Four More Senators Meet With Wilson Amid Conference Push
United Press reports in Washington that President Wilson hosted a White House conference with four Republican senators showing support for his policy. The talks focused on the administration’s approach to foreign affairs and the administration’s recent push for allied unity, with observers noting tentative backing and questions about the plan's feasibility.
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United Press
Washington, DC
Wilson
Mao
Whitty House
Ronferenes
Marie
Nuon
Kupper
MaNarey
Benafors
Tina
Tragic series recalled as multiple deaths described
A chaos of fragments recounts a string of deaths and suicides linked to a family and associates. It mentions Mieke Ouveoa, Mrs Cano, Mr Cus, Tina OBrien, and the O’Brien family with references to suicides, confinement, and a hospital asylum.
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Cano
Wicket Behin
Antin Talon
Cus
Tina Obrien Lao
Caw
Aumin
Chso
Kanglige
Gowandu
O'Brien
Watrons
Dea
Nistov
Dick O'Brien
Tito
Chicago Car Men Vote On Strike
Chicago car men vote to strike over failed wage rise. About one thousand Omaha and city lines workers indicate a willingness to strike if their 7 percent demand is not met, with a possible compromise talks underway in the afternoon.
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Chicago
Umvearreay
Tisaphu
Unos
Ithara
No Recruits Registered in This City
Local Navy recruiting officers report no volunteers in Buffalo today. The recruiting office urged any young men interested in joining the service to contact the Buffalo station.
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M.A. Tomoky Barry
Willi Brandor
Tha
Saval
Bualo Lott
Tininvill
Thin City
Navy
Tonchh
Buffalo
North Pouw Bank Closed In Philadelphia
Philadelphia July 18 United Press reports the North Pouw Bank in Philadelphia was closed by State Bank Commission after a deputy investigated conditions. Officials assigned to halt operations noted deposits totaling about 50,000 dollars.
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United Preasy
Philadelphia
North Pouw Bank
Philatelphia
State Bank
Phladelphia
Cundicinis
Lo Bank
Thin Sori
Hoehauls TE Iq
Ly United Press
Nagasaki
Kweo Howlon
Tolivliluri
Daylight Rider Passes In House
A fragmented report notes a daylight rider passed in the House amid contention over a repeal and related agricultural provisions. The item mentions political factions and anticipated implications for taxation and public pay during the session.
Forest Fires Sweep Idaho and Montana Rage
Forest fires sweep Idaho and Montana threatening towns and ranches. reports say soldiers assist with containment as flames advance across western regions. Damaged dispatch from United Press describes widespread smoke and property risk amid difficult terrain and weather conditions.
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Idaho
Montana
Sunday Civil Bill Reported Out Favorably
By United Press, Washington July 7 The Sunday Appropriations bill passed the House yesterday, carrying 14 000 000 for national education and other items. The bill’s total is about 66 000 000 higher than the President Wilson’s veto message and no other major changes were made in the bill.
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United Press
Winhington
Wilson
Death Reported In Fainsstown Of Napoli Farmer
A strange death in Fainsstown is reported as Wiram Klouk a 60 year old Napoli farmer found hanging by a plow handle in a field. Authorities describe the scene as unusual while noting his body showed signs of asphyxia and the plow gear remained attached.
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Fainsstown
Wiram Klouk
Napoli
Dinnook
Coranyr Bourne
Germany Seeks U S Loan Amid War Strains
A cleft, misspelled foreign dispatch reports Germans pressing for a loan from American banks. It suggests Berlin hopes U S financial backing will stabilize war efforts as German authorities await American banking reactions and policy.
Boston Car Strike Edges Toward Arbitration
Boston transit workers and 7800 employers on the subway system show little change as talks continue. State and company officials press to resolve labor dispute and report that both sides have agreed to submit differences to arbitration.
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Bontony
Awith Wbau
Subway
Yihely
Ein Pletolye
Thi Fur Abelky
Stata Qhy and Company
Tielala Aye
Ovdry
Attornoen Marine Notflement
Affictals
Hill Twirling Good Ball for Indianapolis
A garbled 1 text fragment references Gurion TL and a tulano polis Amphony association nine. It mentions Vocal Inittina pitching for days of homer stain turled and Pirates, with ex cusions and a game where twirling and night hits are noted.
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Hill
Indianapolis
Gurion
Wits Ory
Tulanopolis Amphony Association
Inittina
Commission Satisfied With New Municipal Building Deal
City commissioners express satisfaction with a proposed plan to move the fire department and city offices into a new municipal building. They anticipate cost controls as a new fire truck arrives next month and debate headquarters location before formal approval.
