War export figures show June as turning point
Figures indicate exports did not move until June as WWII impacts eased. Sixty airplanes were exported in January to June with 152 for the full year, while automobile shipments rose sharply in June as the year ended June 30 1914. Exports of passenger and freight vehicles valued about $1,574,574 show a rebound? conditions similar for barred wire harness and saddles.
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Weylers
Cotane
Elowaa
Qwu
Jamasc
Manny Automobile
Une
Typhoid Expected to Be Rare in 30 Years
Public Health Service predicts a dramatic drop in typhoid vaccinations and cases. Officials say nationwide vaccination and improved sanitation will reduce incidence, with figures suggesting far fewer infections than in prior years.
Japan to Maintain Entente Ties with World Powers
Paris reports Baron Kikujire Ishi affirms Japan will keep full entente commitments with France and other allies. He stresses unity among the Triple Entente, noting mutual duties and shared interests amid growing global tensions.
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Paris
Japan
de Powerg
Tiple Entente
Kikujire Ishi
France
Jaron
Armani
Wife Deserted Husband Arrives in New Country
A court case alleges Midge Werlat fled to America from Hungary with two children, leaving husband Linn Avil and naming Amurica as the wife. The marriage ended after accusations of wilful abandonment as the family stayed with grandparents while Fudge Harlan arranged via an interpreter. Yanko now lives in West Medidtown.
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Yanko
Wilful
Abzen
Serbia
Hungary
Linn
Amurica
Ing de Angary
Fudge Harlan
Yanko Snow
West Midedletown
Symmes Corner Bridge Costs Noted in Records
Fragmentary OCR listing mentions Symmes Corner Bridge 10 and total cost $1,695. Additional unreadable strings reference names, places, and possible dates, but core item is the bridge cost.
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Symmes Corner Bridge
Bell Officials Seek Evidence in Telegraph Case
Representatives from Bell Telephone Company based in Cincinnati and other locales met with Hamilton County legal counsel to discuss a case against the Bell network. The inquiry aims to prove connections relating to cross lines and prior agreements, with hearings expected to reveal key evidence before the Public Utilities Commission sale proceedings.
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Cie Bell Telephonie Company
Cincinnati
Campai
Ue Camipatry
Hamilton Blame Pelephone
Livre
Gineinnaté
Tneiinali
Renson Pleas Court
Ufiliti Commizsion
Lemon Township Plans New School Project
The Lemon Township Board of Education prepares plans for a new school site north of Middletown. Bids will be sought for construction, with residents to vote on essential details as the property is acquired and the project moves forward.
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Lemon. Township
Georgy Barkswau
Aretiteet
Owhiel
Lemon Township
Hoard
Rae
Qorth
Middletown
CIA
Woa
Kasur
Cao
Sda
Roeese Opraprarty
Rene
Fee Peerenik
Cle
Iehoal Board
Lo Pureliage Ue
Seszary Grout
Dhe
Ereetion Ab
Fagihling
Wilele
Mapre
Leno
Patience Sought in South America Mentioned in Cincinnati Visit
A fragmented report notes a South American concern discussed during a Cincinnati visit, highlighting patience as a theme. The garbled text references channels of international travel, a narrator named My Mageal and phrases about Argenti NAS and Basen belike.
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Ciearin
Cincinnati
South Minerican Caniteins
Argenti- Nas
Paul Pationes
Rush Orders Received Toros Mug In War Aid Drive
Premier Olam aid Minister reports efforts to mobilize resources from governmental and private sectors for rapid allied war output. Ambassadors and providers dispatched to ensure munitions flow to allies. Local note mentions school construction bid awarded in Williamsdale for $0,000.30 to William Burke.
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Toros Mug
Olam
Ob Wartka
Bo Nakhee
Japan
Board of Duration
St.air Township
Williamsdale
Willian Burke
Creepy Jail Scene Ends With Suspect in Custody
A chaotic escape attempt unfolds as a deranged suspect, Bauerlein, stalks a dark stairwell during a standoff. Deputies and a tense crowd battle alarms, fortifications, and a storm to prevent violence. The suspect is subdued after earthen threats fade, then speaks in German and is jailed awaiting transfer to the asylum.
Wreck on the We and OL tear Orient on Aug. 12
A heavily garbled report describes a wreck on August 12 causing multiple deaths and injuries. It cites conductors and engineers, a fuel bolt, and a missing or damaged passenger car. The article mentions ensuing investigations and possible causes but lacks clear names or locations.
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Healisaster
Lewis
Peace aims of the Socialists agenda outlined
The Socialists publish conference aims: permanent peace through European law and broader recognition. Opponents must not gain territories or favorable trade terms, and belligerents should be treated equally in peace. They call for removal of trade barriers, postwar order based on autonomy and restraint, and an international court to submit future conflicts for resolution.
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Berein
London
Socialist
Tepuiys Reighslaz
Ean 1
Minty
Nalione
Bridge Action Noted Firms Informed in Ohio
Fragmented text reports firms notified of a bridge action with references to locations including New York, Indianapolis, Detroit, and St. Louis. The garbled lines mention law enforcement and a range of places, with unclear specifics about dates or actions.
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Columbia
Ohio
Athena Ilefinitels
Lawdiss
New York
Food Aid Sent as Flood Sufferers Helped and Restrictions Eased
A carload of canned goods and bread was dispatched to flood victims as relief efforts expanded. The Empire council approved abolishing restrictions on Jewish residents in Petrograd, easing wartime controls in several cities and jurisdictions under the war ministry and imperial court.
