Birth of a Nation at Jefferson Theatre four days
Lillian Gish stars in The Birth of a Nation screening at Jefferson Theatre for four days starting Thanksgiving Matinee. A billed comedy horseplay by David W. Chattithine accompanies the feature, with era Civil War portraits and studio notes highlighted.
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Lillian Gish
Jefferson Theatre
David WL Chattithine
Visie Stoneman
Cayden
Une Sentinel
Paul LeBlanc
Luis
Mrs Krug Dead Amid Long Illness in Trenton
Mrs Krug died after a lingering illness in Trenton. The account notes she was ill for about five weeks with an attack that worsened and led to her passing on a Sunday. Her condition had been closely watched and she seemed not much worse than the day before.
Notable Life Of Pioneer Woman Mrs Krupividen Nationally Noted
The obituary notes Mrs Krupividen born April 14 1814 in Gueeinany and later living in Trenton and Aaneren. It records her migration at age 22, her marriage to John Krug in Prenton on February 4 18, and her five children George Carl Walter Herbert and Paul. Herbert died in 1904 and Tasher in 1902. She was active in church Sachem and other societies with a jovial disposition and beloved by friends. Funeral scheduled Wednesday at 7 oclock with services at the church and burial in Luther cemetery conducted by Rev Nordsieck.
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Gail
Krupividen
Kate Stetmiches
Lease Province
Gueeinany
Aaneren
Allen
Trenton
Paeth
John Krug
Prenton
George
Carl
Wailer
Herbert
Paw
Uurbert
Andtis Tasher
Nhu
Binnl
Luther
Nordsiéek
Daughter of czar arrives in America amid escape tale
New York on November 26 reports Theomhal Holiliows marriage to a Russia exile after escaping Siberia. The young woman, linked to the Vormer Dear, travels with a chaperone and is to arrive in New York soon to join work with a newly formed organization. Guardianship by Margaret Barry Carver, of Denver, accompanies her on the voyage.
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New York
Theomhal
Bonet Wa
Grail Wachess
Hissage
Buse
Sian Wivilind Viet
Daniel Frokwin
Ia Navodny
Thomas Dartington
Ruy
Stu Post Office
Chis
Mya
Margaret
Barry Carver
Denver
Alee
Gas Masks Drill At Camp Sherman Under Gas Expert Training
The Camp Sherman unit begins a new phase of training led by officers skilled in gas protective methods. Soldiers will learn to use gas masks, signals, and field equipment, with lessons in telegraphy, wireless, semaphore, and signaling. The program includes map reading, drawing, and coding as four groups study under the Headquarters Company. Thanksgiving pass will allow men to visit Hamilton, with about thirty men expected on leave.
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Bergt
Campbell Goldeson
Sheva
Uy Noy
Shelthankesgiva
Camp Sherman
Gengrat Glen
Phose
Jellbully
Lmyn
Hamilton
Fleur
Phere
Lenlennany
Haya
Mrs David Westall Declares 1s Wonderful Medicine
Mrs Westall of Hotel Vivian Hagerstown Maryland reports dramatic relief from nervousness sleeplessness and low vitality after trying Nerv Worth product. She says the first bottle fully improved her condition and recommends it to others.
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Woestall
Daisband
Ahops
Zanesville
Newark
Sid Martinstung
Wy Wa
Min Westall
Weastall Ig
Il Tye
Vivin
Hagerstown
Westall
Whatayer
Nery-Worth
Tlavid Wrstall
Vivian
Tlageralawn
Tlowo
Ady
Red Cross drives expand nationwide with large enroll goal
Leaders in Washington announce a goal of 15 million enrollments with 1,006,000 additional members. Campaigns will begin simultaneously across the country as directors telegraph campaign plans and appoint managers for chapters from the north of Columbia to the southern Indiana region. Meetings are slated for Ohio and Cincinnati area chapters in the coming days.
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Olivoland
Tidiana
Kentucky
Red Cross
Lake
Ite
Willian G. Roge
Wrorty
Washington
Shiles
Weal Eau
Paige Muimagers
Tak Eliage
Toranhoy
Caorpaign Net
Etitptes
Ati-' Prnoga
Pha
Rose
Alanmrer Inna R. Gaefield
Ako Division
Columbia
Norlly
Tneina
Rose Poes
Litaverpokis
Ajul Bouthern Indias
Tiowisyile
Singtan
Cincinnati
Deserter Arrest and Disorderly Conduct in Middletown
Middletown police arrest McQuire a deserter from Mater County Kentucky after being located by city detectives. Separate incidents see Kate Sapp file warrants for William Sapp and Nelson Shaw for disorderly conduct after an intoxicated incident and a reported assault on John Sapp. Chickens stolen from a Wurlitzer store are recovered at the police station during the investigation.
