President Enroute to France Amid Transport Mishap
United Press reports the president on a voyage to France aboard the transport Gaye Washington. The dispatch notes the ship departed Sandy Hook this morning amid heavy crowds along the New York waterfront.
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George Washington
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Hook
Harbor Forts
New York
Gaye
Washington
Garshiy
Wadeworth
Uy Arbor
Staten
Lieutenant Sears Returns Home on Leave
Lieut Sears arrives home on leave after hospital treatment at Pittsburgh. He is reported improving and will remain at the home hospital for one or two weeks before returning to duty. The officer, formerly with the company and staff at the Vth, was wounded in action and is now recovering. Local friends will be glad to learn he is regaining health.
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Witmer Sour
Tonmerly
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Svlio di Ao
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Hh. P. Suott
Nutein
Tina
Morshial
Callabing
Tin Servien
Lin
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Anatilin
Alagka
Tha Ranting
Bf GaNhan
Hvia
Mowion
Wang Roy
Hogan
Ruthin
Cannes
Sulee
Steve
Furaibles
A. Uvniler
Ecrymel
Sure Asi
Fli
Iyi
Odotauco
Mattoriline
Mentin
Wilson says people understand political path forward
United Press report from New York describes President Wilson addressing reporters. He emphasizes public understanding of the nation’s course and asserts the burden rests on leaders to present a clear plan. The piece discusses expectations for progress and public reception to administration policies.
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United Prey
New York
March
Wilson
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Wea
America
Wowapaperinen Uust
Board Esposes Street Car Plan In City Council Meeting
The Board of Directors of the Moons of Commerce discusses a streetcar proposition aimed at preserving the railway line to the suburb. A committee chaired by unnamed figures reviews the issue and plans further sessions, with anticipated action and potential reforms on the agenda.
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Just
Murmay
Loveland
Potterwin
Yawaony
Ohibr
Iveul
Altontell
Board of Commerce
Radicals Present Demands and Government Crisis
Berlin reports radicals present demands to the government including the release of political prisoners such as Karl Radek and the dissolution of the government. They call for political normalization with the Stalin Soviets and the immediate end of the Tubenzolleria regime amid ongoing mobilization. Two visitors, Katherine and Mary Stony, are staying as guests for a few days.
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Berlin
Meno
Tubenzolleria
von Tlidenburg
von Aulendort
von Terpity
Karl Radek
Ceimai
Minwen
Katherine
Mary Stony
Aunt Mina
Katherine E. Stax
Bust Smith
Ot Rooty
Wilson for Finish Fight With Senators
President Wig wins a political fight with the Henofe Republicans in the Lee of Mirdona covenant. The president declares that the majority of the people prefer a clear path by May, while political pundits note the opposition’s waning influence. A public reaction follows with strong views across parties as the year progresses.
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United Press New Yark
Wig
Nuit Fox
Abe Warn Tage
Five Years In Mer Marine War Memoir and Vignettes
Fragmented notes recount a merchant marine sailor Witmer speaking of past service, a hospital return, and a long struggle with heavy casualties. The piece recalls friends, battles, and a funeral at St Georges France, with other town-tied scenes and a city business visit flagged in a jumble of names and dates.
Hospital Ad Space Donation Clarified by Journal Board
The Journal states all advertising space used by the hospital is donated by the Board of Directors at Mr. Loder’s request. The hospital has not paid for the space, and no charges have been or will be made. Mr. Loder prepared the articles and has no other connection with the Journal.
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Mr. Towler
Onliatad
Giar
Hornlos
Wren Gayn
Tvs
Woman's Auxiliary
Mary A. Harrison Oaild
Yoling Mon's
Loder Hiere
Loder
Lod Ar
Comrade Letters From Lt Ford Framed in Wartime Echoes
Fragmented wartime letters recount bonds and duty among soldiers, noting alignments within the 28th Infantry, exchanges about unit movements, and a postscript involving local officials, religious gatherings, and a citywide conference schedule. The text preserves names, places, and dates as readable from the damaged OCR.
Promoting Ball Team Faces Heated Union Committee Meeting
A chaotic meeting of a promotion committee discussed the boxing of teal town’s ball team. Names such as Lim, Hmorbn, and Natal appeared amid debate on procedures and dates. The group planned a vote and referenced city officials, with warnings of potential delays and personal tensions within the room.
Farmers Seek Daylight Saving Repeal Amid Farm Labor Concerns
National Grange leader Atkeson argues daylight saving hurts farm work by shifting the extra hour to morning, not afternoon, urging repeal amid critical food supply and industrial needs. He says cities push longer hours and wasted daylight while farmers lose harvest time and productivity.
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Geauiga
Stever
C. Atkenwn
Farmar
National Grange
Mate
Atkeson
Mr. Atkexon
Red Cross Home Service Efforts Expanded Nationwide
The article outlines a broad increase in Red Cross home service work, detailing coordination with military civilian relief and community volunteers. It highlights plans to boost manpower, supplies, and outreach to assist returning service members and their families. It mentions involvement of key figures and government support, with emphasis on expanding programs in cities and rural areas.
Federal Agents Rumors Sweep City After Transit Transfer
Conflicting rumors say federal agents arrived and questioned leaders Cap Jowell and Mrs Rhoda. The pair reportedly left for New York and Cincinnati en route to Corry, where a related operation is said to occur on Saturday night. Weather: rain tonight, colder Thursday morning, continuing cold.
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Mir
Rhoden
New York
Butte
Pennsylvania Railroad
Corry
Inge
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