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Newport
Ark
Petroghad
Aus
Russians Enjoying Band Concert When German Ship Appeared
At Petrograd a crowd gathered in a city park to hear a band when a German ship appeared offshore. Police dispersed the spectators as more German vessels loomed on the horizon. Russian guns opened fire, scattering the fleet and sending ships to dive. The chaotic scene unfolded amid warning signals and alarms.
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Petrograd
Aus
Alin Gorman
Pernau
Mm Gadlack
Javay
Teetty
Geena Atipa
Viepre
Avennae
Bernau
Teriap
Fernupn
Sir Edward Grey Responds to German Chancellor Speech
British Foreign Secretary Sir Edward Grey issued a statement from London rebutting a German Reichstag speech by Chancellor von Belman-Holweg. Grey accuses Germany of violating Belgian neutrality, seeks stronger guarantees against future war, and argues peace requires equal and comprehensive security for all nations.
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Eilwand Grey
Secroniee
London
Treichslar
Br. van Belmann Holhweg
Copeman
Belgium
Great Britain
Mling
Germany
Giermany
Chan- Veeller
Iran
Har
Luc
Ain
Snel
Cron
Apecel
Adda
Germuty
Flinse
Hief
Gerjog Torrer
German photographed defenses in serialized national guard case
German instrument maker at Carnegie Institute charged under federal law for recording fortifications and defenses. Kopaetz, 27, detained in Norfolk awaiting trial in the federal district court. Investigators say he possessed photos of Fort Monier and Cape Henry defenses connected to Chesapeak Bay defenses.
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Washington
Quiltaes
Gul Kopeeh
Carngk Tnstinion
Jm. WO
Meraral
Norfalk
Kopaetz
Germ
Department of Justion
Monier
Cape Honey
Chesajieaher
Kingston Damaged by Late Kurricanté Hurricane
Kingston Jamaica reports detail the late hurricane of August 12 13 injuring the island’s northern area. Winds felled banana groves destroying large portions of crops and rails and roads along the coast. Cogan plantations escaped with minor damage while coffee and milo suffered. Slaves are said to have begun restoration and a new banana crop is expected within ten months.
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New York
Kingston
Jamaica
Lie Island
Tully
Port Antonia
Rul’ Bay
Tomato prices surge as weather harms crops
Unripe tomatoes suffer from wet weather causing rot and reduced yields while market prices jump. Early varieties fetch around 40 to 40 cents a bushel, with late tomatoes improving and an expected abundant crop developing later.
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Pri
Social clubs facing closure over liquor license issues
An enumeration of Hamilton social clubs was completed by U S Internal Revenue Collector Gillean Hieseae yesterday. Clubs were cited to show cause why they should not be barred from retail liquor dealing and penalities set, with government licensing actions feared. Anothian Visit of counties is not clear in this fragment.
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Gi “Soc¢iak
Hamilton
United State
Alg
Gillean Hieseaeterday
Anothian Vist
Oo Nuites
Wizard Has Close Call Eyes in Danger
A laboratory accident near Lake, New York involves Thomas Ay and Edison apparatus with a potash solution. Quick first aid by a physician prevented serious injury to wizard Tim Crom as a release sprayed. incident details describe a near miss and safety concerns.
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Vora
Aig
Thomas Ay Deedlesin
Edison
Muison
Roosevelt Attacks U S Foreign Policy In New York
Ex president Meador Roosvelt denounces U S foreign policy in Platishurs New York address. He says America has endured an immoral pack among nations for 13 months and permitted German brutality while shipping munitions abroad. He urges pacificism and stronger national defence policies.
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Platishurs
New York
Meadore Roosvelt
United States
Germany
Cattle Quarantine Enforced in Chicago Area
A new cattle disease outbreak triggers statewide quarantine in Lake County. Armed federal guards are posted at cross roads to prevent passage of pedestrians as authorities contain the illness. Officials report the outbreak disrupts farms and raises concerns for local markets and livestock movements. The dramatic measures reflect urgent efforts to curb spread and protect regional agriculture.
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Chicago
Ain
Richystalnek
Lake County
Office hs Chosen Manion O Avie 26th Ue Conference
The article lists officers elected for the Tay Gerningy Methodist Episcopal Church line with secretary and treasurer names, and notes a conference reporting officer. It also reports American cotton exports for the fiscal year ending June 30, showing a decline in volume by 1003 bales but a larger drop in value by 254,357,929 dollars versus the prior year due to lower prices.
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Manion
Avie
Tay Gerningy
William A. Sehirit
Sesaywur
Laries
Row
H.W. Leitz
Coyington
Wes HA
Blume Oat Cleveland
John Mayer
Poelode
Rew A Hellen
Pillghure Ye Beall
Iswih
Mev
Toledaz
Raellerhe
Jusenh
Aus
Department of Commerce
Lione
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BELL
South America
Aapatest Factories
Toll Tannery
Tom
Fawky
Payton
Leeuw
Terania
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Agie
Manet
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Sharp
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Tree Top
Glephone
Mirpha
Gia
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Yeaferday
Jhuerleia
Mie
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Cass
Bauerlein
Andy
Fred Wattun
Aden
Sherit Depper
Aho Popper
Otfhers
Sir Edward Grey
Reli Unden
Bond
Fo Heshrvist
Strument Maker
Carnegie
Republican News
Uilligna
Wes Minnie
Roosevelt
U.S
Imninne
Marion
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