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Hi City Commission
Fey
Fort Waly
Unity Kubler Nawatis
Jowy
Sromlyna
Moxamvr
Climax
Tommy
Nolighar
MACUL
Fee Department
Mweo
Sp Yrde
Nio
Mt Carmel children die after Lysol ingestion
Two young children Edward Bullen aged three and his infant sister Sylvia aged three months reportedly drank Lysol and died after being found by guardians last evening in Mt Carmel Jamaica. The tragedy was confirmed early today.
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MT. Carmel
United Preas
Mt. Carmel, Ja
Edward ‘Bullen
Sylvia
Rani
Governor Sproul Vetoes Several State Bills
Governor Sproul announced the veto of several measures in a recent session. The actions included bills establishing a four cent tax on plain bread, regulating loaf use, and a provision allowing Building and Loan associations to use United States bonds as the first loan payment. Additional minor measures were vetoed or disapproved.
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United Prone Nacrobliig
Ips
Governoe Sproul
United States
Carnival Visit Promises Big Spin and Spectacle
A carnival bill from Harry Coppings Pig Carnival features riding and fair acts under a royal militia theme with two daily performances by Copping and a royal troupe appearing in special parades and diversions at the venue this fall.
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Harry
Anil
Thilian
Social notes from Kepple's Grove and area gatherings
Listings describe a July 24 gathering at Kepple's Grove with sport events and meals. Mary Patterson orders a Mac cabon Review meeting. Attendees enjoyed boating, fancy work, and buffet luncheon at Mrs. Charles Aler’s cottage. A Board of Commerce band program is planned for evening. The Women's Christian Temperance Union plans September speaker visits.
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Kepple’s Grove
Alten
Maccabon Review
Mary Patterson
J. I. Hyerahy
Columbux Dake
Charles Aler
Aler
Board of Commerce
We. T. I
Briggs
West Pleasant Street
Corey
Shannon
Deposed Bela Kun Report From Paris Incongruous Note
Fragmentary Paris dispatch claims Bela Kun was deposed amid irregular reports. The text mixes garbled references to Alypatelion trawy and jinn with uncertain names and places, yielding unclear details. The reader should seek a clearer source for factual confirmation.
Local and personal notes amid a foggy week
Odd mix of local events and personal notices. Mentions Kenbily and Washington Street activities, a July 14 gathering at Wellseile, S Y, plus agricultural status and a church event in New Kensington. Also notes a rain event, an arrest delay, and a Williamsport railroad meeting plan with Pennsylvanian recovery details.
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MicHieuiy
Westport
Apoel
Washington Street
Lin Works
Sonpp
North Fav
Hoymhan
Gelion
Wellseile
S.Y
Exin
Britain
MT. Hakor
Bhorman
Ficker
Olea
New Kensington
Warren
Warren Aid Tevineton
Leneral
Mitenott Pakmer
Chawtawyus Saturiny Atternool
Aly
Kiell
Will Ton
Jean Jongur
Warton Times
Meninylyas Ina
Nimo
Williamsport
Central and Grant Division
Ww Pennsylvania
Elmira
Luxbury
Renovo
Vnfond
Ail Thia
Brie Hoa Renovo
Willian G. Mainz
Co. A
Mt. Grotna
Penndylvania Rewerve
Jstutos
Buffalo
Muir
Contract for Findley Road Project Delayed and Clarified
A damaged report outlines a road project dispute over trenching and surface work. It notes council involvement and a request for detours and safety measures at Findley Road. The document references earlier promises, contractor duties, and a delay affecting travel and local traffic.
Missionary Will Speak at M E Church
A missionary will speak at the M E Church on Sunday at 9 p m. The speaker, traveling from Columbus, will address the congregation on years of civil service and development. All are invited to hear the talk and participate in the event.
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M. E. Church
Injured in Fall from Hay Load
A well known resident of the city, Warvey Uoly, was injured in a fall from a hay load yesterday afternoon at the city. He was taken to Hospital for treatment as physicians monitored his condition.
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Warvey
Ant
Perhaye
Vito
Jowil
Kay
Gompers Arrives in England Amid Labor Tensions
From London United reports Samuel Gompers, head of the American Federation of Labor, lands in Southampton. He declines to discuss U S labor stance yet hints at imminent clarification as workers abroad watch the Anglo American question. A separate notice states a new store opens tomorrow at 46 East Main with N Dyesses as manager, promising a complete display and orders already planned.
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Hamual Gompers
Southampton
Americas
Amorion
England
Gale Shor
East Main Atrach
N. Dyesses
Bevstur
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