Guggenheim buys gool? hope glains? mining district purchase
Fragmented OCR summary reports a mining claim deal in the Western Hemisphere near Tuscarora west of town, involving Guggenheim interests and Reed, Lesher, and others. It notes a price range between twenty and thirty thousand dollars and references court and mining district actions, with ongoing development plans and examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed and Lesher
Tuscarora
Elias
Goud
Tuscaror
Elko Ciery Mining
Dietrier
Mulniogt
Butler cCoMemns
Mina Man Charged With Violating New Act
The U S Attorney file accuses Thetiay Grae, a Mina resident, of violating a new act. The complaint alleges he made statements disparaging England and German and Eurasian groups, with claims of harm and allegiance, amid a wartime security context.
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Mina
United States
Woodbiin
Thetiay Grae
Pheertigshalart
Grace
We de Hacker
Attormey
Rene
Mene
Enghand
Ininen
Ciern
Uriah
Ger
McGill Patriots Rally for Red Cross Slacker on a Rail
A McGill worker, Dr. P Y Ken ton of East Ely, is chased by a crowd through a smelter town after leaving work. The Red Cross is targeted with a public fundraising drive, while community figures debate the incident and raise concerns about public safety and charity support.
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McGill Patriots
PY. Kenton
East Ely
McGill
Kensoh
McGil
Peltibete
Amd
White Pine Women Place Fourth in U S
White Pine women finish fourth in national standings amid efforts by local committees and the Henratyan group. The county appears to have shaped the event with a notable lead by a second district entity and a county endorsement.
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White Pine
U. S
United States Favors Russian Nationalistic Sione
Fragmentary text references United States actions and a court or penitentiary context with unclear names and terms. The readable portions hint at political tensions, a trial, and possible sentencing, mentioning a penitentiary and conviction prospects amid garbled OCR. The fragmentary nature limits precise entities or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lansing
Waitington
Tee
Vey Laren
Fire destroys Southern insane asylum incident report
A fire at a Southern insane asylum in Columbia on May 6 caused the deaths of sixteen patients and injuries to five staff members. Fire officials say the blaze began in a ward of the building, with efforts concentrated on evacuating patients as flames spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Insane Asylum
Columbia
Allies Forged Back by Hun Horne Huge Numbers Win Brief
A chaotic wartime summary notes Allied forces regrouping after heavy combat as German artillery near Albert is reported with some units attacking toward Amiens. The text also mentions American progress on the front with a strong counterattack repelled and American troops advancing on Pisardy Field.
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Hun Horne
Too Much Water Endangers Wheat Yields Across Fields
The fragment discusses irrigation and soil moisture affecting wheat growth, noting that excessive water harms germination and stand establishment. It references rainfall patterns, soil texture, and weed competition as factors shaping field outcomes, with emphasis on timing of watering and plant development stages. The text cites agricultural guidance and observations from field trials, highlighting the balance between adequate moisture and waterlogging risks.
Pictures of German towns and bridges are wanted
The National Council of Defense asks for photographs drawings and descriptions of towns bridges and localities now occupied by German forces in France Belgium and Luxemburg and parts of Germany west of a running line from north to south through Hartford. States seek residents’ help and information is to be sent via state defense officials to county defense committees for transmission to Washington.
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France
Belesam
Luxemburg
Germany
Norh
Harture
National Council of Defense
State Councils of Defense
National Council
Neils
War Department
Renowrsett
County de Fete c
Nebraska figures in wool donation and fund
In Lincoln by May 14, a donation of wool is reported tied to a five thousand dollar fund. Presiding officials and local citizens are named, with details concerning the distribution to the state staff and county needs.
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Lincoln
Presider
Ahd
Hiowernog Rel Nevilbe
Staaf
Seth
Cadet Aviator Killed In Tail Spin Incident
Cadet Chas Kalbator Phevigeteoel died during a tail spin maneuver near New York. Investigators and officers report the crash occurred while attempting a difficult maneuver aboard a military aircraft. The accident prompted a halt to certain flight procedures as the service reviews safety regulations.
Tea Service Beverage Tey and Savin Incident
A brief report notes a tea service issue involving beverage delivery at an event with Savin and M4 Aan named in attendance. No injuries reported. Officials investigated the recording and preliminary findings indicate no safety breach.
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Fenive Perelee
Wheat quality declines amid spring frost effects
A Gazette report notes the wheat crop suffered from late frosts reducing quality, with Marquis and Miangie varieties highlighted. Experts warn moisture and water content influence market values, predicting continued lower quality through the growing period and potential price impacts.
Workmen Protests Wage Rise At Alexandria Demonstration
Washington reports that railroad workers protested Director General McAdoo's wage order with a day of work stoppages and a formal protest process. Officials urged handling through official channels as boards plan meetings to resolve wage disputes.
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Washington
Riilroad Administration
McAdoo
Alexandria
He Southern Railway
Alexandrian
Railroad Administration
Hield
Four Express Companies Merge Into Single Private Carrier
Ashington May 28 A new private express corporation to be called the Peters Express company will be formed by the merger of Adams American Welke Fargo and Southern express companies under a capital of over 30 million dollars. Director General McAdoo announced the agreement which includes a 10 percent rate increase pending Interstate Commerce Commission action. The merger aims to retain more than 10 000 employees as the companies consolidate trucks warehouses rail cars and other equipment for economy and efficiency.
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Ashington
United Express Company
United States
Agreesmont
McAdoo
Adams
American
Interstate Commerce Commission
Utkin
Imir
Taylor
Merger Aims to Cut Costs and Improve Service
The simplified accounting plan by merged firms seeks to save millions and boost service. Arranged under war exigencies, the merger is intended as permanent to achieve a goal discussed for nearly a century. The four leading firms had barely cleared expenses, with Adams showing a deficit, and early this year worse results appeared.
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Adams
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Aniereti Hooper
Iinet
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Peretin
Wuliat
Soissons Vais
Boles
Corman Cou
Vesle
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Baker
Wabhington
Chie
Meekel
Briel
Aya
Warness
Uae
Epee Erie Aid
Baleitue
Maeve
Nebraska
Wahoo
New York
Surmy
Pie
SHELL
Bbanders
Duck Litneden
Nevattic
Orien
Seton
Marquis
Gazette
de- American Association
American Association of Woolen and Worsted Manufacturers
Boy Scouts
J. B. Osborne
Reno
Elko
Gaiety Theatre
Fritz
Sunkist
Welch's
Bermuda
Sunset Grocery Company
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