Greek and Turkish Forces Clash in Macedonia Frontier
Reports from London and Athens detail Greek insurgents advancing through Macedonia after battles near Baltino and Karania. Turkish garrison at Baltino cut through Greek lines with heavy losses. reinforcements rumored from Diskata. Crown Prince Constantine to inspect frontier posts as Ethniki helpers prepare further incursions.
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Macedonaa
Trikhula
Baltino
Macedonia
Karania
Olprin
Grevena
Athens
Constantine
Larissas
Catterino
Epirus
Corfu
Assim Bey
M. Delyannis
Greece
National Democratic Clubs Executive Committee Meets
Washington April 19 meeting of the new executive committee of the National Association of Democratic clubs held at the Bhitt house drew a very full attendance. Officers reported a satisfactory condition of affairs and the gathering showed greater interest than any previous post defeat meeting.
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Washington
National Association of Democratic Clubs
Bbhitt House
Jacksonian Relics Destroyed in Cincinnati Fire
A Clifton dwelling owned by James Jackson, a relative of Andrew Jackson, burned, destroying relics of the late president. Among the items was Gen. Jackson’s carriage with wheels from the old war frigate Constitution. The collection valued at 330,000, though some pieces had been shipped to Washington and escaped damage.
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Cincinnati
Clifton
James Jackson
Andrew Jackson
Gen. Jackson
Constitution
Washington
Des Moines Legislature Nears End of Session
Des Moines Iowa April 18 The legislature nears adjournment as committees finish tasks. The senate adopted no resolution for longer sessions. Evening sessions likely, aiming for May 1. Crimes and punishment bill discussed with no major changes. The house held no session.
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Des Moines
Towa
Senate
Strikers restrained in Ohio injunction against picketing
Glevoeland Ohio April 18 The Consolidated Steel and Wire Company won an injunction in U S district court restraining their striking employees from interfering in any way with the employment of new workmen. The strikers say they will fight the case.
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Glevoeland
Ohio
United States District Court
Inny Way
Oshkosh Fishermen Reach $20,000 Settlement
Oshkosh fishermen who claimed $30,000 for damages from the Wezel fish inn operation have agreed to accept $20,000 in settlement. The deal is expected to pass the legislature this week.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Ogshkosh
Eect
Water Ruins Track In Latla Montana Incident
A fragment from a Latla Montana report notes Great Northern tracks east of the city were damaged compromising bridges. The incident affected local lines near the Blootaus Central diglesa area, with limited details available.
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Creat Latla
Mont
Shane
Vila
Boat capsizing drowns Mayville woman and a man from Assumption
Miss Mayville Traynor of Two Drownup and Zellman of Assumption were drowned when a large rowboat ferrying people across a high river overturned in strong current. Ten aboard. many saved. Remaining bodies not recovered.
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Tolle Plaine
Minn
Mayvile Traynor
Zellman
Kellihan to be hanged after mercy plea denied
Kellihan was sentenced by Judge Quinnling to be hanged in four months at Faimmont Minnesota. The attorney’s mercy plea failed, public sentiment splits, and a mercy petition with many signatures was presented to the judge. Also from Seattle a Minnesotan Klondyke claimant’s arrival is reported with high gold yields and daily wages cited.
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Sherbark Nenk Rother
Must Iave
Faimmont
Minn
Quinnling
Kellihan
Trial adjourned for ex-agent Thomas on affidavit
In Eau Claire Wisconsin on April 18 Thomas an ex-insurance agent charged with embezzling funds from insurers received a continuance on an affidavit stating a material witness and an insanity expert in Washington State are unavailable.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Thomas
Waslington
Tragic Farm Accident Near Grand Meadow Iowa Child Dies
In Grand Meadow Minnesota on April 7 W. L. Wee was driving a corn load two miles south when his nine year old son, playing with a companion, was crushed under a wheel. The boy died shortly after from chest injuries in the accident reported by local observers.