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Middletown
Ann McQuire
Baltimore
Byrd
Averhovi
Aimeen
McQuire
Mater
Herve
Wip
Boa
Hamilton
Maren County
Uader
Willian Omppo
South Fifth Street
Mapfe Avenue
Kite Sapp
Maia
Willimin Sagar
Nate Sapp
Kate Sapp
Sie
Melt Shaw
Bill Sapp
Chiat
Raus
Heath
Poelige
Polige
Katie
Sapp
Amiicipal Cour
William Smith
Nelson Shawl
T Hem
Frye
Polies
John Sapp
Altacken
Smith
Shaw
Tr. Zovines
Engine Damage Report Near Columbia Bridge
An engine suffered damage as several pipes were broken off, likely by thieves, at the west end of the Columbia bridge. The incident left a Ye Ae younger car damaged, with the jiolive noted as damaged in the report.
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Columbia Bridge
March Passes Away Leader of Lebanon Publishing
George Otis March, noted educational publisher and longtime leader in the Lebanon district, died after a stroke. He was a Methodist lay leader, choir director, and prominent banker. As head of Mavelas Bros publishers his estate nears half a million dollars with a widow and two sons-in-law.
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Cearge
Otis March
National Repute
Mareh Biel
Dovton
Wes Ohta Pothouliat
Mirkielawa
United States
Mawelaia
Chenaniut West
Hin
West Chie
Sarataza Springs
Chee Lebnon Methodist
Episcopal Planet
Mave
Lebanon National Bank
Panty
Willisis
Teffreys in Trouble In Municipal Court
D A Sant of Power filed a warrant in municipal court against Gordon for menacing. The complainant said he tried to pay for a taxi and was threatened after a dispute with taxi proprietor William Miller. Joffreys allegedly pulled a weapon and threatened to shoot Sant. he was arrested and later released on bond pending hearing.
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Teffreys
D. A. Sant
Muncipal Court
Gordon
Menacin
Wowald
Hall
Taskablaw
William Miller
Joffreys
Sant
Hospital Transfer Notice for Mercy Hospital Patient
A misread entry notes a patient from 184 North inelands was removed to Mercy Hospital on Saturday by the city for treatment by Dr Lothr, Mr. Mreehtling. The patient Hayt bspasme.
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Davis TL
Mis
Dimesayia
Gt 184
I Alvedt
Mercy Hospital
Ofi Inlanes
de. Lothr
War Board urges reduced meat to aid soldiers
The War Board of Ohio requests saving poultry and rabbits for the war effort. Keep June meatless days and plan Thanksgiving to limit red meats. Eat one ounce less meat per person daily to free beef and pork for soldiers and allies. Rabbit may be popular this year and open season for hare is noted.
Captain Millikin Promoted to General’s Camp at Camp Cathy
Word was received today that Captain Magen D. Millikin of Mamontou, son of Dey Millikin, has been promoted to the general's staff. The announcement came from Camp Cathy in Jenning, New Mexico, confirming the promotion and his return.
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Magen D. Millikin
Roxy
Mamniltou
Dey
Millikin
Janet Hen
Cathy
Jenming
Unclear historic ad touts wood heated building device
Fragmentary OCR presents an advertisement claiming wood heating for a building with a device and a dubious laxative product. Names appear as Myers, W GROVE'S, and mentions of a fake cure. Details are garbled and uncertain.
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Los Angeles
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Cviftithe
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Smuday
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Sepadel Retedion Company
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Masonly Temple
Cluctnaatt
Czar
America
Sherman
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Nero-Worth
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Lloyd McQuire
Uunder
Fadies
Wolea
Wation
Invae Geneon
Buretta
Serge
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Priza
the Fashion
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Court House
Lebanon
the War Board of Ohio Today
Capt. Millikin
Ewing
Fanitar Uvaus
W. Grove
Miller
Ty Byers Bobtle
Tevet Drug Co—Adv
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