President Wilson Condition Improves After Consultation
President Wilson's condition showed improvement today with the executive sleeping at the White House. A scant consultation by Dr. Grayson and two physicians was held. bulletin promised later, and preparations for the Industrial Conference were postponed due to his nervous state. McAdoo and Mrs. Sayre were noted at the White House, and Belgian telegraph news for an unofficial visit was refused.
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Washington, Vt
Joernell
Dre Cragein
Ami
Tainty
Equilltion
Grayson
Wilson
Wilnan
Pones
Dunlalty
Whits House
Waldorf Astorie
Program of Reservationists Outlined in Westington Oregon
Fragmented text outlines a proposal by Reservationists concerning a peace treaty and troop movements. It mentions keeping American soldiers at home to maintain order, preventing deployment to Europe, and a political division over governance between nations. Names, places, and coherent details are unclear due to OCR damage.
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Westington, Or
Muropa Aundee
Nibi
Biluyla
Plebla
Yom Kippur Observed By Local Jews
Community observes Yom Kippur with fasting and prayer as local Jewish residents join a worldwide observance. The holy day begins at sundown and lasts about twenty four hours, with strict abstention from food and drink by adherents.
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Atona
Mont Sacred
Anyaig
Corry
Appointed Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Named
W W Margaridge of this city district Deputy Grand Beltin ruler. Mission: appoint for this district of 88 dodges of ithly asotlon.
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P.O
W. Margaridge
Elty Distriet
Granda
Chicago Weather Beams as Sox Arrive from Cincinnati
A breezy day welcomed the Waite Sox upon their arrival. A few Abéeey clouds drifted while the wind blew from the lake. The scene captures a calm perfect Chicago day with early hints of what to expect.
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Chicago
Waite Sox
Cincinnati
Lethe Breoee
Ruling on cider made by revenue man
A Buffalo internal revenue collector warns rural cider makers that bottled apple drinks fall under a 10 percent tax. He notes inquiries rise as apple picking season begins, urging producers to register and abide by regulations.
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WY. H. Thordas
Internal Revenue
Buffalo
Thi
Nenson
Hhu
Social Notes Of The Day At Beckenstraw Valley Chapter
A D A R meeting at the home on North Center street was well attended with 18 applications awaiting action by officers. Notes include a Revolutionary address, a paper on the Discovery of America, and a solo by Lillian Barnes. Future events and social gatherings are listed amid birthday celebrations for Katherine Bits Weber and plans for a forthcoming nuptial event.
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Beckenstraw Valley
Bntil
Burney
Lillian Haines
North Center Street
Share
thasNa
Jonal Bowes
Whink Nivatn
Mike Morence Pond
F. Giblin
Whraty
Nanat Atyany
Moroll
America
Mra R
Tivermory
Barber
Sevijie
Niva
Lillian Barnes
Marle ‘Praneis
Heirl
Mra. J. W
Haat Bovith
Katherine Bits Webor
Mtr
Ant
Pant Weber
Tiny Phil
Margaret
Jonnie Owhon
Hele
Mle Alien Nash
Bon 1
Starr
Oards
Noo
Maple Avenue
Mia
Fine Feature Grand Tonight at the Vitagraph Theatre
The Vitagraph feature The Gie Woujen plays tonight at the Grand Theatre. A village to city plot follows Gindya Leatie as she endures a murder accusation and a dramatic emotional arc, supported by Mauricd Costello Sulin Swayne Helendy Morrison and Be Tarwrmes amid a partly cloudy, showery forecast.
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Grand Theatre
Tuwiry
Gindya -Leatie
Labor Leaders Meet in Washington Amid Steel Strike Tensions
A Washington meeting of the national committee of the Steel Workers and affiliated bodies discussed the steel strike. Labor leaders including John Mirepatrick and Gary criticized actions against workers while urging unity. The Secretary’s depositions in Washington were noted as he testified before a Senate committee.
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Unites Press
Phidshinegh
Ort
National Committee
Tron Dull
Gabor Wilba
Washington
John Mirepatrick
Hunt
Ateel Warkor
Hyandeting
Ateel
Fitepiatrick
Spon Iin
Gary
Teu Fimouy Bitoro
Vitapintefck
Lin Wangto
Pitemdungh
Montor
Senate
Petty thieves grow bolder in city operations
Reported robberies show increasing boldness. Homes on Mort were raided and valuables taken while residents were away. Prank Lovelani and Akdney Stewart properties were sacked. Detectives pursued leads but no suspects were captured as officers urged caution.
