Looming World War Warned by Lloyd George in 20th Century
Fragmented columns accuse Britain’s Lloyd George of warning of another global conflict as reparations and tensions in Europe threaten a new war. The piece notes U.S. conservatives like Vox and House urging caution while global powers brace for possible collapse and Bolshevik influence, with no clear resolution in sight.
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Lloyd George
Europe
France
Germany
Callin
Dapper
James ML
Vox
Edward M. House
Muri
Ane
Gersiany
Poland
Arma of Bolsievise
Usin
Austria
Gerstiany
Italy
Entente
Almont
Jens
The Beggar of Wealth Brings Scorn to Charity Moral
A New York beggar, once seen wheeling a wagon for coins, is exposed as living in a luxe hotel with wife, no children, a car, and a smooth business aura. Critics say impostors tarnish real need, urging donations through established charity channels.
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New York City
Mont Qnoncy
Untitled jumble of names and phrases
Fragmentary OCR text mentions June, St Louis, a crime involving a husband, a widow in a town, a coat shortage affecting schools, and various scattered names and locations. The readable facts are minimal and inconsistently connected, offering little coherent news to summarize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis Jayndey
Jurinell
Antoni Raswhelaine
Walt Wytil
Chinoxo Minster
Europe
Burbank's First Tuber Broadcasts From Portable Station
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Burbank figure using a portable broadcasting station to relay radio signals. Mentions an automobile, a location near Oakland and Cady, with unclear names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuber Burbank
Naturalint
Niu. 1
Borch
Onlland
Cady
Sweden Prohibition Surge Faces Referendum Vote
The article notes Sweden’s long battle over prohibition as a national referendum nears. Observers compare Sweden to Germany, where prohibition gains momentum, suggesting a broader dry world trend if both nations push ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Germany
Dairymen at Jesse James Home Visit and Meeting Plans
The note mentions a visit to Jesse James home with admission costs, stops at two filling stations, and a regular meeting planned for Thursday evening. It references Easter Star and various local names and plans for a trip to North East with related notices and pillar items.
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Jesse James
Knn
Hall
Ream Wilk
Erwin
Virion
North East
Corry Paulyiew
Twenty Years Ago Ax Taken From Journal Files
Seventeen brief items from September 6 1902 note a Typhoid fever case in Union City hospital repairs delaying Presbyterian services Isabel Otingensmith departs for Johnsonburg to take a High School post Pauline Stone Gillette to Cleveland to resume teaching Willie Loveless gravely ill with typhoid fever and a local group in Tome Protection hall elects officers including Whapmay Wales Hateh.
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Journal
Tome Protection Hall
Whapmay
JC. Wales
J 1. Hateh
Burglars Frightened by Revolver Shot at Sassafras Street
George Teckeroth fired two revolver shots early Sunday to scare away burglars who tried to enter his home at 1621 Sassafras Street. Tracks at the rear showed an horse and wagon were brought to the scene, suggesting a planned robbery. Police are investigating the attempted break in as neighbors report unusual activity in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Teckeroth
Alore
Sassafras Street
Woman’s disease symptoms described as leading to collapse
The piece notes nervous irritability backache and dragging pains as signs of women’s illness. It claims Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound has offered relief for nearly fifty years, with many women said to have recovered through its use.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Car Struck on Crossing Demolished Near Warren
An automobile driven by Walter Miller of Warren was struck by a freight near Sheffield and Tonesta rails by a moving train. The car tipped from the track, occupants injured though not fatally, including Mrs Miller and others from Jamestown and Barnes. The party was en route to Warren to catch an interurban car. the car suffered severe damage and glass injuries. A for sale note for a King boil and engine appears in the aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Blake
Pus
Yates Town
Harner
Ti Wa
Ballshaken
Brailly
Hartfield Man Death Probe Seeks Answers
Police investigate the death of a Hartfield man amid scattered clues and missing items. A reward is offered for information leading to a finder of a lost item described as sweaters and a serge coat, with several unidentified names and addresses appearing in the fragmented notice.
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Mre LW
Moye Raymond
DT Ee
Polun
Baltimore
Corry
Ashville
Fares Khiel
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Cony Evening Journal
Bouth Street
Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Cory
Gosk
Tom Sims
Burbank’s
Einen
Amoriews
Lew
Washy Hk
Trae En
Dairymen
Everett True
Condg
Commodore Perry
Lawrence
Niagara
Corry Erie
John Williams
Fist Avenue
Swanson
Union City
Cairy Hospital
Toner Son
Isabel Otingensmith
Johnsonburg
Ross Hay
Warner of Spring and Church
Pauline Stone Gillette
Cleveland
Willie Loveless
Ey Wayne Street
Tyr Sehuole
Enide
Ushi Journal
Fiest
Loomis
Ripley
Bury
Hartfield
Dunkirk
Death Tone
W. Main Sit Bell
Mutual
Liig
LI. Motor Corporation
Federal Reserve System
National Bank of Corry
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