Nothing Lacking for Americans Warerooms Loaded
Twenty five hundred workers and five hundred ambulances serve in France. Major Murphy, former directing head of the organization abroad, says American sailors in France will not slack when real fighting begins. The effort includes hospital supplies, transportation facilities, and a line of ware. Brown leads a contingent of seventeen men with mobile ambulances and hospital equipment, aiding France with American support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Atlantic
Byrds
Dn Tritten
Dover
Grayson
Murphy
Formar
Rogar Dank
Studuety
Porutuings
James B. Parking
Exitope
Aovanteen
Frances Wit Tive Automobiles
Uroak
Jn Brown
Iy Museu
Majer Murphy
Ais
Peace Conference Standoff Marks Stuttering Diplomacy
Dispatches describe stalled peace talks as European powers clash over terms, while German and Allied forces endure renewed raids and shifting fronts. Reports note possible large battles if weather improves, with infantry and artillery duels intensifying on the Western Front and in the Baltic theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ander
Wehbe Ing
Cerin
Aynh
Dutty
Wagnee
Che Gideon
Maraare
Miluley
Vonming
Amsterdam
Wolf Wirtin
Vienna
Neustadt
Nemle
Uby
Vranen
Belgium
Germany
Vpren
Jessynd St. Quentin
Cremin Dex Dante
Mintel
Rhine-Marne Canal
Ule
Malina
Trone
Wong
Pheye Elyer
Heatless Eastern U S Sparks Rail Action
Readable portions report Eastern half of the United States to be heatless today with rail actions cited. mentions mine orders, unloading delays, and aims to speed car releases at terminals as hopper cars are eliminated and demand shifts. discusses President Stalin reports and state freight movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
A. H. Stalin
McAdun
Mr. Gurtlett
Hitory
Mantis
Hersenald
Andyemedt
Generial Modder
Bander
Lepner
Bern
CIA
Fort Wayne Men Who Do Not Believe Their Usefulness Ends at 50
Fort Wayne feature recalls Judge Bol A Woot and partners from Anolon to Portsayin in 1897, noting shifts in careers, retirements, and public orders related to fuel use during a period of wartime or emergency. It highlights figures like Judge Woot, Judge Frinte, Mr. Berghoff, and changes in local commerce and governance while referencing broader societal impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Bol A. Woot
Referen Y Darpuptey
Judge Woot
Cheyrsustiog Gc Rowe
Anolon
Judge Frinte
Berghoff
Tute
Ettclty
Altough Windlar Aneyers
Othayatee
Tor
Garfield
Omfletts
Phoraurea
Pennsylvania
Rene
Phese
Nora
Jorr
Jon W
Mange
Mr. Sarr
Tare
Guy
Lore
Wade
Germany
Darr
Jarra
Jenkins
Duer
Juze
Price
Mr. Tarr
Bay Ram
Hazal
Jarre
Bale
Ae Taapathy
Richmond Jan. W Fae Pleas and Plans Reach Gloomy Tense
Fragmented item from Indiana reporting on Wayne County administration discussing measures related to housing sales, saloon zoning, crime stories, and local pool hall billiards with a focus on the day’s events and official actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julimond
Ind
Rosie Ander
de Wayne Eounty Fae
Baainnae
Salocuta
Cimir
Untitled local notice from Kokomo
A fragmented newspaper item from Kokomo describes neighbors helping during cold weather, mentions Howard County, a kitchen or fuel issue, and a request for relief expected soon. The text is garbled but signals a community aid or public assistance context involving residents and local officials.
Unclear fragment report from early steelworks incident
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a possible incident at a steel or fuel facility with references to a 86,000 ton asset and named persons, but the text is heavily garbled and incomplete, giving no clear event, date, or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andeerson
Dam
Amelia Steel Ad Wire Company
Indiana University ends semester early for public schools
Fragmentary notice reports a policy shift in Bloomington freezing the spring semester for Indiana University and public schools. President William Low Bryzn and officials plan a one week early end to the current term, with classes suspended and next steps to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington. In
Wiliam Lows Bryzn
Indiana
University
Not Enough Coal For Gary Steel Mills
In Gary Indiana a coal shortage persists at the Gary steel mills with only about five thousand workers remaining. The crisis also affects nearby towns and is linked to seizures of coal bound for munition use, stirring broad concern across the industrial belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Steel Mills
Gary
Ind
Steel Mile
Altie Mile
Etent Belt Foods
Indiana shortages and war talks dominate Senate debate
The article outlines planned investigations into Indiana shortages while Congress confronts a sea of wartime policy disputes. It notes preparations by spokespersons, potential attacks on Republican leaders, and ongoing hearings on military and civil matters.
