covers 200 more men. After these moves about 15 percent of the men remain in the state.
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Harrisburg
Muade
Camp Lee
Swept by Disease in London January Fire
A distorted report from Londons January 29 issue notes widespread disease affecting the population. The piece mentions fever and related illnesses, with references to authorities investigating the outbreak and a converted movement addressing public health measures.
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Londons
Gambler establishment ordered closed amid police action
Authorities moved to shut a suspected gambling den after weeks of investigations. The venue reportedly stored equipment and processed bets while authorities noted abandoned premises and ongoing enforcement. Cash transfers and illicit activity drew attention from city officials and residents.
Services in memory of Mr Postlethwait
Funeral services for Mr William Postlethwait were held at 2 06 PM at his East Monsant Street home with Dr Foulkn officiating from the First Methodist Church. The ceremony emphasized eternal life and Christian consolation as mourners gathered from distant towns and the remains were later laid to rest in the Grove Cemetery. Attending relatives and friends included Charles PL Postlethwait and Mrs Bhuche Haberting of Mu Hola among others.
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Tne Grove Cemetery
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Raab
Oe Vervices
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Charles PL Postlethwait
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MuHola
Ane My
Ariel Mes
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Nys
Explosion Destroys Michigan Plant of Glevelind Clif Iron Company
An explosion wrecked the Glevelind Clif Iron Company plant in Michigan with damages around 1,000 dollars. The cause is unknown but suspected to be enemy action. An investigation began this afternoon into the blast.
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Glevelind Clif Iron Company
Enemy All
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United States
Ice Jam on the Tennessee River Destroys Vessels
A Tennessee river ice gorge wrecked boats today, sending multiple vessels to the bottom. The incident halted shipping, with extensive damage reported along Paducah and surrounding river towns as crews assess the wreckage and secure the waterway.
Spy Trys to Sink Supply Ship Amid Turbulent Action
A reported attempt by a spy to sink a supply ship failed under heavy seas near port. Initial information from officials indicates the vessel showed signs of tampering but no arrests or charges were made.
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Lyaciet
Anventonnan
Pont
Eeweh Ting
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Ipviewehy
Choked to Death at County Jail
A 44 year old prisoner John Kotly died after choking on chicken at Erie County Jail during a planned breakfast event. Sheriff Guy Fox faced scrutiny as the incident raised questions about safety and event planning for inmates.
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John Kotly
Guy Fox
Erie County
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Guy
Hong
Germans Evade Armistice Claims Across Front
A chaotic wartime dispatch notes German forces evading terms of a ceasefire. The report cites troop movements and alleged strategic ruses by German units along the western front as Allied authorities press for adherence to armistice provisions.
Italy Launches New Drive Amidst Alpine Front News
Dispatches from London report Italy launching a renewed offensive against Austro German forces. Allied lines hold near the Ashigo region as Austrian reserves retreat under heavy artillery fire. At headquarters in Hill In treepss Lady Lowe states about 1500 Austro German troops were engaged in a strong assault.
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Italy
Austrotermans
Avro
Ihe Nerny Wir
Ofles
Wale Torres
Hijet
Heol
Nakitus
Hil
Lowe
Warren County Runaway Search Narrows In On Youth Enlistment
Franklin reports a Warren County boy aged 17 ran away Saturday to enlist in the navy. His father, Millard McChire, a Spaniish American War veteran, pursued the matter and secured a naval recruiting lead in Erie. The family fears privation more than acceptance as the search continues.
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Harold McChure
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Philippines
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Erie
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Chicago
Unclear OCR Siege Report Over London Kills Many
Fragmentary text describes a raid on London with many killed and injured. The readable lines mention wartime action, casualties, and military effort, but details are largely garbled. The date, parties, and location specifics are not discernible from the readable content.
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London
Berlin Vindicates Czernin and Austrian Premier Action
Reports from several German newspapers confirm that the Austrian Premier took decisive action. The Vienna capital and public figures faced criticism as new dispatches noted reactions to policy moves and diplomatic developments.
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Coit Camini
Vreiene Wilooa
Detriyerud
Gemeriay
Mgebintt
Laday
Puners
Flay
Harman
Big Day Campaign Starts Soon in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania a Dry Federation meeting outlines the push for a statewide prohibition amendment. Key figures including Gov. Martin Urumbanehs and Secretary of the Navy Josephus Vaniet attend to rally support for the May primaries and the upcoming legislative session.
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Che Mento
Secretary of the Navy
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Martin
Urumbanehs
Fraikikaniy
Indhena
Donny Otol
Vunie
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Kelly
Manner of Congress
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Muthurg
Dry Federa Lon
Pennsylvania
Garland hosts charity dress event for Red Cross
Mary J. Mes and Mrs O M Gilson Jett plan a sewing dressmaking gathering in Garland to benefit the Red Cross. Local ladies will organize and contribute to the effort.
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Mary J. Whittlesay
0. M. Gilson
Pend
Garland
Red Crosse
Streetcar Conductor Dies In City Incident
A streetcar conductor died after a collision near James Street and Ratway company tracks. Police report sequence of injuries followed by rapid collapse. hospital records list cause as death from head trauma.
Bolsheviki Decline Imperialist Alliance Amid Turmoil
From Votrogna January 20 reports say Bolsheviki refuse joining imperialists while unrest grows. Imperialists issue a statement as Holshuvtien officials claim 20,000 Uden Coxspek supporters may back Pavol of General Kate dae. Rebels reportedly plan attacks on Hed posts near Patrogmad as tensions rise.
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Funeral of John Waller Saunders
Funeral services for the late John Waller Saunders were held at his home with Rev. Woodward presiding. Members of the Mason fraternity attended and burial occurred at Pine Grove Cemetery mausoleum. Attendees included F C Saunders and M White among others from distant places.
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Woodward
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Pine Grove Cemetery
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Mont
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Bumtalo
Irregular Red Cross Meeting And Community Update
A disjointed report describes a regular Red Cross meeting with multiple attendees and ongoing community discussions. It notes January references and various names, roles, and locations, including a focus on fundraising and organizational tasks.
Mid Year Exams at High School
The mid year examinations board at the High School begins today with students who meet the revived average exempt from the week. Exams continue until Friday, with changes in the next school year, including exemptions and work requirements. Some students face attendance and average criteria affecting exam status and progression.
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Your Examinations Board
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Simlon
Ingul
Ghood
Dutripus
Umea
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