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Ans
Joye Exening
Worley Trond
Antood
Akdney Stewart
Jix
Flagman at Mayville dies from injuries
N Y Ont 1 A Wilian Nelson aged 69 died at Stones General Hospital yesterday after injuries from a Saturday crash. James Porrey, 19, driver of the car, was arrested on manslaughter charges. A $6,000 bond was set for Porrey to appear tomorrow. Nelson signaled a freight to pass at the Chautauqua Theatre station when the accident occurred as the vehicle swerved to avoid the train.
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Torrey
Nelson
Dagman
Chautaw Qua Atreot
Hemna
Mosalng
Ik Wan
Wip
Honzogn
Wan
Belgians Welcomed by New York Royal Guests
United Press reports New York officials welcomed 49 King Albert of Belgium Queen and Leopold as Belgian cavalry arrived in American style. Crowds gathered at the batteries to glimpse the Belgian king during the parade with royal flotilla docking amid police and crowd control efforts.
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United Press
New York
Albert
Quay Blienbulh
Prince Leopold
Elaine Rioting Toll 22 Reported in Blaine Clash
United Press dispatch from Helena reports a two day war at Blaine near his town has claimed twenty two lives. White civilians and armed forces casualties are listed as the toll rises with ongoing fighting and unrest in the region.
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United Presa
Helena
Arts
Blaie
Hited
Addy Stande
Brotherhoods Not Represented At Conference
United Press reports Washington that industrial conferences will open Monday with attendance by an unfamiliar mix of Brotherhood of Railroad and allied union leaders. President Shea states brotherhoods will decline invitation to attend the conference unless changes are made.
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United Preon
Washington
Ue Fame
Shea
Railroad
Firomenta Brotherhood
Shen
Uni
Prayers for President and Health Update
In Washington the House chaplain offered a prayer appealing for the restoration of the President and his family to health and strength. The President’s physician Dr Grayson reported the condition as worsened and listed Provident Hospital as the location of care.
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United Press
Wauhngton
Cpt
Thay
WHS
Grayson
Death of W. J. Follet
William J Follet died this morning at 2 o'clock at his home 048 West Ninth Street after a climox illness. He is survived by his wife and five grown children, one brother B. Follett of this city, and one sister Mary Manly of New York City. He had lived in Bria for 43 years and was employed by Griffin Atty Co. He was a member of the Mianimo fraternity and had a large circle of friends. The funeral will be held at the family home 968 West Ninth Street on Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
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William A. Ewer
Agoa
Yenra
West
Ninth Street
Aldo
Pallett
Alster
Mary Manly
New York City
Bria
Bria For the Past Forty-Three Years and Was Avals
Grifin Atty. Co
Moniher
Mianimo Fraternity
Tie Limern Brill
Weah Linth Street
Sumeday
Ehoek
Foreigners Leave Pittsburgh Mills for Mines Amid Strike
Pittsburgh reports a sharp exodus of foreign workers from mills as steel strike tensions rise. Workers depart to fuel European lands, while others seek unemployment pay and contract work elsewhere. Police tighten controls. one agency cites deportation plans under possible federal review.
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Pittsburgh
den Moet Twt
Jaylog
Ula
Aiden
Ody
Ewarty
Poli
Walsh
Fight Gun Duel at Erie
Erin Ort reports a gun duel near Nick Avie’s home this morning around 1 o'clock. More than 20 shots were fired as a gang tried to force entry. residents fled as the attackers fired from windows. Several windows were hit but no one was killed. police recovered spent cartridges and no arrests reported.
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Erin
Imen
Nick Avie
Fellowy
Severil
For Better for Worse at Rex Theatre
An early 20th century Rex Theatre program promotes the stage play For Better for Worse starring Gloria Ewanson. The cast features Bilioty Dexter and Edward Meade amid dramatic war touches and a romantic triangle involving Sylvia Norom, Dick Burton, and others. Advertising cards distribute in local stores.
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Pat Weane
Tex Theatre
de Millo
Dia Fl
Gloria Ewanson
Dexter
Sylvia Nororom
Edward Meade
Sylvia
Dick Burton
Ator Bylvin
Meads
Importers Hit Hard by War's End
New York reports show war disruptions devastate importers especially in gloves and luxury goods. European trade has slowed, leaving firms short on stock and struggling to restart shipments as conditions may improve later.
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United Press
New York
Ty Traitant
Europe
Maroos
Cisvontiniana
Tpbeine
New’ York
Bonin
JAPAN PRINCESS TO VISIT UNITED STATES SOON
A garbled dispatch notes a Japanese princess and two others visiting the United States with planned travels to England and France. The item appears to reflect imperial figures and wartime context, but the text is severely corrupted and difficult to interpret.
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