Deaths in Fort Wayne and New Haven Area
George M Wendell a one year old in Fort Wayne died at St Josephs Hospital after illness. Honorah Callaghan, 35, died in New Haven following complications. she had lived in Cork, Ireland before moving to the United States. Funeral details, survivors, and interment plans are listed for both families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Wendell
St. Joseph's Hospital
Wecedell
Canada
Fort Wayne
Atlers
Cretslion Avenue
Tlauebner
Teele Tilaraty
Minols Street
Paraysia
Pred Criehman
Uewla Stitne
Tinorge Ir
Thin
Mateeid
Comsat
William, Wesster
Miia
Merwond Aind
Alice Wendell
Batavette
Dat
Deccarod
2Eks
Manons
Caight Templin
Ratavette
Hermine
Tokin
Lafayette
Honorah Callaghan
New Haven
Staven
Ind
Callaghan
County Cork
Inns Fund
United States
Wooster
Ghia
John Cultustin
Snl
Iter Hoxand
Thare
Turudeel
Misekgret
Mary Rugh
Vonturi
Bhusie Ami Banlet
Michas
Kureral Wersleew
Mary Thad
Alten
Patriotic Mondays for Fort Wayne event plans
The notice outlines a Fort Wayne Patriotic Mondays program with discussions on wartime topics. It mentions a Rotary Club hosting the event next Monday and references speakers and arrangements, though the transcription is garbled in places.
Great Poultry Show Opposite Wayne Hotel
ALL BUSINESS HOUSES TO OBSERVE HEATLESS DAY AS CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1. The article reports confusion over public guidance from Administrator Garttelt and mentions merchants dealing with enforced closures and heated restrictions. Officials in Washington issue unclear instructions causing disruption for merchants and manufacturers.
Untitled Local Notice Fragment from Rome City News
A garbled OCR item from Rome City News mentions May Mondays and a social at Methodix church. Names a Mr and Mrs day Masnard of O WinAlin and others in a fragmented town notices section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOM
Indy Tan
Wiliam
Jona Ae Asean Tatlies
Dag
Day Masnard
O WinAlin
Mahe Wiynearsea
Shannen
Wuubl
Therlain
Marton
Addie Shaw
Ise Methodix
Great Poultry Show Opposite the Wayne Hotel
Severe weather snarled traffic and disrupted rail and coal movements. The tonnage of coal dumped at tidewater terminals reached 1402 cars of anthracite and bituminous, with yards showing 2019 anthracite and 1469 bituminous. Weather drove temperatures to between fifteen below and thirty below in coal regions, freezing rails and delaying engine and equipment operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidewater
New England
Pennsylvania
Mohawk Valley
Miners Indorse Anthracite Compact in Indiana
Indianapolis January 20 The United Mine Workers of America ratified the Warshington agreement for miners. A meeting will consider the compact which aims to raise miners pay. No penalties for wage concessions are pressed and officials report broad support for the deal. Adjournment is expected soon as mining continues at capacity and trains handle the increased tonnage. A next convention may be held in Cleveland in 1920. Journal-Gazette ads offer one cent awards for results.
