Smallpox not epidemic in Canton says chamber
Canton reports dispelling fears of a citywide smallpox epidemic. The chamber of commerce and board of health cite only 32 cases in the city, with 29 mild and in hospital care, asserting no outbreak or quarantine needed. Police handle other local incidents including a suspected gang arrest and a porch encounter.
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Linton
Canton
Chamber of Commerce
Guilee
Board of Health
Fring
Canton Man Bequeaths 32000 To Miss Jennie Finley
Obituaries reveal Elijah 5. Wee a seventy year old former Canton real estate owner died in Berwyn New York leaving 32000 to Miss Jennie Finley. Other notices report John L. Dinkel death at 77 after 74 years at the same family home and a fatal shooting case in New Philadelphia involving Samuel Reed 18. Port Clinton offers 300 prize for first 1915 baby with funds raised by citizens while Fremont promises 1935 prize including free physician services.
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Canton
Elijah 5
Wee
Berwyn
N. Y
Jennie Finley
Wattreen
Fils Tably
Conrad Hotel
Port Clinton
Cltisens
Fremont
Killed on Railroad Tracks at Perryaville Ohio
Milton C. Crosby aged 88 of Canton died after being struck on the Pennsylvania railroad tracks near Mans field while attempting to walk to his home. Ohio Village Votes Dry in Bowling Green Grand Rapids village voted dry under the Beal law by 38 votes. Grand Rapids ownership voted dry by 36.
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Meatna County
Bryan
de Gerten
Montpelier
Canton
Milton C. Crosby
Sandusky
Perryaville
Mansfield
Ohio Village
Bowling Green
Grand Rapids
German Winter Helmets Mejor Observes European War Operations
Major of the Sixth Field Artillery United States Army is among officers assigned to observe operations in Europe. He graduated from West Point in 1890. Miss Mary Canfield, a New York society woman, supports a Little Merging Novelty shop on Fifth Avenue to raise funds for Helgians. Frits Kreisler, famed violinist, who served in the Austrian army and was wounded, has arrived in America.
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Sixth Field Artillery
Tnited States Army
West Point
Mary Canfield
New York
Firth Avenue
Frits Kreisler
America
Ufe
American Nurses Risked Lives in Belgrade Front
London Mme Slavkov Grouldh, born in Virginia, recounts the American Red Cross unit in Nish amid war. Three surgeons and twelve nurses initially served at a base hospital near Nish but pressed to reach the Belgrade front. She recalls warning Doctor Ryan about the extreme danger and lack of surgeons there.
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London
Mme
Slavkov Grouldh
Virginia
Nish
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Mme. Groulow
Ryan
Belgrade
Germans Plan to Remedy Early Mistakes Document
London reports a German war ministry document urging reforms in new armies. It stresses selecting the best officers regardless of class, minimizing expose by officers, and training cavalry to operate openly and dismounted like infantry. Emphasizes extensive trench use and practical horsemanship for open campaigns.
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London
Iew
Belgrade bombardment vivid amid Allied nursing unit memories
As shells fell near their transport in Belgrade, Allied medical staff recalled the perils of bombardment. A nurse chief Miss Gladwin calmly remarked it sounded like the Fourth of July, while physicians and purses endured the perilous advance with grim humor.
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Belgrade
City
Miss Gladwin
Silent Worries Highlighted in Letter to Strands
A brief political note cites a letter from J & Strand claiming silence may be a useful tactic. The speaker admits limited time to address constituents and faces uncertainty about whether to worry, signaling strategic hesitation in ongoing duties.
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J & Strand
How It Feels to Be Struck by a Bullet in Paris
An officer wounded while leading a company recounts his moment of impact. He describes a distant rifle shot, a searing back blow, a torn saber, and fainting as he believed he would die. though he survived, he was carried rearward amid rifle fire and shell explosions.
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Paris
le Temps
Ned
Iain
German Army Caste Spirit Fades Amid Frontline Fatigue
Berlin reports a waning caste divide in the German army as officers and ranks mingle more in city life yet the front remains a defining churn. A worn field gray, a private with a wound and officers trading stories over mouth organs reveal strains between discipline, morale, and daily hardship.
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Berlin
Owo
Ohne
Ny Uther
Manitoba's diversified farming drives strong dairy growth
Manitoba shows strong agricultural wealth through diversified crops and rising dairy output. Farmers expand fodder crops like timothy and alfalfa, beef and pork, with alfalfa acreage more than doubling. Dairying remains the principal industry, with Winnipeg gaining year round milk and cream supply.
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Prema
Cisinda
Cie
Pete Chase
Searcely
Ttn
Alberta
Gankatchewan
United Statens
Canada
Winnipeg
Ite
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