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Grand Meadow
Minn
Apri
Wee
Depot Robbed at Thorpe Wisconsin in April heist
The Wisconsin Central depot at Thorpe was robbed with several express packages of new clothes taken. A hole was drilled into the safe door but the powder charge failed to open it, and the ticket case was left untouched. No arrests have been made.
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Thorpe
Wis
Wisconsin Central
Power Plant Rebuild in Fairmont Completes Fireproof Safe
Fairmont Minnesota reports the city power house, rebuilt after a recent Gre disaster, is finished and designed to be fireproof. Officials hope the streets will be reclaimed by May 1, with measures to prevent a repeat of the previous calamity.
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Buatlding
Fairmont
Minn
City Power House
Gre
Railroads at Work and Distant Flood Damage
The Milwaukee road faces a week of repairs from Andover to Harlem due to washouts. The Great Northern ran between Havana and Amherst last week. The eastern mail arrives after two weeks, with many bridges between here and Aberdeen washed away. Reports of accidental drownings surface but lack verification. Two fourteen year old boys Byron Johnstone and Kenneth Brown ran away from home heading east along a railway track near Nelson.
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Britton
Milwaukee Road Cana
Andover
Harlem
Great Northern
Havana
Amherst
Ipswich
Here
Aberdeen
Tien
Alexandria
Minn
Byron John- 601
Kenneth Brown
Nelson
Odeen King Found Dead Near Woodalde
In Wadena Minnesota on April 18 a farmer named Odeen King from Woodalde was found dead between his home and town after a night of heavy drinking. An empty whisky bottle lay beside him, indicating possible alcohol involvement.
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Hy Polson
Wadena
Minn
Odeen
Woodalde
Fertile Fearn Floods Endanger Mill and Bridge
Flooding along the Sand Hill river at Fertile Minnesota washed away part of a mill dam and a wagon bridge. The river has flooded the surrounding countryside with extensive damage expected.
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Fertile
Minn
Sand Hill
Winter Wheat and Sheep at Marabileth Wis
Frost recedes in Marabileth Wisconsin as harmers turn soil in spring. Early winter snow absence raises fears that winter wheat suffered notable damage from the frost.
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Marabileth
Wis
Valda Farmer Hangs Hinwell in Tulda Minnesota
Tulda Minnesota April 13. John Werner a prosperous farmer living two miles east of herve and for sixteen years agent of O L Coleman Lumber Company committed death by self inflicted hanging. He leaves a wife and family.
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Valda
Hinwell
Tulda
Minn
John Werner
Herve
Eixteen
0. L. Coleman Lumber Company
Foreman fatally injured by freight train accident
In Margo North Dakota on April 13 a Great Northern section foreman, Troe Korsika, working near Hardwood, was struck by a passing freight train in Fargo yards. His right leg was severed twice and his left foot crushed in the incident.
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Margo
N. D
Ol Sottier Dead in Fort Pierre Death Notice
An old California Forty‑Oneer, Shoun, who ran a stage station and coach at Grindstone Hutte between here and Rapid City for many years, died at Fort Pierre yesterday.
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Ol Sottier
Vierre
Shoun
California
Grindstone Hutte
Here
Rapid City
Fort Pierre
Sakura Maru Sails for Japan with 3000 Tons of Paper and Oils
Export from Seattle records the Great Northern Nippon Yusen Kaisha steamer Sakura Maru departing for Japan carrying 3000 tons of paper, machinery, cotton and oil. The vessel left 4000 tons of cotton on the wharf awaiting shipment.
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Seattle
Wash
Great Northern Nippon Yusen Kaiahe
Sakura Maru
Japan
Mills Open As South Shore and Thompson Start Season
Daw Mille Sterton reports that the South Shore Lumber Company and Thompson Lumber Company began their mills for the regular season end. Each mill employs about 200 men in Washburn Wisconsin in April 1944.
