Birth of a Nation at Rox theater promoted in wartime style
A long, unreadable OCR fragment mentions a film titled Birth of a Nation, star Bracio Swaet, locations across the middle West Washington and New York, and pointers to a Rox theater showing Monday night. It also references Major Augest Hughes, Major Rickards, and appointment rumors in a regional regiment, plus local business ads and public notices about influenza quarantine and diphtheria cases in Warren, with schools fumigated and closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augest Hughes
Amd
Biaicho Swaet
Enfokda
Warren Times
Dliphtheria
Roberts Shop
Man Shot Near Fairview by Stranger
A man was shot near Fairview by a stranger as he walked west of the Fairview area. He was taken to the Vinuexls Hospital where he underwent surgery. Police investigated witnesses and the shooter remained unidentified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Fairviaw
Aebels
Willian
New York
Vinuexls Hospital
Honderson
High Boliers
Sandusky
Toledo
Eatalihg
Padeview
Dierhullet
Crime Reportened Robbery and Shooting Suspect Identified
A fragmented OCR note describes a robbery with likely motive unknown, a quick fleeing suspect, and a gunman linked to a letter receiver. Residents and police worry, with initial belief the suspect is A J Gury, as investigators work on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uct
Valuadhiyr
Suine
Anne Naritjen
Siontby
Eve Fently
A.J. Gury
Oriental American Fantasquy and social notes highlight
Social notes detail evening events at Gbery Hospital and Rex theatre, with plans for Oriental American Fantasquy performances by Batahw Kou and Hue Mikey A Tar Fison Guild. The schedule lists dances, lectures, and entertainments at various venues, including the Quacro Club and the Blate Army ball, with notes on attendees and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarge Auntah Association
Gbery Hospital
Tonnyrean
Denier
Batahw Kou
Fittoy
Mina May
Howard
Euclidattri
Womarrow Atteroon
Quacro Clube
Sarat Howell
Wright
Curt ‘Baylor
Taylor
Olea
Corey
Columbus
Margent Tomlin
Benekeem
Dell Pall
Giireont Bronte
Lonnie
Crome Patio
Csssseenere
Mtr
Mhalkaon
Stee
Manele
I Wilogx
Leonly
Cherife
Boyle
Gulia
Kentucky King Swope Opposes League in War Debate
Fragmented OCR notes show King Swope of Kentucky criticizing the League of Nations and outlining postwar military orders. The text mentions orders valued at $14,000,000,000 and references to the War Department, along with classified ads seeking young women for factory and Bell Telephone training programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kihaye Swamy
Kentucky
Tome
Big Oynton
Scientific American
War ‘Department
Ordnanes
Ondnane
Bell Telephone
Wilhelm
The
Bell Telephone Co
Penn'a
Traction
Corry
Penn’a
War era Red Cross drives mobilize youth efforts
Early in the United States participation in World War I the American Red Cross organized mobilization of schoolchildren and the Junior Red Cross. By war’s end about a million children were enrolled assisting fund drives, relief, and production of war materials. A Spokane group photo shows a young Japanese member charting a “mile of pennants” for war relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Amecican Red Croax
War Fund
United
Red Crows
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Evelyn Nesbitt
Miss Nesbitt
California
Walter
Allen
Thokony Laverenew
Ft Fy
Kayne
X “Bond Almokor
Jorge CL Rickards
Oi Chu
Exie Beard
Compress
Aaw Fr
Ula Davisom
McKeesport
Patsing
Davidsom
Aome
Metocsport Chamber of
Comerce
Associay
Bardot Vonmerce
Burkhart’s
Roberts Shop —State Health Repartment oMissalp
Hhlore
Priscilla Dean
Hearst News
Nale
O.N. T
Elgin Maid
Evveretts
Union City
Renova
Bam
King Swope
Manes
Pk ‘Ing
Or Fibre Furniture Co
Affern Cote
Tag Nubone
Consmr Co
Littner’s
Burkhardt
Pleasund
West Wayne
Madu Myers
Washington
Bultar
Astelanes
Hotuk
Libby
Kinny Bouns
Pangy
Timm Boone
Ann
L.geeeyer Gore Armowr
Arimowr
Viti Camps
Apaglotti
Can
Blum
Tice Ayer
Kamato Mae
Own
Armour
Lwu
Gavy Dyas Esse
Calif
Buby Limacbgad
Weyseeseey
Piers Eves Strook
Ioan
Wiley
Mlala
Aldo
C. J. Wood
Concord Streert Market
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