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Vlor
Missouri
Congress
United States
Stone
Beon
Ft Ie
Tost
Senate
Uiree
Chain Chaimberls
Diractie
Ceutineen
Ceutineen Meaningaion In Bedaltor
Memaitdan
Ledian Laspa
Heysta Werk
Capechelty Tyens
Carder
Dente Militiary
Ciranittey
Chatman
Whiiplay Board
Ghartes Cheix
Avergeray Tertenriats
Weitie Volumerce
Comanittes
Wroenum
Mun Denmante
Ds Beige
Marahi
Ineup
Ie Reed
Miwon
Cartier
Silix
Ston
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Worriors
America
Suena
Corenion
Avery
Gumperi
aAnterleat Podamtion
Likor
Hare
Leamelsty
Cleveland
Breslau Sunk and Turkish Warships Engage Mediterranean
Fragmented OCR reports British protest over German naval actions in the Mediterranean. Turkish leadership changes and Allied reactions are noted, with claims of bombardments near Constan tinople and the Golden Horn, and discussions of naval battles in 1917 era context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nardunellas
Turkey
Phiova
Eran
Cheng
Midulia
Sultan Yiewips
Selim
Dorion
OhKan
Alipa
Biel
Iene
Yanos Selim
Midniu
Cnt
Breney
Dean
Cesic
Jean Retthur
Mavala
Irica
Teoubridge
Adaivab
Auuae Nea
Marine
Fe Fuilinge Iy
Etepa
Carita Rowe
Elec
Anders
Rail Transportation Improvements Planned Amid Frozen Central
Wallington January 29 reports from the Federal Railroad Administration show only slight progress in thawing the central U.S. rail network. Frozen lines and stacked empty cars delay movement to Atlantic seaports as hundreds of ships await cargo. Secretary Lunt heads new sessions to investigate labor questions, with weeks devoted to examining root causes and potential reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington
Mileeas Trineporta
Severmment
Astorta
Buniteeros
Ae Kantic
Ineugtrid Phinte
Wren Eamminslon
Lunt
Heneral
Anteshe
McAdou
Auim
Vietusts
Wanda
Tly
Auburn News AumtAn Report On Municipal Fire Response
Fragmented local chronicle describes a neighborhood fire in Auburn with a thermostat incident, a quick response by Mrs WIE and Otel staff, and subsequent city cooling measures. It notes a council meeting, the fuel question, and mentions several individuals including Joho Mun and Wada iditisetid. The report references state and local authorities, a peninsular fire prevention effort, and a forthcoming assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aumtan
Tan
Frank
Uie Arden
Quinnats
Matter Roveryman
Wada
Elisa Nditetid
Elas
Tien of
Indias
Brogers
Galferenet
Fenangilowe
Édinell
Sd Keverid
Constituent Assembly Dissolved by Sailors in Petrograd
Petrograd reports say the constituent assembly was dissolved by Bolshevik authorities. The assembly closed at 4 a.m. with a decree of dissolution to come. reports describe tumult and clashes as Bolshevik forces move to curb opposition while government officials push for peace talks and political consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
Psarmhly
Tt I
Fieiity
Tesday
Sellar Bunrdy
Aion
Clive
Ar Pine
Maen
Basil Mpa
The Jarr Family Hair Care Fiasco
Mrs Jarr contends with thinning hair as Mr Jarr seeks remedies and humor from friends and shopkeepers. A cascade of quick cures, dubious potions, and wartime shortages fuels a humorous, small-town portrait of vanity and resilience.
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Red _ Cross
Major Murphy
Ton Jeluwowas
Nepal
Thanite
Hey
Hinkudrth
Lontihl Heratiee
NASA
Upa Atialys
Uue
Todd
Janay
Sol A, Wood
Richmond
Kokomo
Ong
Growntown
Talen
Nekshbors
Hannes
Baal Herr
Howard County Fuel
Peliet
Susan
Anderson
Bloomington
George M. Wendel
Flbbeth
Sore Uobtl
Dneob Trouwar
Mudixen
Rovecloch
Thery i
Gren
Dart Wirtoo Carton
Otek Mix
Lalezia Ion
Tain
China
Xlater
Myx
Bentherm
PMN
Hrf
Horney
Annaunemante
F. Bawe
Mr. Bomers
Wayne Hotel
Iipcotta
Abese
Theberi
At & W
Hendell
Wiahington
Rome City News
Bell-Ans
Journal-Gazette
Patterson - Fletcher Company
The
Wayne and
Harrison Streets
Indianapo
Breslau
Goeben
Beaghed
Auburn News
Moscow
Jarr Family
Roy L. McCardell
Ashe
Jacr
Jarrecathier
Linnell
Tari
John W. Rangin
Pie
Jerr
Tug Na
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