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Daw Mille Sterton
Washburn
Wis
South Shore Lumber Company
Thompson Lumber Company
Senate Debates War State Cuba and Bankruptcy Bill
The Senate debated the Cuban war state claim by Senator Morgan of Alabama and considered a bankruptcy bill. Morgan criticized Spain’s treatment of American prisoners and promised a closing speech with a governor’s official letter. Chandler proposed an inquiry into attorneys’ fees and counsel use by the interstate commission. The House parsed with obstruction threats and revenue focus ahead of adjournment.
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Senate
Morgan
Alabaine
Spain
Tastern
Isd
Nelson
Minnesota
My. Chandler
Follaws
Committee On Interstate Commerce
Congress
Earle
South Carolina
Chandler
Appropriation Bills Advance In Senate Resolution Passes
Washington April 14 leaders of parties in the senate agreed to take up and pass the appropriation bills from last session. The Indian bill will be called up by Senator Pettigrew tomorrow. The general deficiency bill had not yet been reported.
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Washington
Morgan
Alabama
Lindsay
Kentucky
Chandler
Secretary of the Navy
Bethlehem
Carnegie
Cockrell
Missouri
Indianapolis
Congress
Finance Committee
Senate
Pettigrew
Indian appropriation debate highlights political divisions
The floor discussion exposed disarray in Congress as Marty of Maryland decried state of affairs and urged frugal governance. A proposed appropriation exceeding 373 million was questioned, with Gorman warning of possible cuts up to 10 million amid a Senate panel dispute. A committee amendment expanding a reservation faced a points of order by Jones of Arkansas, triggering an executive session chance before adjournment.
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Marty
Maryland
Senate
Gorman
Tones
Arkaisis
Insurance swindle unearthed in Pitts Walis affair
A major insurance fraud plot unraveled in Pitts Walis. Ltrwoold Woods of G. L. Woods & Co. was jailed on $5,000 bail after a confession revealing a scheme with a former Mutual Reserve agent. The scheme used local ads to lure applicants, with Woods procuring notes to back fake policies. Sixty five policies totaling about $200,000 were found in Woods' desk.
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Pitts Walis
Littsburg
Ltrwoold Woods
G. L. Woods & Co
GC. I. Harper
Mutual Reserve Wood Life Association of New York
Woods
Meer
Multal Reserve
Old Nen
Lee
Hon Woods
Woods & Co
Brinery Charges Grand Jury Probes De Munter Case
Grand jury in Frankfort Kentucky probes bribery links to Winter and his aides. It questions ex congressman Wilson and a range of senators and members tied to Deunter activity on April 1. Capt Gaines recalls Dr Trunter and his wife testifies, while Tiunter repeats denial of Gaines contact. no indictments issued.
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Munter
Frankfoort
Winter
Franks
Wilson
Deunter
Capt
Gaines
Trunter
Tiunter
Guy Indichuepts
Killed His Sweetheart in Accidental Shooting
In Ghienago on April 15 Policeman Paul Crafts accidentally shot his sweetheart Miss Louie Jacobs while cleaning a revolver. The bullet entered her left arm and pierced the heart killing her. Crafts fled seeking a physician and was stopped by Captain Baer when he learned the tragic outcome. The couple had planned to wed in a few weeks.
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Ghienago
Paul Crafts
Louie SK. Jacobs
Baer
Capt. Baer
Insurgents defeated at San Joaquin heights clash
Havana reports that the military commander of Campo Wlorfia with local forces dispersed a party of insurgents guarding San Joaquin heights. The attack left 28 wounded on the government side and 80 insurgents killed, with three camps destroyed at Chasgo and Galleria hills.
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Havana
Campo Wlorfia
San Joaquin
Velanco
Te Chasgo
Galleria Hills
Fort Blakely shipbuilding push at Senitto Washington
Fort Blakely in Senitto Wash is busy building ships. April to April last week saw alilpyarda work at Fort Blakeley to keel two more big four masted schooners. The five masted schooner Inca led the batch amid a fleet of two dozen vessels on hand to complete. Blakeley Mill company cuts the lumber for its fleet. Hall Tiros allegedly can turn out vessels at two thirds the cost of those built in San Francisco.
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Fort Blakely
Senitto
Wash
Liall Brosalilpyarda
Fort Blakeley
Inca
Blakeley Mill Company
Hall Tiros
Srna Francisco
Murder and suicide in Chicago breakfast scene
In Chicago on April 15 Matthias Duster aged 23 was shot dead at the breakfast table by his father to be Johan Vormiller. Vormiller then shot himself and died five minutes later after being taken to hospital. The tragedy followed a morning quarrel. A second item notes an examination of Receiver Lyon's accounts at Northern Textile Milling, with discharge expected within thirty days after the report filing.
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Chicago
Matthias Duster
Johan Vormiller
Chase Pormiler
Fargo
Mantoy
Glinnecery
Montgomery
Lyon
Planter Lota of Brood at Crystal Lake Apr 14
Planter Lota of Brood in Crystal Lake Minnesota on April 14 reports a Lilly cremmery fit here. The place was broken Jain and several hundred pounds of butter talgeu.
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Lota
Lake Crystal
Minn
Jain
Do honey bees destroy ripe grapes in confinement
A study discussed by American Gardening reports observers over a season tested whether honey bees destroy ripe grapes. Italian bees were placed near a Worden grape vine under netting for 21 days with grapes as sole food. No grapes were damaged, leading to the conclusion that bees do not injure grapes when confined and left to feed only on the crop. The article notes that wasps tearing grape skins may precede bee involvement.
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State Horticultural Society
Bea
Texas Horses in Cuba Report Drawn From Texas Stock
Central Texas ranchers estimate 6000 Texas horses shipped to Cuba in six months. War demands and a Spanish insurgent conflict drive horse sales, with Texas supplying both sides and Weyler favoring Texas mounts for rough Cuban terrain. A Texan informant recounts a ship landing and branding, noting many horses under fire within a day. Other notes cover pruning old apple trees, grafting strong varieties, and a humorous school anecdote about elbow grease.
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Texas
Cuba
Saya Dallas News
Weyler
W. P. Hall
Havana
Hall
Atlantic Seaboard
Maceo
Lexas
Insurgenta
Discovery Finds Ancient Human Remains in Silver Ore
In a Colorado Rocky Point mine the ore yielded human remains dated three millennia ago, 406 feet underground. Over $100 in silver clung to bones, with an improvised copper arrowhead four inches long found alongside the remains.
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Houds
Colorado
Rocky Point
Gqinman
A Gallery Indorsement in A Satirical Snippet
A Washington Star quote depicts a drowsy young man praising a senator who rises to speak. The mock dialogue lampoons the scene as a nap friendly gallery comment, noting the speaker’s hope for no interruption and the speaker’s own amusement.
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Washington Star
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Cure and Credible Endorsement
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward claim and lists J Cheney & Co of Toledo as a trusted source. Endorsements from West & Druax and Walding Kinnan Marvin are shown as wholesale druggists. The copy emphasizes internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, pricing at 75 cents per bottle, and mentions Hall's Family Pills. A stray dialogue excerpt about audience reaction appears.
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Hall
J. Chney & CO
Toledo
Cheney
West & ‘Druax
Wholegaie Drugaists
No-To-Bne tobacco habit cure ad and quote
An old-time advertisement touts No-To-Bne as a tobacco habit cure for fifty cents and a one pound option from Gdc. The copy repeats the claim that it strengthens users and purifies blood, followed by a clipped quotation about drinking and perception from Truth.
Patents and gossip mix in chaotic clippings
A scrambled OCR fragment reports patents labeled 2322R13 and mentions Dagny Weuger and references to music halls and English lords. It includes stray sample lines from periodicals and a tobacco quit advertisement, creating a disjointed snapshot of scattered items with no cohesive story.
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Holt
Deaf Mute Lovers Pledge Silent Promise in Cartoon
In a New York World cartoon, a deaf mute couple negotiates a quiet pledge of affection. The male speaks by finger signing while the female responds in subtle signals, choosing whispered consent over loud declaration.
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New York
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